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QD.IE'xRICUS•f•G•NA ;•STAR,•TF U'RSDAY, FEBRUARY 1.2,197.6
K yliNOA H�CKEY
., Last week in a game bdt- Sailors goal,"
*teen Lakepirt Steelers- and In .the other game Saturday'
s South ._ London Bantams, an Gardiners Dairy got a third
error was made. -(first one .. period unassisted effort from
this -:year):. We would•like.to`--Peter Conlon to blank Whalen
• r41,11c-:correeftiiiin • Frerry�-lnlu•>~a-ace .1 0�--4 u"661:lon4as
,� • Gaypor we stated was'in the Monday Mr.* Stereo blanked
nets, -but it•was Sfeve Gallow' .Gardiners Dairy 4-0. Gary
• who played the game'and did•; F.rb,. mark Hotchkiss, Jeff
a terxific:j.o for the Goderich Stall_ and•Tith Bakker scored
C'lub,, ; - the goals,
. In the- second °gam-e—the
•
NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE • 'Sailors. scored two goals in
In Novice ;house league. the first period and hung.on to
action`•Feb. 2 Mr. Stereo got a 'hand the Flyers their second
first period goal from'Kevin defeat by a.score of Z -lm. .Scott
Telford that proved to be the' Middel and Gary Stephenson
winner as• they r-dbthe scored for the Sailors while.
Legion Flyers 1-0. It was the .Scott Garrow replied for ;the
first •loss of. the season for the
Flyers.
Flyers. •
In the •other .game the, .; ATOM FIOUSELEAGUE •
Legion Sailors do, ubled up on . February lst. game` .bet-
Gardiners Dairpr9winning 6-3;'. ween: Mclntee 'Real Estate
Scott Middel led. the •attack and Glenmark . Homes
® , with three goals while $hawnW produced_ a... shut out' for
'Larder added • two'and goalte.nder Paul McCartney;
S::ephen Schutz the other. 4aMclntee won 2,'0,.
•Peter Conlon scored two for. No •scoring• in the'first
Gardiners with Steve Young period, as both teams missed
adding a single, ' , several'good chances.
Tuescla*Whaleninsurance Scott Stoll finally got`a goal:
and the L'gion Flyers tied 3- to start the. second period as
3.'t David McCallum; :Frank he went in a1F alone on a..
Schloendo.rf and Don ' breakawayto beat goaltender
Barraclough. scored .for Doug.D.i•ckson.
.•••Whalen while R.obin:.Moore• Mcrntee Real Estate
''scored twice for the Flyers, defenceman Doug' Stevenson
ick
ned`u B
.and r
Todd •Jeffrey added a . p .. p ad Smith's pass
single. to clinch the game late in the
'Saturday 'Feb: 7th Mir.' :third period. - •
Stereo took a •2-0 lead over the : Tuesday's -contest, between
Legion Sailors 'pa goals by the ,sarnetwo clubs was areal
•Ron ' Chaprnan and. ;Kevin battle as Glenmark Homes •
Telfor;and hung on to win•2-1. managed tohold'on to win. by -
Scott Middel: score the only ;a close'score, 3--2• Glenmark
•
'l-iomes opened the••scoring for
the only goal in period one.
Danny Shaddi;ck picked up
Richard Worsell's ' pass and
fired it home •
t In tli:e•--rii-i4dd ^gip 'rtod'
D:airy' Shaddi•c'k• got his
'second goal on.a -three-way,
.ipassingplay. Don. McCallum
picked up a perfect paas•froim
• 3•.9hn Kloz•z and fed it to
Danny, :who made
mistakes. Before the period
ended, David 'Mahood beat
Doug Dickson with a good
wrist shot, right-winger Scott.
Stoll assisting. •
Don Mc Callum fhade it 3-1
at the 8:33 mark."of the third
period on an unassisted goal..
-:'McIntee Real Estate fought
back making it 3=2 when
Terry Erb scored from Joe
Melady, but they .just.couldn't
get the equalizer.
Candlelight- Tavern
defeated Mcintee Real Estate.
4-2 in a game played on Feb.
8th:.. Brent Fisher led the
attack with three,goals.for the'
-Candlelight Tavern.
In the first period, .defer-
ceman Frazer Abbott opened.
the scoring on an unassisted
goal, but, McIntee tied the ,
score at1=1 to start the second.
period. Jeff Feagan set up
Ray Vanstone who beat Dave.
Moore on a good shot from the
point. Tim RiehL drew an
assist on Brent Fishers -first -
goal which made it 2-1, but
Gordon Harper tied tile -m
gae.
before the -period ended.
Randy Chap -man assisted.
In the final period; Bent
Fisher ` picked, up':' two:
unassisted goals to make the
final score 4-2 for Candlelight •
Ta Vern.
r:•
•
• PEE WEE,
• BOIsd.SE'LEAGI:JE
On February 1st, a Sunday
rimming.; game which was .
scheduled tostart at 8:00•AM'
laye,J 35 minute's'
because.'no referrees showed
up. Danny Maillet 'and Rob:
Trebish filled in and did a
'very' capable job. The Pee,.
Wee House League officials
..'would like to thank thepri. The -.
