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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-03-26, Page 36PAGE 6B _ jODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1986 or s Squeeze play. There was plenty 9f action along the boards and in the open ice area as well Sunday as the Old Goderich Sailors ,of Intermediate C fame, vintage 1978-79, tangled with their nautical counterparts, the Junior C Sailors in an exhibition game. While some of the Sailors have hung up the skates or gone to the recreation league, they showed the juniors a few moves and defeated them handily 15-8. (photo by Sharon Dietz) • Angels challenge for top. Auleen's Angels are flying high as they -took all seven points from Trouble's Back. The -Angels" are in third place and could end up in the top spot with continued good games from Marg Miller 170, 174, Auleen Theriault 206, Joan Burleigh 212, Brenda Dineen 249 and Carolynitarter 219, 262, 652 - triple. Trouble's Back had some high games rolled by Deb Stright 168, Mary Chambers 190 and .Audrey Brindley's 566 triple. The Marionettes took five points from the Oldtimers to take first place in the league. High games rolled by Kit Smith 177, 186, Ett•Bradley 223 and Betty Fisher 243, 613 triple. The Oldtimers took two points led by Chris Reed 176, Jane Boyd 209, Bev Million 216, 227 and Nancy White's 2101, 214, 604 triple. The No Names downed Shirt's Girls as they took four points. Good games were rolled by Pauline Jacques 174, Dei Geddes 206, 213, 602 triple, and Ann McCartney 226, 249, 652 triple. Shirt's Girls took three points led by Barb Almasi 211,. Shirley Kennedy 266, 661 triple. .Mary Lynne Telford rolled 220, 261, 637 triple which was 169 pins over her average triple. The Blazers bowled against 100 percent of their average and managed to take three points. High games rolled by Lor- raine Jones 183, 202, 555 triple, Joyce Hamilton 208, 214, 587 triple. Fran Rae, a member of this team, started league bowl- ing when the alleys were on West Street. tom Bs edged 2-1 by Clinton in final It took two overtime periods before Clin- ton was able to score and defeat Goderich 2-1 to win the Huron -Perth Atom cham- pionship in Zurich Sunday. The loss was a tough one ,for Goderich after it had defeated the Clinton Number 2 team Friday and Hensall Sunday to earn a. berth in the Huron -Perth final. Goderich defeated the second Clinton team 3-2 Friday in Zurich and Sunday they advanced to the final with a 3-1 victory over Hensall. In the final game, the teams played through two scoreless period and it wasn't until midway through the final period that Clinton scored tp hold a 1-0 lead. With five minutes.. left in the game Ryan Farrish scored for Goderich to tie the game with Shawn Narver and Derek Stinson assisting. The game remained tied until Scott Mc- Clenaghan scored in the second overtime to give Clinton the championship. In its first gaine, Goderich got a two -goal performance from David Boyce, incuding the winner in the first minute of the third period, to defeat Clinton 3-2. Goderich led 1-0 after one period on. Boyce's First goal and a goal by Andrew Scott in the second upped the Goderich lead to two. Clinton came back with two goals in the span of a minute in the second period to tie the game but Boyce's goal in the third period proved to be the winner. In the game Sunday, Goderich spouted heiwan �� wie-goal lead alter Linc period then roared back with three straight goals in the second period to win the game 3-1. Shawn Carver scored two goals for Goderich while Boyce had the other. Far- rish had two assists while Steve Hogan, Jeff Rau and Jeff Phelan had singles. The members of the Atom team include: Jamie Hedmond.who played goal in all three games, Jeff Rau, Ryan McClincliey, David Boyce, Trevor Bazinet. Scott Creamer, David Bogie, Derek Stinson, Scott Mathiesou, Drew Macaulay. Andrew Scott, Steve Hogan. Jeff Phelan, Shawn Carver, Ryan Farrish and Robbie Ayres, Shane Pollock and David Edwards. The team was coached by Jim Farrish,Scott • Macaulaynnd Wayne Rau. Peewee Bs win Huron -Perth championship The Goderich, Peewee Bs defeated Ex- eter 3-2 Saturday and Mitchell 2-1 Sunday to win the Huron -Perth league champion- ship. Jerry Hartin, Kelly McDonald and Steve - Atchison scored one goal apiece for Goderich Saturday as the peewee Bs defeated Exeter 3-2. Hartin scored the first Goderich goal and assisted on the other two to lead the offence. Jeremy Grasby chipped in with two assists in the game. The win earned Goderich a berth in the league championship. against Mitchell Sunday and the team made the most of the opportunity winning 2-1 in the final seconds. Hartin again provided the offensive spark for Goderichscpring both goals. He scored at 4:42 of "fhe first period with McDonald and Grasby assisting, to boost Goderich into a one -goal lead. The teams played through a scoreless second period and it wasn't until midway through the final period when Mitchell scored to tie the game. The prospect of sudden -death overtime loomed large with the teams tied but Har - tin scored his second goal of the gaine with just two seconds remaining in regulation time to clinch tlfie championship for Goderich. Atchinson assisted on the winn- �g Colin McKinnon played both games in goal for Goderich and turned in a solid per- formance. Backup goaltender Jason Dempsey was fighting the flu. The members of the championship. team include: Colin McKinnon, Jason Dempsey, Sean Bloch, Braden Dent, Jason Lebeau, Mark Kinihan, Chris Erb, Marc Melick, Jerry Hartin, Jeremy Grasby, Kelly McDonald, Steve Tzioumis, Steve Atchin- son, Allan Brindley, Chris Walker, Doug MacDonald and Brent Anderson. The team was coached and managed by Kirk Lyn- don, Tom Grasby and Norm Kennedy. The team was sponsored by the Signal -Star. Novices win Listowel consolation title The Goderich Garb and Gear Novice team brought its seasons to a successful conclusion by winning the consolation championship at the Listowel Tournament on the weekend. Goderich lost its opening„round match to Flesherton 5-2 but rebounded with a 4-3 win over, Hanover in the second game to earn a berth in the consolation final. In the cham- pionship game, Goderich defeated Walker- ton 4-2. In the chan,pionsoip gaiue, the teams played through a scoreless first period but Goderich took control of the game with three unanswered goals in the second period to hold a 3-0 lead heading into the final` period. Bryan Hodges, Mike McBride and David Lumley scored for Garb and Gear in the second period. Walkerton got back inthe game with a CREASE A NEWJOB FOR.: AYOUNG PERSON ANDWFI'LL PAYYOU $1.25 AN H UR. Busineks orfarm,you could quay fyou hire a young person who's between 15 and 24 this summer. 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Hodges had scored for Goderich in the first period both on unassisted efforts. • The team members include: Chris Lyn- don, Dirk Wolterbeck, Bryan Hodges. Taylor Cicchini, Rob Kinihan, Derek Gilchrist, Jeff Volland, Mike McBride, Jason Meriam, David Lumley, Lee Williamson, Trevor Macaulay, .Jeff Klages, Ken McLarty and Craig Cor- riveau. The team is coached by Brian Rumig and John Hodges. Ice finally out of -arena for the season • It's been a long winter. While many hockey or ringette teams maylong for just one more chance on the ice; their dreams will have to wait until the fall. Most Goderich minor hockey teams wrapped up their 1985-86 season on the,. weekend with tournaments or our -of -town league championships. The Goderich tween ringette team wrapped up the Huron -Perth championship this past weekend and only the Jr. Belles remained in need of ice as they wrapped up the league playoff schedule in Goderich Mon- day. 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