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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-22, Page 4PAGE 4--OODERJCH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER_22, 1973 Dearborn Hockey Association with its players, 'coaches, managers and parents were in town for the weekend and won all six games against Goderich. It was a terrific show as the organizer s Goderich.. Minor Hockey Association showed our neighbours from the south a real good time. They were entertained at the Country Club Saturday evening, everyone that went had a enjoyable evening and those that didn't sure missed a good time. John Doherty and Tom Hoad who helped organize this event along with the coaches and parents took forward to a trip, sometime in January to Dear- born Michigan. NOVICE (MITE) HOUSE LEAGUE Goderich showed a vast dif- ference in their play over the Friday night game, as all three lines worked hard and checked well. Mark Crawford scored the first Goderich goal at the 49 second nark of the first period. Bradley Armstrong gained the assist. David Gallow scored the 2nd and 3rd goals' in solo ef- forts. The defence pairs of John Kloss, Frazer Abbott, David Banton and John Peters were very steady. Mike Moriarity played a strong first period as he stopped a clear-cut breakaway. The regular schedule started this week for the House League. Convener Dennis Williamson has three teams in the schedule which will run up to the end of December. The three teams are: Gardiner's Dairy, coached by Larry Hough and Bill Crawford; Bedford Hotel, coached by Bill Martin, Don Johnston and Mike Moriarity; and the third team is Graham Electric, coached by Barry Eastwood, Dennis Johnston and Pat Melady. NOVICE LEGION AUXILIARY ALL-STARS • ATOMS HOUSE LEAGUE Convener Dalton Boyce and his coaches are spending more time showing the team players how to skate and the fun- damentals of hockey etc. -Therefore all the games up t'o the end of this year will be exhibition ,games. Glenmark Homes 'are coached by George Osmond and John Burley. Legion coaches are Brian Schmidt, Bill Fry and Harold Cook. Goderich Electric have Bill Wilson and Pete Mason. John Sturdy and Larry Sturdy coach the Ken- tucky Chickens. We look forward in reporting the scores of these exhibition games and trust to see the game reports starting next week. in .the final frame, to ensure the victory. The win 'gives coach Richard Madge's team an even record Of two wins, to losses and a tie, in exhibition games. The regular season starts here this Saturday, when Mitchell playa here at 6:30 p.m. The second game of the schedule will see the Suns playing in Zurich on Wednesday, also at 6:30 p.m. PEE -WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Convener Bill Reid reports that the regular schedule in the House League commenced Monday, November 12, game reports will be in the column starting next week. There are four teams in this division: Sifto Salt is coached by Carl Butler and AI Sumner, Club Grill coach is Dick .McLean, Goderich 'Restaurant will be coached by Brian Rumig. The fourth team which was called Goderich Motors will have a new name - Lionel's Sunoco. Dave Haylo is the coach for that team. (Sweaters should be here in a couple of weeks.) Burger Bar, and The Goderich Lions Club. A thank -you also goes to the Pee Wee parents who billetted the U.S. players. The Goderich Lion Pee Wees begin their W.O.A.A. schedule Thursday, November 22, in Clinton at 6:30. The second game, Goderich versus Grand Bend, is played here November 24, at 7:30. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE There is only three teams now in the Bantam House League .division, the reason for .this occurrence is that the Midgets that didn't make the Midget All-Star team have now, got a sponsor and a Midget "B" team has been formed. The new sponsor will be an- nounced next week. New sweaters have been or: dered by the sponsors - Goderich Elevators, coached by Chuck Jewell and Fred Jewell; McGee" G.M. Parts, coached by Jim McCaul and Jack MacKin- non; and 'Don Hoist Real Estate Ltd., coached by Gard Crawford and Jack Cummings. good skating and checking" by Don Kirkconnell, Jeff Harrison and Tim McLean. This past week, they played an exhibition game against Mitchell and won by a whop- ping score of 10-4. KINSMEN MIDGET ALL-STARS First game of the W.O.A.A: schedule was played Sunday af- ternoon, November 18, against Grand Bend. Goderich had the desire to win as they came from behind to edge out a victory 3- 2. Grand Bend went ahead 1-0 on a goal by Kevin Daters in the first period. Early in the second, Goderich Defense made a miscue as Steve Jennison in- tercepted a pass to walk in and make it 2-0 with Goderich having a man advantage. Before the end of the second period, Goderich Kinsmen finally got the puck past goalie Randy Lovie, who was outstan- ding in the nets for Grand Bend. Grant Shelton picked up Doug Marshall's rebound to make it 2-1; the play started with Al Worgan carrying it from his own end. Lee Arbour got the equalizer as he made no mistake to Fie the 'game 2 -all. The go-alhead 'and winning goal was scored by Rick Moody as he out -guessed