The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-02-09, Page 27,s5
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The GDCI Vikings hosted their Tenth Annual Invitational Basketball Tournament on
Saturday, February 5. Pictured is Don McCallum making an easy shot while teammate
Scott Bell gets ready to catch the possible rebound. ( photo by T. Marr )
Juveniles need overtime
goals against Strathroy
The Goderich Signal -Star Juveniles
learned •that a team's season performance
doesn't *mean much in the playoffs.
The Stars opened their best -of -five
Ontario Minor Hockey Association
playoffs here Sunday against StrathrOy, a
team they 'handily beat twice during
the Shamrock League schedule. And the
Stars looked like easy winners again
Sunday building a 4-0 lead by the end of the
first period.
But the Stars took foolish and costly
penalties and needed a goal in the final 30
seconds of the final period to tie the game
and two overtime goals to finally defeat
Strathroy 7-5.
The win moves Goderich into a one -
game lead in the best -of -five series and the
second game of the series was played in
Strathroy Tuesday. The third game is
scheduled for Tuesday, February 15 in
Strathroy , If a fourth game is necessary, it
will be played in Goderich Sunday,
February 20 at 2.30 p.m.
The game looked like it belonged to the
Stars from the start as they scored in the
first minute of play and led 4-0 at the close
of the first period. Jeff Sargent, John
• Peters, Dave Gallow and Dave McDonald
each scored for Goderich.
Things turned around in the second ,
period as God,erich took needless penalties
and gave up three goals to Strathroy: The
'lead had dwindled' to 4-3 as the teams
• headed into the final period.
Strathroy kept the pressure on• in the
final period and scored two more goals to
• take 5-4 lead with 1.15 remaining in
regulation time.
The third period had started as a 20
• minute period but due to the playoff
contract, the period was reduced to a 15
minute period which left just 24 seconds
remaining in the game.
Undaunted, Goderich pulled its
goaltender and Sargent scored the tying
goal with just a handful of seconds
remaining in regulation time to force the
overtime.
Goderich clinched the win scoring two
goals in the 10 -minute overtime period.
Phil Wood scored the game -winning goal
three minutes into overtime with Sargent
assisting. McDonald added an insurance
marker latein the overtime with Paul
)MpCartney assisting on the play.
Despite the fact the game was -en-
tertaining, coach Doug Cruickshank said
the loft minutes in minor penalties
detracted from the flow of play. Due to the
54 minutes assessed Strthroy and 46
penalty minutes assessed Goderich, both
coaches will be suspended for game two of
the series.
•Bantams lose first OMHA
playoff game here 8-3
BY CB
The Goderich Elevator Baitams began
their OMHA playoffs against Strathroy
here on Saturday in a three out of five
series with Strathroy winning the flip for
the extra game.
The locals lost thegame 8-3. However,
thiswas the best showing they made
against Strathroy all season. Strathroy is a
very strong and disciplined team and
previous encounters with them have
resulted in losses of 8-1, 9-2 and 9-3.
In the first period, the local Bantams
skated stride for stride and it wasn't until
the 3:01 mark that Strathroy scored on a
power play while Chris Sideris was serving
a minor penalty. Strathroy added a second
goal at the 2:32 mark and the period ended
at 2-0.
In the second period, Goderich continued
to play strongly but Strathroy added two
more goals at the 8:34 and 4:38 marks. At
the 4:11 mark, Bruce Parent passed the
puck out to Jim Beattie who fired it at the
Strathroy net. The puck struck a Strathroy
defenceman and deflected into the net,
putting Goderich‘ on the scoreboard.
However, at the 1:46 mark, Strathroy
scored their fifth goal and led 5-1.
The third period had barely begun when
Strathroy scored at the 14:28 mark and
again at the 8:27 mark. Goderich came
back with two quick goals, one at the 5!48
mark by Darren Doack assisted by Chris
Sideris and Kevin Telford, and the second
at the 5:30 mark by Chris Sideris assisted
by Kevin Talbot. Strathroy struck again at
the 3:51 mark to complete the scoring for
the game.
Despite thscore, Todd Wilson played
an outstanding game in the Goderich net. •
Again penalties played an important part
as Goderich drew 10 to Strathroy's 7.
Next Saturday the boys travel to
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Strathroy for the second game and they
are wished success.
Last Thursday evening, the local
Bantams hosted their rivals from Parkhill.,
This was the fourth encounter for these
teams this season. Although the outcome
was the same; as Parkhill defeated the
locals 5-4, the f4rIs were treated to a better
". exhibition of -hockey by a much improved
Goderich team.
One of the improvements most
noticeable was a decrease in the number of
pendlties. Goderich only drew four
penalties in the entire game. Todd
Gilchrist never received one penalty as his
contribution to the improvement. Kevin
Telford was trying to do his part as well as
he reduced his penalties to two.
• ,Darren Doak was back in the line up
after his four game vacation, but seemed
to lack his usual momentum. Chris Sideris
made his usual contribution as he scored,
two goals and had two assists. Likewise,
Kevin Talliot scored twice and had one
assist. Jason O'Neill had two assists. Dave
Telford played a strong game on defence
as he outwitted the opposition on numerous
occasions.
In the third period, it looked like Darcy
McGee might have scored as he
stickhandled around a couple of Parkhill
players and appeared to have a break-
away. Unfortunately for Darcy, a swift
footed Parkhill player caught up to him
and checked him, sending his stick flying
through the air.
A second improvement was in the way
the boys passed the puck around,
something the coaches have been trying to
impress on them all season and very
necessary if they hope to give Strathroy a
"run for their money" in the rest of their
OMHA playoff games.
The Was junior
ringette team defeated the
pee wee boys' lifoiseieeg0e
hockey WWI 9.0 in a game of
ringette recently.
Tammy Talbot scored
three goals, Stacey Reel,
scored two goals and Angie
Chisholm, Katherine
Seniors
win 16-3
The Goderich Optimists
senior girls' ringette team
trounced Mitchell 16-3
Sunday.
Allison Graham opened
the scoring for Goderich and
went on to score four more
goals. Angie Alcock had a
hat -trick and assisted on four
goals. Lisa Kisch also had a
hat -trick and two assists.
And Tammy Gibbons had a
hat -trick and assisted on one
goal. Tracey Wilson had one
goal and one assist. And
Terrilyn Fisher had one
goal.
Leslie Rean had three
• assists and Becky Morris
had one. Lori McCartney
played in net or Goderich.
Chess
Club news
John George edged into
first place in level 1 with his
win over Louis Stadelmann.
Mark Maurer increased his
level 2 average with two
wins.
A close race is shaping up
in level 3 with the five
players separated by .038
percent of each other.
New member Eric Hallam
was undefeated for the even-
ing with one win and two
draws. Tom Kelly and Doug
Brindley played to a draw.
Mike Cox picked up one
win, he has been slowly mov-
ing up the ranks. Mike now is
challenging George Barwick
for most improved player.
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