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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-12-12, Page 23PAG( P► - GODERICH SIGNAL-STA,i3 W DNJ $D Y. DECEMB1t;R 19 1%14 "Has anyone seen the puck?". That's the question these players seem to be asking, as they crowd into the goal -crease, during a Junior C hockey game between the Clinton Mustangs and the Port Merry Ch ris tmas Elgin Bears. The Bears won the game, played Friday night in Goderich, by a 10-5 count, after exploding for six goals in the third period. (photo by Patrick Raftis ) We would like to extend "Seasons Greetings" to all our forme,Austomers in the area. We would also like to take tiii—Vbpportunity to thank them for their patronage over the years. It was much appreciated. Our business has now been taken over by John & Ann Scott of Howatt Bros. Ltd. SINCERELY VERNE & MADELINE BEAN tiA • Bantam line sets record 'The GoderichAlevafor Bantams started the first period very slowly but still beat Lucan 6-1. They allowed the Lucan team to open 'the scoring at 9.38 of the first period and if Tom Durnin had not made some key saves in the fist period; the Goderich team might a came out of the period losing by more than 1-0. ` '' Gj • CMETO RIECK PHARMACY WHERE SERVICE IS ALWAYS IN SEASON RIECK a-©C� Pharmacy 524-7241 14 SHOPPERS SQUARE, GODERICH YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD DRUG STORE • The Goderich team came out in the second period looking more like their old selves and playing as a team. ' Scott Garrow scored the first goal for Goderich, at 4.38 of the second period, with a couple of nice moves and a sharp pass from Byron Bowman. The second goal was scored by'1'erry Panabecker with a hard wrist shot from j t inside the blue line at 10.05 of the second. was the go-ahead goal which started th Goderich team on its way. The third goal which was one of the prettiest goals of the night, came when George Sideris ok the Duck on the face off at the first of the third period and went straight through the forwards, deked the defence and the goalie and tucked it high in the right c Sjderis' second goal was scoreda Irlint . la'ter,.on a nice`.. lair, with an assist goingto Bobby Allen and Byron Bowman, 'The last two goals were scored by B Whetstone. The first at 4.18 of the third' period on. a swift three-way combinatign from Darren Stanbury and Scott Garrow, with Whetstone tipping it in the bottom left hang, corner. Whetstone's second goal at43.37 came on a break away pass from Garrow, 'with Bill making a super move on the goaltender before tucking it in the bottom right corner. The Goderich line of Whetstone, Garrow and Darren Stanbury scored an all category record of three goals in 22 seconds, in the Clinton Optimist Tournament, the weekend of Novemeber 29th. Novices win first home game 6-1 The Novice "A" team travelled to Strathroy on December 1 and 2 to compete in a Novice Tournament. On December 1, the first game was played against Mooretown. Mooretown defeated Goderich 5-0. In the second game, Goderich defeated Watford 6-2. Bryan Hodges scored two goals for Goderich, one unassisted and the other assisted by Jason Meriam. Jason Meriam also scored two goals for Goderich, both unassisted. Ken McLarty scored from Mike McBride and Jeff Volland; and Jeff Klages scored from Lee Williamson to round out the Goderich scoring. This win qualified the team to return to the tournamei on December 2. The local Novices defeated Thedford 5-0 that day, led by Bryan Hodges' hat trick. One of his goals was unassisted. He was assisted on the other two by David Lumley and Jason Meriam. Other goals were scored by Jeff Klages assisted by Lee Williamson and Jeff Volland assisted by Jason Meriam. The boys then -played against Strathroy for the consolation championship. It was a very close exciting game with the score tied at 2-2 at the end of the first period. Goderich goals were ' scored by Jason Meriam assisted by Dave Lumley and Bryan Hodges and by Bryan, Hodges assisted by Jeff Volland and Craig Corriveau. )41i JAMBORE � LUES WEEKEND SPECIALS WED., DEC. 12th to SAT., DEC. 15th almost scored the equalizer in° the third period, Strathroy scored the final goal with 4:33 left in the game, to make the final score 5-3 in Strathroy's favor. Congratulations boys on your display of excellent defensive hockey and to Chris Lyndon and Dirk Wolterbeek for ydur outstanding goaltending. The Novice "A" team hosted Lucan Saturday, December 8 and won decisive 6- 1 for their first "homeice" victory. Goderich opened the scoring midway through the first period when Bryan Hodges got a goal, assisted by David Lumley. In the second period, Goderich added two more goals when Ken McLarty scored from Mike 'McBride and Hodges scored again, this time unassisted. The third period saw goals tallied by Ken McLarty assisted by Jeff Volland; David Lumley assisted by Jason Meriam; and Lumley again, unassisted. Lucan's lone marker, breaking Goderich's bid for a shut -out, came with 1:52 left in the game when Jeff Campbell, assisted by Shawn Fairweather, finally got past goaltender Chris Lyndon. Lyndon shared goaltending duties with Dirk Wolterbeek. Both goalies made excellent saves throughout the game. Goderich Novices travelled to Exeter on At the end of the second per Si , the score December 9 and were handed a decisive 8-1 was 4-3 in favor of Strat • y. Goderich's defeat. goal had come from Bryan odges,, assisted The lone arker for G ehcat by Jason Menem. Bryan munassisted, midway hrow h Although Goderich played well and the second period. 