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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-29, Page 4PAGE 4—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NO /EMBER 29, 1973 The Kings will be the new name for the Midget B team, which will be sponsored by the Burger Bar, 37 Kingston St. We need your help - we' are not getting complete game reports. Parents could assist by keeping scores, and assist as game time- keepers, etc. Get to know your son's coach. Be helpful. G.M.H.A. has requested that all parents look into purchasing new helmets, as it will be cum- _...pulsory next year. P.S. They can be purchased locally for $7.95. The Suncoast Estates Atom All -Stars made their first ap- pearance in their new uniforms. They sure look great. -NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE On Monday, November 19, the Bedford Hotel sparked by Mark Crawford's two goals, defeated Gardiner's Dairy. Jim Walton ^ a"asisted on Mark's second goal. Mike Moriarity gained the shutout for his team. t arrin Moore onnizp theclosest to breaking Mike's shut -out when he shot wide on a breakaway. Friday, November 23 saw Graham Electric defeat Bed- ford Hotel 4-2. David Gallow was the sharpshooter for the "Electrics" as he scored three goals and assisted on the fourth. Paul Jeffrey scored the fourth goal on a goal -mouth scramble. Mark Crawford scored his third goal of the week for the Bedford team. Todd Rittinre'r scored the second. Bedford goal. Joe Melady played a very strong game in goal for Graham Elec- tric as he stopped three breakaways. Brian Shortreed got Kentucky Chicken's} only goal as they lost 2-1 SUNCOAST ESTATES ATOM ALL-STARS, The Suncoast Estates Atom All -Stars started their W.O.A.A regular schedule off on the right foot- here Saturday, defeating Mitchell 6-2. The Suns made their first ap- pearance in theirrnew uniforms, supplied by their new sponsor Suncoast Estates Limited. 1n a brief pre -game ceremony, Goderich ltItnur Hockey Association President, Dr. Jim Peters, expressed the appreciation of the {Goderich Minor Hockey Association to the firm for their interest and support of the team. Company representative Bert Alexander dropped the first puck in the ceremonial face-off, to open the new season. The Suncoast Suns are t defending Group a d W.O.A.A. (;rand Chrirmpio s from last season,, and co ch Richard Madge's team gave indication they will again be strong con- tenders this season. " The Suns exploded fur five unanswered goals in the second period10 erase a 1 -0 -lead which Mitchell held at the end of the first period on a goal by team captain J. Heinbuck. Randy Graham was the hand:' -man around the net .for Goderich, scoring three times for,, the Suns, twice in the second period, and once in the third. He also picked up an assist. Jim Fritzley scored two goals for the winners, while Larry Boyce had a goal and an'.assi"st. k John Huff, Mark Rowe, and Graham Electric.. notched -''Larry Kelly, who worked hard their second win -on Saturday, all night for the Suns, each had November 24, when they One assist. defeated'Gardiner's Dairy 3-1. Rickey Young scored the first Electric goal, unassisted. David Gallow scored the second goal with Paul ,Jeffrey assisting. Paul Jeffrey scored the third Electric goal with Brent Williamson and David Gallow assisting. John Peters notched the lone Gardiner's goal with Cliff Jardine assisting. NOVICE LEGION LADIES' AUXILIARY ALL-STARS On Saturday, November 24, the Novice's defeated Blyth 3-0. Jeff Denomme and Mike Moriarity shared the shut -out.. The team forechecked very well and the defence kept the puck inside the opposition as well, and as a result of this the locals had a wide territorial advan- tage. Brent Fisher scored the first goal' with David Gallow and Mark Crawford assisting. Daryl Madge scored the second goal, with assists going to Frazer Abbott and John Kloss. David. Gallow scored the third goal with Crawford and John Peters assisting. Pat Cronin, the Blyth goaltender, was the standout of the game. It was his goaltending that kept the score at a low level. ATOMS HOUSE LEAGUE Glenmark Homes defeated Kentucky Fried Chicken 7-2 in The first game Tuesday evening. Steve Dobie led the Glenmark Homes with four goals, while Rob Jeffrey came up with two and John Little had a single. Kent Tigert and Randy Middel .each got a goal for the Ken- tucky Chickens. In the second game, Legion Auxiliary and Goderich Elec- tric played to a one -all tie. Del Bedard scored the goal for Goderich Electric as , Scott Wilson set up the play. Paul got the equalizer for the Legion Team, Jeff Sowerby and Steve Ruxton assisting. In Saturday's games, Glen - mark Homes continued to win, as they defeated Goderich Elec- tric 4-2. RobrJeffrey led the at- tack with his first hat -trick of the season, and Neil Coughlan got the other goal for Glenmark Homes. Picking up assists for the winners *ere Joey Burbine, Steve Dobie, Dennis Kerr and Robert Willis. Dave MacDonald played a strong game for Goderich Electric as he got one goal and an assist. Tim Lassaline scored Goderich Electric's second goal and Tom Profit and Michael Chisholm drew assist's. Legion Auxiliary won a close one over the Kentucky Chickens when Gary Williams scored the winning goal for the Legion. Setting him up was Paul Bolan. Danny Redpath opened the sooting for the Lotion Auxiliary, unassisted. Robert Cummings and: Jim MacDonald shared the nettpin- ding duties for the Suncoast Estates' team Heinbuck scored the other Mitchell goal, late in the third period on a powerplay. Goderich took three of the tour minor penalties handed out by referees Dennis Reed and Paul Schaefer. Die Suns played Sunday night in Zurich, and make their .next home appearance here Saturday ni;ht at 5:45 when Seaforth Is the visiting team. Seafurth is the team that Goderich defeated to win the Group Championship last year, so the game should provide some good action. Manager ction- Manager John'Bakker points out that the game time for Saturday's game is ap- proxiniatelc• one hour earlier than usual to allow time for an •exhibition Juvenile game. later in- the evening. