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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-17, Page 11• g • points. runaway victory, 7516 Clair, Dennis Aubin led overWingham. the , Vikings with 11 Next action for the junior Vikings is today Mik . Wedlock, Ben poihts. Colin Alexander here against Exeter. 1VIelick, and Chris Pitre had 10, Mike Wedlock of exhibition games Saturday in Sarnia,- Scott Bell and Karl Kroh - mer with four each and • liere Monday the beating St. Clair 50-33 and Andy Masse with two . VikingsIliad another SeirS;'11-35 A ainst St 1111111.10111.1.11110MINE"). 4 ; 4 We would like to express our thanks to the following for their assistance in making our weekend in St. Lambert, Quebec a reality. DEAL SUPPLY AMOR HOCKEY * I SUPPORTERS CLUB 7•,,TIT,„.57,f7,17-..7".••7•7, „ : ;In Steelers edge Seaforth 5-4 ••T• he Goderich Lakeport Steel Bantams got a goal from Paul Day 'With just ' over three minutes remaining in the game to edge Seaforth 5-4 in WOAA league play in Goderich Saturday. The goal was the third of the game for Day as he added two goals in the second period and then completed the hat trick with the winning -goal. The teams exchanged single goals in- the first period and were tied 3-3 after two .periods but Goderich outscored Seaforth 2-1 in the final period to clinch the win. • Seaforth scored the first zooal of the game but • r•-• • .„.• • Mustangs close itt with three strdght wm. league lea big r g Bears 94 on, SIIII-daY • , GODERICli,SIONAL•4FrAP.,,THUASPAY, J414.114#1/17x by BryoulViarriage The. Clinton Mustangs advanced closer to the top three • teams in Central Jr. 'C' action last weekend as they defeated the Arthar.EagleS 5-3 on Friday night .and the it, was the only time they held the lead. David Gallow replied for Goderich with :John Thompson and Brad Armstrong assisting. Day s.cored twice in the second • period for Goderich while Arm- strong scored the fourth Steeler goal in the third a period. This week the Steelers will participate • in the - bantam tournament in Clinton and their first game iS against St:rat, lord, Thursday at 7.15 p.m. •On. Saturday they will play Oakville at 9.45 p.m. and Sunday they battle Oshawa at 6 p.m. Midgets hang on for 4-2 victory • The • Goderich Green and Parent Mustangs built up a three -goal lead against Mitchell and hung on for 4-2 win in' WOAA league play here Saturday. • Rick Stahl'scOred early in the'second period on an : • unassisted effort to in- crease the Goderich lead to three pals. a :Mitchell got back in the --game with a gcial at 5.03 of the second period but 'Larry Boyce countered ,for Godetich tow minutes •later to restore the Mustang's three -goal bulge.• All the scoring was , completed in the first half of the game and the teams played scoreless over the final 22 minutes. • Goderich held a2-0 lead after one period of play with John Huff Scoring the first goal on an unassisted play: Just 30 seconds later,- Willie Denomme boosted the Mustangs into a two -goal lead with Huff and Jim Fritzley assisting on the play. nig. The StatIP Mu'relitlY trail Walkerton by four points. In last Friday 11.1klit's game, the Mustangs d th corin -first periO4 on goals by •The Eagles tied. .,the Steve Arbo r,.assisted by gable late in the period on goals by 'Fred O'Donnell and Kevin Foord. The Mustangs took a one goal lead in the second period on a goalbfPhil Arthur, assisted by. Dave Stephenson and Steve • Arbour. The Eagles tied. it up midway through the • period on O'Donnell's second goal of the game. "The Stangs pulled away in 'the third period. by scoring two unanswered gnats,. the f4rSt goal by Dave Stephenson assisted by Phil Arthur and John Hart.; Steve Arbour scored the insurance goal assisted by Westburg and Stephenson. Sunday night's game between Port Elgie,„ and Clinton was the 'final meeting for these teams 'Airing regular season play. The Mustangs fell behind early in the first period as the Bears outscored the Stangs 4-3.. • Brent Daw assisted by Johansson and Westburg, . Bill Pickering assisted by Jeff Watson and Greg t Flowers.