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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-12-03, Page 32Sports Hosack scores three in 6®3 win MINOR HOCKEY Sam liosack recorded a hat trick to lead the Goderich Pee Wee 'r; squau w a v :; triumph over visiting Clinton Friday night int;oderich. Hosack scored a gual in every period to •pace the locals to victory. Clinton opened 'the' scoring in the first period, but Tim 'Stinson tied it and Hosack's first marker of the contest gave the winners the lead they ' would never relinquish. Hosack gave Goderich a 3-1 lead in the middle period, but Clinton scored to cut the lead midway though the middle session. Chris Walker gave the home team their two -goal advantage once again before the period ended. Shawn Carver scored early in the third to give Goderich a 5-2 lead before Hosack completed his hat trick. • The strong defence of Chris Erb, Doug MacDonald, Mark Kinahan, Steve At- , chison, Chris Burbine and Paul Hartin all played well in the Goderich victory. Despite the loss, Clinton goalie Trinia 'Lyndon, the niece of Goderich coach Rick Lyndon, played a stellar game in goal. The Goderich Pee Wee 'B' squad, backed by the three -goal performance of Sam Hosack doubled Clinton 6-3 in hockey action Friday night at the Goderich Arena. The game was a tight -checking affair, as evident by the above photo. Tim Stinson, Chris Walker and Shawn Carver also scored for the winners. (photo by Andy Bader) GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1986—PAGE 11.1 GOLD & SILVERSMITH° JEWELLERY DESIGNER ,�.rQ �v One of o kind Designerlitk Gold and Sterling Silver Jewellery - Complete repairs to all Jewellery & Holloware . also Diamond and Semi -Precious Stone repair. • Pearl Restringing .72 THE SQUARE . GODERICH ONT N7A-1M6 (519) 524-4509 pgrfila67:17axisimrimudasimoosavaxgotrastassamesismayzassi A NEW AND EXCITING TRAVEL GAME a ti Midgets lose first contest of year The Goderich Legion Midget hockey team' suffered their first defeat of the season, losing to Strathroy by a convincing 9-3 margin. The score truly represents the game, as Strathroy was all over Goderich in the first period and took a 3-0 lead. The killer was a ,goal with one second remaining in the period. Goderich had a bad night all over the ice. The explosive offence was held in check by tight play behind Strathroy's blue line. Un- fortunately the opposite was true for the defence as they had a hard time clearing the puck. Another serious let down was the Goderich power play, • which allowed Strathroy penalty killers to score' four goals. But it was hardly all Goderich's fault, as Strathroy played very well. They took ad- vantage of the situations and always seem- ed to find the open man. With Strathroy ahead 5-0, 'Goderich finally struck for two goals as the power play finally clicked. Darrell Durnin scored the first one when his shot. hit the post, bounced out and hit the Strathroy goaltender in the back and bounced into the net. Wayne Nivins set up the goal. Still with a man advantage, Mark Cauchi tipped in a shot from the point. Nivins and Gary Erb drew assists. The two goals were scored 26 seconds apart. Any chance of a comeback was ruined a couple of minutes later, when Strathroy scored • Bridge Club plays for The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club played for the President's Cup on Tuesday, November 25 at the Legion Hall with the following winners: The North/South winners and their scores were; Louise Hetherington and Mary La- paine, 87, first; Marion Lane and Barb Howe, 71, second; Mary Ann Dempsey and Dawna Spraule, 70; third; Eleanor Erskine and Cathy McDonald, 69; fourth. The East/West winners and their scores were; Joanne, Gilchrist and•Lee Ryan, 81; �oom Goderich added one more when again one more Rod ti Nurse returned to his forward position a after a stint on defence and scored when Mike Radford set him up in front of the net. g The Midgets' record is now 8-1-2. They have a break in the schedule and will par- Si ticipate in a, tournament in Port Elgin on Saturday. The Midgets play at home against St. Marys on Saturday, Dec. 13, at 8:30 p.tn. • President's. Cup first; Jean Papernick and P.K. Venkiteswaran, 70.5; second; Bill Bradley g and John Donates, 68.5; third; Marg Hall and Aelian Weerasooriya, 67.5. • Ten people played a Howell game on Mon- g day, November 24. 3A Ralph Kingswell and Bill Duncan were 'first, followed by Lyn Todgham and Nicola Conlon. Marg Hall and John Wood were third, John Stringer and Archie Hamilton Shoppers Square, GODERICH 524-6901 were fourth. .36101010.15414670:61aStlaSigaSIORSIOSIMIKIMINAMMIBMIIIMMXIMIANKSARMSPSisoi ESCAPE TO BRITSH ISLES, THE RHINELAND, THE ALPS, AND MORE! FEATURING A NEW AND UNIQUE GAME BOARD FULL COLOUR REPRODUCTION OF WORLD DESTINATIONS: REMINISCE..... LAUGH.... RELAX FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY FOR 2-6 PLAYERS, AGES 10 & UP NOW AVAILABLE AT: MEET...THE PRESS The home town team ... The only news team in the world who cares about you, every day of every week. We're proud ofthese professionals. They're the `Write Team' and they have you covered. DAVE SYKES Editor Dave has over 12 years experience with the Goderich Signal -Star and is responsible for the editorial content of your community newspaper. A graduate of the three year journalism program at Conestoga College, Dave joined the Signal in 1975. PAT RAF TIS News Editor A familiar face to Goderich residents, Pat was formerly the sports editor of the Signal - Star before accepting a position with The Huron Expositor in 1985. Pat returns to Goderich and will provide regular council, committee and news coverage. Pat, Dave, Andy & Lou Ann ... The Write Team CTiCfl ft: SIGNALSTAR OiNIONMINIMMW to rtad each week! The Newsport for Goderich & District since 1848 LOU -ANN HOPE Reporter/Photographer A recent graduate of Conestoga College's journalism program, Lou -Ann has joined the Signal -Star editorial staff 'as a general reporter/photographer. Aside from general duties, Lou -Ann will report on PUC, Police Commission and hospital related events and provide feature stories. ANDY BADER Sports Editor Also a graduate of Conestoga's journalism program. Andy has been exposed to all facets of community news coverage work- ing for the Mitchell Advocate for the past two years. Andy's main responsibility will be to provide top notch sports coverage for the Signal -Star.