The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-31, Page 7Sailors drop weeken d
exhibition games
BY JACK CUMMINGS
Clinton Intermediates were
in town last Friday evening to
open the exhibition rubies and
surprised the crowd of over 200
fans by squeelirig out a 3.2 ' ic-
tory. Derwin Cart;ter got the
winning goal for Clinton late in
the third period. Both goal ten-
ders came up with some exi.
cellent stops and-fl•it appears
Goderich need more scoring
punch.
The Sailors defense were
handing out some hefty body
checks, particularly John Fen-
wick and Jim Hayter. Outstan-
ding player on the ice was Ken
Daer as . he made sure the
Sailors kept their heads up and 1;,
you knew when he was on the
ice.
Goderich Sailors travelled
short-handed to Pt. Elgin on
Sunday afternoon, as they Only
had 13 players. Pt. Elgin
Suno6o's came through with an
easy will, 6-4.
In the first period, Goderich
was in the game as the period
ended in a. 3 all tie: .:Les
Kingston.opened the scoring for
Pt. 'Elgin' at the 6:42 mark,
'Dean Symons assisting. The
Sailors came back with two
quick,goals goals as Mike Courtney
picked up- Wayne Fisher's
rebound ,and beat goalie Earl
Grant.
Then at the 10:38 mark,
MacDonald, combined wjfh
Wayne Rau to .give the Sailors
a 2-1 lead. Jim Farrish made it
3-1 as he scored unassisted and
it looked like Goderich was on
;it
way to a win. But with less
than two minutes remaining in
the 'first, period, Pt. Elgin got,
two quick ` goals by Doug
McAllister, and Lee Grant.
Pt. Elgin..went •ahead at the
9:27 mark of the secd'ild period
on a solo effort by Bob McKin-
non, but Jim Farrish tied the
game as he and Wayne Fisher
combined on a nice passing.
play.
With less than five minutes
niaining in the second period,
the Sailors rap out of , steam,
and the Sunoco's scored two
goals to give them a .6-4 win.
Glen Morningstar and .Jim
McKinnon picked up the goals
as Dean Symons was the
playmaker on them. Total
penalties were Sunoco's, 130
minutes,, and Goderich, :34
minutes. Dirk Wolterheek
picked up a '10 minute mis-
"condui:t.
The return match is this
Friday night at 8:30. Pt. Elgin
-are out to take two straight.
Goderich should be ready a's
they -have yet to come up with a
• win.
From the
Horse's Mout
BY KEN
In the fifth race at London
on Monday night, Deep Run
Frisco owned by Charles Brin-
dley and driven by -Roy Meriam
'was fifth. -
In the fourth raise • WO-
nesday night, Saint Clair Buck
owned and driven by Phil
Bisback Seaforth .was fourth.
Single Johnnie owned and
driven by. John M'uir Seaforth„
was fifth. In the sixth race Mr:
•
Bantams split
in Kincardine
The Goderich Minor Hockey
Supporters Club held one of its
most successful hake sales last
Saturday realizing a. profitM.of
.$200. A sincere thank you is ex-
tended to all who helped make
the sale •a- success:
In minor, hockey action last
week,, the Goderich Police
falcons bantam A team split a
pair,of weekend games against
the Kincardine A'and B teams
in Kincardine. Saturday the
,Kincardine A's drubbed the
Falcons 7,1 buts -the •Falcons
rebounded'onSunda' and
trounced 'the Kincardine B's
17-2.
Larry Daer led the scoring
-- barrage with three goals while
Steve. Arbour and Rick Rawson
chipped ': in with twc3 goals
apiece.
The ° Kincardine teams will
be in Goderich this weekend for
a retprn series with the first
game being played Saturday at
8:30- p.m. in the Goderich
Arena. n
aA
•
Easter owned by GeorgeCald-
well, and driven by Frank Dam
both ,of ,Goderich was fifth. In
the second race Wed Callie .Joe
owned by Ben and Jean Feagan
of Goderich 'was second with
Dave Wall driving.
Thursday night at London pin
the second race, • Lee Camp
. owned by Bruce Dupee .and
driven by Wayne Dupee both of
Clinton.was four,h.'In the third
race Imp Mathers owned "by
Charles - Eugene and John
Mathers Goderich was out cif
the money with' John on the
hike. In the seventh race Carry
on Syl owned by Bruce Erskine
and Wilfred Denomme ' of
Goderich was second with Gord
Pullman .. of Seaforth on the
hike.
Friday night in the firstace,
Mountain Deal' owned and
driven by Dennis .Jewitt &:Clin-
' ton was fourth. In.. the same
rate, .Derby Bob 'owned by'
Robert McLean and driven by,
Wm. McLean both of Goderich
was 'fifth. In the seventh race
Mike's .Jimmy Lynn owned by
the Lay Zee M Stables, Parkhill
and Ken Walgos of London was
ouf of the money with Gerry
Roebuck Goderich on the bike.
In thethird• race Saturday
'night El Sarp 0 owned Sy Dick
Burgess and .Joe and .Jim Dick
was third with Gord Pullman'
driving. In the seventh race
Pebbles Girl owned by Geo
Feagan Goderich and Ron
Feagan, •Jhrndas, was ',third
with Gerry Roebur_ck :-sdriving.