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE On November 19, 1973 (Monday), Sifto defeated Club Grill by a score Of 2-0 on goals by Geoff King and Danny Boyce; Mike McLeod assisted on King's goal. Mike Reynolds picked up the shutout. In the second game, Monday, Lionel's Sunoco previously known as (Goderich Motors) scored five goals to defeat Goderich Restaurant by a score of 5-2. Rick Leddy, Eric Skirten and John Clements got singles, and Wayne Jackson got a pair of goals. Jeff Denomv had three assists, Wayne Jackson one. Scoring for Goderich Restaurant was done by Bruce Melick and Rick Ryan:* assist by Sean Mack. On Friday, November 23, results shpwed Lionel's Sunoco (Goderich Motors) and Sifto Salt playing to a three -three tie. Wayne Jackson perfwrmed the hat trick getting all three goals for Lionel's Sunoco. Doug Cruikshank paced the Sifto's with two., while Danny Boyce scored the other . Mike McLean picked up an assist. The final game on Friday saw Goderich Restaurant pick up their first win by a score of four to one over Club Grill. A real effort was put forth by these boys in this game. Keep working! Scoring for Goderich Restaurant ,was Bruce Me;ick with three and Robert Pinkney with a single. Don Coughlin scored the lone marker for Club Grill. THE GODERICH LIONS, PEE WEES Thursday night Goderich defeated Clinton Pee Wees 10-1 in the first W.O.A.A. game. Leading the storing for Goderich was Mike Hodges with three goals and one assist. Roger Lewis and Larry Madge each got two goals and one assist; Robert McDonald one goal and one assist; one goal each for Steven Arbour and Bill Peters; Larry McGee assisted two; and Ronan Conlon and Terry Kisch one assist each. The lone Clinton goal was scored by Jeff 'Oolclough. Saturday night the disap• - pointed Pee Wee Lions were unable to play hockey as their opponents, Grand Bend did not. appear. The Goderich Lions will meet Grand Bend Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Zurich arena. This will be the last game 'played in the W.O.A.A. as the management has decided to 'withdraw .from: the schedule., , The Goderich Pee Wees will play exhibition games until O.M.H.A. Playoffs begin. This Saturday night at 6:30 the Pee Wees will r'heet London Minor in Goderich. A return match is tentatively planned. in the London Gardens December 23. POLICE FALCONS BANTAM ALL-STARS Saturday November 24 in a regular W.O.A.A. ' scheduled game at the Goderich arena, the Police Falcons tied Mitchell three -all. In the first period Bill Lewis scored Goderich's only goal as Mitchell went ahead 2-1. Mike Avery scored all three goals for Mitchell. In the second period Tim McLean tied the score as Jeff Harrison set him up, but Mitchell ended the second period being one up 3-2. Gary Peters tied the game at the 2.39 mark of the third period. Paul Schaefer and Steve Chase set up the tieing goal. Next game is Friday in Hensall and then a return 'game Saturday. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Monday, November 19 was the first game scheduled in the Bantam Division. Don Hoist Real Estate „upset Goderich Elevator 7-3. Rick Rawson set up five of the goals and was outstanding on defence while Tom Doherty got the hat trick for the winners. The difference was goal tending, as Brian Good stopped several shots that were labelled n and also picked up an assist in the game. Goderich " Elevator goal scorers were Wayne Graham, with tto goals and an assist, and Ian Chisholm with one. Loni Fisher and Steve Doney each. picked up -two goals for Don Hoist, while Mike Jeffrey had two assists and Fred Jewell drew an assist in the game. Tuesday night's game bet- ween Goderich Elevator and McGee G.M. Parts' teams en- ded up in a three -all tie. Bill Gauley of McGee's was the big scorer as he picked up two goals and the other goal was by Leroy Meriam. Goderich Elevator had a 2-1 lead in the game, but lost it ands had to come from behind to gain the tie. Steve .Meriam, Roy Fisher and Hugh Hanly each got a goal for Fred and Chuck Jewell's team, the Goderich Elevator's. Thursday's game between McGee G.M. Parts and Don, Hoist Real Estate was a real dose one as Bill Gauley scored all three goals for McGee's to give them a 3-2 victory, In the - first period, Bill scored with assists going to Pat Kelly and Kent Mills, Bill's other two goals in the second period were set up by Pat Kelly and Leroy Meriam. Don Holst's team had several chances to score as they had several breakaways, but 'Dan Wilkinson in the nets for McGee's was outstanding. Finally, in the third ' period, Mike Jeffrey scored for Don Hoist and set up the second goal for Rick Rawson. Dennis LeBlanc drew an assist for the first Don Holst goal. KINSMEN MIDGET ALL-STARS Saturday's game in Clinton was one that Goderich lost because of a couple of- cheap penalties. Two ten minute ones in the third period were very costly. Clinton won 6-5. 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