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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-12-11, Page 5e F' 7«'F.TI;. Mai u'::,4i?;A%r"i'a3;.. w;�r,•ry?s'ir ru Twins extendwin streak BY JACK CUMMINGS Kentucky Fried Chicken won all three games last week by big scores as they defeated Kincardine, Port Elgin and Walkerton, On Tuesday, Decer>;rber 2nd game played in Kincardine, Bill Lewis led the attack with four goals as the Twins won 8- 6. Two first period goals by Bill Lewis and, a single by Paul Helesic gave the 3-1 lead as Kincardine's goal /was 'scored with only 1:56 left in the first period. Paul ichaefer assisted on two of these.•goals and picking up the other assists were Leroy Meriam and Dale Duncan. Second period, • Mike Lapaine combined with Dale Duncan to start -the period, then Goderich picked up five • minor penalties and Kin- cardine scored three goals to make it 4-4 by the end of the, second period. ' In the final period,the Twins settled down to playing .-hockey and went ahead on Ben Worsell's goal as Don Kirkconnell set him up at the, 12:59 mark. Bill LeWis picked up his • third goal from Ben Worsell and Paul Schaefer. Pete Crew made it 7-4 as he knocked' in Paul Dougherty's rebound. ` Leroy Meriam assisted. Kincardine came back with two. ,quick. goals to narrow, the margin to one goal, but in an attempt to tie the game, pulled their goaltender ,and Bill Lewis scored his fourth goal into•the empty net to make the final ''score 8-6. On Thursday, December 4th, the Twins got revenge as they bombed Port Elgin 9-1. It was a team,,'effort as they outskated, -. outplayed and outscored Port Elgin in one of their best ga.rnes to date. Goderich didn't open the scoring until the 10:55 mark of the first period, Ed Courtney from bale Duncan. Ben Worsell made it 2-0 before the period ended. Port Elgin goaltender, ,Larry Gibbon, • came up with "some outstanding • saves in the period. • „ In the second period Goderich Twins went ahead 5- 0 as Paul Schaefer, Leroy Meriam 'and Tim McLean. were the marksmen. Y Port Elgin got their only goal to start th+e third -period DEFY piio:p as Jamie White scored unassisted" The Twiris Midgets gat. -four more goals, `.a' h.: aefer° (his -second of ";me) from Leroy Meriam and Dale Duncan, Bill Lewisom Dale Duncan, Paul Helesic unassisted, and the final goal by Dale Dun- can, who played an out- standing game for the Twins. Saturday's game it was Walkerton who came into Goderich with a perfect record of no loses, but the Twins were not to be denied as they remembered how penalties hurt them up in Walkerton, and, they skated to a 6-1 victory. Tim McLean, who is just getting back into shape after missing several games, l'ed the way with three goals and an assist. First period, Tim 'McLean and Steve Chase scored for the Midgets, picking up assists were Ben Worsell and Paul Helesic. Tim McLean picked Grp two more goals in the second period as Paul , Dougherty LionswIn;t .BY JACK CLjMMINGS In an exhibition ' 'game played at the Gardens in London on Sunday, the °Goderich Lions Pee Wee won 7-6 scoring the winning goal with only 17 seconds rertiaining in the game. Both teams scored a pair of goals in the first period. Joey Morrissey go'"t .the pair for the Lions with Willie Denomme and David Eastwood picking up assists. 'London went ahead with two quick goals in the second period, but Goderich tied the game 4-4 as., Randy Graham scored from Darrell Graham; and Joey Morrissey picked up his third goal of the ,t n Clawson set up the other . Before the -period ended, Bill Walter beat Bruce Rapp on a three-way palssing play. Tim McLean and Ben Worsell started the play to make it 5- 0. Walkerton started strong in the third period, and finally got their only goal, " this coming from a scramble in front of the net, Don Prit- chard scoring from' Jim Snodgrass. Rounding out the scoring for .the Twins was Bill Lewis, unassisted, at they 13:49 mark. ie on weeken at the 12:27 mark, and then Goderich Lions again took Mount Forest tied the game the lead early in the final on a goal by Danny Yake. Jim period as Mike Wedlock Mathers picked up his second combined with Joey goal as Goderich Lions went Morrissey to . make it 3-2. ahead on a neat pass from ---Mount Forest tied the score at Darrell Graham. Then„ with the 10:42 mark and then 25 only 11 seconds remaining in seconds later scored ' the the period, Jim' Reeves slid winning goal on a two-man ane past Robert Cuminitigs breakaway. for the eo.ua l i zor. Take two from Harriston BY JACK CUIVMINGS The Goderich Signal -Stars defeated Harriston twice on the weekend and both games were come .from behind ' victories. game with goaltender Jim Saturday nights game MacDonald assisting.. Before played here at the Goderich the second period ended,' Arena, Harriston went ahead London tied the game 6-6 as 9-0 on two quick goals by Rick (continued from Hage 4) ". Pro -Life .G roup: would like to • say a 'special thanks' to Roslee Langford, Norman Hamilton, John O:skam, Bob McCallum, Ed and Bill Stiles, Ethel Stewart, Mark LaLonde' and all the children -who were on our float, for thei'r special help, ,and' everyone else who con- tributed in anyway: Do you think it would be a nice 'gesture to extend the 'parade route - around the General Hospital. and past''the nursing homes next year for Four friends'• who are unable to