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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-03-18, Page 77SECTION GO1)ENI('H SIGN AL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1987 PAGE 7A ® iI . Blues W�. t .� to r house league title SPORTS SHORTS • The Blue team gut a goal from Trevor Bazinet in the final three minutes of the garlic to defeat the Wt4te team for the atom house league championship'Sunday. The White team led 1-0 after one period on a goal by .1. 11 jeunesse with I,. William- son assisting. The Blue team tied the game as By an 'Million, on an unassisted effort, scored the only goal of the second period. The Blue Wain went ahead in the final period ;is Jeff Klages scored on an unassisted effort but jfist two minutes later. Ltimenesse scored his second of the ,;acne to tie the score 2-2. With less than eminutes remaining, 13azinet scored the winner and the, Blue, team won the championship. in Huron -Perth league action, Goderich got a two -goal perfnrirrance from Jeremy l'crwell to defeat �l3ayfield 4-2. Bayfield j,ulnpe•d iptti a 2-9 lead after one period but Goderich rebounded with two goals in the second period by Powell and Bryan I.arnb to tie the game 2-2. Goderich won the Carr ith two more goals in the final period. 13• zinet scored the winner in the final molt of play and Powell added his second. `I'Ire team.l)lays"une more league game in Clinton Saturday and playoffs will run March 27. 28 anti 29. Goderich Lion deFericerrian calcars the puck Pruni the slot after gualtender Bob Lumley goaltcndcr on the bench, they lust by shots on goal to Mt. Forest atter' a scoreless it ere less matte a save in Y('W B Division action'at the Goderich :frena Friday evening. Despite'a 10,minute overtime...On Saturday the Lions were eliminated from the tournament after remarkable comeback by Goderich .in the final five minutes of the game', when they losing 2„0 to Listowel in consolation action. i photo by Dave Sykes ) ' scored three goals to tie the game, two of them coming in the last. minute with the • s rti Shots on goal decides winner in Lion game a The Young • Canada Week' • Peewee }hockey tournannent got off to a great.start last week as the 58 team, nine -day tourna- ment kicked off 19-iday,,March 13 with four 3.4;114i0s: —71-17-177111111 ' ctrrenronies--'-fcn�_ the ;38th•• tournament. -were held priory to the Guc;erich-aluurrt Forest game Friday evening. i.ions tournament chairman, Bill ('hisholtn welconre.d participating caches, players and parents and in- troduced one of the tournament founders to the crowd, -Nip Whetstone, who waved. to OW crowd from the bions office overlook- ing the ice surface. Mayor Eileen Palmer, Bob Woodall of the 1,1un Club and :Minor Hockey Associa- tiola president, Bryan Hoy, also spoke. While Goderich reached the B Division final last year befor•e,.losing, their fortune wasn't as good this year. The Lions lost the opening game to Mt: Forest by shots on goal after the teams had played to a 4-4 tie. Trailing 4-1. Goderich mounted 'an im- pressive cornebackthat included two goals in thea final minute to tie the game. and firer. overtime. They were eliminated :after a •3-0 loss ;to Listowel Saturday. Action continues each and every day and this evening Wednesday ) the A Cham- pionship will be played at 7:50 p.m. The AA championship will be played at 7:50 p.m. Friday and it will be followed by the i) Division final at 9 p.m. The I) consolation game was set for (3:40 p.in. Friday. The tournament wraps up Saturday with the 13 Division consolation final going at 1 ; 1f) p.111. and the final at 2:30 p.m. The (' Division con.;olatinn final at 3:50 p.m. and the championship at 5:10 p.m. wrap up the tournament. 'l urnarmont passes are available for $5 and are also good fur a draw on a VCR, ('hildren under 13 are admittted free to the !,acres. By Max Lombardi A courageous Goderich 'A' comeback ef- fort was stifled in overtime Friday night as Mount Forest outshot the locals 6-1 to win the first game of 13 Division play. The . arnr was decided on overtime shots on gnat after the teams played to a 4-4 tie in 10 -minute sudden death. (l,�c rrhrich scored two goals in the last 1:0'to send the game into overtime. Bob Lumley's outstanding goaltending and Kelly McDonald's four points paced Gocferich's co,neha,ck attempt. .. ~fount Forest opened the scoring in the first period on hack-to-haiCk goals by left- winger Shane Cooper at 4:3.7 and Mike i,ichti at 5:01. Doug Rivers got one hack for Goderich before the first period's end. Mount Forest went up 4-1 on second - period goals defenceman Greg Mac- Donald and centreman Paul Cameton. Goderich came hack with three third period goals as Mount Forest seemed to tiro with only 12 players. Paul Wheeler scored at 8:36 with a seem- ingly harmless shot past Mount. Forest goalie Part Penwarden. McDonald deflected a Mark Phillips shot with Lumley on the bench for ah extra skater with 1:01 remaining in the third period to make it 4-3, Andrew '.1e1.arty scored the game -tying mark with three seconds left in the period after two neat /passes by Aaron Duckworth and 'McDonald. Goderich killed off a penalty in the 10 -minute sudden death after McDonald got a two -minute hooking penalty at 3:12. Goderich almost won with just more than one minute remaining when Jason Jeffrey skated in alone on Penwarden, hut a� st Mtn sorest Late goals sink Novices m playoffs The third pei4iud hasn't bt'en particularly kind to 'the Goderich Garb and Gear Novices lately. In an O 11-A play of1 game in Wallaceburg 8; the horhe team scored two goals in the third period and defeated Goderich 2-0 despite being nut$liO t. ' The teanis played through two scoreless periods and Goderich handily outhsot Wallact„burg. '1'e home tenni scored • its first goal, and -.the game winner, five minutes into the final period. The second goal was scored into an empty,', net in the final minute. , In a game in London Gardens Thursday,. the. Novices oigain played very well only to havel Cornton score with .Lust. nine seconds .left-it-r-rt,tiuialt-C+H tFI•i 10 .Vin -the game 1-0:. Matt 1•'arr beat (1j'rt;,:1cI.arty, wh6 played -,e ell' 1n loth games, with the, only goal of the game, Corn:)) 13rianr Ruimig said that, despite the losses, hus.ti•anr has played quite well, .