The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-02-04, Page 8PAGE 8=GODER.ICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1981
Blyth takes tourney championship
_ Blyth debated Seaforth 4-2
Sunday night to win the third
annual Goderich
Recreational Hockey
Tournament. Blyth also
defeated Whetstone
Jewellers 7-3, Port Elgin 12-
4, and SunsetGolf,9-2 on their
way to earning 8250 first
prize money.
Itwas the second tour-
nament
ournament trophy for Blyth who
won the consolation
championship last year.
Seaforth earned their way
into the finals_ with victories
over O'Briens Meats 9-2,
Holmesville Rockets 3-1, and
Let -2e AELSIt irs 5-a me
the loss, :Seaforth was
presented $17, for the second
place finish.
This year's consolation
championship went to
Goderich's O'Briens Meats.
They defeated Southampton
4-2 in the final and picked up
$150 for their efforts.
SoutI niton received •8100:
It was the second consolation
in three years for O'Brien
who rebounded from a 9-2
loss- to Seaforth in the -
opening round to record 6-1
and 5-3 victories over
Parkhill and Zurich before'
the ff-inaL
Southampton suffered a 4-3
loss to Sunset in their first
game then defeated Seafortiii
B 7-0 and d Forest 5-1.
Stu Asher of O'Briens.
Meats - was named the
tournament's Outstanding
Player and was presented
with a trophy and a cheque
for $25.
Goderich teams were well
represented, winning six of
11 games with four of the five
dosses coating at the hands of
the two finalists.
Each year the tournament
becomes bigger and better
and this vear breakfast was
served both Saturday and
Sunday morning, and chili
and sandwiches were made
available throughout the
weekend.
As was the case last yea}',
the free admittance dance
held Saturday night was a
big success.
This year's organizers.
Sunset Golf, should be
congratulated for their ef-
forts
fforts on behalf of the league.
So too should the Optimist
Club" who cooked for the
tournament.
Regular CHHL play
resumes Wednesday when
O'Briens takes on Whetstone
Jewellers.
Stuart Asher, of O'Briens Meats, takes a successful shot on
the Southampton goalie during the consolation final of the
third arcual Recreational Hockey Tournament held at the
arena on the weekend.. O'Briens: won the consolation 4-Z,
and Asher was named the tourney's Outstanding Player.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Goderich Sailors in battle for points
As the Goderich Sailors'
regular season winds down,
the lnteranediate C team
finds itself in a close three-
waybattle for second and
third place in the standings.
Presently, the Sailors are in
fifth position with Wingham
and Lucknow tied for third.
The Sailors' . last , two
' games were against
Wingham and Lucknow with
Wingham winning 5-2 on
January 23 and Goderich
beating the lancers 5-2 last
Friday evening.
In the game in Lueknow,
the Lancers' Grant Clark
opened the scor rig in the
first period only to have
Jerry Rozendal score for the
Sailors in the same minute of
play. The Sailors notched
another one in that period to
take the lead on a goal by
Lee Arbour assisted by
Graham Hamilton and Dave
Bartliff.
Three second period short-
handed goals put the Sailors
Bantams
tie Lucan
The Goderich Bantams
played Lucan to a 5-5 tie here
last Wednesday in Shamrock
Hockey League action.
Lucan took a 2-1 lead in the
first period of the back and
forth game, with Goderich's
John Graham scoring on a
play set up by Daryl Madge.
By the end of the second
period, the score was4tied at
three apiece. Grah m scored
his second wi Madge
assisting ado with Jeff
LeBeau. Madge then netted
one at the ten minute mark
with LeBeau drawing the
assist.
I,ucan scored before the
end of the second to tie it
then notched another at the
beginning of the third to
reverse the lead. LeBeau
tied it up with an unassisted
goal at 2:23 to even the game
again.