'game was played in three 9-
minute . periods, and Goderich
OP -P won' the garne 6-1 over
• Toronto Dominion Bank.
In the first' period, -Robert :
'Bedard opened , the scoring
from John Huff. • Then Dean
Bowra fired' two quick goals •
home giving. OPP a three-.
i_gera 1 -lead.
Danny Redpath made it 4-0.
on an unassisted goal to start
the second period: Paul King
spoiled Scott Wilsons shutout
as he combined with Scott•
Ross for 'T.D. . Bank's only
goal ofthegame..
Del Bedard picked up the
final -.two goals, . Danny
Redpath and Greg Marshall
•drew assists. OPP dominated •
theplay throughout the whole
gaoie. -
Monday's double° header
OPP - 8, Sifto Salt - 1 as OPP
won'.their- .second. straight
game. Goderich Restaurant .
edged Denornme Flowers 3;2, •,
as' Denomme Flowers were
missing a couple of players.
• First game, Del Bedard, a
hard . •tvorker for the'' OPP,
team, picked up a loose puck
in a' scramble in front of the
Siftti 'et and opened'- the,
scoring, Greg ..;Marshall ;.
assisting. • Bo"th teams
checked -very closely
tht;oughout.the period. °Sifto's
passing looked very 'sharp,'
and OPP played a hard. flit -
tin g'gam e taki'hg the man.out
instead of the puck. This
• :0Y -JACK CPM NOS
slowed S•ilto's •a'ttack, Turn ...
Roosemalen:got the equalizer
fclr Sifto when OPP failed td
clear the puck . However,
OPP _went' ahead'- 2-1: . before•
Bedard dropped a -short pass'.
' to Danny:Redpath who filed it
home: i
Second peridd 'gdals in: Ie '
that( one; minute (0:29),•
Danny Redpath .fed a pas
into the slat to,•Mike• Chisholrrt
•w:ho ,blasted one, . past Paul::
lllinger to give OPP ,a .5 I. '
`-teal. John Huff•picked up his. •
• hat trick after putting 'away
Robert Bedard's pass. Then •
on ,a power play, goal, John,
Huff banged in another one.
Mike Paquette was off. for
elbowing. •
. Only goal•in the final period
was. " by Del Bedard- who •
.picked the corner • for a
beautiful goal after taking a
centre ice pass from•Danny -
Redpath•and Greg Marshall.
Final Score- 8-1
Second game, Goderich
Restaurant opened the
scoring as Lou DeWinter. beat . .
•Dwaine Cooke on a wrist shot
when Tom Profit set hi.m in
the clear. .Starting: the ,play
was Robert Jeffrey: who dug.
the puck out of the corner.
De.nomme Flowers •tied' the •
"game 1-1' on a7 p.l'ay started by
John Little, who came.up with
--the puck :making .a geod pass
'to Kevin Campbell. at the
point who, drilled a shot • `.
towards the ` net . and Kent :
'Tigert tipped it in: •
D'e.norrime Flowers went '
aheadat the start of the
•secoiid ' period, as 'Neil
Coughlan scored on a power,
• platy goal but No. 5 Torn
Profit, tied- the gafri at:the
8:22 mark: 'Lou DeWinter
assisted•the winning goal as
he set up Robert Jeffrey with
a breakaway pass. He skated • •
•,Jill, playing it cool, and put the:.,.
puck up over Brian Murray's
shoulder to .;give, Goderich-
Restaurant a 3.21ead..
• A hard foiiglit final period '
produced no scoring. As the
..'game could have 'gone either.
Way; Venom me Flowers is' to,
be.congratulated since they
' only had tW eittra players,,?..
due to weather and injuries. -
"Frida'y:. evening's. game'.
D'e,nom.rne ,,Flowers
whitewashed. Toronto
DoMinionBank 5=0.
First period started .• out.
with close checking, but
Denomme's Colin .,Alexander
picked up a loose puck for the
first• goal unassisted. Steve
Sager•mmade it' 2-0 when he
lifted a shot high over David,
Fisher's •'shoulder. Kevin
Campbell drew the assist.
John Little scored on an easy
shot which. T.D. Bank should
have prevented. KentTigert,
who keptthe puck. in TD
Bank's zone, started the play. '
Denomme Flowerspicked
Up a short-handed goal in the •
second period. ;Steve Sager
was the marksman with John
Little assisting. •
An unfortunate cir •
cumstance occurred in the,::
game when Neil Coughlin's''
-stick caught Tom Smith in the
face. and Nein had a game
.misconduct plus 'seven •
minutes for heh sticking
1"om Smith was not injured
andcontinued to play the
balance of thegame. •
Steve Sager picked up his
third goal in the third -:and:
Brian Murray earned:another
shutout as Denbrlim'eFlowers
' (-continued on page 1D
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The second and third place finishers in the Ormandy
Trophy Junior Dance competition held Saturday in an inter-
club competition sponsored by the Goderich Figure'Skating
• club were, from left, Karen Dechertand Lisa Varga,second
place, and Anne Allen and Darlene Moore, .third place.
W inners.of the event Lisa •Taylor and Christine :VOertzfeld,
were not available for photograph. (staff -photo)•
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