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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-02-22, Page 4PAGE 4--G9DERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1973 COMMENTS The Rotary Bantam All - Stars travelled to St. Mary s last Wednesday night for an exhibition game and managed a tie. The game ended -four-all. The only player who played hockey was Bill Walters as he came up with a two -goal perfor- mance. . I understand Russ is working out of town and still reads our column, and will be back to referree during Lions Young Canada Week. The Team which Don Aweky played for was Waterloo and the year was 1954. MITE ALL-STARS The Legion Auxiliary Mite All -Stars played a fast moving game Saturday night February 17th in -the Goderich Memorial Arena, when they came up against Exeter ending with a 2- 2 tie, David Eastwood opened the scoring, in the first period when he stored unassisted. •Exeter came right back and tied it up. The second period went scoreless. David Eastwood assisted by Joey Morrissey scored early in the 3rd period to put Goderich in the lead. Although Goderich fought hard, they couldn't hold Exeter back as they scored late in the 3rd period to make it a 2 all tie. Coaches Denis Williamson and Doug Huff report that David Eastwood and Joey Morrissey played a strong game, and Greg Marshall fought hard on defense. MITE HOUSE LEAGUE Monday February - 12th, MacDonald Marine and Graham Electric came up with a 1-1 tie. Tini' Lassalinescored the Graham Electricgoal in the 1st period with David Mahood picking up the assist. Greg Kirkconnell scored for Mac Donald Marine late in the second period unassisted. Wednesday February .' I4th, Bedford Hotel defeated Canadian Tire by a score of 4- 2. David McDonald came up 'with 2 goalsfor Bedford Hotel. David Gallow and Ken Huff each got singles. David Gallow; Scott Profit, Mark Crawford and Paul Mur- phy shared, the assists. Todd, Rittinger and Scott Russ got the goals for Canadian Tire assisted . by Andrew Telford and Daryl Madge. Friday February 16th, MacDonald Marine defeated Canadian Tire by a score of 4- 1. The first „period Gwent scoreless. Greg Kirkconnell scored the first goal for MacDonald Marine in the 2nd period assisted by John Peters. Greg Marshall made it 2-0 when he scored - tit assiste d Greg Marshall scored the 3rd goal-- for MacDonald Marine assisted by Jamie Daer. Todd Rittinger scored the lone goal for Canadian Tire unassisted. Greg Kirkconnell got his 2nd assisted by Dave •Buxton. MITE HOUSE . LEAGUE Saturday February 17, Bed- ford Hotel and Graham Elec- tric played ' a 4-4 tie. David McDonald scored '2 goals for. Bedford Fjotel, David Gallow and Greg Lapaine picked up the assists. Scott Wilson scored for Graham Electric assisted by Ron Stoddard. Tim Lassaline tied it up as he scored for Graham Electric assisted by Brent Williamson. advance to 'the play-offs. Mike Eastwood put Graham Electric in the lead when he scored his first goal of the season - Scott Wilson and Ron Stoddard setting him up. Del Bedard assisted by Scott Wilson opened thca...,scoring in the 3rd period . -for Graham Electric. Matk Crawford got the 3rd goal for Bedford Hotel, assisted by David Gallow. David Gallow tied up the game when he scored unassisted. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE In Tuesday's game, ,the Legion Sailors came up with one of their; best games to date, as they white -washed Glen - mark Homes 3-0. Robert Cum- mings obtained his second shut -out of the season and came -up with `„Several good saves. Steven Walters led the attack for the Sailors, as" he scored the first goal of 'the game. John Clements and John Alexander scored the other goals, both of `them played a 'strong two way game. • Mark Carman and Randy Middel set up the first two goals of the game. Dan Red- path arid Dan Freeman both played a standout game arid continue to improve each game. In the first game of the double-header, Friday night, the Legion Sailors came hack to tie Kentucky Fried Chicken two -all. John Alexander opened the scoring for the Sailors and Jeff Denomy tied the game one -all before the end of the first. Robert Jeffrey scored in th third, period to give Kentucky Fried Chicken a 2-1 lead and it looked like a sure victory for Col. Saunders' boys; but Steve Walters scored in the final minu o grthe Sailors a tie: ,T a second game ,also ended in a tie, as it was play-off hockey at its best. Both goalies were outstanding, Robert Huff for. the Fryers and Brian Shewfelt for Goderich Electric. David Hill scored Goderich Electric's only goal,,.when Dean Boura set him up. • Brian Fellows ,scored,, the Legi.tt'nL, Flyers' goa! as Ted Dohei$ty drew the assist. The final score was one -all, both teams