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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-14, Page 91 • , 1 Jim McDonald, Green and Parent Mustangs goaltender, kicks aside a shot in playoff action against Petrolia Saturday. McDonald played a solid game in net to lead one -game lead in the Dave Sykes) • . SPORTS the Mustangs to a 3-1 win and best -of -three series. (photo by • stangs win 34 GOPBR ICH SIGN . • With thefhelp of a few goalposts, crossbars and thI strong goaltending of Jim MacDonald the GReen and Parent Mustangs enjoy a one - game lead in their OMHA playoff series.. Here Saturday the Mustangs shaded Petrolia 3-1 to take a one - game „lead in the best -of - three playoff series. The second game. will be played in Petrolia Saturday 'and if a third and deciding game is necessary -it will also be in Petrolia. The Mustangs led 1-0 after one .period of play, held a 2-1 edge after two periods and added the only goal of the final period to win 3-1. The• Mustangs took the lead early in the game as defenceman Mike Paquette beat Roy Jacklin in the Petrolia goal after taking a pass from Larry Boyce. Goderich increased their lead to two goals after four minutes of play in the second period as the Petrolia, goal ,eiS he Rick Stahl shovelled in a waS allowed to pick up a ' Pass from Boyce and loose puck behind the Larry 4,91iy on the power Grodericir net, skate in play. front unmolested and • MacDonald preserved poke in a rebound. - 'the Mustang lead vyith The Mustangs held on some outstanding to the one -goal lead goaltending but Petrolia thrOughoikt the final filially beat him at 6.11 of period until Stahl scored the second period as a the insurance goal into an result of some sloppy empty net with five defensive play. seconds remaining. Rick Tremblay scored • Bridge Club scores Auleen Currie and Jean Joanne Duclfworth and Papernick combined for tee Ryan topped the a point total of 821,4 tn East-West division with take top spot in the North- 791/2 points while Gordon. South sectionof play at Rutledge and Rcik the February 12 meeting Somers were second with of the Goderich Bridge 771/2 points. Club. Bogie rink off to B.C. for playoff For the second straight team competing finished year a Goderich rink has second. The team in - advanced to the eluded Gerald Walter, Tfi Foresters Nati ona 1 P,1911 Foster, Phil Turner Curling Championship. and Larry Sturdy. And it is no surprise that Cam Bogie ha skipped his rink to their second straight berth in the Forester event. Bogie and his rink consisting of Dennis Lebrun, Jim Hawkins and Jack McKinnon swept a round robin series in the Foresters, Southern • Ontario-- . 77-fti"-6 - • Championships last . , weekend in Brantford. Six teams participated ---------- in the "' tourney with Bogie's rink winning allfive games against Brantford, Oshawa, Peterborough, Fergus and a second Goderich team. The Goderich team now advances to the Forester championship in Hope, British Columbia. beginning March 18. Seven provinces will be represented in- the—five day round robin cham- • pionship. Last year, the same rink participated in the finals in Oshawa. The other Goderich • The Signal -Star juveniles are making a habit of last second heroics. r‘ But coach Doug Cruickshank is afraid the team will soon run out of time if they aren't careful. On Monday hip Stoneybrook the Stars tied Stoneybrook 7-7 in the first game of the best - of -three playoff series. And it wasn't easy. The Stars got a clutch goal. from Rob McDonald with just one second remaining in the game and each team scored once in the overtime Sailors dump Lucknow 6-4 The Goderich Sailors are having difficulty. shaking Lucknow in their race for the division lead. • • • On. Friday theSailors • jumped into the division• • lead with a 6-4 win over "--the Lancers -in Goderich but Lucknow - defeated Wellesley Sunday to keep pace. That leaves the. teams • tied for first -place in the division • which would be decided in a game bet. ween .the teams. in Lucknow Wednesday. Here Friday the.Sailors scored three times'in the • final. period in a 6-4 victory over the Lancers. The game was close , checking through the first period and Lucknow held a 1-0 lead. after 20 ininutes of play son a goal by Dave MacKinnon. • The teams opened up somewhat in the second period and the Sailors .outscored Lucknow 3-2 to tie the game 3-3 aftentwo periods. Goderich took • advantage of Lancer penalties in the final period racking up three goals en rout to the 6-4 • win. Dan Duncan led the Sailors