the. defense and beat the Grand . Bend goalie on the short side. Goderich Kinsmen held on to preserve the win es the whole team played a strong checking game. Next game will be against Clinton, in Clinton, this Satur- day, November 24th., and then again on Sunday at 4:30 here in Goderich against Mitchell. Tuesday, November 27. They play the return game against Grand Bend in Zurich. House Division replacing Goderich Motors and will be called Lionel. Sunocar, We also have a 'sponsor for" luburn °nal th n Er the', 1by h, tine HOCKEY NOTES Did you know the Tuck Shop,. at the Goderich Arena is operated and run by G.M.H.4. and the Supporters Club? Your support would be appreciated. Wayne Cook is doing an ex- cellent job. Sandra Kisch reports that the mothers of the Supporters Club had a very successful day last Saturday, November 17 at their annual Bake Sale. She would like to thank all the ladies who baked and donated their time to t is worthwhile cause. We are very p eased to an- nounce that Lionel Kloss Lionel's Sunoco Service Station will be donating new sweaters for a House League team. He will be the new sponsor for Team No. 4 in the Pee Wee The Pa platy dr ithievem Lynn 1 otd•out kis and ky had Carie E Toelmle bond COY W hvorite f red it. Auburn kid their ionic of 1 lent to t l Lynn' ,nd desse Record ere di Eihibit f Treasure ind furt December BRONNLEY PHARMACY - On Friday, November 16 the Novice Legion Auxiliary All - Stars travelled to St. Marys and were on the losing end of a 3-0 score. Frazer Abbott, John Peters, John Kloss and Jeff Denomme' were outstanding for the locals. The team missed a few chances while St. Marys was short - .handed, which could have tur- ned the• game the other way. The forward attack -still lacks the ---aggressiveness of holding the opposition in their end, but a few snore games should cure this problem. When this is ac- complished, they are going to be a hard team to beat— ,Saturday, eat— Saturday,�November 17 the locals had a real heart- break4er as Exeter scored a goal with five seconds remaining in the game, to gain It 3-3 tie. SUNCOAST SUNS ATOM ALL-STARS The Suncoast Suns Atom All -Stars defeated Zurich, here, Saturday 6-2. Team Captain Larry Kelly led the Suncoast Estates' at- tack with . two goals and an assist. Larry Boyce also scored twice for the winners. Single goals were added by Randy Graham and Mark Rowe, who played a,strong game both ways for the Suns. -Robert Willert scored both Zurich goals, with assists going to Kris Bedard and Brian Hor- ner. _ Goderich led 2-0 after, the firs' period, with each team get- ting one goal in the second. The Suns outscored the visitors 3-1 GODERICH LION S PEE -WEE ALL-STARS This past weekend brought exciting hockey to the Goderich Arena from Dearborn, Michigan. In the first game, Saturday night, Dearborn Pee- Wees defeated. the Goderich Lions 3-1. The U.S. Team scored twice in the first period and once in the second. Bob Mitchell, Bob Polaskey and Tom Popeil were the goal get- ters for the U.S. Gold -Diggers. The Lions lone goal came in the third period from Roger Lewis assisted by Mike Hodges. Early Sunday morning brouggit a 2-0 hockey, game from Dearborn. Both goa„ls for the Gold -Diggers were scored by Bill Campbell. The Goderich Lions played well but were unable to get. one past the outstanding U.S. goalie, Mike Osrer. Coach Don Elliott would like to thank the following for the hospitality shown the Dearborn Pee Wees on Saturday after- noon: Harry Little of Little Bowl, Mr: Joe Bur'bine, The BLUE'S SUPERMARKET SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES UN THE SQ ut4RF BEEF & PORK MAPLE LEAF REGULAR Sausage Meat MAPLE LEAF Cooked Wieners WF DELIVER LEAN Ground Beef BANTAM : "B Berry's Bantams from Dear- born, Michigan, were in town for the weekend to play Ooderich in two exhibition games. Goderich Bantam "B” All -Stars were just put together this past week by Jim McCaul. Goderich did exceptionally well considering that the players have not practised together or played as a unit before they played these games. In the first game, Dearborn scoredthree quick unanswered goals and held on to a 3-2 win. Bill Gauley and Mike Milley scored for. the Bantam "B"s, but ,they just couldn't get the equalizer. Sunday's contest was close for two periods as Goderich held a 2-1 lead, but Berry's Bantams scored four goals to put the game on ice and give them a 5-2 win and a sweep of the series. Penalties were very costly for the Goderich team, and as a result, an investigation mill be heti with the coaches" of the Bantam's, Jim McCaul, Fred Jewell, Convener of Bantam' Division, and referee=in-chief over the refereeing and the game misconduct and game suspension which was handed out. Goderich opened the scoring as- Bill Gauley scored from Fred Jewell and Berry's Ban- tams tied the . game as Popiel scored two minutes later. Before the end of the first period, Goderich made it 2-1 on a goal by Fred Jewell, with Bill Gauley assisting. Bill Gauley. played well in both games 'despite an injured hand. The P Missionar W'ednesd home of rich ' t h Wilfred `. 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