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Ibe puck slides passed the Seaforth goalie during the
championship game against Blyth in last weekend's
Recreational Hockey Tournament. Blyth won the $250 first
prize by beating Seaforth 4-2. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
ldtimers tourney t week
Twelve teams will be
competing in the Goderich
Oldtimers Tournament.to be
held -next weekend,..
February 13,14, and 15.
Games Will begin Friday
evening at 7 p.m. with the
Goderich Oldtimers com-
peting in the second game.
The championship'game will
be played on Sunday at 5
p.m._.._
_The tournament .*.ill .take
' the form of a round robin
with three divisions.. The
teams will be competing for
gold, silver, and bronze
medals. There is no ad-
mission charge; however, a
silver collectionwill be taken
at the door. 4
Apub-night wilbe,held on ,
Saturday beginning at 9:30
and entertainment will be 'of
the homespun variety as was
the case last year.
The winner of last year's
•
tournament was St.
Clements who isn't com-
peting this year. The 12
teams are: Goderich,, Utica
Michican, Frazer Michigan,
two teams from London, Mt.
Brydges, Forest, Hamilton,
Hanover, Windsor, Port
Stanley, and Zurich.
GDCI rink wins. in Teeswater
A GDCI rink advanced
advanced along the
Amoy' playoff •ball by
winning the division.13B
championship in Teeswater.
The GDCI rink skipped by
Mike. Paquette topped three
other entries to win the Gore
Mutual Life Insurance
Trophy and the right to meet
Owen Sound in the Division
13cbatripionship '
Paquette and vice, Lou
DeWinter; - second, Steve
Taraba and lead, Del Mit-
chelmore won two of three
games in their bid for the
title. They whipped Central
iluran uecU1IUa1y x11001 of
Clinton 8-3 in their. ' first
match and. then lost bye a
fraction to Norwell of
Plamerston 8-7' in extra ends.
In the final game they
defeated F. E. Madill of
Wingham 7-2.
Three of the four com-
rpetin t'Arnc wnn two out of
three games but Goderich
was awarded the title on the
basis of most points for.
The schoolboy playoffs
continue when Goderich
meets Owen Sound in a best
of three series at the
Maitland Country Club,
Sunday, February 8.
Novices earn winandtie away
The Goderich Garb-- and
Gear Novices played two.
games away last weekend,
earning a 4-4 tie in Lucan on
Saturday and beating Exeter
3-1 Sunday.
Lucan had a 3-1 lead at the
end of the,second period with
SHAMROCK MINOR HOCKEY
Northern. Division
Novice
St. Marys
toderich
Exeter
Lucan
Parkhill
Atom
Goderich
Lucan
St.'Marys - 10
Parkhill 9
Exeter 4
Ilderton 0
Pee wee W
Parkhill 15
St. Marys - 11
Ilderton 8
Lucan 6
Goderich 6
Eieter 2
Bantam W
Parkhill 13
St. Marys 12
Ilderton 11
Lucan 6
Goderich 6
Exeter 1
Midget W
Exeter 13
St. Marys 13
Ilderton 11
Parkhill 9
Goderich 6
Lucan 1
W L T Pts
19 1 0 28
14 5 2 24
6 9 3 15
4 10'4 12
1 11 5 7
W L T Pts
14 3 2 30
13 2 2 28
7 1 21
7 2 20
13 3 11
18 0 0
L T Pts
2 0 30
4 0 22
10 2- 18
8 3 15
9 2 14
15 1 5
L T Pts
2 2 28
5 3 27
8 1 23
10 2 14
10 1 13
14 3 5
L T Pts
3 4 30
4 3 29 The Vikings led 18-10 at
7 1 23`\half-time, but lost their lead
9. 2 20 in a frustrating second half
12 1 1:. that was redeemed by
17 1 3 Melick's crucial foul shot.
Goderich's only goal being
scored by Andre Cauchi
assisted by Tim Harrison.
'levo goals, within a minute
of each other tied the game
up. Richard Bowman netted
Juniors win close
39-38 decision
BY TD
The GDCI Junior Vikings
remain undefeated in league
play following their close 39-
38 victory over Exeter last
Friday. The victory was the
seventh consecutive for the
Vikings in Huron -Perth Con-
ference action and kept them
atop the Conference stan-
dings.
Ben Melick had 20 points
for Goderich, including the
winning point on a clutch
foul shot with 15 seconds left
on the clock. Don McCallum
had 10 points for the winners.
Big John Mol scored 14
points for Exeter. Mol was
deadly from inside. The Pan-
thers are a big, strong team
and they were able to control
the rebounds at both ends of
the court.
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Coach Lynn Meyers Vik-
ings play an exhibition tilt in
London Thursday against
Beal Tech and make their
next league start next
Thursday in Stratford
against the Northwestern
Huskies.
one on a `play set up by
Lonnie Rumig, and Harrison
scored the other on an
unassisted play.
Lucan then went ahead 4-3
only ten seconds after
Harrison's goal, blit the
locals played on to tie up the
game on a goal by Bowman,
assisted by Jeff Hodge.
After Exeter scored the
`first and their only goal 'of
the game, the Novices'
notched three in a row
Sunday to win it. Bowman
scored the first one on a play
set up by Hodges, while
Hodges netted the second
goal. He was assisted by
Harrison.
Harrison in turn scored the
last one for Goderich,
assisted by Andre-Cauchi.