Peter Stahl l put the Ban-
tamsaheadby one at6:20of
the last period with Trevor
Erb assisting. However, the
locals couldn't hold onto the
lead as Lucan scored with a
minute remaining to earn
the tie.
ahead 5-1. Rozendal scored a
minute and a half into the
period on a play set up by
Steve Meriam and Kevin
Meriam.
Arbour then got his second
of the game with Paul Kelly
and, Rozendal drawing
assists. Kelly scored the -
Sailors' fifth goal on an
unassisted play.
The Lancers' other goal
came in the third period off
mime
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the stick of Randy Alton.
The previous Friday in
MI - Ingham, four first period
Royal goals put thescore in
favor of Wingham. Graham
Hamilton netted a goal for
the Sailors near the end of
the first period, while Kevin
Meriam scored on in the
second.
Tonight the Sailors travel
to . Hermiston to play the
Blues. Friday, February 6
,. 5.so'r w x,
the Sailors play host to the 8:30. This will complete the
second -place Mildmay Sailors' regular home
Monarchs. Game time is schedule for the season.
INTERMEDIATE 'C' STANDINGS
GWL T PTS.
Harriston Blues 20 16 4 0 32
Mildmay Monarchs 19 9 6 4 22
Lucknow Lancers . 20 8 8 4 20
Wingham Royals 23 8 11 4 20
Goderich Sadors 20 8 9 3 ' 19
Mt. F orest Rams 20 5 14 1 11
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BY TD
The GDCI wrestling team
had a busy week with tour-
naments
ournaments here Tuesday and
in Exeter Thursday.
Tuesday, coach Ray Don-
nelly's , squad outpointed`
South Huron, 431 to 121,
and Listowel 381 to 131 but
lost out to Stratford Nor-
thwestern, 321 to 191/2.
Brian Shewfelt, John
Shea.-.dnwn- Riek Mac-
Donald and Steve Boyce won
all three of their bouts and
were undefeated. Brent
Williamson won three of his
four matches. Steve Berry
wast -1 as was Mark Blaney.
Checking in with 1-1
records were Del Bedard,
Mark Carman,Dave
Kalbfleisch, Dave McDonald
and Jeff Wood. Tim Rawl-
ings was 1-2 while Randy
Chawman and T, --`,q Lalonde
lost their only bouts. Randy
Anderson won his single
match in the -57.5 kilo class.
A good gathering of fans
and parents was on hand to
see the action in the GDCI
- The meet ThursdayirrEx=-..
eter brought together the
Vikings, South Huron, Cen-
tral Elgin, front the Oxford -
Elgin Conference and
Chess Club expands
A good turnout, lots of
games being played and
Mike Moriarty qualifying for
the regular standings allow-
ed the Goderich Chess Club
to expand to four levels! The
club had operated at four
levels for several years until
dropping to three last year.
Doug Brindley won all
three of his , games to put
good distance between
himself and the second place
player. Jim Kingsley tried to
gain ground on Doug, but did
in vain winning two
Doug Brindley
Jim Kingsley
Gad Czudner •
Louis Stadelmann
Kirk Lyndon
Bob Dick
Larry Gower
Bob Fitzjames .
Barry Page
Gerald Nicholson.
John Lalonde
Mike Moriarty
Mike Cox
Mark Russell
Jean Lalonde
Gerry Kingsley
Glen Naylor
Owen Moriarty
John Harrison
Larry Gower
Mike Cox
Barry Page
Mike Moriarty,
Bob Fitzjames
Jim Kingsley
Mark Russell
games. Jim has taken over
second place from Louis
Stadelmann_
Louis ran into a brick wall
in two games against Kirk
Lyndon. Kirk won one and
drew the other to take over
the lead in Level 2. The loss
and draw slid Louis from se-
cond to fourth place in Level
1.
The competition is very
heavy in Level two, with all
players in the 60's for win -
loss percentage. Kirk holds
W L D Pct.
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unable to break into the win
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matmen travel to • Sarnia
Central to take part in a
meet with 14 other schools.
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