--M-11144.i44:caft'.s-.atullai o'al1,,be.en. tcict..itnr.iz- ed try porn' luck- YCW '87 tourney started Friday YCW tournament chairman, Bill Chisholm, introduces Mayor Eileen PaLnner, Bob Woodall and Minor Hockey Association president, Bryan Hoy, at the tournament's opening ceremonies Friday evening. The 38th edition of the tournament features 58 teams playing over 80 games. At right, a Goderich player ex- changes pins with a Mt. Forest player before the game and below, Mayor Palmer dropped the puck between the Mt. Forest captain, and Goderich's Doug Rivers to open the tournament. the sprawling keeper got his right pad on it. The win allowed Mount Forest to meet Acton Saturday in the Division R cham- pionship quarter final Goderich went on to play 1,istowell in the crani olation quarter final:" SUMMARY First Period 1. Mount u'nr'est. Shane Cooper 1 Ian Strachan 4:37 9 Mount Forest. Mike i.ichti 1 1 Jason Burns) 5:01 3. Goderich, Doug McDonald i 8:48 Second Period • Rivers 1 Kelly OvertUne 'Mount Forest outshot Goderich it -1 1n win game. Two third period goals removed. GodericT 'A' from the consolation rnunll as they lost 2-0 to Listowel Saturday after- noon in the Division 13. quarter finals. 1.arry Duarte got his second goal Of the , tournament at 7:18 to make it 1-0 when he skated into the Goderich zone and fired a solid wrist shot low: to the glove side. Less than two minutes later Mike (lair poked the puck past ( loderich goalie Chuck Mclennan in, r goal -mouth scramble to make it 2-0. i,istowel goalie, ('rang (lraln earned the shutout with dynamic saves in 'the third period Goderich right wing Paul 13arnilton rang a shot off the crossbar; in fourth mimite. Goderich hair another near miss two minutes later when Andrew Mc•i,arty skated in to tip the puck under (]rain , but (]rain pushed it away w ith his left skate. ,Kelly McDonald and Paul Hamilton were both foiled by (]rain in the last five minutes with great saves. Listowel w)ll meet \t,rlk'rton 'Thursday 6:40 p.m. in the Division I-3 consolation semi-finals. 4. Mount Forest Greg MacDonal4?1 2:01 5. Mount Forest, Paul Cameron 1 i Corey Reeves, Jarrett Andrews i 5:15 Third Period (3. Goderich, Paul Wheeler 1 +:McDonald, • Riversi 8:116 7. Goderich, McDonald 1 -Mark Phillips) 13:59 . 8. Goderich, Andrew Mcl,at'ty 1 i Aaron Duchworth, McDonald i 14:47 SCMMARV First Period No Scoring. Second Period No Scoring: Third Period 1. Listowel. Larry Duarte 2 !George Carnegie. Brad Smith 7 18 2. Listowel, Mike Gar 1 ' Nathan Bender. Brad Wilson ) 9.08 Peewee Bs rip Zurich 5®0 in league play The ( loderich Peewee las came up with a solid two-way effort in defeating Zurich 5-0 in Huron -Perth "Tier 11 play in Zurich Fri- day evening. Goderich scored two goals in the first period. added ar single in the second and completed the rout with two more in the final period while goaRenders .Jason I )e Im)sey and .l anon 1)uckworth,combined to share the shutout. The win was a team effort for Goderich .ainc'I it marked the first victory for the 13s in 'Zurich this season. The team <'hecked ef- fectivet . and defericcnrent .Jason Lel3eaii, (')tris I'.rl, and Mark Kinihan were able to get, a i,v y several shots from the point. Goderich opened the.scoring late in the ” first period ati,Sarn 'Hosack scored on an Unassisted effort. With Tess than a minute left in the ripening period,' Mike Lebrun scored to boost 1 loderich into a 2-0 lead. Lebrun scared his second goal' of the ga(ue midway through the middle period as Goderich headed into the final period leading 3-0, 'Third period goals by Brent Anderson and Chris Walker clinched the victor}, Club plays Howell and Mitchell games The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club played a four and a half table Howell game at the Legion March 9 and the average score was. 36 points. in first place with 43 points were Theresa and John Donatis, followed by Pat Stringer. and Cathy McDonald, the direc- tor. with 41': points. Marg Hall•and Ralph Kingswell were third with 40'points. The average score was 84 points when an eight -table Mitchell' game was played- at the club's March 10 meeting. John Donatis and Bill Bradley finished first in the North-South division with 91.5 points while Dick Simpson and Jack Grace settled for second place, one-half point behind the winners. Penny Peters and Lyn Todgharp were third with. 89 points 'and Betty and Ray Fisher had 87 points. Mary 11nnneily and Eleanor 'Erskine combined for 94 points to win the East- West section while Barb Howe and Mat ion Lane were second with 92,5 points. Joanne Gilchrist. and i,ee Ryan were third with 91 5oints and Verna Worthy and Mary i,a- paine were fourth with 87 points,