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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-02-20, Page 171 A �M1 A, gaiine of broomball, between Goderich stitute teachers and students was one of the schools recent winter carvival. The game, noon, was a lighthearted affair, with lots of District CollegiateIn- many fun events at the played Friday after slipping and sliding on both sides. The student squad eventually came out on top, winning the game 2-1. Here, one high -jumping student leaps up and out of the way as a teammate winds'up and directs a shot at the teacher's goal. ( photo 'by Patrick Raft's Goderich Atom B's wallop Hensall squad 14-2 • ATOM HOUSELEAGUE period, before Hensall finally got on the David Edward led the Goderich attack, Goderich walloped Hensall 14-2, in a re -scoreboard with a goal at 8:14 of the second with three goals and two assists. Other big frame. Six straight goals by Goderich • cent Atom House League game, played in eliminated any hope of a Hensall comeback, scorers for Goderich were Jason La- Hensall, February 16. p but Hensall kept plucking and managed one' jeunese, two goals, one assist and Scott Goderich ran up a 5-0 lead in the first third period goal. Creamer, two goals; one assist. SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th TILL MARCH 2 or till quantities last. Here are sarle of the many pedals thicit are fffered to you OkiklitlEtt RECEIVING BLANKETS SUPER BUV campers Diapers Your choice of the Following. 60`s, 48'5; 40's, 72's-& 84's Pre -School CREME -WS + PUZZLES WoO'rden Forms $200-- each The Goderieb Le ion Midgets Were,knock ed out of the' Q playdown s last Satur- day. The Strathroy team won by a 7-2 score. The Goderich team kept u • with Stpathrw. in..tE e..first., period, as Strathroytook a 2-0 lea.:But if~ evirititubkl "`t* rlit'g- it team took complete command. Even though Goderich had many ,power play oppor- tunities, they were very ineffective. In fact, they allowed two short-handed goals. O . IPriet, did not get on the scoreboard un - a s 4:x{7 left in aIle game. T g cable from Scott Garrow, on a peat' unassisted effort. Godericb's other goal came aboul minutes later, .as Tom Bear worked, ti -soosAgmo`aisted-byD4lrson 'r The Midgets, wish to thank Scott G.a, th* tams, Greg Townsend and Jeff, Boyce, alh'Brfl tams, forying, The Midgets will host the Shamrock play- off tournament next Saturday. Tweens lose two games The Goderich Tweens played a home and home. series with Mitchell, on February 11 and 16, dropping both ringette games. The first game, played in Goderich,. resulted in a narrow 5-4 loss for the home side. The score was knotted at two, after the first frame, but Goderich was outscored 3-2 in the second and final period. Karen Armstrong scored twice for Goderich, while Kelly Lumley picked up a goal and an assist and Trisha Rumig scored a single goal. Paula Vanderburgh con- trihnfori a nair of accicts anti Annr+ttp .Tonic helped out on one goal. Goderich blew a 54 first period lead in the Febritary 16 road game, to end up on the short end of a 7-6 final score. Laurie Dawson led the local scorers with two goals and two assists. Kelly Lumley and Karen Armstrong each chipped in with one goal, one assist and Trisha Rumig and Angie Harrison, each scored one goal. An- nette Jones assisted on two goals and Denise Johnston and Lisa Empson each assisted on one. Pee Wees eliminated The last two weeks, the Goderich Lions Pee Wees played three games, winning two and losing one important OMHA contest. In the OMBA contest against Strathroy at the local arena the Lions went down to a 4-3 overtime defeat and were eliminated from further playoffs. This contest was a thriller, with the locals dominating much of the game, as the shots on goal (43-17) indicated. Goderich scored two quick third period goals to take a 2-1 lead only to have the opposition tie the game at the midpoint which continued until over- time. Shawn Talbot tallied twice for the Lions, with Tim Harrison scoring a single. Assists went to Jeff Hodge, Andre Cauchi and Brian Lane. In Ripley last Saturday, the Lions played an exhibition contest against Kalamazoo Michigan and they came home 3-2 winners in a very fast exciting contest. The locals never trailed in this contest, but each time they got a lead their opposition would make a comeback. Imitation Cabbage Patch 9" CUTiE DOLLS Pc' 3 1" CABBAGE PATCH POSABLE FIGURES Genuine Leather Hand-b�T In the latest spring shades • - each a� to arctic Power Reg. 