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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-07, Page 5• Here we are together again, trying to put together a hockey column for. the 350 hockey players that have registered in *Goderich this year. The G.M.H.A. executives, coaches, their assistants and conveners have been working extra hard to make '74-75 a successful In order to make this cojumn successful, all game reports should be into my office at Bill Clifford Realtor. at 26 The Square, by the following day. LEGION NOVICE AU)tlILIARY ALL STARS The Novice -All Stars will get their first test of the season when they entertain - the Hamilton Sabre of the Hamilton City League on Saturday at 5 p.m. and Sunda morning at 8 a.m. Members of this years team are: Paul Brenner and Terry Bean in goal; Tim Riehl, Tim Chisholm; Randy. Gaynor and Kent Feagan on defence; for- wards Daryl Madge, Grant Carrow, Steve Sinclair, John Thompson, Nick Trebish, Paul Jeffrey, Todd Graham, Mike Eastwood and Trevor Martin. So far the boys have been skating well and coach Williamson and Manager Huff have been enthused with the early showing in practices. N.OVICi HOUSE LEAGUE The three teams ..mare as .follows: Graham Electric, coaches, Jim a • and Joe Stephenson; Gardiners Dairy, • coaches, Dennis Johnston and Dave -Wilkinson; MacDonald ,Marine,'. coaches, Bill . Matin and Don Johnston. • The ice times are as follows: :Thursdays 5:00 p.m. to 6:00. p.m.; Fridays, 4730 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Their regular schedules, starts this Thursday, November 7. The convener is Bill Stan - bury. New teams will be made up after Christmas. There is a skating clinic which runs Mondays from 4:30 p,m.. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays 1P:30 to 11:30' a.m. There are boys enrolled. i!4 ' SUNCOAST SUNS ATOM ALL-STARS The Suncoast Suns . Atom All. Stars didn't make the same mistake twice when they played. trhe first two games of their W,D.A.A. regular schedule last, weekend. Playing here Saturd'ay against Kincardine, the Suns built up a ,four goal lead and led the Beavers by a 4-1 count at the end of two periods. It seemed as though the Suns had 'the game well in hand but a lit tle, let -down in skating in the third period was all the Beavers needed.. Kincardine outscored Goderich 4-1 in the final frame, with their last' three ,goals coming in the final two minutes to salvage a 5-5 - tie. On Sunday the Suns played in Port Elgin and held a '3-1 dat the end of two ' cried=. O lea P This time the Suns kept on coming, piling up three more third period, goals to take a convincing ,6 1 win over Port Elgin. , Against Kincardine,` Darrell Graham scored three times while David Eastwood and Brad Armstrong got single goals. Graham and Eastwood also picked up assissts. Paul Emerton scored three goals for Kincardine with Chris Harris and David Fair adding singles. Fair also had two assists. In Port Elgin, Darrell • Graham, in a strong effort, got five goals. David Gallow got the other Goderich goal. David Eastwood, Robbie Kisch and Brad Armstrong were credited with assists. David McDonald, who had been playing right wing, was moved to defence and put in a strong performance. This Saturday Port Elgin will be. looking for revenge when they play here against the Suns at 6;00 .p.m. Coach 'Richard Madge has his team playing good hockey, and the Sun..1 are worthy of good support from local minor hockey fans. GODERICH LIONS PEE WEES Hockey is a team sport and indeed . this young Goderich club is making a team effort. All of the boys are' skating hard, each trying to keep up his end to support his team-mates. There are lots of mistakes, some passes get fouled up and some plays just don't go as -the player planned, but team work, good: fellowship anti happy sportsmen are a large part of what Minor ' hockey is all about. There is a healthy por- tion of each in the Lions Hockey Team. The Listowel game Friday night was a little scrambled ...and quite slow on the soft ice surface., The ha't trick was credited to