Out of the. money in the same
race. was .Jimmy, The Butler,
' o\t'ned by Robert and H.O.
Jerry Goderich, with Robert on
the bike.,..
It's curling time again!
Polish up the boots, get the
dust out of the broom and get
into the sweep. Our it* will be
ready by November 4, so come
down to the rink all 'you "old"
curlers and get the kinks out., -
. Everyone is welcome to clime
down and see what the game of
curling is all about - there will
he people, there each evening to
help"new curlers.
The ladies opening jitney is
November 7• starting at 5:30
p.m. We'll he shown the Brian
1974 film, have supper and
then curl - everyone is welcome.
Call Penny Peters 4.9002 for'
more
The ,men "are opening their'
season with an evening of
curling, fellowship and what -
have you 00 November 8 star-
ting at 7 p.m. Call Jack McKin-
non 4-8301 or Don Edwards 4-
8386 for more information.
The Sweepers' Frolic and the
annual Bavarian dance were
held during •the 'month of Oc-
tober. Everyone should be in
shape for curling after kicking
up their heels at these two
events. Much planning and
hard work were done by too
many members to try and name
- so thank you one and all.
See you at the rink
DCI. girls basketballers
lose pair to St. Marys
The GDCI :girls basketball
teams were both defeated in
games played 'in St. Marys on
Thursday.
• The junior girls dropped a
41-18 decision while the GDCI
seniors lost 36-16.
The junior team's record is
now four wins and three losses,
heading into the•final weejc of
the schedule:
The seniors now have a
record of three' wins and, four
loiases. '
Both -teams complete their
schedules' this week. Tuesday
they -played in Stratford against -
Northwestern and today .they
pl''ay here against Seaforth. •
In the game in'St. Marys, the
GDCI juniors were led by Mary
Burns with 10 points.
Karen Pond had four points
and Anne Marie Murphy and
Marg Kovacs had two points
each.
'Davis led, St. Marys with 18
points.
In the senior game, the•GDCI
girls played hard but were
unable to break a strong St.
Marys defence.
Lori Keller was' GDCI's top
scorer with eight points. Chris
Wildgen had six , and .Judy
Cruickshank two points. -
f:itia
nary hu -and -Denise.
Ratcliffe had 10 points each for
St. 'Marys. -
Pee ,Wees prepare
for weekend. opener
The • hometown .Lions Pee
Wees put theirblades to the
Goderich ice on Saturday night
in an exhibition game. against
Kincardine. The Lion's
managed to defeat th>•ir < op-
lionentshut Kincardine did root
make it an easy task.
The game was:kept at an ex-
citing pace • as -each. time one
team - scored 'the other:
retali•ated,. Rohhie Trebish and
Willie Denomme led the Lions
to't"heir 6-5 victory; Denomme
.gained the hat trick plus one
assist and- Trehish earned two
goals and two assists.
Their 'linemate, -Jeff
-Denomme, held up his end also
try helping .with .erre. The
Maillet line were successful
with the tie-breaker when
Robert McDonald, with passing
assistance of Danny . M•ail'let
and Larry, Madge, shot the
puck into Kincardine's net.
Stephen Gallow and Brian
.Shewfelt shared the dutie* in
the Lion's net.
Goderich Pee Wees face a..
.'butiy•'weekend..Friday. Nevem-•
her 1,' Giiderit•h play exhibition
in •Listowel at 8 p.m.; Saturday,
Niwember '2, Kincardine at
Goderich at .7 p.m., the first
'WOAA scheduled game: Sun-
" day, November :3, Goderich at
Walkerton at 5 p.m:, exhibition.
For the second WOAA game
on .November (;, God.erich
travels to Port Elgin for a 7:15,-
game.
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Atoms win home opener
The SLI fit Suns Atom
All-Star played their first• ganie
of the season here Satureta\
night, defeating Listowel, 3-1,
in an exhibition I Ow st
Team I al,tain David East-
w„e,d s(•c,�rc (1 the flirt goal of
the • game early iii : the first
period to give the' Suns the
lead
Denis Kerr finished off a play
from lirreniates Dtiyid (.;allow
and David'` MoDonald to in-
crease the Goderich lead to 2-0
before the period ended.
The sec„�id period w as
scoreless hitt Pete Zister put
Listowel hal k in Convention
scoring early in the third.
Darrell Graham I>ut the
game on we tor the +,ins
,coring on a high. hard ;hot
with Inst over 1hret, minutes
left in the game.
Suns r goaltenders .Jit})
MacDonald and .Jeff Denomme
hath played well, thwarting
many Listowel scoring chances.
The game was a well -played
eine by.both team,, especially
for 'so early in the season. The
Suns passing .attack was the
scihject of much favourable
comment by the fans.
The Sitncoast Sure -move
right ,into regular season play
here this Saturday at (i':00 p.m.'
when they take on Kincardine
in the first game of the
schedule. On Sunday •the Suns
will he playing in. Port' Elgin.
Coach Richard Madge' and
Manager .John Bakker •both ex-
pressed pleasure with the new
league their team will be
playing in this vear.
With top teams from
Listowel, Kincardine, Port
Elgin. Hanover and Walkerton
playing here "throughout , the
schedule,• local farm can "xpect
a steady diet ,of good com-
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