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6� GOD f -'.R ICH SIG L -STAR, THURS
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The Goderich; jTcons
RieeW,ees` an the two goal
17 perfprmance of Larry. Kelly
de-€eated7 the Hanover'
PeeWee squad 5-2 in 'league
'4e-tical-FY-idaY-41i F
Goderich- Opened— the
s.Qring•�"a.t 1:36'. Of hetopening..
go
period on a al. 'by:Darrell
Graham. assrsted ° by Jim
.Hathern"At 3:03 Jim Mathers•
Scored unassisted,. to .give
• Goderich a '-O'lea leadand Larry
.Kelly scored the•first of, at
of two at 11:08 assisted by
Mike Wedlock to niake it 3-0
at the end of• the firstperioZ1.
Randy' . Graham "'scored
unassisted at 2:18 for the only
goal of the second' period,
• giving the Lions a'4-0. lead.
Kelly. scored his second
goal' of the -night at the 7, 29
mark , assisted by Randy
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Graham, hilt just : eleven
seconds later IHano.ve'r finally
gat On the bbard' Henele'K;,son
scorittg assisted' by .Koebel.
H
"anove'r ..rounded, out. the
t 'scoring or .the nigbt'•as Leh7.
man,Scored una5sii:sfed at -the
10:00 ' minute mark` of., tile- •
third period
The• L ions:-l.00yec, very :good
tor' :tw:a• periods but till are
unable' to put. together. -three.'
good periods'of: hockey,
r .9
Sailor:
bIunk.ed,by
Port Elgin
.In the only gane played
last week, the Port 'Elgin
Unique idea Sunocos beat Goderich
Sailors on Sunday in Port a 6 :', ; $' # ,;
®® E1 in by a score of 6-0: i Y p p Schutz, Y e. Y,
fron C of R The Old Mill ono mile south of Blyth, s onsored an open Lead Jane Schutz second Faye Rilie vice P nn Peters
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managed only one goal,. this Saturday. The winners of the first draw were,(left to right) •
coming `at '12 ;14 by R. Schell .� '
from. R. Bell. • Port Elgin
, increased thespore to 3-0 by
• the end of •the second .period'
as D.._ Fryday and- -J,
McKinnon . were •the
--marksmen,second ":goal
coming on a power play.
Sunocos added three more
unanswered goals in the final
period and. the only; division
that the Sailors lead in were
penaltities: as they picked up
a total Of 32'minutes _.to
Sunocos`•18:m'inutes, Picking
up his first shutout of the
season was. W. Rourke. Only
five -more games-remainin
schedule.the, sc.edule as playoffs wii'1
' begin the week of February
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RIECK
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Next ho;irie gatne"
''
January ..8. against P .aisley
:Hanover was to .play here
February •1st a• Sunday af-
ternoon contest but this game
will have: to be cancelled
because of the •.O,M.H.A.
playoffs.
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Signet -Stars --win: over Exeter.
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,. BY JACK CUMMINGS
In. an exhibition game
•
played here Saturday night,
Goderich Sig.nal-Stars p;1ayed
, their best game, of theseason.
• as • they clefeat'ed-L Exeter
Juveniles ''by a score of 4-1. '•
• In the -first period Goderich
:.drew -.first ' bload - .as they
Stored two quick goals in the.
last four minutes of play.
_Mike -Andrews, STgnaTS.tar-
• defense'man;, heat ' ' Latirio
Skinner as he picked 'up, a"
loose put_lc,in.:front of.the :net•
- and blas'ted it home to make it
1-0: • Twenty seconds, -later,
Scott Kennedy was set up by
Steve Crew' and .fie made: no.
mistake. The;firstpe.riod was
end to end .rushing by• both
teams as ' Pete Duckworth:
came through with soine,
•
excellent stops. Then at the
13:59 mark Grant Sh'elton'and '
Darrell.Preszcator drew five
.thinutes each and a garn&
•.'misconduct. Coach •Doug
Cruickshank then played the
-balance of the game with two,
lines . and • four. d'efensemen
and they ---game, him'.a 100
percent effort
In the second. period,
G od_erickt:..S. gnat -Stars made.