Larry Kelly while Larry Madge and -'Robbie Trebish ,earned two goals and one assist each. One score each was contributed by Robert McDonald' and Willie 'Denomme as well as two assists by McDonald • and one ' by Denomme. Danny Maillet and Mike Hodges each helped on , one goal. Mike Hodges played a strong defensive game and Brian Shewfelt and Stephen Gallow made some good saves in net against , the Listowel boys: The score was 9-5' for the Goderich Lions. Saturday night's home garne for the, Goderich Pee Wees , pr.oved" to be a better game to see. It was a fastermoving game on our arena's keen ice surface. Mike' Hodges, Danny Maillet, Willie Denomme, Jeff Denomy and Larry Madge contributed one goal and .One assist each while Robert McDonald and Robbie Trebish helped -tm two scores each. The final tally was 5-3in Goderich's favor. . The Lions met with their first defeat on Sunday *hen they encountered the W,alker- ton Pee Wees in exhibition, play. The Walkerton boys inter- cepted their passes and kept on top of the play tll,rough�tut the game. Mike Hodges gained our first goal unassisted and McDonald tipped' in our only other goal with the„ passing help of linemates 11 aillet and Madge in the 5-2 hockey game. Upcoming games: Nov. 6, Goderich at Port Elgin; Nov. 9; Port Elgin at Goderich 7 p.m.; Nov. 10, Goderich at Hanover. ., PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Two teams have obtained new sponsors in the Pee Wee Division. Wilf Denomme • of Denomme Flower Shop has agreed to outfit the team previously called Club Grill, Goderich Restaurant and Steakhouse will he sporting new sweaters also, as Mike and Bill from the Goderich Restaurant will be going with . Montreal Canadians away - from -home colors (sweaters). O.P.P. team coached b Bill. Wilson .of the detachment, is the other new team replacing Goderich Motors. Sifto Salt are coached by Karl Brian Rumig. Denomme Flowers coaches are Dick McLean and John Sturdy. Goderich Restaurant is being coached by , Dick- Hagel and Ken Boyce. Convener Ted'Rowe has the regular schedule. starting on Monday, November .4. Game times are as follows: first game '5:30; second game 6:30, every Monday and Friday. • BANTAM ALL STARS GODERICH POLICE FALCONS Casual-.— Comfortable - MN IMO Welcome winter In one of these warm casuals from Rawson and Swartman Ltd. Lined to fight the cold, shoverproofed to ffglit the rale. Try one on for size. RAWS�N . , SWARTMA1 LTD, S1' ON THE SQUARE '017 MEN GODERICH 0 again being Butler and The Goderich Police Fal`cons played the opening game of their schedule in ..Goderich on. Saturday, playing host to Kin- cardine who thumped them 11- 4.• The game was off to a good start for Kincardine t as . they were ahead. 3-0 by the end of the first period. Denis Boileau of Kincardine opened the scoring at the 42 second mark as he received a„ well setup pass by Andrew Chaput. Other goals in the period were from Paul Wilkin, and Dan Tomalty. Goderich Police Falcons star- ted to play a better brand of, hockey in the second period as Paul Helesic and Roger Lewis combined to score a goal each, and set up each other. The second period ended Kincar- dine 6, Goderich 2. The outstanding player of the game was Denis Boileau of `Kiikeardine who picked up a hat trick. The " third period proved disasterous for the Police Falcons. as they just couldn't get °any,breaks, but they did manage to open the scoring in the period as Hugh Hanly split the defense and beat goalie Kim Nesbitt for Goderich's third goal. BY -JACK CUMMINGS Gary Peters started the play. .Dale "Duncan picked up the loose ,puck in Goderich's end and skated right through Kin- cardine getting his first goal of the game. This proved to be the end of the scoring for Goderich as Kincardine carne back with five more goals. Total penalties for the game were 61 minutes - Comments of the game were as follows: Paul Dougherty was in° the penalty box for unknown reasons; Hugh Hanly was given a ten minute Misconduct and told he would probably be out for two or three games. Let's hope wedon't have anymore'" misunderstanding among the officials and roaches.