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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-24, Page 914 ' clw loss of season • The 'Goderieh .Lions defeated the previously undefeated Seaforth Pee Wees 6-5 in WOAA hockey action here last 'Thur- sday. The Lions' league record now stands at 15 wins and two losses. Seaforth staried• off fast, opening up a three - goal lead in the first period on goals by David Mclllwain, Chris Cardno and Kevin Melady. At that point it looked as though the teams might be, staging a repeat perforrnattee of their only other meeting this season when Seaforth jumped off to an 8-1 lead over the Lions, . only to" see the Ijons come back with a rally which fell short, with Seaforth winning 10- 8. However, this time the Lions had other Ideas: •A- ' pair of goals by right- winger Rob Gibbons and a goal off 'a hard shot from the point by • defenceman Shawn Rah- theLions_on_equal., • • tern:is -With Seaforth by the middle of the second period. • „ Seaforth regained the lead just before the end, of the. periOd on a goal by Greg -Murray, but the Lions took control of the game in the third period, outscoring • Seaforth 3-1. Todd Graham had two of the , Goderich goals and Grant , Garrow got the other on passes from Ken Huffand Graham. .Kevin yfelady_ got Seaforth's goal in the final minute of the game. Trevor Erb had two assists for Godeffoli and Todd Jeffrey had orie. The Lions played a strong game, checking consistently and moving the puck well as they prepare for their entry into OMHA playoffs. Wednesday here the Lions ' took on. the 'St ratfor d. 'M a rs -an d• Saturday, at 5:30 p.m, they will play Seaforth here again in a makeup of a game postponed earlier in the season because of _ic_e_problems.._ • .4erieh Lakeport egfeft.Itarticipoted in.. ,iinton bantain trzta,last weekend and ;o4e4„a win, tie and losaint ee game's. 1..-anst'- Thursday the -gteeler.,4 ;lacked ktp. their only, yv,in, of the tour - amt scoringqtree "Zealsin.the final peeled to latfeltrAtford 5-4. • Qoderich held a 1-0 lead after the,.first period of play With Pete Stahl scoring ,from Mark' Crawford and Paul Day after, a minute and a half of play in the game. Stratford took control of the play in the second period scoring': four straight goals in a four - minute span. Mark Crawford narrowed the , • " y, vt, • •••••••• , • ..T1!' • --,t47.7.: Stratfrod lead to 44 Math a goal late, in the second P ' The Steelera tbught bacl to 'win the katriP with a thriatgoal ntitburst in the final period. Stahl puiied Goderieh” one goal with his second gnal of the game .five minutes into the final period. • . Jrihn Thompsostied the game .with just over tWo minutes remaining and.", then scored the winning goal from Day and Brad Armstrong in the final minute of the game. Day assisted on all five Steeler goals. The Steelers remained unbeaten after their second game by salvaging a 3-3 tie With Oshaw4 *441r045r Sunday they bn•wed VOID further tournaxnerkt Play Witha 3-11oss totaaltville. The Stealers will return to action thia Patnrclay at 7 p.m. with an exhibition game at the Goderich and District Memerial coin munity Centrc. West S*09et, Oodqrkb laoslcloTOv+In Hall) 5244149 Gee Gees dump Stratford 72-48, The Goderich Gee Gees was once again led by had little trouble high scoring 'Greg defeating • Stratford 72-48 Beacom who dropped in 16 poihts. Jeff Baechler gave the opposition a fine display 9f outside shoo- ting; scoring 16 points also. Greg Smith chipped in with 10, Al Sygrove had tight, Pete Cameron and Bill Gauley each had seven, Warren Watt, six and Bill Cantelon with two rounded out the • Double 'G's scoring. Goderich's next action is • Friday, Feb. 1 when they resume—le-ague action .in pooinftfse,nsively, Goderich in an exhibition basketball game, played here last Friday night. Despite a height ad- vantage, Stratford was not able to handle the quick Gee, Gee. team which used a slick,' fast - break offense to build up an early lead. Pete Cameron, and Bill Gauley had fine defensive performances and were able to hold Stratford's A member of the GDCI midget Vikings holds the inside position on a Tillsonburg forward in tournament action at GDCI Saturday. Goderich defeated Clinton in their Hirst game but lost to in--the—semi-finab-•-(phata-lby— Dave Sykes) Stars lose filicil game Tfhe Goderich Signal - Star Juveniles lost their final game . of the Shamrock' League camping 6-5 to Belmont Friday and Monday they 'defeated Kitchener 5-3 in exhibition play. The game in Belmont Friday was a wild affair that was stopped after two periods and later resumed. Goderich led the game 5-2 after two periods but the referee and league' convenor called the game because of the number of penalties. Goderich was dressed and . .redy to head home when they were told the final period would be played. Belmont scored four times in the final period in a three minute span to wi'n 6-5 their second victory overjhe Stars this season in the three games between the teams. The loss leaves the Stars' with 14 wins and ' two Aosses in their 16 - game schedule. Belmont is one point behind with 13 wins, one loss and a tie. The referee and con- venor called the game after two -periods after Goderich was assessed 16 , minor penalties, two misconducts, ,a, five-, minute spearing major and a match misconduct. Belmont was tagged with 17 minor penalties, a five; minute spearing in- fraction and a match penalty. Each' team picked up three minor penalties in the final period. Bill Peters, Rob Trebish, Don Elliott, Ken Reid and Greg Hallam scored the Goderich goals. Goderich, led 5-2 after. two periods but . Belmont retaliated, with four goals in a ,three- , minute span in 'the final period for the win. Ofi» Monday the Stars got • two -goal per- Bantam B's Hurn park scored single goals in each period as they blanked the Goderich Bantam Es. 3-0 in WOAA league play. Bob Rook did' much of the damage for Huron Park scoring the winning goal in the first period and adding an insurance goal in the• third peribd. Russ Hater scored the other goal. 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