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0"M.}{„A,, had a terrific
response from local mer-
chants in si All-Star
and House League teams and
many thanks go to the
follbwing: Mr. Tom Cooke
, and Ken Wilson of Lakeport
Steel who have completely
_outfitted the 13antam All -
Stars with new sweaters,
socks,, pants, helmets, dtc.
Green and Parent Ford
Mercury Sales - Mr. Jim
Green and Mr. Peter Rarent
who have' taken oven the
Midget B's and by 'way of
interest won their first,game
3-2 'against Listowel. They
have been generous enough to
complete the team with pants
and , helmets and will now
-be known as Green &
Parent Ford. A ' new team
entry in the Pee Wee House
League division this year will
be called T.D. Bank as the
new Toronto Dominion Bank
have , purchased neW
80rvCOm8T ESTATES
ATOM ALL-STARS
The Suncoast Estates
Atoms recorded two shutout
victories last weekend, one in
league play and one in an
exhibition game.
Saturday the Suns travelled
to Port Elgin, where they
defeated Port Elgin, 3-9, in
WOAA league play. On
Sunday, the • Suns blanked
Rtlyth 4-0, here in an
exp/n`uononnounte,.
In Port Elgin-, the Suns
made three first periodgoa{o
stand up for the win.
Captain Dave
opened the scoring,assisted
by Rick -young. Linemate
Mark Crawford scored on a
pass from Go|kow 15 seconds
later to give the Suns. their
second. goal. Paul Day
knocked in D4ny\ &Y
rebound for the Sun's final
counter.
Port Elgin pressed
but were unable' to beat Jeff
Denomme in the Sun's not.
Denomme was particularly
outstanding_ in the third
period, and deserved his
oaru,purnedehutouL
The winleaves the Suns
with a O
one loss, in league play.
Against Blyth, the Suns got
two goals from rightwinger
Mark Crawford and onemach
from David Gallow and Kent
Feagan. GaUow had two
assists. Crawford, Daryl
Madge and Rick Young each
had oe assist. _ ^
Jeff Denomme went :Vie
distance in the Sun's goal,
recording his second' shutout
in two days. The Suns other
Apaltendor, Terry Bean, was
missing from the lineup with
an injury. He was hiton the
ear with a shot in practice
\uutTbursduy.
The Suns have -two tough'
games scheduled this
weekend. Saturday at 5:00
p.m. the Suns meet the
Kincardine Beavers here,
and on Sunday the Suns travel -
to Walkerton. The Walkerton
team is undefeated so far in
six leuguegam*b.
Coach of the Suns is
Richard Madge, d his
assistant is Al Wu Team
manager is Bill Crawford.
ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE
On Sunday `niQht, the
Candlelight Tavern
whitewashed Md[nuso Real
Estate by a score of 7-2.
Candlelight Tavern d
the scoring early in ,the first
period as Dale 1,3,alaski set up
David More who made no
mistake to beat Mclntee'a,
goaltender John Db|e.
Candlelight's second goal
came minutes later on an
Irubinb, and finally Frazer
Abbott hoth unassisted,.
GODERICH LIONS
PEE vVEEB.
In a game played in
Listowel last Thursday,
November 13, the Lions Pee
Wees managed to pick up
thd, first point of the season
as they tied Listowel 4-4.,
The highlight of the game
was two goals by left-winger
„Joey Morrissey as he picked
up three points in the game,
assisting on one of Larry
Kelly's goals. Superb
goaltending by Robert
Cummings and Jim
MacDonald kept the Lions in
the game as they were out
played by the,Listowel team
and penalties hurt the team.
Larry Kelly scored the other
two goals.
Fdday evening, the
Goderich Lions won theit•first
game of the seaion as they
,defeated Mount Forest by a
score of 6-3. In the first
period,Randy
knocked in Joey Morrissey's
pass to give Goderich a 1 -0 -
lead at the 2:08 mark. Mount
Forest tied the game at the
7:05 mark on a goal by left-
winger Scott Cochrane.
Before the period ended,
Larry Kd\y'epmbinod' with
Joey Morrissey and Robbie
Kisch to make it 2-1.
In the second period the
Lions outscored Mount Forest
3-2. Goderich's goal scorers
least three weeks with torn
LAKEPORT STEEL -
'i BANTAM ALk=STARS
In a one sided g
e against
'Port Elgin, in Port Elgin last
Tues.day night, the Steelers
received their first win of the
season bra score n[6').
Goderich's goal scorers
'wero• Larry Doer with two;
Mike Lurkin, two goals and
one assist; Robert McDonald,
two goals and Rhb Trobiub,
one goal and one assist.
,puinto Yoi• assists were
awarded toTerry �}{imob.two;
Danny ��uU\ot.'''two, Larry
Madge, Mike Hodge,
two; Randy Stoddart and Ken
Reid with one each. The Port
Elgin team scored their orily
goal of the game early in the
when
second period,
Goderich was a man short.