• Next game will be on Thur- sday, November 7 in Port Elgin and a return match this Satur- day at the Goderih n arena, starting at 8:30 p.m. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE — We have three teams entered in the Bantam Division. Teams are as follows: Dovi, Hoist Real,Estate, coached by Gord . Crawford and' John Doherty; Goderich Elevators have a '''new coach, Jim Gilchrist; and the third team is McGee G.M. Parts; back again coaching is 'Jim McCaul .and assisting Jim is Phil Paquette. Convener for this division is Jim Peters. Games care Mon- days and Wednesdays - 7:30 to, 8:30, and Thursdays - 8:00 to 9:00. Regular schedule started this week. Q O DERICH MIDGET "A" Tho Goderich Midget' "A"s will have a new sponsor this season, as• they will be known as "The Twins". Mike Pope, supervisor . for Colonel Saun- ders Kentucky Fried Chicken Take Out service has talked his boss "Barney into outfitting • the All Stars with ' new sweaters, socks and helmets. First. game of the regular schedule was plaYed Sunday af- ternoon here in Goderich, Port Elgin outscored Goderich °7-6. Scott Kennedy -opened the scoring as he knocked in Paul Schaeffers slap shot. Before the end of the first, Pete Ervs tied • the gan a for the visitor's. Port , Elgin outscored Goderich 3-2 in the second period as, both teams played wide open hockey. Pete Crew and Tim McLean were Goderich's goal scorers, and Ben Worsell and Mike Cum- mings started the plays. Goderich tookthe lead in the third period,5-4 ori two quick goals by Stee Chase and Phil Arthur. Port Elgin came fighting back as Tim Kennedy and Pete Ervs each got their second goal of the game. Phil Arthur tied the game at the 13-54 mark in the third period as Tim McLean (best player on the ice for Goderich) started the play. - `T .Goderich Midgets just weren't skating and checking as Dave • Usielt scored the final goal of the game to give Port a Elgin a victory with less than GO1)ERI('li SIGNAL. -STAR, TUUttSI).AY, NOVI~ MBE R 7, 1"974) 'AGI, f Coach, Byrski tightlipped .� Scouting con.cerns Paper. Leuis The Signal -Star Paper Leafs .have had to go to great lengths to Tobtain scouting information about their opiiosition in the upcoming benefit hockey game t tae year The Leafs sent a spy to, the Detroit Red Wing Oldtitner training 'camp for reports on the 1974 team that will he travelling to Goderich on November 24 to 'play the Leafs in Goderich Memclrial Arena for the benefit of Meals on Wheels. The spy was captured by the Oldtimers and forced to eat his camera hut he did' escape with information that the Leafs put to ' good 4se. • He recognized about a half dozen of the Detroit 'players and when he revealed the names to Leaf coach Ed Byrski, the Goderich teeth.. practices were im.- mediately closed to the public. Sikh'eamous players as Ted Lindsay who—practiced practiced for hockey by carving 20 pound turkeys with his elbows and Bill Gadsby who was loved by Foster Hewitt because it was one of the few names the radio announcer pronounced right were named.. "Black .rack" Stewart, Bobby smosomsw five minutes remaining. Return match will be in. Port Elgin November 6 and Goderich are looking for their first victory. HOCKEY NOTES Pee Wee House League Division have two new spon- sors. The Goderich, detachment of the O.P.P.s, through the ef- forts of Bill Wilson and Sergeant Redpath, have replaced Goderich Motors. The other sponsor is Denomme Flowers, who previously spon- sored a team in the Bantam Division. -This new team replaces the Club Grill. We wish the new sponsors success for the coming years, and ap- preciate their efforts and generosity. As a public service, it would' „ be a great idea to see a schedule of all events including figure skating and public skating in the paper each week. I feel that the Recreation Board, the Arena, or the Signal Star, or perhaps a sponsor could-corneforth, How about it Bill, Clifford Realtor? • N N M M N N Brown, Joe Klukay, Norm Smith and Jimmy Peters are other retired pros that left