offensively scoring twice in the ierfod assisting on a third period goal by Ken Daer. Daer was also productive 'Of- fensively scoring the fourth Goderich goal and assisting on two others. Daer, Dale Duncan, Scott Parks and Paul Kelly had one goal each for Goderich. The Sailors played in Lucknow Wednesday and retur.n• home Friday for a ' • .l. • game against the Mildmay Monarchs. Game time is 8.30 p.m. in the Goderich end District Community Centre. .1 period to produce a /-7 The second game of the series will be played in Goderich Sunday at 2.30 p.m. while the third game will go _in Stoneybrook next weekend. Because of the tie a fourth game, if necessary, will_be played kGoderich. 'The Stars are faced with a tough test in the first round playing a team that Cruickshank describes as "big, husky and•hustling." Goderich trailed 2-1 'after one _period but Merchants drop outscored, Stoneybrook 4- 3 in the second period to tie the game 5-5. Stoneybrook scored the go-ahead goal late in.the two to Zurich " final and McDonald The •Goderich Mer- • chants relinquished their hold on first place in the North Division of the SHHL losing two,„ games to the Zurich Buckeyes. The Merchants, who have been 'riddled with injuries of late, lost two games to the Buckeyes, 5- 4 in Goderich and 9-1 in Zurich. They rebounded for ,a 5-4 win over Hensall here Monday on a late goal by John Hoy. Zurich will likely win the division title as they have,,, three games remaining • while the Merchants have one. Manager Ken Fagan said the team is likely to finish third in the overall standings behind Zurich and Centralia, leaders of _ the South Division. ' The Merchants have one more league ,remaining against Exeter and will likely begin their playoffs February 25. In the game against Hensall here Monday the Merchants rallied from a • 2-'1 first period deficit • with two goals in both the second and third periods to claim the 5-4 victory. Phil Petrie scored the Merchant first period goal while Dave Graf and • Greg Hansen added second period goals., They trailed 4-3 in the final period before Paul Schaefer tied the game with his first goal and John Hoy scored the winner late in the game. The Merchants should be healthy for the. playoffs and playing only one game in the next two weeks will help. While they sputtered somewhat in the loss column the goaltending duo of Doug Spitzig and Doug Fisher remains the stingiest_ in -the- league-, They are likely to repeat as the - league's top goaltending pair. This weekend the ' Merchants are staging a 50s dance at the Arena to raise money for the club and tickets are available from Ken Feagan. PUBLIC MEETING Goderich Area Planning Board Tuesday, March 4, 1980 730 p.m. Town Hallo Council Chambers 57 West Street -r• PURPOSE: To discuss the proposed rezoning by-law amendment for the Harbour Park Inn, 168 West Street, more specifically known as Part of Lots 3. 4, 5, 6, 7, A, Registered Plan No. 7, Town of Goderich. • The existing zoning by-law designation Is R2 and 0,S. (open space). The applicant wishes redesignation to special R2 zone to permit an addition to the existing Har- bour Park inn with a new adjacent car pariel'''' Comments and participation are welcomed from all interested persons. For more informailon please call 524-9492. Kenneth C. Hunter, C.E.T. Secretary, Planning Board forced the overtime with his last second -goal as he moved into the slot and banged in a pass from Larry Daer. The Stars had pulled their goaltender is favor of a sixth attacker. - Stoneybrook midway :through th_e. overtime period but Goderich got a goal from Roger Lewis 18 seconds later to produce the tie. Bill Peters' led the Stars offensively with two goals. Greg Hallam, Steve Lobb, John Clement, McDonald and Lewis added one goal apiece. ' Hallam also added twc assists and Ken Reid and Mike Hodges each assisted on three goals. DON'T FORGET -THE KINSMEN SKIENA•oTHON Next. Sunday, Feb. 17th from Zehrs Parking Lot • after 11 a.m. Refreshments served after Pick up your pledge sheets at all - Beckers, Mac's Milk, Kirkey Texaco or any Kinsmen Proceeds go for ARC Industries and Cystic Fibrosis 111181118111SMaillia .c • ESTABLISHED 1873 howkk FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY WROXETER, ONTARIO The 107th Annual Meeting of the Company will be held in the Wroxeter Community Hall, Wroxeter, Ontario. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1980 Purpose: 1. To receive the Annual Statement and Auditor's Report. 2. 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