make ,their way to The Square? ' Thank You Sincerely c Sharon Munro Goderich and Life Group woman. • District Pro - Program • Chair - three goals inthe final period to win 6-4. Dale Duncan tied the game at' 13:17 as he and Steve Davey combined' on a neat passing play. Then with Goderich two men 'short, Mike Cummings stole the puck and made no•rr►istake to give'Goslerich the lead and Goderich picked up two more Winkler early in the first the go-ahead goal. goals - Jim -Mathers from period. TlTeiy took a three -goal • --'Dale Duncan got, the last Randy Graham, and Dennis lead as Rick picked up his goal as Harriston pulled the Kerr from Mike Wedlock. third goal of the game. goaltender, S.teve Davey Only goal in the third period Defenseman Mike .Andrews played a strong game and set was by Goderich Lions, this finally got Signal;Stars on the him up for the• final goal, comis coming at 19:43. Mark 'score board as he picked up• " corning with only 30 seconds Rowe set up Randy Graham Steve Davey's pass for ,,hi,s left in the game,. �. for the winning goal. -first goal and'then knocked in - In a regular scheduled, Mike Cummings •pass _to game played in Goderich make it 3-2• h�DC� Friday evening the Lions had ' Before the second period to settle for a 7-7 tie; as they ended. Steve Davey combined blew a 4-0 lead. First period with Mike Cummings to tie , • Willie Denontme blasted one the game. In the third period. „ from 15 fe,elut, unassisted. Goderich ' Signal -Stars went Mark Rowe made it 2•-,0 as he ahead on. a .goal ,by Hugh picked up Darrell Graham', Hanly as he was set up nicely • • by pass. 'Lions scored two quick Scott Kennedy. The.rr with WIfl• • goals to start the second less than a minute remaining - period, Joey Morrissey and; in the game Mike Cummings . ' Jim , Mathers ' were the . made it 5+3 as he was,'put in marksmen. . , the clear by Ken Straughan. Penalties hurt Goderich in Harriston, applied , the this period as Port/'Elgin pressure and, got thei'r- final. - scored two power play goals goal at, 14:11. They pulled to make it 4-2';' but the Lions their goal tender but - was got these goals hack as they , unable to beat Pete Duck - .'made it 6-2 at the 10:20 mark worth •who' kept Goderich in as Jim • Mathers his second the gameallnight. , , goal of the game and then Harriston outshot Goderich Dennis Kerr scored,4 minutes as the Signal -Stars received later. -Mike Wedlock and seven minor penalties plus a Mark Rowe picked up assists. game and a seven minute Drake Turcotte added two slashing, penalty. ' Harriston more goals for the visitors to had only two minor penalties. make it 6-4 before the period • In Harriston Sunday, the' ended. • Signal -Stars opened the Final period Port Elgin scoring on a short .,,ha,nded went° ahead 7-6 as the • `goal by Mike Cummings as he Goderich team just" weren't beat Brian Weiss on a high skating and Drake Turcott:e hard ' shot, ; unassisted. picked up two more goals for .Defenseman 'Mike A°n.drews Port Elgin and assisted on the '.made it 2-0 as he &utskated go-ahead goal by , Chris two Harriston. players and Wentworth. Lions tied the „ made no mistake, this coming game at .12:20 as Jim Fritzley at 10:50 of the first Period. got. a,breakaway and went in Before the period, 'ended alone to beat Mark Brown on Harriston got tw,o quick goals an excellent wrist shot, to tie the garne,and then went setting him up was Dennis ahead 3-2 on Rick Winklers `Kerr.. Final score:' -7,, goal. of the game. Travelling to Mount Forest Signal -Star got one back 24 for a Saturday afternoon seconds later as Steve Davey,. game the Goderich Lions scored unassisted. 'Harriston were defeated in a close game again went ahead 4.3'on Rick by the score of 4-37No scoring Winklers third goal of the in the first period but both ,game (six goals in two teams picked up two goals in games). John Doherty, who the second period. took over the coaching duties Goderich opened the for the Stars, blasted the scoring 'as Jim Mathers team for the poor showing scored from`D'arrell Graham and it paid off as they scored o a viicings BEST ?VYfiS SPECIAL WITH EVERY CHRISTMAS CAKE PURCHASE SLICED - 24 OCL. BREAD 4/$ 1. 5 6 L-B,..•AVERAGE ONTARIQ LEGS OF LAMB * LB. $1..39 CENTRE SLICES ONLY BACK SAVE $1.00 LB. BACON - LEAN GROUND CHUCK STEAK IB 79c LB. 1.98 MADE DAILY FRESH 'SAUSAGES LB.89C 10 LBS. FOR 79c LB. 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Coach Phil Bug0was .pleased. with his team:s first league game but pointed- out that some of his first year . players will need -time to adjust to -the quicker,, more rugged -brand of basketball played in the senior division,, The GDC�,I midget 'boys dropped a 50-42 decision to• Seaforth, in the second game of • the doubleheader Thur- sday. Chuck Stewart _with 14 points and John Nielson with eight were Seaforth's t,op scorers. a For the Vikings. Randy Little, with 12 points, was top scorer. Scott, R•aithby had eight, Mike Hovey and Arfdy Moore„ six apiece, and Neil Sager four points. Eric Mitchell, Dennis Donnelly, Rick Leddy and, Mike Reynolds each hi;d two points' for coach Lynn Meyer's Vikings, Coach Meyers felt his .squad showed a lot of hustle, but were hurt by lack of experience. The Vikings were able to force Seaforth into giving up the ball, but would then turn it over themselves. 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