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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-03-25, Page 28• GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1987 PAGE: 113 Clinton forward tries to deflect the puck into the Milverton goal as a defender dives for the puck -- Milverton won the game 5-4. 3 edition f .4Satgg ci , IR s -V i.. tplaitbtant. reign , '4ir,G ,iks'V,+ .§tC gt3% i. !eras r ri § fi z . <1 fi i?40,41. N 'A ,. Dres en eats Milverton 7-2 t, win C • Division Dresden •113r•okt; open a tight C Division . championship gaine.against Milverton with • four unanswered goals in the third period, to win, 7-2; ` . A goal in the, first and second periods by ' Greg Tuck well gave 1)resden a 2-0 lead go- ing into- the third. II)w first, unassisted, mid way through the fir'st•and his second from Greg Gorski, and Derek, Lindsay near the end. of Ow. second, lifted the tempo of the game. .Milverton scored early in the third as they capitalized on one of many mistakes made by Dresden defence.. In fact. Dresden cough- ed the puck up' often in their own end and solid goaltending saved the day. Shannon Gilbert •fror,rrJeff Tanner:and C'olby'K'ipfer • made the score 2-1. Dresden resored the' two goal advantage. J.B. .Bost scored' from Derek Ellis. Milverton again came to within one when Joey Coxon mPde it 3-2 from Kyle Baille and Tanner. - • The rest. of the game was all Dresden as •they attacked the Milverton goal relentless- ly, scoring four times. The first by Ellis from 'Travis Stevens and Ryan 'Duffy, the se- cond, by Gorski from Tuckwell, the third;by -Lindsay from El1is.put the game on ice. I,ast goal came as Milverton had all but, •given up. .Shawn 'Pegg 'rounded:out scorigg from Duffy and Lindsay, Tom Jasper presented Dresden captain,. Greg Tuckwell, with the Elston ; Cardiff Trophy for the (Division Champions. YCW ends Tom Jasper presents Elston Cardiff Trophy for C Division Champs to Dresden captain, Greg Tuckwell. r.'iU,744 in•Pi I!,,,,..oA 0L ? ' 2',l'.o-&?'zr't•FrkuY .r"°. 9;;173 +.'.rAMitAIN1` 's9i WINVIVFM Dorothy Bourdeau presents Milverton captain, Jeff Tanner The scaping Trophy as C Division Rtinnerups. Art's Land - 4 ,, ie• t ,ai,lt§rs trot vsurgeo Durham whips ' elmont 6-1 in C semi- final game By TONY REINHART • Focir third -period goals b,' Durham dashed Belmont's hopes of a berth in the C. Division consolation final in a 1-1 rout Saturday morning.. Mike Hastie and Kerr Bell netted a pair of goals each to propel their squad into the final against Mitchell. Durham got onto the scoreboard quickly with a goal at the 0:26 mark of the first period when Hastie set up Belt, who beat Belmont goalie Matt Wilspn on the play. The first' ten minutes elapsed with the score 1-0�for Durham. Durham scored again just past the halfway point of the second period to. go two up on Belmont. Hastie scored with help from Mike Hutcheson -at 6:36. Bel- mont narrowed the.gap at 8:22 when Dar- ryl McCallum popped in a Chris Orsi.shot to round out seccind-period scoring. Durham took command of the third period with a Mike Hutcheson goal assisted by Oscar Whitefield at 1:56 to go up 3-1. Two unassisted gals from Don Saunders and Hastie at 7:09 and 8:31 put Durham way out in front with a fOnr-anal lead. Boll capped off the victory at 10:38 with a shorthanded ' goal set up by Whitefield., Final score: Ditrharn 6, Bel- mont.] SCORING SUMMARY: First Period 1. Durham, Kerr Bell 1) Mike Hastie) 0:26 Second Period 2. Durham, Hastie 2 1 Mike Hutcheson 6:36 3. Belmont, Darryl McCallum 1) Chris Or- si ) r- .si) 8:22 • Third Period 4. Durham, Hutcheson 3 ) Oscar Whitefield) 1:56 • 5, Durham, I)on Saunders 1 7:09 6. Durham, Hastie 3 8:31 7. Durham, Bell 2 + Whitefield) 1(1:38 Durham advanced to the C Division final against Mitchell later Saturday. Dresden advanced to C Division final with 3m2 win By TONY REiNHART Dresden broke a deadlock With St. Clements s th eight seconds left in regula- tion tithe tin 3-2 and move into the' C Division championship final Saturday. Defenceman Ryan Duffy prevented the game from going into overtime when he heat St. Clements netminder Kevin Forwell on a feed from right-winger Derek Lindsay.� Dresden scored first with a power -play goal from Greg Gorski at the 8:10 mark of the first period. Duffy picked up an assist on the piny. St. Clements captain Scott Stevens retaliated 31 seconds later to heat Brian Depencier on a play set up by ('had Beaupre to tie the game at 1-1. The second period began as a fast -paced display of skilful skating and efficient defensive play. St. Clements pulled ahead .of Dresden at 7:50 when JohnOrsan fired a slaps,hot past Depencier, who was screen- ed on the play. The power -play goal was assisted by Stevens, The score remained at 2-1 St. Clements when the buzzer sound- ed to end the second period. St. Clements had to struggle to fend off the Dresden rush for the First 12 minutes of the final period, until Dresden ceht'eman (;ordie Duffy poked in the tying goal with help from J.B. Bost. The game -winner came after Dresden had to kill a slashing penalty. Duffy scored at, 14:52 to give Dresden the 3-2 win. SCORING SUMMARY: First Period 1, Dresden, Greg Gorski t Ry -an Duffy 8:10 2, St, Clements, Scott Stevens (Chad Beaupre ? 