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Goderich made good use of the pass in this contest. Chris O'Neill had three goals, two assists to lead the point, parade. Other point getters were Andre Cauchi with four goals; Brian Lane, four assists; Tim Harrison, one goal, two assists; Jeff Hodges, two goals; Shawn Talbot, two assists; Paul Hamilton, a goal. Singf&assists went to Lonnie Rumig, Jason Pearson, J.P. Cauchi, and Kevin Moss. The Lions received word now that their Shamrock Playoffs first game will be at 10:30 March, 3, in St. Marys against Dor- chester. A week after this, the Lions first game in Young Canada Week will be at 7:50 March 8, against Acton. Club BY BARRY PAGE, After being elevated into Level '1. last week, Mark Maurer is gradually making his way through the:standings as he displaced Bob Dick and is now at the heels of both Walter Gottschalk and Ben Stadelmann. Walter and Ben are still lockedtogether in the number one position. However, Bob and Walter are battling it out in a protracted game (so far, three hours long)._A sealed move was made, and Bob hasa Kaightadvantage Theouteomeofthis game will cause an - interesting development in Leven. Eight games were completed, and only John Crawford accumulated- more than one win. Doug Brindley split its two games for the evening. Rob Nau's four matches were the most played by one member, and includ- -ed a drawn game with Mike Cox. Dave Brown put up a valiant fight, but succumbed in his two games. Both Brian Phillips and ci- ctt-secured-a-singlei Richard is now at the top of the Honorary Members Level. If you'd rather be playing chess than "Trivial Pursuit", call Doug at524-8674. NOTE TO ALL MEMBERS - The Chess _Gab.Playoffs..start on March_6. __ Current standings of the Goderich Chess Club areas follows:- IC ar Level 1 . Ben-Stadelmann Walter Gottschalk Mark Maurer Bob Dick Level 2 Brian Phillips Doug Brindley ' Louis Stadelmann Eric Hallam Brian Brindley Owen Moriarty Gerry Ross Dennis Luiting Level 4 Robert Nau John Crawford Barry Page Mike Cox Dave Brown ctory, Honorary Members Richard Bennett George Barwidk Dennis Fox Most Improved Player Robert Nau BriantBrindley -Jo5ineWWforrd • ews W PL D Ptg, 18;2 -0 .900 18 2 0 .900 16 3 0 '.842 20 4 0 .833 15 4 0 .789 27 9 0 .750 14 5 0 " .736 . 13 9 0 .590 10 7 �i 15 -lr 0 _ :577 10 10 1 .500 17 21 2 .450 26 35 21 28 13 19 6 17 1 43 3 .430 1 .430 1 .409 2 .280 1 .033 4 8 " 0 .321 5 12 1 ..306 Increase .273 .266 .127 Vikes win over Lords by TD The GDCI senior Vikings concluded 'the Huron -Perth Conference basketball schedule last Wednesday with a 62-51 vic- To? over the LiStowel-tords-hr listed. The victory gives the Vikings a record of nine wins and only one loss in the regular season. Their second place finish gave them a bye th the league qua► ten -finals. Coach Lynn Myers' Vikings played here ( Wednesday) in sudden death semi-final action. The Huron -Perth best -of -three c iampionsiup series will be played Thursday, Friday and if necessary, next Tuesday. , n 'the V ikings were coming off a week's layoff in Listowel and were not sharp, but had little trouble defeating the Lords. Goderich led by 21 points at one stage, saw that lead shrink -to -10, and then went- on -to win by 11 points. Dave Smith led the Viking attack with 12 points. Paul Brenner and John Thompson * ik daub: 1 guuy es were-tirevuv.i � r- hooping 11 and 10 points respectively. Todd Graham added nine while Dave Almasi and Darryl Black had eight points each for the winners: -Chris-Starkey--and-Tian-Bak--- _. _... ker chipped in with two points apiece. Jeff Buchanan had 25 points for Listowel. Juniors need playoff win by TD The GDCI junior Vikings finished off their Huron Perth Conference boys' basketball schedule with an impressive 83- 57 victory over the Listowel Lords. The Vikings finished the regular season with a record of six wins and three losses, good enough for third place in the stan- dings. The Vikings were scheduled to play a sudden death quarter final playoff here Tuesday. A victory there would move them on to the semi-finals which are being played today. League finals begin Thursday - with the first of a best -of -three series. Steve Bugler was the -game's top scorer with 24 points for the Vikings. Three players, Shawn Larder, Gerry Kingsley. and Scott Garrow had 14 point games for the winners. Scott Baer and Brent Fowler dire* in six apiece for the Blue and WHite while Andrew MacAdam had three points and Kevin Telford had two. Midget Vikings advance to playoff tournament in Stratford by TO The GDCI midget basketball team com- pleted their regular season schedule in Listowel last Wednesday -with a close 69.67 victory over the LDSS Lords. The Vikings got big. 20 point perfor- mances from Jim Laithewaite and Mike Bush. Sean Wilson hooped 10. Derek Chandler canned nine. Randy Bauman Ied the Lords with 15 points. The Vikings led 20-17 after one quarter and 37-31 at half-time. The Vikings will _ be playing in. the Huron -Perth championship tournament to- day (Wednesday) in Stratford.