had numerous chances to score but failed to put the puck into the net as it was a close checking game. First 'game Saturday morning Feb. 17, Goderich Electric won 1-0 as they clenched .first place with nineteen points with only two remaining .games in the schedule 1eftrfor each team. .Kentucky Fried Chicken just, couldn't ' score on Brian Shewfelt as he picked up another shutout to lead his team , to victory: -The .only goal'' of the game came off the stick of -Marty " Middell .as he knocked in Todd Feibelkarn's rebound. Legion Flyers and Glenmark Homes played a scoreless game (3rd tie game of the week). Both net -minders were superb as they stopped several shots which were labelled. League standings are very close for second position as the Legion Sailors have 14 points, Flyers 13 points, Glenmark Homes 12, and Kentucky Fried Chicken 11. Convenor Bill Reed ' advises that 4th and 5th spot finishers will play off for the final position. The winners then will PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Monday, Feb. 12th., saw Sifto Salt white -wash Goderich Motors 6-0. Brian Reid scored 4 goals to lead Sifto Salt to the victory oyer Goderich Motors. In the first period, Reid scored the first goal on a pass from Brian Sowerty. Rick Stoddard ,set up Reid's second goal and then scored the third. goal of the period, unassisted. Reid scored the only goal of the second period when , he knocked ' the puck , in off the goaltender's stick. Sifto picked up two goals in the third ,period as Reid scored unassisted, and Jacques Richard scored from Murphy. There were 3 penalties handed out in the game, all to Sifto Salt. Thursday, February 15. Sifto Salt and Goderich Motors met for the second time this week and in a well played and evenly matched gamer, Sifto emerged the victors by a 3-1 count. In the first period, the teams went from end to»end with the only goal coming at the midway point as Terry Kisch set up Brian Reid. Jacques Richard scored early in the 2nd period on a three-way passing play with Ricky Stoddard and Brian Reid. With because Motors cutting „Robert Sifto a man shorn of a penalty, Goderich waisted little time in the lead in half as. Pinkney scored unassisted. In the dying minutes of the 3rd period, . Sifto took two overlapping penalties, putting them two men short. Goderich Motors pulled their gtaltender to increase their advantage. Sifto fought frantically to keep the puck away from their net., They managed to carry the play into the Goderich Motors' end'where Bruce Melick's long shot through a maze of players was tipped into the empty net by Pat Murphy. Larry McGee played a ,strong two-way game, and Terry Kisch was a stan- dout on defence. Saturday's game was a high scoring affair as ' Club—Grill came fr"qm a'' 4-0 `,-deficit to '`?defeat t3'oderich Restaurant 5- 4. Terry Schoemaker scored all 4 goals for the Goderich Restaurant team, as Glen Hut- chins set up 2 of them. Club Grill came back with Ted, Atfield, Dale Duncan, Don Coughlan, Gerry Wunnick and Stephen Doney all scoring for the winners. Randy Stoddard and Dale Duncan each drew assists in the game. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE In the first game, Monday evening, February 12th., McGee. Motors trounced Denorngte Flowers 5-0. Paul Duckworth and Brian Good shared the shut -out for the winners. Five players figured in the 'scoring for McGee's as Steve Meriam picked up a goal and an assist, as did Mike Burley, who had the same. Mike King, Glen Hutchins and Ken Straughan were the other goal scorers. John Fuller and Bill Sanderson played a strong game for McGee's, and each picked "up an assist. Don Hoist Real Estate are on their longest winning streak as they continue to fight for the first place, as they defeated Goderich Elevator 5-3 in a welhplayed game with only 3 penalties. Goderich Elevator took a 2-0 lead on goals by Steven Crew, Doug Sproule assisting, and Steve Chase with Paul Parsons assisting. Don Hoist came back `l with three quick goals by Wayne Mahood, Doug Redpath and Bill Gauley before the first period ended. Getting assists on these goals'' were Terry Prouse, Pete Crew and Karl Leblanc. In the second, period, Don Hoist did all the scoring, as Bill Gauley got his second of the night, and Pete Crew got the other; assisting on these goals were Wayne Mahood, Doug Redpath and Don Kirkconnell. Goderich Elevator got the only goal of the third period as Steve Chase scored his second goal, with Le Roy Meriam assisting. In Thursday's game, Don Hoist defeated Denomme Flowers 5-2. One of the most improved, players in the Ban - tarn division.this year is Pete Crew, as he came up with a hat trick to lead Don Hoist to vic- tory. Paul Schaeferopened the scoring for Don Hoist