.it 3=0 as ScottWed T frbrri
the faceoff, got it back': to
Mike Cumhinings, :who fired a
• hard slap shot from the slot'
and the Exeter goalie had no
Chance Exeter got ;their•only
goal on a power plate Brian
' P.enhaje connected" on a two,
way play from 'Steve Knight.
' :John Werway in the -nets in
the middle period made Some;
ifto closes gap on leaders
•'Two excellent ,..hockey :4, netminders .' played'.
games were played Sunday =excellent ey
hock, ; and for
night at the .local' arena Doug Spitzig,it...wag':.his.
resulting i:t' the 'C.H'.H.L,' second shutout ii • as many
standings : tight -ening up .games
considerably'. ' The .win brought'Sifto to
In the 7 -p.m. contest the within: four points of the'
cellar -dwelling Holmesville . league leading ' Merchants
Rockets upset DRIVICO 3:0,; who have: 17' points. ,DRMC•O
G ary,.Bth
lack, in e nets for the dropped to:third place with 11
Rockets, played a superb points, two - behind the-,
game and deserved the miners, Holmesville remains
shutout. MarkFisher opened .•
the scoring for Hoinlesvil le at
9-;17 of the • ,f,irst period
unassisted. The second.pe.riod
was scoreless butthere were et '- •
'several chances'atboth ends.
The Rockets salted -away 1417
the win,their second ofthe.
season ' With goals by Bill
• Steenstra and Mark Fisher• provineia corning.at 2:17 and 17:04 r• ,
resPectively " of . the: third~The Goderich re•presen-
'period. John Corriveau ttativcs'in the•British Consul$assisted• on' Steenstra's goal . playoffs were eliminatedand Bill' Hoggarth drew the • ""•
from further.'competition,
assist on Fisher's second tallySunday. losing°two games .to
of the gainer Oshawa.The resuit 'of:thesecond'Oshawa, District5
game 'seemed:.to be•Doug. champio; eliminated
Spitzig 1 and,DougFisher 0, Goderich from •the best of
as it was a goaltenders''battle three' playoff in: two straight'
until lfi:48 of the final period gamilsby5ciilesof8 3,and9-
Gary Taylor gave Sifto Salt 5•. •" I"„11E ,Oshilwa tenth wasthe win 'over' the Merchants skipped b •.Rein Vesey.
in 'the cellar but. added two
points with 'their victory to
give'them a total of seven.
Next 'Sunday night theHolmesville Rockets and the
Goderich• .Merchants squareoff i.n.,the 7p:m; contest; -while
at 9. p.in. DRMCO will tryto
get.a foothold back on second•
'place as they go against Sifto
' Salta
shawa elimnates
o
rm� inrink in
:playoffs
PHARMACY
only 3:12 remaining, Goderich will now enter tin
CY breaking in alone on a'pass interdivisional - con•sii{axion
from Doug ' Smith and
•;c, blasting the puck- thrOugh .series • a5 champions of
District' ''13. The Ontario
Fisher from eight .feet 'out,'
,Super. Pi.el..:for d4strirt Win-
-hers wi11 "be 'held' in. Oril,lia
Jail. '31 and Feb)..and will
i .
feature 32 rinks in' .double
•
knockout competition. ' The .
•two "top rinks in the tour-
.nament' will, be eligible for'
p:lay in ' the Provincial
playoffs in -- Peterborough
Feb'.
The members of the .
Goderich rink are Cam Bogie, .
Ron Klages,. Mike Thomas
indJack MacKinnon.
Help your -
.Heart.. •
`godd stops, but- one: slid past
him at the 8:53-mafk. •
Third period, Goderich
Signal Stars. got their final
goal as :it resulted• in good
back checking by 'Scott
Kennedy as -he fed the loose
puck'.to Mike Cummings who
fired a wrist shot on the ,open•.
side of the net. -
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:and they expect t� be a tough
,big team, as •they.are in first
place in their' division. If
Goderich hopes to have any
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play as a unit as they . are .
strong" on defence with John
Hanlyand Mike Andrews and
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