8:41 Second Period 3. St. Clements, ,John Orsan) Stevens) 7:50 This'd Period 4. Dresden, Gordie Duffy ,J,13. Bost) 12:11 5. Dresden, l R. Duffy )Derek Lindsay 14:52 Dresden went on to meet Clinton in the (' Division Championship final. A clinics for caches and umpires SPORTS SHORTS DiamilligmegsmingwaiamaimagmamsemEagauguramil Spring is here and baseball is in the air. The Western Ontario Baseball Association has prepared a number of events to help encourage growth both in the number of teams and towns, and in the quality of play. Urn.pires should take note that 0131 Clinics are scheduled for Exeter Smith Huron DSS) on Sunday, April 5 from 12:00 to 4:00, and for Hanover ) Coliseum) on Sunday, May 9 from 12:00 to 4:00. The clinic fee of $10.00 can be paid on arrival. NCCP Level I Baseball Coaches C'linic's are also scheduled. One is in Exeter ( Ex- eter Public School) on Saturday, April 1.1 from 9:00 to 3:30. The second clinic is in Hanover Coliseum) on Saturday, April 25 frons 9:00 to 3:30. The fee for either clinic is $15.00. You are requested to notify your town contact or Reg Daze, Kincardine ) 396-3152) by April 1 if you plan to attend the Coaches Clinics. The Ministry of Tourism and Recrea- tion, through its "Best Ever" program has made available to the OBA some funds for player development clinic's. The purpose of these clinics is two -fold: to assess the talent of young baseball players in On- tario, and to improve the.skill level of the players who participate. To book one of these excellent players clinics for your community contact Ron Pegg, Flesherton )924-2574). • The deadline to register • baseball teams for 1987 is fast approaching. All towns must declare their intentions by April 12. New towns' who wish to join the WOBA should contact the Secretary, John Gates, Kincardine ( 396-2119) by April 10. The Baseball Committee of the WOBA will hold its next meeting in Walkerton at the Boar- droom of the Town Hall on Sunday April 12 • at 2:00 p.m. New members are encouraged to attend. 1.1A aud Bridge club holds annual championship The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club played a .2 z table Howell game .Monday,' March 16.'Marg 'Hall and John•Wood.won the game with. Mary Donnelly and Anna Godley, second. Pat Stringer and director, .Cathy McDon` a1d combined for 99 points to win • the club chapionship game March 17. The average score for the 7'2 table Mit chell game was 84 points. Don Godley and Archie Hamilton finish- ed second in the North -South -division with 94 points and., JohhDonatis and Bill Bradley were.third with -92 points.' 'Nuala Conlon and Ralph Kingswell were first' in the East-West division with 9812. points" while .Dawna Sproule 'and, Evelyn Galbraith were second with 96 points. The teams of Anna Godley and Edna Overholt and Zella Crawford and Jack Grace tied for third place with 87 points. Ice removed from arena The advent_of spring usually signals tho return of baseball and the continuation of playoff hockey. • Well,. ,with the 38th edition of Yount; Canada Week now history, the ice in the arena will be taken out. Arena manager Peter Imanse said he began ice -removal ,operations Monday. Both minor hockey and ringette teams have concluded their seasons and the few hoase:league teams that require ioo will have to use facilities in Clinton, , Roller skating.fans will he glad to know they can get their wheels ready for Friday, April 3,' the first night of'scheduled roller skating at the arena. During the month of April, the Goderich Figure 'Skating Club. will present the se- cond Goderich Home and Garden Show at the arena. , Bantam ball team looks to new season Spring officially arrived this past weekend and brings with it thoughts Of renewing our ties with outdoor, sports. Especially baseball and softball. Actually softball has been a resurging sport in Goderich and last . year the Goderich bantam boys teams played ex- tremely well • in the Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA) seven -team league. The bantam teams, which includes boys under the age of 16 as of Jan. 1, 1987, will begin practice sessions soon and the coaches are asking that anyone interested in playing ball contact Mike .Russelo at 524-9501 or Ray Hurd at 524-7883.. Last year Goderich had Vivo entries in the seven -team WOAA league with the one team reaching the finals against Owen Soilnd. The other teams in the league were iMcknow, Cargill, Tiverton, Wingham, Belmore and Ripley. If interest is as keen as last year, more than one team will be entered in the league again.