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The Goderich Jr. C Sailors took to the ice Sunday aught against a strong Walkerton team.
The Jr. C's lost the game 8-2. The Sailors begin their Jr. (' schedule Friday night at 8:30 p.m.
against Hanover. ( photo by Todd Mowatt I
Sailors drop anchor
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The Goderich Junior C Sailors have drop-
ped anchor and begun playing on home ice.
They held their first practice on Thursday
night and played an exhibition game
against Walkerton on Sunday.
The newly -formed , Sailors encountered
rough seas and were almost thrown over-
board as Walkerton won the game 8-2. It was
a hard fought contest with over 231 minutes
in penalties assessed. The Sailors had 125
minutes, while the Walkerton team had 106
minutes.
Penalties were a factor in the .game, but
the Goderich Sailors were definitely
outplayed.
Walkerton' put one in the net in the first
minute of the game and scored again at the
five minute mark of the first period.
Goderich fought back with goals by Kevin
Telford and Darryl Madge and it was 2-2
after the first period.
The Second period was filled with
penalties and Walkerton scored four goals,
three of them scored with Goderich players
in the penalty box.
In the third, Walkerton scored two more
goals on their way to an 8-2 rout over the
Sailors.
It was the third game the Goderich squad
has played together as a team.
Junior C team
ready for action
If you have been in the Goderich arena
recently and noticed an anchor painted at
centre ice with the word Sailor printed
around it. You may be wondering what is go-
ing on.
The Goderich.Sailors is the name of the
newly formed Junior C hockey team. They
would love to be given a great big°Goderich
Welcome as they open their 1985-86 regular
season here Friday night at 8:30 p.m.
They have dropped anchor and they hope
to swab the deck with the other teams in the
Huron Perth league.
There competition is stiff and no one
should be expecting miracles. The team has
done well just to gather enough sponsors
and get a team on the ice.
Before the season even started the team
ran into difficulties. The biggest one being
the availability of ice time at the Goderich
arena. The ice was not put in until Sept. 26
because of the car show. With the Junior C
regular schedule starting Friday Oct. 4 in
Goderich, the team was forced to practice in
Centralia an old army installatin just out-
side of Exeter.
"We understood the problem with the car
show and we tried to work around it. The
problem was we had a hard time getting
rides for players to make it to the practices.
A number of our key players are attending
Universtity at Western and it was hard for
them to make it out," said Dan Duncan
coach of the Goderich Sailors.
"At one point we were thinking of pulling
the plug before we got in too deep. I mean
when your trying to pick a team and only 20
guys show up to a practice, you have to look
at what kind of team you are going to be able
WORKWEAR
Large selection
Convenient. •
Day and Evening
hopping till 9 p.rn
fonday toltlurday
to put on the ice," he said.
"A few of the better guys that we are hop-
ing will come out, mainly due to football
season or one thing and another. Four of our
guys go to school in London, John Thomp-
son, Tim Chisholm, Kevin Lee and Darryl
Madge," Duncan said.
Both Thompson and Madge are trying out
for the Western Mustangs hockey team. But
it is rumored that they maybe packing in the
Mustangs and sticking to the Sailors.
When the final cuts are made and the
roster is chopped down to 18 players. two
goal tenders and two substitutes, by October
4. Goderich should have a fairly competitive
Jr. C team.
The team has two imports in camp, Todd
Hinton a goaltender from Alviston and Kelly
Dundas a defenseman also from Alviston•
Since most of the home games are played
Friday nights and Sundays they come to
Goderich and stay with relatives. Their
mileage is paid for by the team.
Coach Duncan has been approached by
good calibre hockey players from a far
distance away. They are interested in play-
ing for the Goderich team, but the team has
to find them jobs.
As far as the tea money situation goes
they are doing The community has
really thrown t r support behind the them.
However they are still accepting private
donations as well as corporate sponsors.
All the people involved in the team have
done a good job and should be con-
gratulated. Although the team is 0-3 in ex-
hibition play. Losing to Hanover twice 13-3,
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