Goderich was aided by out-
standing goaltending by
Gerry Gaynor.
On another out of town trip
last' Thursday, the Steelers
travelled to Kincardine for a
close defeat of 4-3. Early in
the first period, Kincardine
opened the. scoring on a.
breakaway' -but ~ouly one
minute and 17 seconds later,
God,erich's Larry Madge
scored on a three man play
from Rob McDonald and
Larry Daertutie the score.
Kincardine went ahead
with two quitk goals for a
lead of 3-1, but with only 20
seconds left in the first
vn |atod goal by Mike .woro Willie Denomme, Joey period,Terryf{l
vvbrooU:ln the a000n4por m� " Morrissey and Dennis Kerr. and drOve it in to
' up
Candlelight scoreddz i third Picking up assists gn these'balance
in a.row by MikeWbrselland b were Randy Qraham, th second period, both teams
'Steve Profit but D8clntee soon Larry Kelly and Mark Rowe, scored one goal apiece for a
came back with two quick who was the outstanding final uoorteoY4'3.
ones tnmake the score 3-2. doK»ncomanhthe game. Goderich's last goal was
&8clntee'a goals / Were In the` second.period, scored by Ron McDonald
scored by Smith and Murphy, Robert Cummings assi-sted by Mike Larkin and
assisted by Murphy and .knoo but continued playing Larry Madge. There was no
Cboprhan.Th000 provedtub the balance of the game as scoring in a hard skating good
the only goals Mclntee could Jim McDonald was not checking third periuO. The
'Squeeze by Candlelight's dressed dueto illness.- In the Steelers goaltenders Steve
goalie Randy Gaynor who final period, only one goal Gallow and Gerry Gaynor
played a superb gamw was ucored, this by Joey each came up with some
The Candlelights went Morrissey as he picked up his strong saves. '
ahead with four more goals :aobond goal of the evening,- The Bantams playehost to
for a final score , of 7-2. Of 'and this combined with two , Mount Forest on Saturday
ouoao, goals,. Brent FiSber assists made him, the star of
scoredtwo, one unassisted d`nQurne. BobortCu,nm|oga
and the ther assisted by Nick will be out of action for at'
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scored one goal for a tie
seore Steelers goal was
scored by Larry Madge
assisted by RobTrebish. '
-Goderich went ahead early
in the setond period on a
breakaway gbal by Danny
Maillet who played one of hi
strongest games thus far
Mvunt'oromtdedtbeiconn2
2 only to have Steelers'Mik
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a score of 1-1. Steve Chase got
the only goal of the
period from Pete Crew then
in the secmnd. Coder/ch
scpred four unanswered goal
with Tim McLean leading off
from Bill Walters, Bill Lewis
.
unassisted, Dale Duncan
_/ from Paul Schaefer and Bill
. Lewis; xhen Ben Worsen, with
hisfirst of two from Tim
McLean. In the third period,
Ben Worsen got his second
goal from Paul Schaefer to
end the scoring.
GREEN AND PARENT
/NUSTANG0°
No|DGET 8
The Midget B's made
debut with an exhibitiongameonFr|duynightuguinot
Listowel. The mxuoYynQy
played a clean close checking
8ndgo'y blistering slap shot/ium the point break the tie
once again to give Goderich
the, lead,
Bob Trebisit'uomiuted by
Danny K8aiUe/"ro,p*the first
'}cfdh hnu---�--~�
4 -
lead. mouu/u.Forpst came
back with theil' last goal of
the game hair way through '
the third •period. Goderich's
insurance goal came with less
than two minutes remaining
in the game on a power play
goal by Danny Maillet
assisted by Mike Hodge.
There was no 'doubt that
goalterider Gerry Gaynor
kept the Steelers in the game.
THE TWINS '
MIDGET ALL-STARS
}n Listowel on November 6,
Goderich had to come from
behind to win their first game
of the season 6-4 as Paul
Schaefer got the tying go
ahead goal with 1 minute and
23 seconds. remaining in the
first period.
Tim MCLoan clinched it
with a goali to the emty net
with 24 seconds left in the
game. Both Bill Lewis and
Paul Schaefer' played strong
games each getting two guu\u
and two assists and Ed
Courtney led. the way on the
blue line.
In agame played in Mount'Foroui on November 12, the
Twins managed their second
win of the season witb'awaah
out score of 6-2. Paul
Dougherty showed the way
,with one goal and three
assists. Bill Walters scored
two goals,•Leroy Meriarn,ono
goal and Paul Schaefer one
goal and one assist. Ben
Worsell with Ed Courtney
back on defence played an
outstanding amo. '
The Twins won their third
game in a row duYobtlog
Mount Forest 6-1 in a game
played • in Goderich on
Saturday, November 15. Ben
Worse!' played astrong game
on defence and led the way
night for their second win w/d`two gou�. .
with a score of 5-3. �� end• A4,the end of the first
of ,the first period, each t'irm Periocl ifyias deci.up with
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