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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-12-13, Page 7111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IIINOR HOCKEY I (continued from page 6) Both coaches showed and, ex- plained the basic fundamentals of the game. GODERICH POLICE FALCONS, BANTAM ALL-STARS Monday, December 3, in Zurich, the Police Falcons went on a scoring spree as Paul Schaefer, Shannon Niblock, and lain Lambert each picked up three goals. Paul Schaefer also had 5 assists. Shannon Niblock and lain Lambert got ,one assist. Each. Ed, Courtney end Steve Chase each got two goals plus an assist in. the game. Other point getters were Tim Doherty, Don Kirkconnell end Rick Stoddard each with a goal; Gary Peters, Bill Walters and Rick Stoddard picked up assists in the high scoring game. playing in Clinton Saturday night, December 8, Goderich lost a close one to Clinton, 2-1. In the first period, Clinton opened the scoring as Roy scored from Trewartha. Then Trewartha made it 2-0, from Roy, Second period was scoreless, and in the third period, Paul Schaefer -"Scored the Police Falcon's only goal as Tim McLean set him up. Goderich Coach and players no have practices at, 7 a.m., and it seems that any players not getting breakfast before their practice, or after, can have bacon and eggs at Bert Worsen's, as Bert is urevery morning at 6:30. KINSMEN MIDGET. ALL-STARS On Monday, December 3, in Mitchell, the hockey game layed was one game coach Bill Fritzley would like to forget. .• The refereeing was something? ? We were lucky to come out of Mitchell alive. Goderich opened the scoring at the two minute mark as Rick Moody scored unaseisted. Before the end of the first period, Mitchell led 3-2. Final score was Mit- chell 7, Goderich Kinsmen Midgets 3. Scoring the other two goals was Grant Shelton. Wednesday's game against Seaforth; in Seaforth, was can- celled. No details available. Why? Sunday, December 9, Seaforth Was in town for a W.O.A.A. game: The refereeing for the game 'was excellent, Keith Huisser advised, as only 6 penalties were called, in the game: 4 against Goderich, and two for Seaforth. Fihal score was Kinsmen Midgets 5, Seaforth 3. Grant Shelton led the attack with four goals and an assist. Lee Arbour opened the scoring for Goderich and Scott Kennedy made it 2-0 with Rick Moody assisting. Mike Cummings and Lee Arbour each picked up an assist in the game. Next game will be Thursday night in Hensall, and then a return game against Hensall on Sunday, December 16th, star- ting at 4:30p.m. HOCKEY NOTES Why doesn't theRecreation Board or the Arena have an ad in the paper each week, ad- vising the public what is going on in Goderich, such as Hockey Games at the Arena, Figure Skating, and ofher current sporting events? No game report on the Burger Bar Kings Midget team game. They played an exhibition game against Police Falcons Bantam Team and lost -- no score available. GDCI basketball Listowel's teams take two of three The GDCI boys' basketball teams began, Huron -Perth Con- ference play here on Friday with a triple -header against Listowel. The senior Vikings emerged as the only GDCI winners, defeating._ Listowel 51-39. The junior Vikings lost 40-30, while the GDCI midget team dropped 141.28 decision to Listowel. In the senior game; Jim Watt and Ron Willis had 14 points each for coach Phil Bugler's Vikings. Pat Conlon_ added 10. Mike Wildgen threw in five while brother Casey got four points. Al Bogie, with two points, rounded out the Viking coring. Ron Kaufrian led the s Listowel Lords with 11 points. Coach Bugler's team this year lacks height, but makes up for this with lots of enthusiasm and hustle. The seniorNikings have been playing a tough exhibition schedule, losing so far to Sarnia St. Clair 58-27, nr1 to Sarnia St. Pats 75-39. uesday the Vikings played in and next week they 'Ilplay in Sarnia against Sar- is Central and in London ainst London Central ,and nting. The junior Vikings trailed by ly three points 20-17 at the If way mark of their game, some cold shooting in the ond half resulted in their by 10 points to Listowel. Tim McGee with 12 points topped the Viking scoring. Jed DeJong and Dale Nivins each had four points. • Tom McGill, Rick Moody, John Hanly and Bill Gauley each had two points for the losers. John Weber led Listowel with 12 points, with Steve Kauf- man and Albert Ashley adding seven each. Coach Lyn Meyers is coun- ting on a pressure offense and a strong bench to help win at least their share in Conference play this season. Like the seniors, the junior Vikings are playing an extensive exhibition schedule to prepare them for future league games. Jim McKinnon played a strong game both ways for coach Frank MacDonald's midgets, getting nine points in a losing cause. Dennis LeBlanc added seven. Tim Doherty, with six points, also played well defensively. Greg Beacom with four and Ed Courtney with two points were the other GDCI scorers. Mel Williams, with seven points, was Listowel's top scorer. Coach MacDonald sees his team as. --tapable of a good showing in further league play, and with improved defensive play foresees an .improvement on last year's third place finish. rom the horse's mouth Fowler horse 4th At the London * Raceway ,edflesclay niilit; the fifth race nner was Carry On Syl "ed by Andre vy Park.of Mit- 11 with Gord Pullman of forth on the bike. The mile it in 2:13.1 and the pay off as 16.40. la the ninth race, Shadow re, owned by Fred Fowler of deeboro was fourth with flkMacDonald of Clinton tk• 't London track Satur- Y Afternoon in the fourth , Cleaver Larry owned by al Laverty and Ron William- b°th of Seaforth was out of money with Ron on the in seventh race was Roy 'Owned by Edith and driven -by John Orth both of Goderich. ninth race, M1 Bali. Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was third. Saturday afternoon saw old Port Duke make it 17 in a row with Jgck Kopas on the bike. This will be the last for Old Port Duke this year as he will now be given a rest till Feb. Saturday WR8 the last race card at the London oval until the Boxing Day card oh Dec. 26. This race will be in the af- ternoon. The single shaft sulky has, been banned at all tracks under the jurisdiction of the C.T.A. 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