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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-06, Page 31r', . • I (continued.f goals. Mike We Salt scored unas McLean sunk a along the ice. With the gam Ted Doherty r 'minute penal checking an produced two made thO.P.P. play goals. as by John Huff ante goat by,Phil ted. is made a good, ohn Huff in the e beat Robert hooting over his ody. me is this Friday you at the game, Goderich advanced to the ' opened the game goals in the first ent on to sweep the st Goderich O.P.P. ht. Final score 6-2, t pay of the -game, ns picked up Paul, rfect pass to beat . It was a beautiful ree way,passing as dell started the play ice. is line got off the ice, g. connected from iddell and Dave aul Young picked up oint of the game as he n Rob McDonald's re the first period h Restaurant went on the two..:goals 'the second; Martin breaking goal was scored when Wes McLean poke -checked the puck free, let a wrist shot go on which Paul Bellinger made a super save but Steve Sager picked up the rebound and fired it home, GODERICH POLICE FALCONS BANTAM ALL-STARS In the second round of the W.O.A.A. playoffs, Round Robin Series, the Falcons met with Port Elgin in Port Elgin on Thursday night. Both tems played good defensive hockey and Goderich wound up ahead 5-4. It was a tight squeeze as The Falcons scored the (first goal. Then Port Elgin ,tied it up, Goderich scored the second goal, then Port Elgin' tied it up again, With only one minute remaining in the game, and a score of 4-4 it looked like a tie garde, but Steve Arbour picked up a loose puck arid scored the winning goal with only 50 setonds left to play. With a total of four goals, Steve Arbour was the most outstanding player in the game. Paul Dougherty received credit for the other Falcon goal,. In their next game against Port Elgin played in Goderich on Saturday night, the Falcons once again b6'at the Port Elgin club by„a score of 8-6. By the end df the first period, the score was 3-0 for Goderich. Early in the second, Port Elgin retaliated—and came up with • 7theil; HT -a -goal:" rom-Paul-Young-and-----The-- ifirst—three ander,unassisted. goals were by Steven Arbour, s'''e beat StevDo'bie com- assisted h Gar PetPrs spedk to convention final, Harold unassisted, Roger Lewis, • • 0, biped their fir picked u the seco tipped in for Gode goal. In the "B" pia Elbwers time. The Flower Goderi charnp In th out pia but ma goal. Moore puck a net. M Den could goalte the fir throu saves , Sift secon Burb play a pa shot insid -Rob Th Den the Pau goa Bur Mit up t re the fro Helesic, to give the Falcons that extra edge. By the end of the. game, Port Elgin had scored one more goal for a final score of 8-6. It should he mentioned that this was a playoff, gateincl there were no referees ap- pointed to do this game. For- Junately Randy Carroll and Pacrl Schaefer were handy. and agreed to: help out. They seemed to keep the game under control and in my opinion„did a good job. . It is too bad we couldn't have a little more co-operation from the Goderich Referees Association, or whom ever is in charge. Once ,again thahks to scoring; Wes McLean, 'Rick Randy Carroll and Paul„ Del Mitchelmore, Scott Schaefer. Smith and Jim Burbine. • . Pon Holst Real Estate won, the Charripionship andalso two straight -games defeating the Burger Bar in Series "A". John Doherty says they should go all the way. In a ho .e league exhibition game. Gc prich O.P.P. defeated God vich Restaurant 2-1 in a game played last Friday evening. Goalscorers for O.P.P. -were Gil Van- deitheuval and Allan Bakker. Goderich Restaurant's • Ione .goal .came from Robert McDonald. • BY JACK CUMMINGS Gwin's pass. Tom Doherty assisted. Bruce Dougherty and Gerry W unn ink added two more in the second period. Tom Doherty picked up his first pal of the game in the final period plus three assists and also set up Ian Chisholm's second goal in the lastN -w'm Mutes of the game. HOCKEY NOTES In a house league. exhibition game, Denomme Flowers travelled to Blyth' last Sunday and came,back with a 5-1 win. Five players were in on the BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Second game of Series "A" serni-finals Don Hoist Peal Estate whitewashed Burger Bar Kings 5-0, in the only game Played Monday evening, 'Series "B" Goderich Elevateh vs. McGees G. M. Parts will' resume on Thursday and the winner will play Don Hoist for the cup. Don Hoist picked upthe only .goal in the first peripd as Ian , Three PUC mem ers hear H tiro chief th Dan- Redpath for t goal and Al Bakker p Jeff Leitch's pass for nd goal., Steve Rukton Dave Kennedy's blast rich Restaurant's final 'third game of Series yoffs, it was Denornme 3, Sifto Salt 2 in over winner, Denomme. s, will now take , on , :h Restaurant for the onship. e first -period, Sift° Salt. yed Denomme Flowers na-ged to score only one This came from Dave as he picked up a loose and fired it high into the ike Wedlock assisted. ' omme Flowers just 't get the puck past ' nder Paut Bellinger in st two periods as he came' gh with someaexceptional . • , o Salt went ahead 2-0 on a d period goal by Joe ine. Don Kloss kept the inside the blue line feeding ss to Joe Burbine who let a go along the ice hitting e the„corner post fooling ert Cummings completely. -- e final period it was omme Flowers who applied pressure and finally beat 1 Bellinger on a power play 1. This came from Jim' bine as Steve Sagerand*Del chelmore combined to set he.goal. With only three minutes aining, Ted Doherty tied game on a perfect pass m Paul King. n overtime period, the tie the third by Dale' Duncan, assisted by Steve Arbour; Harry Worsell, Mayor Deb Goderich then' went ahead Shewfelt and, Ben Sheardown of with three more quick goals by the Goderich PUC were among Dale Duncan, Sieve Arbour and over 1400 delegates Hugh Hanly, assists to Paul repre.senting electric utility Dougherty, and Steve Arbour commissions from across. the' making a score of1-6-1.-ferr-the province at th Annual- Con- Falcons.'vention of the Ontario 4 ' - Before the end of the second ' Municipal Electric Associati,on, period, Port Elgin came hack (O.M.E.A.) with three goalgifor a score of 6- 4 for Goderich. The third period , The Association, repfresents proved positive for the Falcons more than 340 municipal as Port Elgin came up with.a electric commissions . which fast -goal right off'.thebat ae distribute electric power to two Then the Falcons scored two and one-quarter million more quick ones both by Dale (2,250,000) households in Duncan, .the first unassisted; Ontario. , and the assisted by Pay' Delegatesto the three day Annual Meeting, heldat the Royal York Hotel, Ma -ch 2 - 5, , were involved in discussion on go i fica nt issues tha1 affect , cOnsumers " - The program was highlighted. by an address by R.D. Taylor, Chairman, Ontario H dro, and a panel presentation on "Rate Structures - Which One? When?, Why? Gorwoogi'Markk77,474.. 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