unassisted in the first period. Denornme Flowers tied the game,- as Rick Healey scored„ with Kevin Williams assisting; Denomme Flowers' other goal was scored by, Bob Overholt, also unassisted. Don Kirkconnell picked up an assist and a goal, and Brian Meriam got two assists for Don Holst's other points. In the other game, McGee's won 3-0 over Goderich Elevator, to end up in first place in the standings. Paul Duckworth and Brian Good came up with another shut -out for McGee's . Mike Burley opened- the scoring in the first period, unassisted. ROTARY BANTAM Ken Straughan got the ALL—STARS- second' ,goat, and Tim Clancey In the first game of the , the final one for McGee .O:1V H,A--playOtfs; played--in--MQtnrs:,Ti ii Dohat..pitked up Elmira Saturday, February the only assist. 17th., the Goderich Club star- Final standings are as follows: First place goes to McGee Motors, Don Hoist en- ded up -in second, and Elevator third, aril in last -place is Denomme Flowers. •9 ted out as if they weren't in the game. They didn't hit, forecheck, or skate, and ended -up losing' 4-2. Elmira has a well balanced club and played positional hockey, which the. Goderich team lacked. The Rotary Ban- tams came to life in the third ,playing the Elmira's Midgets. period as they started to skate F'iirst,game of this series is on and hit, and got goals from Thursday night, here in � Rick Moody and Ed Courtney. Goderich. Next game is this Saturday in The game, last Sunday bet- Goderich. The Club can use ween Orangeville and the your support, so get out there Conklin Juveniles was a and cheer, as this Club does thriller. Goderich came up with have the_.rnakingsj L ging la a win to tie the -series one -all. further, in the playoffs. HOCKEY NOTES The Kinsmen Midgets will be See you at the Arena. The Harbouraires, last Sun- day evening, elected their new slater of officers for 1973. Past President, Charles Snell, wished the new slate best wishes for, what appears to be, a very successful year. The new officers are; President -Harold Knisley, first Vice.Harry 'Mit- chell, Secretary -Harry Dykstra, Treasurer -Ebb Ross, Dues Secretary; Ivan McConnell, Librarian -.Bill Chase, Public Relations-ruce Davey, Enter- tainment -Abe Chase and Ad- visory Group; Bob Irwin, Sam Wain and Ken Sowerby. Under the direction of George Buchanan, the all male. chows/ is practicing for a num.,/ ber 'Of upcoming engagements which include Anniversary Ser- vices for ~local churches and a special Easter programme to be taped for CKNX=TV. The 'group has been singing for over 20 years and has brought a great deal of Louise Lovett passes with honors favourable publicity to this area. A drive for new members is now on to replace members who have moved away and anyone who has a love for music and would be willing to practice each Sunday evening from 8:30 to 10:00 would be more than welcome. The chorus practices at the North St. United Church. Any further information can be obtained from Mr. George Buchanan at 524-7433. f Last week Clarke Teal defeated Jim Kingsley to. ex- tend his unbeaten streak to 18 games. Tom McGill played Very well winning a game against Amedeo Arldrieni. Jim Weary advanced to Level 1 with a win against Tom McGill. Harold Kloeze lost one and tied one against_ Kirk Lyndon then went on to defeat Glen Wightman. The standings as of Feb. 14 are as follows: Level 1 Charlie MacDonald with 34 wins 0 losses and 0 ties for 1,000, Clarke Teal 25-3-3 .855, Amedeo Andrieni'7.2-1 .675. Level 2 Kirk Lyndon wins 12 losses and 3 dra .671, Ernie. McMillan .677, Tom McGill 27.14, Glen Wightman 18.10,1 Level 3 Harold Kloeze wins, 4 losses and 1 dra .550, Ji;tn. Kingsley 22-19.2 Glen Falkiner 10-9.1 .525 Kane 15-14.3 .516, Rei Voeltnie 2-2-0 .500. Level 4 Ian Ross 14 K,i losses and 2 draws for John Seaman 7-13-2 .364, Kingsley 10-30-1 .256 McDougall 8-37-2 .192 ,-Eisler 148-0 .053 ONTARTG—P-REIVITER — WILL VISIT HURON RIDING Paul Baker this week an- nounced that . one of his students, Louise Lovett of R.R. 1 Londesboro, has successfully passed her Royal Conservatory of Toronto examinations for Grade nine. ' Miss Lovett passed with honors. -� . HALLIDAY Early Bird -Early Build . HOME & COTTAGE DISCOUNTS For a limited time only"asave hun- dreds of dollars on your new home or cottage with Hallidays big Early Bird -Early Build Discounts. Choose now from 35 custom manufactured homes ... 13 different cottages. Your Halliday Dealer has it ail together -- „mortgage money, lot assistance, computerized construction, erection • crews and Early Bird -Early Build Discounts. See him today and save. SAGER CONSTRUCTION R.R. No. 2 'GODERICH, ONT.• PHONE -- 524-9530 a On Behulf Of 'Don Suthcott= (P.C. 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