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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-12-17, Page 29• Sports GdDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1986—PAGE 313 Crowding the crease Reaching for the puck during Shamrock Pee Wee hockey action Saturday in Goderich wasn't enough for these two Lions as St. Marys defeated the host squad 7-1 with five late goals in the third period. Andrew McLarty (6) scored the lone Goderich goal, as the previously unbeaten St. Marys team stayed that way with the win. (photo by Andy Bader) Five late goals result in 7-1 Pee Wee loss If the Lions can play with the same inten- sity for three periods this Saturday against Strathroy as they did for two frames against St. Marys, the coaches are sure they will The undefeated St. Marys Pee Wees tallied five times in the third period Satur- day afternoon to break open a tight, hard fought contest for a 7-1 victory over the Goderich Lions Pee Wees in Goderich. For two periods, both teams had good scoring chances but inept shooting kept them from producing goals. The Lions' ever consistent centre Andrew McLarty notched the only Goderich goal early in the third perio&as his quick low shot caught the corner. Aaron Duckworth drew an assist on the play. Whelan nets a pair in 4-4 tie Sam Hosack's goal with just 1:51 left in the game gave the Goderich Pee Wee `B' team a 4-4 tie with Huron Park in Huron - Perth hockey action Friday night in Goderich. Huron Park took a 2-0 first period lead with goals 29 sec6nds apart before Goderich got on the scoreboard midway through the second period. Shawn Carver got the locals moving, with Chris Erb and Jason Duckworth assisting. Huron Park restored their two -goal lead three minutes later but a marker by Jared Whelan with just five seconds remaining on the clock in the second period brought the home team within one goal again. Hosack and Jason LeBeau assisted. Early in the third, Whelan notched his se- cond of the game to tie the game but Huron Park took another one -goal lead midway through the final frame. One week earlier, Goderich dropped a 3-2 decision to Zurich in Zurich as the home team scored three first period goals and hung on for the victory. Sam Hosack and Doug MacDonald scored for Goderich. 'Resident angling licences now available in area come up with a victory. The Lions' team management wish to take this time to wish the'players and their parents a very Merry Christmas. Sideris snores five goals as Bantams rip Dorchester 10-2 George Sideris scored five goals to pace the Goderich Elevator Bantams to a convin- cing 10-2 triumph over Dorchester last Tues- day night. The entire team played well in the lopsid- ed win, as Sideris paced the team to victory. Other scorers were Greg Alcock with two, Chris O'Neill, Brian Lane and Tim Har- rison. Greg DeWinter assisted on three of the Goderich markers with Harrison, Alcock, Lane and Andre Cauchi receiving credit for one assist each. In Saturday's action at home to St. Marys, the Bantams dropped, a 5-2 decision: The game was a close one until midway into the second period. \Each team traded goals in the opening period as Andre Cauchi converted a nice pass from Brian Lane. Several breakaways failed to result in goals and only the great work in goal by Shawn Currie (who stopped more than 50 shots) kept the Goderich club in the game. St. Marys scored three goals in the third period before Goderich tallied on a hard shot by Greg Alcock. Tim Harrison drew the lone assist. ' Cauchi and Romph each record hat tricks in 11-6 *in Jean Paul Cauchi and Mike Romph each. scored three goals to pace. the Goderich Bantam B's to an 11-6 triumph over Clinton on December 8. The two teams traded goals and played fast and equal for the first two periods as the teams ended tied 6-6. Goderich, however, then , poured it on and scored five unanswered goals to defeat Clinton easily. Cauchi also contibuted two assists while Romph added'four assists for a seven -point night. Blair Waterfield had two goals and one assist, Brad Fisher one goal and three assists and Jeff Hodges and Jerry Hartin one goal and two ass' ;;* each. In other action, God rich dropped a 5-3 Resident angling licences are now available for sale from the Ministry of Natural Resources District Office in Wingham and from designated outside issuers throughout the Huron -Perth area. As of January 1, 1987, most of Ontario's residents between the ages of 18 and 64 will require a licence to fish in the province. This includes ice fishing; The licence cost is $10 for the year or $5 for any four consecutive days. The licences are expected to produce as much as $9 -million in the first year of sale, in addition to the more than $30 -million the province already spends on fisheries annually. In the Wingham District, a number of pro- jects are proposed with the funds from the residei'it angling licence. These include: two fisheries assessments involving chinook salmon and yellow pickerel (walleye) population research; stream rehabilitation projects and rainbow trout stocking. These projects hinge on the amount of fun- , ding Wingham District is allocated in 19$7 from the resident fishing.licence revenues. Goderich Licence Issuers (1) Harry Dykstra, Point Farms Market, RR 3 Goderich (524-6362), number 8505224 (2) Phillip Main, Phil Main Hardware, 84 Kingston St., Goderich (524-9671), number 8505892 (3) Edward R. Mannering, North End Marina, North Harbour. Rd., Goderich (524-8813), number" 8506204 (4) Theodore R. O'Neill, Canadian Tire Store, 223 Huron Rd., Goderich (524-2121), number 8506181 (5) Elwin R. Petrie, RR 3 Goderich (Port Albert), (529-7419), number 8502624 Bayfield Harold Brandon, Brandon's Hardware, Box 110, Bayfield (565-2677), number 8504537 Dungannon 13. Terrance McClinehey, Saxony Floor- :. ing, General Devlivery, (529-3147), number 8506238 Lucltdl0w Luanne Hackett, Cedar Garden Centre, ;tampbell St., Lucknow (528-3017), number 8506161 decision to Mitchell in a wide `open contest. Goderich had trouble clearing the puck from their own end and had breakaways foiled. Jerry Hartin had three breakaways and Jean Paul Cauchi went in alone once but all failed to score. Blair Waterfield had the puck stripped from him three times in his own zone, creating three goals against his team. A final empty net goal by Mitchell in the last two minutes gave Goderich the loss. Jeff Hodges scored twice, for Goderich, with Blair Waterfield adding the other. Goderich plays •Hensall Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in Goderich. BUSINESS EQUIPMENT LIMITED 41 HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH, ONTARIO PHONE 524-8652 A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TOY DRIVE ORGANIZED BY McDONALD'S RESTAURANT -OF GODERICH AND THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. 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