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Chambers and Rod In the first period, Parkhill,dominated Nurse assisted on the play. and scored three consecutive goals. Goderich continued to play sloppily as Goderich finally put one on the scoreboard, Strathroy scored three more, to make it 5-1 with 6:31 left in the second period, when in their favour. Tom Bean scored, assisted by Darren Con Torry Bean scored a short-handed goal at nelly and Gary Erb.. 8:30 of the third . riod in a losing cause. Then with 1:31 left, Gary Eris -scored on a Mark Cauchi and . rk .Burbine received hard slapshot- from the 'top -of the circle, assists. Mark Buri';' e has recovered from assisted by Ian MacKinnon. Goderich kept his knee injury, an pl . yed well Saturday. the pressure on, until their comeback was Strathroy added another goal to round out halted by two Parkhill goals. the scoring 6-2. Goderich played well, considering they Williamsquite did had 25 minutes in penalties. The notJay receive the bestonplayed help from thewell restashe of the penalty killers could not keep up with the team. Parkhill powerplay. Jeff Scott played a very good game in net, keeping Goderich in the Darren Connelly, Kevin Talbot, Darcy game at crucial moments. CeMcGee d Shawn Larder all missed the Against Strathroy, penalties again were game. the major factor, as Goderich chalked up 38 Hopef ly the Goderich team can improve minutes including a ten minute misconduct. their play and keep the penalty minutes The Goderich team was outplayed and out- down in future games. They play in Exeter skated as the whole team lacked sharpness. tonight. Pee Wees boost r,Kord- The Goderich Lion's Peewees ran their season record to eight wins, five losses last Saturday with an 8-1 win over the visiting Lucan Irish. Kevin Moss' unassisted goal and Chris O'Neill's first of two goals, with Tim Har- rison assisting, gave the Lion's a 2-0 first period lead they never gave up. In the second stanza, four Lion markers put the contest out of reach for the visitors. Tim Harrison's good speed to the outside of the defence enabled him to tally his first of two, with O'Neill and Paul Hamilton assisting and gave Goderich a 3-1 lead. Jean Paul Cauchi upped the score, with a hard shot from the point, a minute later, Jeff4iodge converted a Shawn Talbot pass. Talbot in turn, had received a pass from Sean O'Brien to make it 5-1 and then Chris O'Neills second goal from Hamilton and Cauchi from close range rounded out second period scoring. In the third period, Tim Harrison notched ' his second goal after taking a pass from Lonnie Rumig to make the score 7-1. Brian Lane finished the scoring, as he took a pass from Doug Rivers and then tallied on a breakaway. . This Saturday, the Lions will be in St' Marys. Atoms whip Lucan 7-1 The Goderich Atoms won two games on the weekend, whipping Lucan 7-1, here Saturday and topping Exeter 3-1, in a Sun- day road game. Goaltender Chuck MacLennan was outstanding between the pipes for Goderich Saturday, letting in only one first -period est of the goal and stonewalling Lucan t game. Todd Papple led the scoring pa e for Goderich, with a hat trick. Andrew cLarty scored two and Jared Whalen and Jason Jef- frey netted singles, with Jeffrey also credited with an—assist. Also assisting on goals were: Mark Phillips, with' two and Jason Conk,. Chad Papple, Shawn Carver and Donnie Rivers. Jeff Beange led the way for Goderich in Sunday's game, with a two -goal perfor- mance, while Jason Jeffrey netted the other marker. Jason Hayter earned two assists and Shawn Carver was credited with one. Jason Duckworth and Chuck MacLennan were solid in the Goderich net. ATOM HOUSELEAGUE Goderich blanked Mitchell 11-0 in an Atom Houseleague game, played December 8, in Goderich. Goaltender Jamie Redmond recorded the shutout for Goderich. Andrew Scott scored four goals and one assist for Goderich. Drew MacAuley scored twice; Brian Lamb, Jason Lajeunesse, Trevor Bazinet, and David Boyce all scored one goal and one assist; James McDade scored one goal; Jeff Phelan, Scott Mathieson and Jeff Kent, all assisted on one goal. - In local Atom Houseleague action, White defeated Blue 2-1 in a December 3 contest. Blue opened the scoring on a goal by Drew MacAuleyassisted by James McDade and Ryan McClinchey. Jason Lajeunesse and Trevor Bazinete scored for White. Assisting were: Jason Duckworth Scott Creamer, Derek Stinson and Brian Lamb. belles split pair of games The Goderich Belles split a pair of ringette games with Stratford, in Goderich on November: -25.., After winning the first game, a 10-4 blowout, Goderich was edged by the visitors 8-7 in game two. In game one, Stacey Rean scored four goals and assisted one one, for Goderich; Allison Graham scored three, Angie Chisholm scored two goals and one assist and Debbie O'Brien scored one goal and assisted on three. Vicky Vanderburgh and Lori McCartney each assisted on a pair; while Marianne Glazier and Debbie Habel each assisted on one goal. Scoring for Goderich in the second contest were : Stacey Rean, three goals; Allison Graham, two goals, one assist; Vicky Vanderburgh, two goals; Marianne Glazier, two assists; and Lori McCartney, Debbie Hebei and Mary Sue McLennan, one assist Led by a four -goal performance from Trisha Rumig, Goderich Lions Tweens downed Stratford No. 4, 8-3. Rumig; who also earned an assist in the contest, led the teams scorers, which in- cluded: Annett Jones, two goals, one assist; Angi Harrison and Karen Armstrong, one goal each; Kelly Lumley, two assists; Jen- nifer Durnin, Laurie Dawson, and Paula Vanderburgh, one assist each.