- and Greg FlowerS-Erssisted by Mike Pinch • handled the Mustang scoring in the first period: The second period, belonged to the Stangs: as they outscored the Bears • 4-2. The Mustang scorers • were Claus Westburg, • assisted by Brent Daw,• __ Phil Arthur- assisted- by-- Dave Stephenson' and • Steve Arbbur; Greg Flowers., assisted by John Hart 'andlohn Page, and • Bill,Pickering asist€dbSr GregFlowers. • The third period w, as , much closer as the Stangs • outscored Port Elgin 2-1 • but the Bears outshot the •'Stangs 14-9. ape e S ginttle Watson. Claus Westburg and Phil Arthur and the second goal by Claus Westburg, assisted by Magnus Johansson and Jeff in• 4.• Mike Wedlock (34)of he GDCI juniorNikings keeps a close watch on a •Wingham player in league action in Goderich Monday. The jimiors won the gaine 75-10fortheir fifth stTaightleaguevvin.-(photo by Dave Sykes-) finiregOealll or oyedgathe the me • Jr. Vikes win fifth straight midway through the second period. Mitchell enjoyed numerous manpower advantages in .the final period but were unable to beat JintMcDcmald in the Goderich net. • BY TD „ scored 10 points, apiece seven, Andy Masse six, , The • GDCI junior for Goderich,. Andy Kevin Adams five and Vikings won two league Masse had „eight, Scott Joe Morrissey had four games over the past Bell seven and Dennis Points'. • • week, boosting their Atibin six, while Kevin Mike Wedlock had a 20 league record to 5-0. Adams and Colin point game against Last Thursday coach Alexander had five each, SCITS. • Dave "Fin" Lynn Meyers squad Da.Ve-McDonald and.johri McDonald and . John • overpowered St. Marys • Leddy had four apiece. Leddy had 10 points each. Bantarn B s win• one, lose • The goderich Bantam Bs played -three league games last week and came away with two points. Last Wednesday they dropped a 7-1 decision to Zurich, on Friday • they were defeated 5-2 by Blyth and Saturday they shaded Hensall 2-1 for their only victory. • In the game against Zurich the teams were tied 1-1 after one period of play but Zurich wrapped the 'win with three goals in both the second and third periods. -Vanstone 'scored- • the only Goderich goal in the first period on an unassisted effort. Against Blyth the teams were tied 1-1 after two periods of play but . 78-7. The Vikings jumped Rob Plunkett had three Other Viking scorers off to a 28-2 first quarter and Jim MacDonald had were Dennis Aubin, nine, • • lead and Meyers went to two. • •The Vikings won'a pair • ... ' Morrissey.and Colin „ his bench for the rest of „ Alexander with SiX each, ' the gentle. Kevin, Adams, •Joe -Phil Arthur scoredboth Clinton goals in the third •period, n assisted by Stephenson and Arbour. John Page made 40 saves in the game while the Port Elgin goaltenders Made 33. wo . - Blyth outstared Goderich *1 in the, final period-th• . record the 5-2 win. Pual McCartney scored • a second period goal for Goderich and Jeff Feagan scored the lone bantam third period goal. In a game here against Hensall Saturday the Bantam Bs scored two goals in the opening period and • hung on for a 2-1 win. Lee Frisby scored the first Goderich goal from Jeff Feagan and Paul Brenner. The line clicked again in the first period on the winning goal with Bre"nner scoring from Feagan and Frisby. Hensall ruined Doug Dickson's shutout bid scoring . with just two minutes remaining in the game. Goderich United Soccer Club REGISTRATION FOR THE 1980 SEASON FEBRUARY 3rd St. Mory's School, Goderich Between 2 tend 5 p.m. or Contact J. 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Mike Pinch aaanalsto• G. 1-•:g Flowers , After Hanover tied the score Dave Stephenson put the Stangs in front for good with Phil Arthur and ,Claut Westburg assstisetvineArg. bour talliei at. 9:36 of the second perio4 on a pass from. Dave Stephenson for the only goal 'of the period. 'Clinton struck •quickly in the third, as Arbour got his second consecutive goal, assisted by Phil Arthur and Tony Gib- bings and Mike Pinch scored from John Hart „and Tony Gibbins. HanoVer —launched a comeback bid with three straight goals with two of these goals scored on the powerplay as the referee handed out a total of 20 minor penalties. On several occasions, the fans protested penalties. Clinton's goaltender Gerry Gaynor made 24 saves, while Hanover netminder Brad Murray faced 38 shots. The Stangs have only one home game left; on Ja,nuary 27 and make three • more „road trips including this, Friday night -when -they -go to Arthur for an 8:30 contest and Sunday night, when they travel to Wingham fora 3p.m. game. , Too fat.? Too thin? Too tired? Too often? Do something for sornebody: . . Tour body! Fitness is fun. 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