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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-01-05, Page 5Local GODERICH SIGNALATAR, VMDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1983—PAGE 5 • Machinist Atoms win runnenup trophy in Silver Stick tourney The Goderich Machinist At0MAI received the 'A'. division runner-uptrophy in the Silver Stick tournament on Sunday in Forest. After winning two genies en Wednesday, December 29 to advance to the 'A' championship finals, the local boys lost to Mooretown 6-3 Sunday. The ilotletich team seemed to have trouble getting organized in the first period and Mooretown had them 4-0 by the beginning of the second period. When Goderich finally started to fight back, Mooretown's early lead proved to be too much. Tim Harrison put Goderich' on the scoreboard first with an assist from Andre Cauchi and Brian Lane near the end of the second period. Halfway through the third period, defenceman Richard Bowman scored Goderich's second goal unassisted, bringing the Goderich team within two of a tie. Hopes were dashed however when Mooretown scored another goal 30 seconds later. Bowman scored his second unassisted goal for Goderich at the ten minute mark of the third period but Mooretown was able to keep Goderich from scoring any more and with less than a minute left to go, they popped in their sixth goal while Goderich played a man short due to a penalty. Coach Steve Buchanan said he felt his team was just as good as the Mooretown team but failed to play up to their full potential. He praised defenceman Richard Bowman whom he said controlled the play whenever he was on the ice. Bowman also played a big role in Goderich's second win against Petrolia on Wednesday. As well as playing excellent defence, he scored the last two goals of the game to give Goderich a final score of 6-4. Goderich was off to a quick start against Petrolia. At the 1:23 mark of the first period, Brian Lane scored on an assist from Tim Harrison and Jeff Hodges. Ten seconds later they went ahead by two when Shawn Talbot scored on an assist from Andre Cauchi and Lane. Petrolia came back with one but Goderich got, on the scoreboard again before the end of the first period, this time on a goal by Lane assisted by Cauchi and Talbot. Petrolia scored in the second period and again 12 seconds into the third period to tie dhess Club news thhigs up. They went ahead on their next goal but Goderieh came back with three straight goals to produce the win. The first of these three was scored by Tim Harrison on an assist from Jason Pearson. The last two were scored by Riehard Bowman unassisted, the final one into an -empty net when Petrolia pulled their goalie. Jean-Paul Cauchi and Pat Donnelly i6t shared the rid -minding duties for GoderiCk In their opening game of the Silver Stick tournament on Wednesday, Goderich defeated -Sarnia Township 6-4. Mark Armstrong of Sarnia Township, r who played for the Goderich Novices last year . when his family lived here, assisted on one goal in the game and later in the tour- nament, he won a most valuable player award. Tim Harrison opened the scoring for Goderich on an assist from Chris O'Neill. Sarnia Township tied things up by the end of the first period and went ahead, on a goal at the beginning of the second period. • Goderich then came back with three goals in a row, two in the second period and one • at the beginning of the third. These were scored by Harrison unassisted, O'Neill unassisted and Brian Lane assisted hr Richard Bowman. Sarnia Township then got on the scoreboard again but Goderich came ,•-%back, this time with two in, a row. These were scored by Jeff Hodgeajin an assist from Harrison and O'Neill and Andre Cauchi unassisted. Sarnia Township got the final goal of the game at the 0:26 mark of the third period. The Goderich Machinist Atoms play their next game against Ilderton this Saturday on home ice. They are currently in first place in their Shamrock League division. lrtet,4' 44' 4 "to This shotwas taklen just before Tim Harrison (15) of the Goderich Machinist Atoms scored Goderich's first gold against Mooretown during the `A' championship final of the Silver Stick tournament in The Petrolia goalie makes a dive for the puck after it is passed out front by Jeff Hodges (11) - of the Goderich Machinist Atoms. The local Atoms defeated Petrolia and Sarnia Township on Wednesday, December 29 to advance to the 'A' championship finals of the Silver Stick , tournament in Forest Sunday. They were runners-up after losing to Mooretown 6-3. (Photo by Joanne Bechanan) Last week Charles Mac- Walter Gottschalk broke Donald,,six times master of Louis Stadehnann's winning the Goderich Chess Club, streak with his hard earned paid us a visit, winning one victory. Mike Mason played game to make his lifetime a strong game to defeat Den - record with the club 200 nis Little. wins, five losses. STANDINGS AS OF DECEMBER 29„ 1982 Louis Stadelmann Bob Dick John George Doug Brindley Dennis Little George Barwick Charles Cook John Stokes LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 22 16 10 27 12 18 19 12 L D 1 0 1 0 0 2 7 , 2 L 4 7 8 10 LEVEL 3 W * L Paul Plunket.• 14 15 Mark Maurer , 11 13 BarryPage .. 11 14 Bake CCix 6 8 Mike Mason 11 18 !LEVEL 4 Brian Brindley Dennis Scheider Bob Madson JohnMcDonagh Bob Janman D 1 0 0 1 .956 .941 .917 .777 Pt .735 .720 .703 .543 D Pt 3 .485 0 ,458 1 .442 0 .428 2 .387 WL D 8 18 1 5 15 t. 5 18 - 1 3 25 2 0 13 0 HONORARY MEMBERS W L Chas. MacDonald 1 0 Walter Gottschalk 2 0 Brian Miller 6 0 Les Willems • 3 1 - - Gad Czudner 5 2 Greg MacDonald 0 10 Mike Maurer 0 6 Grant Lounsbury 0 4 MOST IMPROVED PLAYER George Barwick Lin& Stadelmann Bob Dick Rec • hockey After losing six straight ' games Sunset put together an excellent effort to defeat O'Briens 6 to 3 in Recreational Hockey League action on Monday, December 27. Dale Duncan and Rick Stoddard led Sunset's offense by scoring two goals apiece. The next game that same evening was, a real rout, the Bedford •Flyers pounded Garb and Gear 13 to 0, Doug Smith had four goals to lead Bedford's attack. The win places the Flyers in a solid ' first place position with 23 points. On Sunday, January 2, Ultramar made it four wins ina mu, as they blasted Clere-Vu 14 to 5. Playing without a goal tender, Clere- . Vu held their own until the record period when Ultramar scored five unanswered goals. Paul Kelly and Rick McLean led Ultraine by scoring four goals each and Ken Bogie had a hat trick. Pt .315 .261 .250 .133 .000 D Pt 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 ,930 0 .750 0 .714 0 .000 0 .000 9 .000 INCREASE. .387 .190 .120 For Exclusive and Unusual Gifts The Arbor 43 Albert St. Clinton 482-3876 MU. Denomme FLOWER SHOP Phone 524-4132 DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 hr. FILM DEVELOPING L K '.RINGS *NECKLACES *BRACELETS eBEADS cam gent3 51 ST. DAVID. Goiania+ 524-9072 • • .1 • A Goderich Machinist Atom takes the puck behind the Petrolia net during Silver Stick tournament action in Forest Wednesday, December 29. The Goderich team went on to beat Petrolia and advancto the 'A' championship finals Sunday against Mooretown. 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