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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-11-28, Page 20Novices beaten The Goderich Novice A Team hosted Strathroy on November 24. In the first period, Strathroy opened the scoring with a goal by Darryl Campbell, assisted by Scott Greig. Goderich tied the game shortly after with an unassisted goal by Jeff Klages. Before the end of the first period, Strathroy broke the tie when Lincoln Dolbear scored, assisted by Peter Vitez and Marc Tyler. In the second period, Strathroy widened the gap with goals from Peter Vitez and Brett Boden, both unassisted. There were no Goderich goals in the second period. In the third period, Goderich got on the scoreboard again when Jeff Voland scored assisted by Ken McLarty. Strathroy was boosted with goals from Lincoln Dolbear, assisted by Peter Vitez; Roger Wardell from Darryl Campbell, and Darryl Campbell from Scott Greig. Goderich finished the scoring with David Lumby scoring unassisted to make the final score 7-3 in favour of Strathroy. Juveniles lose The Goderich Signal Star Juveniles went down to a 7-4 defeat, at the hands of Lambeth, in a Shamrock League hockey game, played November 25, in Goderich. Lambeth got the jump, scoring the first goal of the game, but the Stars battled back and led three to one after the first frame. Fiveinterrupted goals by the visitors in the second and third period had Lambeth leading 6-3, with nearly 15 minutes left in the game. But Goderich managed to bulge the -- twine only once in the final frame and Lambeth replied with the final marker of the game. Rob Dupee scored two goals for Goderich, while Darren Doak and Chris Sideris netted singles. Brent Williamson was credited with two assists and Trevor Martin helped out on one goal. Afoms win The Goderich Atoms blasted Strathroy 6- 1, in a Shamrock League game played November 24, in Goderich. Goderich fired two goals in each period, while Strathroy tallied only once in the_ third. Jeff Beange led the way with a pair of Markers, scoring the first and last goals of the game for the winners. Jason Cook scored once and assisted twice. Chad Papple, Sam Hosack and Jason Jeffrey all scored single goals. Todd Papple earned a pair of assists and Jared Whalen and Shawn Carver were each credited'with one assist. PORTO Girls blanked Goderich No. 2 Tweens took a 15-0 drubb- ing from Mitchell on November 24, in a ringette game played in Mitchell. Earlier in the week, the Green Machine beat the Blackstacs"4-1 in Houseleague ac- tion on November 19. Cathy Jo Moore, Leslie Brereton, Alesha Gloucher and Tanya Ross each scored one goal for the Green Machine and Julie Camp- bell replied for the Black Stars. A Strathroy Novice player raises his arms in celebration after scoring on Goderich goaltender Dirk Wolterbeek, during a Shamrock League game played November 24, in Goderich. Behind Dirk is Ken McLarty. Stathroy came out on top in the 7-3 contest. (photo by Dave Sykes) Legion Midgets on a roll with a pair of victories Midgets on a Roll On November 20, the Goderich Legion Midgets shocked Strathroy, by winning 5-2, in a Shamrock League hockey game. Goderich was off to a slow start, with Strathroy leading 1-0 after the first period. But then it was all Goderich. Goderich skated hard and played well to keep the score 1-0 until Richard Boddy net- ted one with 4:40 left in the second. He was assisted by Tom Bean and Kevin Talbot. Then, three minutes later, Goderich scored again with an outstanding effort by Mark Cauchi. Goderich never looked back. At 6:09 of the third period, Shawn Larder blasted one by the Strathroy goaltender to put Goderich up by two. Boddy and Talbot drew assists on the play. There were some tense moments when Strathroy scored, making it 3-2, but strong defence by everyone hampered Strathroy's comeback attempt. With under three minutes to play, Darcy McGee scored' with Cauchi picking up an assist. Fifty-four seconds later Talbot net- ted the clincher being assisted by Rod Nurse and Jim Beattie. The Goderich team played good, solid, smart hockey. They received only three _penalties,..compared to their usual .10 or more:- It --was by far the best game -yet. Coach Glenn Ferguson lost his moustache as a result of a bet. Jeff Scott played a superb game in goal. On Saturday night, the Midgets returned to old form and hung onto beat Lucan 5-3. Goderich recieved twentv-eight minutes LEARN TO MAKE SMOCKED CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS -learn 3 basic stitches and go home with a beautiful Christmas Tree ball decoration SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1,1984 Goderich Recreation Department, Community Room. 166 McDonald St. 9:30 AM- 5:00 P.M. FEE: 520.00 all supplies included. lunch provided at 52.00 extra NOR Is 'A 0,: I MEP QV CHRISTMAS Please Pre -register AT THE RECREATION OFFICE 166 McDonald St. By November 30, 1984 ik 1 CJieer* Skate '*Sunday December 2484 1:00 - 2:00 pmb7. `. Goderich Arena ADMISSION: 1 CAN OF FOOD tit • (or regular admission) Food to be donated to the Huron County Christmas Bureau Sponsored by Family & Children's Services and distributed to needy families in the Goderich area for Christmas. Come out and help those less f .rtikinrite THANK YOU! GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28.1984 --PAGE 3A GINGERBREAD HOUSE WORKSHOP Learn to assemble & decorate and take home a miniature Gingerbread House. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1984 at 7:00 P.M. Victoria School - Home Ec. Room Fee: $10.00 (includes all supplies) Pre -register at the Recreation Dept., 166 McDonald St. by November 30, 1984. Sponsored by the Goderich Rec. Dept. in penalties and only the hardwork of goaltender Jay Williamson and the defensive corps gave Goderich the win. The defensive corps included Brian Chambers, Gary Erb, Shawn Larder and Ian MacKinnon. The penalty killing for- wards did a remarkable job as well. There was no scoring in the first period. Goderich took the lead with two goals. Rod Nurse, now a forward, scored at the 3:03 mark. Nurse is becoming an excellent forward. He was assisted by Jim Beattie. At 8:28, Richard Boddy scored his first of the night, beating the Lucan goalie cleanly. Kevin Talbot and Tom Bean picked up assists. But Lucan scored three times, the last two on a power play. These goals were scored ten seconds apart in he third,period. At 8:02 Boddy scored his second with help from Mark Cauchi. Then at 12:00, Cauchi did some fine work and produced'an unassisted goal, which pro- ved to be the game winner. Darcy McGee added an empty -net goal, on a second effort from the faceoff, at 14:46 to put the game away. Brian Chambers played very strong as did Tom Bean with solid gkating and hitting. Hopefully the Midgets -will get rid -of their penalty trouble to become contenders. Dar- ren Connelly will be back after sitting out a suspension and captain Mark Burbine is still out, due to injury. 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