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These two Goderich players broke away from their checkers but came out on top 10-2, showing a lot of improvement. (photo by Dave
were unable to score on the Parkhill goalie Saturday. Goderich Sykes)
Goderich Pee Wees break home ice jinx
The Goderich Lions PeeWees finally had
some pucks go in the opposition net while
playing on home ice as they dumped the fast
improving Parkhill PeeWees 10-2 last Satur-
day. Our locals have been playing pretty
good on home ice this year, but they ran into
bad luck around the opposition net which
had lost them some hockey games. So Satur-
day's contest was an encouraging sign.
All three units of the Lions figured into the
scoring which is a good sign also. The unit of
Tim Harrison, Shawn Talbot, Brian Lane,
Andre Cauchi, and Jason Million led the
points parade with Harrison getting three
goals, one assist, Langone goal, two assists,
Talbot two assists and defencemen Cauchi
and Million two assists each. Next, was the
unit of George Sideris, Greg Alcock, Gregg
Alcock, Jeff Boyce and Lonnie Rumig.
Sideris had two goals, one assist, Alcock one
goal, one assist, DeWinter one assist, Boyce
a goal and Rumig one assist. The Unit of
Jason Creamer, Chris O'Neill, Jeff Hodges,
Jason Pearson and Rob Dempsey also
figures in the scoring as O'Neill and Hodges
had single goals each with Creamer, Demp-
sey and Pearson gaining an assist each. Pat
Donnelly went all the way in the Lions net,
making tough saves, especially in the third
period.
The Lions will be trying to keep the
momentum going this week as they will play
at home tonight against Strathroy and on
Saturday Exeter will be the visitors instead
of St. Marys.
reen Machin
Plenty of offensive action was witnessed
by those who took hi Recreation hockey
action on November 7. In the first -•ame of
the evening, Garb and Gear defeated
Ultramar 9-8. Jim Hayter and Greg Beacon
each scored a hat -trick in Garb and Gear's
second win of the year. Green Machine
continued their winning ways outscoring
Hodges 84 ln-the second game. Bill Lewis
and Tag Sowerby had two apiece to pace the
Machine to victory.
O'Briens recorded their third straight loss
as Bedford pounded them 12-4. Mark Frayne
scored four goals and Phil Paquette notched
a hat -trick in Bedford's win.
Sunset made it three in a row defeating
Clere-Vu 74 in Clinton on Thursday,
November 10. Wayne Kennedy and Dale
is undefeate.'. irtoi : : tit
Duncan sped two goals apiece to pace
Sunset to victory.
The following Sunday saw the Bedford
Flyers, led by Phil Paquette and Dave
Moore, emerge victorious over Hodges with
a 6-2 score. In Goderich, Sunset and
O'Briens played to a 4 all tie. Dan Duncan,
Gerry Gaynor, Dennis Lamellate and Rob
Standen scored for O'Briens. Wayne Ken-
nedy Scored twice and Dale Curran end
Kevin Merlaan notched singles for Sunset.
Green Machine extended their unbeaten
streak to eight games as they defeated
Ultramar 7-4. Roger Lewis and Tag
Sowerby had two goals apiece to lead the
Machine's offensive effort.
Terry Schoemaker scored three goals to
help give Garb and Gear a 5-3 victory over
Clere-Vu on Monday, November 14. Don
Shropshall scored twice for Clere-Vu.
Last Wednesday O'Briens suffered their
fourth. loss in five games at the hands ed
Clere-Vu, losing 7-5. Greg Burets had an
excellent night scoring four goals.
FIRST HAMJND
STANDINGS
W....L....T....P1.
6 0 1 13
4 0 3 11
3 4 0 6
3 4 0 6
3 4 0 6
2 4 1 5
2 4 1 5
2 5 0 4
Bedford Flyers
Green Machine
O'Briens
SuSunnset
Ultramar
Garb & Gear
Clere-Vu
Hodges
Local novices are winless this season
The Garb and Gear novice team is now
winless in seven outings as they went down
to a 5-2 defeat against Parkhill on November
11 and then lost 8-2 to Lucan on Saturday.
The first period of the Parkhill game was
scoreless but with only seven minutes left to
play in the second period, Parkhill scored
two -quick goals to enter the third period with
a 2-0 lead.
Goderich didn't waste anytime getting on
the scoreboard in the third when Andrew
Scott scored with the assists going to Jeff
Rau and Bryan Hodges. Less than two
minutes later Jeff Rau netted one with
Bryan Hodges picking up his second assist
of the evening and Andrew Scott adding an
assist to his points.
However, Goderich could not hold on to
the tie as Parkhill scored three more goals
to take the game 5-2.
Goderich travelled to Lucan last Saturday
only to fall to a 8-2 defeat. The last meetirng
these two teams had was a 5-3 victory for
Lucan.
Lucan scored four first period goals in a
three minute time span, leaving Goderich
the task of playing catch -on hockey. The
second period was scoreless for both teams.
It took less than one minute for Lucan to
get their marksmen going again in the third,
scoring three goals before the half way
mark. Goderich's Jason Hayter finally put
his team on the board with the assists given
to Jason Meriam and Mike McBride.
Lucan netted one more before Hayter
could get his second of the night. This time
McBride and Bryan Lamb earned the
assists.
The novice's next game will be on home
ice against St. Marys on December 3.
Bantams even the score with Parkhill
BY C.B.
On Saturday evening the , Goderich
(Elevator) Bantams hosted Parkhill at the
local arena. The boys evened the score this
time by defeating their rivals 3 - 1. On their
first encounter in Parkhill this year they
only lost by one goal in a closely fought
contest. Saturday's game was different, as
our boys outplayed Parkhill in every period.
Goderich scored the only goal in the first
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period. Darrell Durnin nicely stickhandled
around the oppostion, deeked the goalie and
popped it in. Goderich's second goal came in
the second period by Scott Garrow assisted
by Mark Burbine and Rod Nurse.
In the third period Larry Leppington
scored his first goal of the season, although
he has come close on many occasions. The
assists went to Mark Burbine and Ian
MacKinnon. Parkhill scored about a minute
later to ruin Greg Townsend's shutout.
The next game is this Wednesday night at
8:15 p.m. when the team will host Strathroy.
The boys have been defeated by scores of 3 -
2, and 4 - 2 on their previous encounters in
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