The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-12-12, Page 4PAGE 4-6ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DEQEMBER 12, 1974
Small but mighly.
The lightweight classes on the GQCI Boys Wrestling team this'
year are only light in weight, not in ability. rt M {�areefrontfery row
— from. left) Don Kirkconnell (84 pound class),
Rick `Todd (•90), and Ron Moran, (106); (back row from •left)
John Fuller (115), Steve Moore (115), Steve Palmer (130), Glen
Dougherty (130), Mike Hawkins -(123) and Brent Pollock (123).
GDCI wrestlers
look good
on the mats
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LEI'S TALK MINO.R HOCKEY
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4.
The Signal Star Paper Leafs .save near'the end 'of the second.
are looking forward to a benefit period to preserve the shut -out.
game against the G.M.U.A. The. Sunday game in Huron
Minor House League teams.. I East was cancelled. On Thur -
have been informed by adver- sday, the Electrics travel to
tising .manager "Ed" that all Exeter fora 7 o'clock game and
the proceeds of 'this game then they are back here Satur-
('which we hope to line up. . day against Huron East:
before Minor Hockey Week
which is near the end of
January), will 'go towards pier-
chasing much needed hockey Excitement was the call for
equipmenl'"in • the House .the night when Mr. Stereo and
League. Gardiner's Dairy battled to a 0 -
We hope all the players in 0 tie on Thursday December 5.
the House `League will ' par- Doug Lounsbury for Gardiner's
ticipate as ithas been suggested and" Randy `Chapman for the
that one period the Signal -Star Stereos came very close to
Paper Maple Leafs will be scoring goals. Kevin Feagan in
against the, Midget B's, and the Gardiner net and Michael
coaches ;pother period Fuller on the Stereo's made key
against the Bantam House saves to earn their shut -outs.
It
League three teams and the Mark Jeffrey notched two
final period they will take on goals and Raymond, . Bedard
the four teams in the Pee •Wee recorded a shut -out to lead the
Division. ' , . Legion_A.uxiliary to a 2=0 win
Also, if ice. time can be over Mr. Stereo on the Friday
arranged, I wduld like to see night game. Tod Jeffrey drew'
the. Supporters Club, namely an assist on Mark's first goal.
the Mothers play against the Mr. Stereo: seems to be the
Atom sand „Novice House hard luck team as again they
League' teams. Sandra Kisch came .close to scoring but just
and Mrs. Thornpson•and myself couldn't. score. This game was
would love to referee. very fast, and exciting; perhaps
GRAHAM ELECTdIC the' fastest this year.
NOVICE :ALL-STARS Michael Brenner , scored a
The Electrics got back nn goal with two . minutes
•their winning ways again last• remaining in the game to give
Saturday with a 3-0 win over the Gardiner's' Dairy a 2-1 win
Exeter. over the Legion Auxiliary.
The locals started, the game Michael Daer with his first goal
'very slowly but they picked scored the other Dairy goal.
their pace up as the game went_ Robin Moore drew an assist on
on. Randy Gaynor' scored the the Brenner goal.
only goal of the first period on Scott Bowra „ scored the
a good pass from Kent Feagan. Legion goal unsisted on a
In the second period, Daryl breakaway which 'at the time
Madge scored on a' good burst gave his. team a 1-0 lead.
of speed' from his own blueline •
SUNCOAST ESTATES
unassisted, Then early in the ATOM ALL-STARS
third, John Thompson got
Brent Williamson's rebound The. Suncoast Suns defeated
and fired a hard shot to beat Hanover, 2-1, here Saturday.
the Exeter goaltender,
The defence of ,Chisholm, The game was a tight one all
Riehl, Jeffrey, Smith and Huff the way with Hanover taking a
seemed to be able to :keep the' • one goal lead in the first period
puck in the opposition's end when Gord Beaton scored.
and quite •effectively. The rine Joey Morrissey got that one
of Graham, Gaynor and Feagan back mid -way through , the
was the hardest working unit second period, finishing off a
for the Electrics. • play with Brad Armstrong' to
,Paul Brenner made - _leave "the score tied at one goal
,,:ipach after two periods.
Right winger Tim Lassaline
scored the winning goal for the -
Suns on a goal mouth scramble
early in the third period. From
there on the Suns played strong
defensi 'e hockey to preserve
the win, their fifth of the
season. The Suns • have won
three of their last four games.
They have now reached the
half -Way mark in their WOAA
schedule, having recorded five
wins, four losses and one tie in
their first ten games.
This weekend the Suns will
see action twice Here on Satur-
day, Kincardine will be the op -
. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE
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position in a' 6 p.m. game. On
Sunday the Suncoast Estate
team travels to Hanover.
ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE
Tuesday December 3rd in the
first game played at 5 . p.m.
Gpderich 'Electric held on to.
defeat Canadian Legion
Auxiliary 5-4. First period
featured close checking, defen-
sive hockey and.,only one goal,
this by Tommy Profit, a
breakaway goal unassisted for
Goderich Electric.
Canadian Leg Con scored
three goals in • less than a
minute to take ,the lead in the
second period. Brian Shortreed
with two goals and an assist
and Chris Knox with a single.
Wide open hockey in the
third- period, Brian Shortreed
picked up his third and fourth
goals of the .. game. Goderich
Electric's centre Tommy Profit
a key
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Coaches` Ray Donnelly and
Bob Dick can be excused if they
seem a bit optimistic as tliey
take 'their 1974-75 GDCI
wrestling team into its first
Huron -Perth meet this week.
The GDCI matmen. finished
a strong third in the Red and
Black tournament held in -
Exeter Friday.
The Goderich ,. wrestlers had
841/2 points, putting . them 20
points ahead of fifth, place
South Huron of • Exeter, the
school that usually tops the
Huron -Perth wrestling stan-.
dines.
Lambron Central and Lon-
don Westminster finished in
the top two spots of the tour-
nament. • •
Individual winners for. GDCI
A T •-
Don K.irkconnell first inyy
the 84 ,ppunc ass; teve
Moore, second in the 115 potind
class; Larry Donnelly, third in
the 141 pound. class; Gerry
O'Brien, second in the 157
pound class; Dave Rodger,
second in the 168 pound class;
' Fred Martin, second' in the 178
pound class; and George Shear -
down, second in the unlimited
class.
netted two goals for the hat
trick and Scott MacDonald the
other goal.
Defencemen Del Bedard and
Greg Kirkconnell played a
strong offensive• gameeach
picking up' points in assists.
Mike Moriarty and John Kloss,
Goderich Electric's defence, set
up a goal- a piece for the win-
ners.
Second game, ten goals were
scored in the second and third
periods as Malntee Real Estate
defeated Glenmark Homes 7-3.
There was no scoring in the
fit period as both teams came
u13 with good goaltending and .
close. checking, . •
McIntee Real Estate opened
the scoring in the second period
• with . three unanswered goals,
two by Greg'Lapaine and- the
other from' Tom Smith, Mike
Worsell drawing the assist.
Pat Murphy spoiled Brian
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The heavies on the GDCI Boys Wrestling team are in training for this season's meets and if
they `Wrestle like they look, they should be'tough. The combatants are (front row from left)
Pete Willis (148 pound -class), Gerry O'Brien (157) and Larry Plaetzer (136); (back row from
left) Jim MacKinnon (168), Fred Martin (178), George Sheardown (unlimited), and Dave
Rodges (168). Not available for the photograph were Larry Donnelly, Doug Britnell and Chris
Carter: (staff -photo) .,.
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