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Maitland Curling Club.
Lambeth defeats Goderich Bantams 7-3
The Goderich Elevator Bantams made it
eight straight wins last Wednesday with a 6-
1 victory in Exeter.
Goderich took the lead at 5:57 of the first
period with an unassisted goal by Byron
Bowman. Scott Garrow made it 2-0 less than
two minutes later, with the assist going to
Bowman. Exeter scored less than a minute
later to close the gap to one, on an
unassisted goal by Jon O'Connor.
Goderich spread the gap to two on a goal
by Bill Whetstone with the assist going to
Garrow. Garrow then added his second and
third goals of the game with Greg DeWinter
and Whetstone drawing assists to close out
the scoring in the second.
Byron Bowman scored his second of the
game early in the third to make the score 6-
1.
On Saturday night the Elevators suffered
their first loss of the season at the hands of
the Lambeth Mechanics 8-4.
The game started off being a very tight
defensive game with end to end rushes by
both teams.
Lambeth opened the scoring at 2:38 of the
first period with Lee Baker scoring with
assists going to Steve Papp and Jordie
Price.
Goderich came right back less than a
minute later on a good solo effort from John
Maclnnis scoring on a low slap shot.
The second period was not a good period
for the Elevators being outscored 4 to 2.
Lambeth scored three goals in the first five
minutes of the period to open a 4-1 lead.
Goderich got one back 1:17 second later
with a goal from Mike Beange with assists
going to Bill Trebish and Byron Bowman.
Lambeth scored again at 8:08 to take a 5-2
lead, but Goderich came back to close the
gap on a goal from Byron Bowman with the
assist going to Scott Garrow.
Lambeth team got off to a fast start in the
third period with a goal at the 1:04 mark and
another at the 5:21 mark to make the score
7-3.
Scott Garrow won the ensuing faceoff and
went down the ice to score an unassisted
goal at 5:28 but that was to be the end of the
scoring for the Elevators.
Lambeth scored once again to finish the
scoring at 6:36 on a goal by Jeff Dowler with
Jason Dowler and Duane Desrosier drawing
the assists.
The Lambeth team has only suffered one
defeat so far this season. The next garne for
the Elevators is Saturday versus
Thamesford.
Legion midgets beat Lambeth
The Goderich Legion Midgets played two Goderich continued to pressure but fell
games over the past week and won one and short as Exeter halted Goderich's corn -
lost the other. In Exeter last Wednesday the eback with a goal, ending the game at 5 - 3.
Goderich team was slow off the mark and It was their third win over Goderich this
allowed Exeter to build a four goal lead. season.
Three minutes into the third period Steve Last Saturday, the Midgets hosted
Hutchins started the ball rolling as he Lambeth and won 3 - 2. Lambeth opened the
scored from defensemen Brian Chambers scoring in the first period but this time
and Matt Wilkinson. Less than a minute Goderich evenedthe score at 11:16 when
later Richard Boddy scored with Wilkinson Tim Wilson completed a two -on -one with
getting his second assist. Goderich kept the Jim Beattie.
pressure on and then Mark Cauchi netted In the second period Wilson scored his se -
the third Goderich goal assisted by Dave cond of the night again assisted by Beattie
Duncan and RyarliKelly. and Wilkinson. Before the period,ended the
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Goderich bowling action
The No Names and Oldtimers split the
points after rolling three close games. The
No Names won three points and had some
good games rolled by Donna Duncan, 184
and Del Geddes had 285 for a 631 triple. Bev
Million led the Oldtimers to a four -point gain
with 206, 215 for a 576 triple.
Skirl's girls had a hot night as they took
the iviarionettes tor seven points. The
"Girls" had some big games rolled by Joyce
Pettus who rolled a 187, Bev Whetstone shot
260, Dorothy Bourdeau had 261, while Barb
Almasi shot 254 for a 630 triple and Shirley
Kennedy had 253 for a 693 triple.
It was not a good night for the Marionettes
who were led by Marion Beacom with 193.
Marilyn b<I nnister shot 200 for a 574 triple.
