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PIEIRESIEINEMPENEP-
MINOR HOCKEY
The Goderich Legion Midgets travelled
to St. Marys on Saturday to play Mount
Brydges in the. Shamrock Playoff tourna-
ment. Unfortunately. the Midgets came up
Just short again as Mount Brydges edged
• them 3-2.
Darrell Durnin scored in the first,period
to give Goderich the lead. Andre Cauchi
• received the assist. In the second period it
was all Mount Brydges as they scored
• threegoals, In the third period Durnin
scored his secOnd. from Greg Alcock to
• close it to a one goal lead. Goderich car:-
ried most of the Play throtigout the game
and handily out -shot their opponents but
they could not get one to register on the
scoreboard. Goderich Bantam goalie
Shawn Currie played extremely well in his
f• irst Midget .start. This loss knocked the
midgets out of the tournament.
On Sunday the Midgets had their' last
chance to rerriain in contention in the
• OMHA Playoffs: They battled Belle River
• here and suffered a disappointing 6-2-loSs.
However, this Spore is very misleading
as the. play was exciting with end-to-end
• rushes. The most dominant features of the
. game were .the .missed chances.by
Goderich and the play of Goderich goalie
Jay Williamson who kept Goderich in the
• game, especially in the first period when
Belle River had many two -on -ones. Belle
River got off to- a 2-0 lead in -the second
• period. Goderich got one back in thesame
period when Andre Cauchi scored on a
spinerama playin front of the net. Barry
Thompson and Rod Nurse 'set Cauchi up.
Goderich tied the game up early the
third when Jason Million scored on a.
, breakaway ,.as :he slid it past the
goaltender. But then Belle' River wenCup
• by one. They scored three more times late
in the game as Goderich tried to'mount a
comeback. The Bantam line of George
Sideris, Greg Alcock and Andre Cauchi
Played extremely well.
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Goderich Midget goaltender Jay Williamson looks for the puck in
the net as Belle iver scored its first goal in a playoff game bet-
ween the teams here Sunday. Williamson was a standout in the net
despite the fact Goderich lost the game 6-2, eliminating the team's
chances of advancing in the OMI -IA playoffs. The team also lost in
Shamrock play. (photo hy lave Sykes)
ark House R. gers win tourn
.• from page 6A •
Green Machine 5-2, Park House defeated
• the Rockets 3-1, Hodges beat Green
Machine. 5-0 and then edged thello.ckets
• 2-1. •
In the other division, Bedford' beat.
Lakeland and O'Brigns but lost to Sunset,
• 5-4. Sunset lost its opening game to
O'Briens but rebounded, with wins over
Bedford and Lakeland. Lakeland lost all:
three of its games, 7:5 to both Bedford and
• O'Briens and 10-2 to Sunset.
• Many players expressed their
• displeasure over the tournament round-
robin format and others liked the idea of
getting theplayoffs over with, in one
weekend. Some suggested -that semi-final
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• ed for Sunday to eliminate a team playing
three games in one day. Other teams had
their fate decided by -the goal differential
rule. •
LEAGUE AWARDS
The Men's Recreation League handed
out its annual awards at ceremonies in the
arena • auditorium following the game
Saturday evening. „ • • ,
The league's most valuable player was
O'Brien's goaltender Roy Wallace who
• proved to the league during the regular"
season., during the January • tournament
and -during the playoffslast weekend, that
he was full value for the award. • ,
ent
• Ron 'Tag' Sowerby a slick puck handling
defenceman with Murphy's Green
Machine was selected as the leagues top
defenceman. The- most sportsmanlike :,
player was O'Brien's Rick Palla, also a
defencernan by•trade. .
• The league's most improved player was
• Hodges goaltender Dennis Fleischauer
and Brad Armstrong, who toiled for '
Lakeland, was the rookie of the year. '
The league's top scorer was O'Brien's
speedy centre Paul Kelly.
• The league's stingiest goaltending duo
• was that of Fleischauer and Jim Frayne of
Hodges.
MONDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE
Barb's Bunnies made another leap in the
standings by taking seven points from the
Blazers. Better than average games from
Mary Lynne Telford 201, Bev Whetstone 254,
628 triple and Shirley Kennedy 301, 808 tri-
ple. The Blazers had good efforts from
Earleen Spain 182, Jean Pinder 195, Glady
Nicholson 212, Joyce Hamilton 228.
The points were split as Auleen's Angels
took four and the Oldtimers three. High
rollers for the Angels were Carolyn Carter
203, Auleen Theriault 251, and a fantastic
game by Grace Mugford as she spilled the
maples with seven strikes and five spares to'
tally a league high single .of 371.
The Oldtimers came away with three
points led by Melba Maillet: 196,235,267 for a
698 triple.
The Wallbangers are hammering their
way to first place by taking five points from
the New -Gals. Good games from. Debi
Davidson 214, Helen Lewis 249 and Ann
Smith 253. The New -Gals fought back for
two points led by Pauline Jacques 198, Nan-
cy Schilbe 209, E anor Crawford 245.
The Mario were bowling against
• 100% of their �rage and came away with
no points.
Monday Men •
Rob Little boWled the high triple and
single this week with games of 342, 288 and
307 for 937. He led team Little Bowl to 13
points to remain in second behind Murphy's
Landing who had super bowling by Ken
Johnston 806, Steve. Allen 801 and Tony
13edard 733.6 Shooters, with 774 by Heinz
Sartori, 751 Don Bauer, and 763 Ron Durnin,
moved into third as they got 21 points off
Tail Ends. French Dry Cleaners go 20 points
.from Selinger Wood while Hot Shots took 16
• from Strike Force Larry McDougall rolled
• 774 as A&P got 17 points from Buddies. Bob
Graham had 318 and 74, John's Jokers took
20 points from A Team.
Tuesday Mixed
Week one of the playoffs is now complete
and many fine games were rolled. • Men's,
High Triple and Single was bowled by Kevin
Rurriig 810 and 342 with Art Burt close '.
, behind with 808. Ladies High Triple was roll-
ed Barb Chapman 716 with. High Single to
Debbie Cudnuire 323. Brian Stewart had 741,
• Greg Potter 247, Mike Pottle 317 and 725,
• Chris Connor 281, Al Fisher 712, Doug
• Dougherty 701 and Sonny Moore 284 and,721.
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