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Tse Godecich .Legion Midgets begin
Ontario Minor Hockey Association
playoffs here Saturday against Strathroy
at 8. -p,rii. The second gameof the best -of
five•. Series will .be in, Strathroy next
Saturday February 12 at 4:30 p.m. Future
dates, in the series depend on the flip of a
coin for home ice advantage.
ti The two teams metYfour times in regular
season play. Strathroy Won the first two
games, the third was tied and Goderich
WOW their final encounter, 7-4. Legion-
naires manager Dick Madge expects the
series: between these two old rivals to be
close and exciting.
Goderich',coach, former NHL'er Larry
Jeffrey, feels his team has been steadily
Bowl for CF
The Dungannon Kinette
Club is looking for people to
enter their bowl-a-thon for
cystic fibrosis (CF) at Little
Bowl in Goderich on Sunday,
February 13 from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m.
Both children and adults
are eligible to enter The bowl-
a-thon. Pledge sheets can be
picked up at the bowling
alley, West End Stereo or St.
Marys School. Each person
bowls just one game.
Bowling shoes are being
donated by Little Bowl and
the games will be paid for
out of the proceeds. The rest
of the proceeds .jell go
toward CF research, the
national project for Kinsmen
improving end iooxs foia good effort from
his team in the playoffs,
The Legionnaireslaxed an exhibition
game Wednesday in. played
and came
out on the short end of a 5-1 score,"
Territorial„ play was fairly`even in the bat -
paced :;game, but "Kincardine made the
roost of their .chances,. and Goderich ald
not. Kincardine grabbed a 2-0 lead in the,
first period and the two teams each scored
ence in the second. The • Goderich goal
came off the stick of Jef £ McEwin, assisted
by John Thompson. Kincardine scored two
more unanswered goals in thethir period.
The Legionnaires' game Saturday will.
be preceded by two other OMHA playoff
gains against Strathroy. The Pee Wees,
will play at 5:15 and the Bantams at 6:30.
and Kinettes.
The public is invited to go
to the bowling alley to watch
the games or to make a
donation. Handicapped
persons wishing to bowl are
eligible and will be assisted.
Debbie Bauer, CF
chairman for the year-old
Dungannon Kinette Club,
says plans are being made to
have Kevin Denbok at the
bowling• alley that day.
Kevin is the young musician
with CF who has raised over
$200,000 for the cause with
his album, People Like You.
The Goderich Kinsmen
Club will be holding its an-
nual ski-a-thon for CF • the
same day as the bowl=s-thon.
Pee Wees get
ready for playoffs
For the last two weeks, the Goderich
Lions Pee Wees have been getting ready•
for the OMHA playoffs which begin this
Saturday at home against Strathroy. In
order to do this, they played four games in
six nights against the strongest opposition
available at this time of year.
Last Wednesday, the Lions travelled to
Forest to tackle their undefeated Pee Wees
and came home with an 8-4 loss. The locals
displayed good hustle, determination and
team play in this contest where the out-
come was in doubt until six minutes Left in
the game when the opposition tallied four
Unanswered goals for the win.
Scott Garrow tallied twice for Goderich
'with single goals going to Larry Lep-
pington and Darren Stanbury. Jordan
Grasby had.. two assists and John
Strickland had one to round out the point
getters.
The heavy schedule took its toll the next
night when St. Marys, for the first time
this year, defeated the Lions 7-3. After the
Lions had played such a strong game the
night before, it was hard to believe the
same boys were on the ice forthis contest.
The locals trailed 4-3 at the end of the
second period but in the third, the bottom
completely fell out as St. Marys made a
rout of the game.
Bill Whetstone, Larry Leppington and
Scott Garrow scored Goderich goals with
assists to Bill Trebish with two and Greg
Alcock and Leppington with one each.
With these games behind them now, the
Lions are looking forward to their series
with Strathroy.
enthusiasts battle
games
Twenty chess enthusiasts stow evenly matched players
battled, through 28 games in adacent.'levels are. A
last Wednesday Feet, mike brie apse•lite concentration
Mason played very well to • resulting in one bad move
win five of six games. 'cam result in, a lost game.
•
Tom .Donnelly split games •
with. Paul Plunkett. Tom
Kelly is starting to get the
knack of things and has gone
undefeated in his last four
games. •
Gad Czudner was the giant.
killer as he handed John
George his first loss of the
season. John won the second
game between these two
very skillful chess players.
Rob Madson had three
wins during the evening to.,
boost him, up into level three.
. Walter Gottschalk.., last
year's level 2 champion. is
starting to sharpen his game
for the playoffs after a four
term sabbatical. Walter won"
three games.
Paul.
Plunkett, the most
prolific .player in the, club,
won three .games and. lost
.two.
Brian Brindley, defeated
two .lever thee °lavers and
yet lost to John McDonagh
in level four. This indicates
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