the Red Wings for the more demanding benefit' hockey league. These players were the only members of the Red Wing team that our spy could reveal to us' but he promises that he will return to the Motor City to find out more about the ever elusive Re,d Wings and will report to the paper next week. Meanwhile the Leafs have been adding 'a new dimension to their game plan. After hearing the news of Red Wing player strength, Coach Ed. Byr- ski immediately closed • his team's practices and began, an all out effort to strengthen his offence. The coach imported a Kin= cardine cracker named John Garton who works 'for the Kin- cardine News and has played against the Old Tiamers. •Garton has been working out with the Leafs for the past month and now has thrown a new twist into the team's attack that won't be revealed until game, t irhe. The only hint Coach Byrski would .give the newsmen is that the three lines he is- using all have an equal balance 'and all have an equal chance of being • scored on. o The. Newfie line that was so .successful against CKNX last year is back in action again and promises to bring the fans to their feet with their fast and ac- curate play. _ The coach has worked with several of .his skaters and believes that his advice to the players will be valuable.. .He changed Lloyd "Cacklebury" • Lounsbury's footwear from wheels to blades and "Cask" is three times faster this year than last. Shortening -Bob Shrie'r's skate blades. by three feet has . turned .the straightaway skater into a highly, mobile ,centre. • Tom Vanderburgh has a •completely new uniform and a new outlook on the game that has a winning confidence. Paul Steep is still throwing checks like the one that rocked Goderich Mayor Harry Worsell in last' year's action. Derinis • Vanderburgh has promised to leave' the op- position alone this year and will be out to play .hockey arc - - . - s s • THE SEPARATE' SHOPPE Nat - ME _ i1 MAIN CORNER - . CLINTON BLOUSES - PULLOVERS PANTS - SKIRTS PANTSU,ITS OPEN 2-6 OPEN 2-6 I III Mt IC Ng.: : : : EIS:.: P Bankruptcy Auction We of Ronald Ball Enterprises have been authorized to sell'by auction a Targe hanKruptcy of new carpet. • The first sale will start this Sunday. "The sale will be conducted ' • 6} Every Sunday startingat 1:30 p.m. for approximately f4 months at Ball Aucti�ns-BruselsOnt. Brand name carpets such as Barrymore, Celanese etc. in a large assortment of colors and sizes to choose from. Many, styles such as shags, plusher, prints, low pile and stairway and hall runners and chip foam underlay. The preview for the sales will be every Saturday from 1 till 6 p.m. . Terms of the Sale cash; cheque, or budget plan. Sale will be conducted by: Ronald Ball Enterprises Specialists in Bankruptcies, Liquidations, estates, carpet and ciearouts. M1 Plenty of Seating, Parking - we also have washrooms and refreshment stand. Auctioneer - R. Bail For -further information call ge7-8066 or 867.9363 d a M. N N M M N N • rather than win the other players hearts. Coach Byrski is still making some \connections with other cities in the province and will reveal rnot-t' of his strategy in next week' s issue of your palper. Meanwhile; l le -sure to pick up a ticket to th e contest at your newspaper • o, ffice. 7. • trim 1. Zenith 100% Solid State 2. Zenith Advanced 11 !Chrome! color Picture tube 3. Zenith's Energy saving cha ss,is 4. Zenith's 1 button tuning system 5. Zenith's pa tented po wer - voltage regulator 6. Zenith Automatic fine tunin l y i• MODEL. F4549. 257, =849'5 AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEALER FOR GODERICH, CLINTON LUCKNOW lit SURROUNDING .AREA C h isboim TV 29 KINGSTON .ST. GODERICH 524-9576 BANK•TERMS ARRANGED P.. Detroit Red Wing Old Timers Benefit Hockey Game VS. 4 Signal -Star Paper Leafs Sunday, Nov. 24' 2:00 P.M. Goderich Arena ADVANCE TICKETS: • Adults - $2.00 Children under 12 - 50c when accompanied by adult. TICKETS AVAILABLE - Clinton News -Record .- 4824443 Goderich Signal -Star' °; °524-6331 Kincardine News - 396.2963 or fpm i estaffof Slgnat-Stat:Publishing.