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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-03-04, Page 21GODERICH SIGNAL. STAR. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1987—PAGE 7A RCMP LGRAY Mci'° '.Y LT ONTARIO LAND SURVEYORS Go. er ich drops The Goderich Sairs were eliminated from the Ontario. Hockey Association Junior 'C' playoffs last Wednesday when they lost 12-3 here to the Port Elgin. bears. The loss was the fifth for the Sailors -in their three -team round-robin, series and mathematically eliminated them from the series. Port Elgin and Wingham were continu- ing their games with each other until a winner is decided. The winner will play Hanover in the finals. The Barons ousted the Walkerton Blackhawks 5-0 in a best -of - nine semi-final series.' Ken Fedemnra led the Bears in their win over the Sailors, scoring three goals. Dan Dawe and Scott Morgan had, two„ apiece while Jeff Tanner; Wayne Simmons, Jini Craddock, Joe Fla-herty and John McPher- son each scored once. Matthew Morris took care of the Sailors' out of round robin playoff series t ,curii,g, getting aLt three Guderich goals. Assists went to Trevor Martin, Shawn Dur - pin, Dave Duncan and Al Hetherington. Sailors' backup goaltender Greg Town- send carne on in `relief of starter Tom Dur- nin in the third period and made many outstanding saves while holding the Bears to just one goal in the period. The Sailors season was not a great one in terms of their won -lost record. They won one game ,and tied four in the regular season and. were winless in the playoffs. However, the fact that the Sailors cern- pleted their season at all was a tribute to coaches Dick Madge and Dale Duncan, manager Don Larder and the executive, headed byy'John Hoy. At the beginning of the season, the team almost folded because of a shortage' of players', but a re- organization of the executive led to a deci- sion to continue operation of the year-old f r•anchrse. As the season progressed, more players joined the tearer and the play of the team, became more respectable even though it still could not put wins on the board. One factor that helped the Sailors survive was the cooperation of the coaches of the midget teams, Kevin Austin and Bill Rahbek, in allowing' the Sailors to use players. Another was a supply -line of London-based players which the sailors developed. By season's end, eight players from London were on the team roster. The survival of the team through this year should allow a more competitive team to take to the ice next season. The ex- ecutive has a lot. of work to do to prepare. for next season, but the coaches have already begun establishing player con- tacts for next year. The hockey fans of Goderich should be able,to look forward to a better year for the Sailors in 1987-88. Novices win, lose in overtime games The Goderich Garb and Gear N.ovices played some excellent hockey at the Shamrock League playoff tournament on the. weekend but came out on the losing end of one of two overtime games. In the opening game of the tournament in Ilderton Sunday, Goderich tied the game 4-4 late in the final period and the two teams played through. a five-minute overtime period, a ten-minute sudden death overtime and then had to go Co a•r15a' eight -player shootout 'before Goderich, prevailed over Mt. Bryd,geS 7-3. • 'The entire team played well and fought back to tie.the game and goaltender Greg ' McLarty also played well in net. The teams were tied 1 -.1 -after one period with Trevor Macaulay scoring, for Goderich. Mt. Brydges took control' of the, MINOR HOCKEY game outscoring .Goderich 3-1 in the se cond period to carry a 4-2 lead into the final period.- David Lurnley scored the second Goderich goal. - . But Goderich showed some character• scoring two goals •in the final five minutes to tie the game and 4end it into overtime. Lumley set up Steve Linklater for the'third Goderichgoal and then Lumley scored the tying goal' on rin unassisted effort ,with just • two minutes left in regulation. time. •The teams played through two scoreless over- time periods before Goderich outscored Mt: Brydges 3-2 in the, shootout. • Brandon. Corriveau scored twice in the Lions win two The Goderich Lions Pee Wees will con- tinue their quest this Wednesday towards the Shamrock Championship as they play Thamesford with the winner going to Port . Stanley for the Championship. Game time is 7 p.m. in Goderich: . The locals gotthis far as, a result of two wins � in • Mt. Brydges last weekend. Goderichheld off a Lucan comeback in the third period.for. a 5-3 win. The Lions built up a 4-1 lead early in the third, but Lucan - tallied two• quick goals' with five minutes • 'left ,to•'make things hot. 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' ' ames in Shamrock However, Doug Rivers' second goal of the, game into an'bpen net, salted away the game: Besides Rivers!' two goals single ' goals , went. to Aaron Duckworth, Sean Block and -Kelly MacDonald -Assists went to Jason Cook, ,Jason .Volland and iMac- DOnald. Chuck MacLennan care.up with a . strong, garfie in the Lions net. It took an overtime go'a'l by Sean Block 1,13 into' overtime for the Lions •4=3 ,win over South London. Up to. this point, the Lions kept taking one goal leads but each time Lnndnn world comp hack•and tie,the On delivery $1.00 Sitting" Fee Per Person *Approximate Measurements. ne Offer Per Family contest, Paul Hamilton led the oppressive , thrust in the game with two goals and one assist with other point getters being Aaron Duckworth a goal, and single assists to An- _ drew McCarty, Kelly MacDonald; and " Sean O'Brien. . . One of the strong point's in these game • ' was the penalty killing by Jeremy:Grady, Mark Phillips, Sean . O'Brien, ,Paul Hamilton, Kelly MacDonald during five on • three situations the Lions had found - themselves in. - • Peewee Bs split Barnes in Port Huron The Goderich Peewee -Bs played in Poi t Huron Feb., 22 and 23, completing the se- cond leg of a home -and -home series with Port Huron Minor Hockey teams. • In Port Huron, Goderich lost 4-1 in•the opening. game with Brent Anderson scor- ing the lone Goderich goal. In the game Sunday, Goderich scored three goals in the second period and went, on to defeat PortHrlron 5-1. Goderich led 1-0 after' one period on an unassisted goal by Mark Melick. Port Huron tied the game in the second MINOR. HOCKEY period but Goderich then rattled off three straight goals to lead 4-1 after two periods. David Edwards Chris'Walker.and Mike LeBrun scored for Goderich. Tom Stinson scored the only gdal of the final period to clinch the win: Chris Erb and Walker each picked up two assists in the game. .. 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