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Teachers dispiay power
Teacher Power raised its
ugly head in the tenth week
of Industrial Curling as the
GDCI Teacher No. 1 team
threw off its mediocrity for a
night and. curled as they are
capable of doing.
The result was the first
defeat for theexcellent Local
1863 foursome. The match
was dominated by the big
end as both teams jumped on
the mistakes of their op-
ponents to produce high
scoring ends.
Fine shooting by the front
end of Worsen and Almeida
in the sixth -end combined
with an ever so slight miss
by union skip Jack Kellough
produced a four point endin
the sixth. It gave the GDCI
unit a fivepoint lead with
only two ends to go.
Most teams would have
conceded defeat at this point
but a team does not win
nine in a row by quitting. The
talented union team led by
two superb shots by Vice'
Glen Falkiner fought back to
score three in the seventh
and almost another two in
the eighth.
Equally fine curling by
teacher . vice -skip Doug
Bundy' prevented the
comeback and preserved the. '
upset 10,, to 9 victory'for the
O.S.S.T.F. District . 45
representatives.
Equally successful was the
GDCI Teacher No. 2 team as
they continued their winning
-ways--wu° as -12- to 3 triumph.
over tit` Teachers Inc:
foursome: Although the
match stayed' close for
awhile the cool
mathematical. precision of
Shelley Warr and the
scientific skill of Dave Cloet
(nickname Spot for this
evening) provided the
necessary formula for the
eventual winners. Both
Elaine Bertrand and Angus
McLennan curled well
despite the final score.
It was a good week all
round for GDCI. The GDCI
Viking team won the
Division Trophy for the Gore
Mutual Insurance Schoolboy
Championships on Tuesday
and then won a come -from -
behind match against Fisher
Builders on Thursday.
The ever improving Fisher
foursome curled very well
and had a two point lead in
the sixth before the ap-
parently tired Vikings woke
up. Behind the expert shots
of Del Mltchelmore and Mike
Paquette the Vikings
bounced back to score three
in the seventh and steal
another in the eighth.
Throughout the match Sue
Ritchie and Ray Fisher
curled beautifuly but last
week belonged to the vic-
torious Vikings.
The Elementary Teachers
did not have the success of
their GDCI colleagues'. The
Huron Health Unit saw to
that as they dropped the
teachers 11 tot.
Armand Barrette returned
from curling school in Africa
to take part in the victory
While Karen MacKinnon
came all the way from St.
Patrick Street to add her
considerable talent to the
cause. Even the spirited
efforts of Don and Dianne
Budnark were not enough to
overcome this unique
pairing.
Bill and John Kuran took
the night off last week and
were not missed by their
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Anyone who loins
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Excellent Fitness &
Defense Training
For •Men and Women
teammates as Liu.vn
under the guidance of Jeff
Kuran, defeated the
Champion Sales office 10 to
3. Let that be a warning to all
regulars - . You can Be
Replaced!
Phil Foster was par-
ticularly strong in the role of
substitute while skip Kuran
showed definite, leadership
potential. The unlucky Sales
crew can look to a
disasterous fourth end when
a couple of near misses
resulted in a big end for the
eventual winners. After that
end,.even the heroic efforts
of ' Don Kent and Bili
Hayward were insufficient to
turn the tide.
Bill and Don's cohorts, the
Champion Sales- Office also
tasted defeat. This injection
of dejection was ad-
ministered by the capable
employees of the AM & .G .
Hospital. The dosage was 9
parts Hospital to 3 parts
Office.
The early symptoms of the
match were indicative of a
chronic condition as the.
teams were tied after four
and appeared headed for a
long lingering confrontation.
Unfortunately;. an epidemic
of "good` shots - by Eimer
Taylor and Craig Cass
produced a rash of
headaches for the Silver
Brooms and the score spread
upward.
Upon investigation it was
discovered- .that the Silver
Brooms have a , long history
of this ailment and Hospital
skip Jin' Rourke advised
that his .'opponents take two
aspirins and call him next
Thursday.,
Local 1863's unexpected.
loss allowed the other AM &
G Hospital team to move into
a tie for first with an 11 to 5
win over the Lady Golfers.
Skip Ron Klages benched
two of his regulars for this.
encounter and replaced
them with the husband, and
wife unit of Chris and Phil
Turner.
. The husband and wife idea
seems to be catching on in
the Industrial League as
• , more and more pairs take
part. The Turners' tough
talent took the tired tee -
offers totally by surprise.
Kay Duncan was impressive
for the Golfers but the
"GC's" are a hard team .to
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distract or impress or
defeat.
"Where is Cam Bogie",
was the question on the lips
of the Lady Foresters, as
they prepared for their first
battle with the male
Foresters: 'An -amen -firmed
report suggested Bogie was
attending missionary school
while another had him at a
much needed curling clinic.
Nevertheless, the battle of
the sexes proceeded anyway
with Jim Hawkins in charge.
of the experienced Foresters
while Bernice Moore guided
the innocent lady foursome.
The encounter was tight up
until the fifth end when male
superiority began to assert
itself.
Jamieson Ribey and Ralph
Foster provided the spark
that ignited -into a 10 to 4 final
score with great .per-
formances. in the last few
ends. Heather Jewell and
Eleanor Fisher curled
strongly throughout the
contest. Both agreed after
the battle that they, would
have had a better chance at
victory if Bogie had been
present.
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