Auleen's Angels were really on a roll as
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Miller with 215, Joan Burleigh had 224,
Carolyn Carter had 240 for a 593 triple.
The Blazers had good games rolled by
Jean Pinder with 191, 198 and Joyce
Hamilton rolled 212 for a 541 triple.
Trouble's Back had a real struggle as they
bowled against 100 percent of their average.
The came away with two points led by Deb
Stright with 163, Jennifer Kriespe had 205
and Audrey Brindley shot 213 for a 596 tri-
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Midgets scored a third goal, which was
disputed by the Lambeth team, but was
allowed. It came off the face-off with Tom
Bean scoring and Mark Cauchi assisting.
Lambeth added a goal to make it 3 - 2 and
from there opened the game up as Goderich
took a few penalties. The Goderich defence
played well in this last period as did goalie
Gord McInnis.
After the second week of hockey for the
Legion Midgets, they have a record of 3-3.
The second game of a home and home
series against Parkhill was played last Fri-
day night, in, ,Park sand did no have the
fast paced action the last game diad, but
Goderich got off to a fast start. They took on-
ly 18 seconds to secure their first goal. Jirn
Beattie rushed up ice and deposited the puck
in the home team's goal while Ian MacKin-
non drew an assist.
Parkhill tied the game and it looked like
the teams would finish the first period with a
tie. Steve Hutchins blasted a shot from the
point with 18 seconds Left. It was set up by
Brent Fowler. There was no scoring in the
second period.
In the third period neither team could get
any momentum until Hutchins scored his se-
cond goal unassisted. Then Goderich really
came to life. Seven seconds later Brent
Fowler tipped in a goal assisted by Beattie
and MacKinnon.
To add final insult to the Parkhill team,
Hutchins got his hattrick on a long, curving
shot from inside his own bluellne. The final
score was 5-1 in favour of Goderich.
Coach Austin praised goalie Gord MacIn-
nis in his first game in the Goderich net. He
also gave credit to Steve Hutchins and Neil
Rodger for their efforts.
Last Saturday Goderich went up against
Port Stanley and defeated them 6-4.
For a second game Goderich scored first
on a goal by Dave Duncan assisted by
linemates Mark Cauchi and Tom Bean.
Twenty-seven seconds later Cauchi scored
with Duncan getting an assist. Port Stanley
answered back, but Cauchi blasted a shot
that missed the net but Gary Erb slipped it
past the Port Stanley goaltender. Port
Stanley netted a final goal in the last minute
of the period.
In the second period Goderich kept up
their attack and five minutes into the period
Matt Wilkinson scored assisted by Ryan
Kelly and Neil Rodger. Three minutes later
Jim Beattie netted another with assists go-
ing to Tim Wilson and Richard Boddy.
Again Port Stanley scored with one minute
to play in the second period.
In the third period the two teams traded
goals - Goderich's goal was scored by
Cauchi assisted by Duncan. The line of Dun-
can, Cauchi and Bean played exceptionally
well as they accumulated eight points.
Coach Austin also added goalie Jay William-
son as star of the game.
Godes• h plays at home against Exeter
Saturda at 8:30.
Monday night ladies
The Hondas took five points and the
Edsels only got two points. Top bowler for
the Hondas was Mary Lou Melick with a 498
followed by Anne Linklater with a 490.
Doreen Willis was top bowler for the Edsels
with a 489. Janet Rumig was top bowler for
the Rolls Royce with a 633, they also took
five points, while the Caddies only took two
points, The high bowler was Ilene Sil-lih with
a 574. The Mustangs took five points led by
Barb Pigg who bowled a 572. Elsa Fickert
was high bowler for her team with a 482.
They got two points.
The Porsches were led by Audrey
Brindley with a 566 and took sever, points.
The Ramblers' high bowler was Joyce
Hamilton with a 489. The Hot Rods took five
points led by Shirley Smith with a 546. The
Love Bugs got two points. They were led by
Grace Mugford with a 534 followed by Penny
Breen with, a 501.
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