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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-11, Page 28•A ; PAGE 10--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 11, 1976 Fan support. Despite the snow and temperatures that hovered around the freezing mark, loyal fans huddled in the seats and cheered the Goderich senior Vikings -onto a berth in the Huron -Perth football final. (staff photo) Mustangs edge Listowel 6-4 by Brytan Marriage Last Sunday night, the -�---Clinton• ' -'Mustangs- literally ^starme_d_into _, ..Listowel,...20-- minutes before 0-.minutes-:before game time and skated off with their - seventh victory against one loss this season. - The ` visiting Mustangs - handed Listowel their . first loss of the Juniorta"C" season in a nip and tuck battle that ended 6 - 4: The 'Stangs, who arrived - late due t.oinclement. weather, had their warm-up shortened and ag a result, started the game off slowly.' At the halfway mark of the °' first period Listowel opened the scoring on a screen shot from the stick of Paul Ber- feltz. ' Outstanding goalten • ding,, by Clinton's Mark Nelson and Listowel's Kevin Newbigging kept the of- fensive power of both teams. scoreless for the remainder of the first stanza: However, Clinton sharp- shooters came to life in the second period when . Randy Millar' and . Ken Robinson dented the twine for the 'Stangs with assists going to Robbie Heard on both goals. - Both the goaltenders were extremely sharp again in the second period and as a result, the 'Stangs came off for their final rest holding.a one°goal ' lead. In the third period, poor officiating kept the Mustangs: • short --handed from--:the-three- minute mark. • With Don Grandson off for, a hooking penalty; Robbie Heard scored his first shorthanded goal :of the evening and five minutes later with • Ron Sowerby dff for a major five minute high sticking infraction, Heard gave Clinton a4 -1 lead firing in Tim MacLean's rebound. Incidently, the Mustangs played . their finest shor- thanded hockey of the year as they, " were , continually carrying the play to Listowel. With Sowerby `still in the penalty box, the Mustang penalty killers ran .outof gas and Listowel notched a power playgoal with only eight seconds left in Spwerby'.s penalty, only to have Pete Thompson return the 'Stangg three goal lead on a super individual effort by splitting the defense at the,13:30 mark. Two minutes later with. Robbie Heard having a well - deserved rest, in the penalty box, the Cyclones ' notched , .another power, play goal -and tock . only' thirty se,Gonds to score; again to pull.;w`ithin one goal.of the 'Stangs"`for the. remaining four minutes. As •'previously mentioned the officials of . the game. finally called a cheap penalty on_ ,Listowel_to give the 'Stangs a little`. breathing -i-oom'rand not -to be outdone; Listowel coach Murray Bender, pulled his goaltender in the final . minute while his Cyclones. • had their momentum up. Clinton coach Bill Weber, counteracted with Robinson, Heard and Millar, and Robinson wonthe faceoff and put the puck on Heard's stick who caught the speedy . centreman, . Robinson, flying up the left side and put him in the clear with an empty net to round off the game, Clinton 6 - • sow 4.• These -same twoteams.4}o- battle this comingFrida Y' night i'n"the' Clinton arena." Game time is 8:30 p.m. The Mustang victory nails down first. place for Clinton, while Listowel remains • in third place , b'ehind Kincardine three points behind ` with a game in hand. A Mustang victory this Friday night is a must for. Clinton if they wish to retain first place and they visit third place New .Hamburg Hahns on Sunday evening in, New Hamburg: flyers coach named to board Dave Silcock of the Huron Minor Soccer Association, along with a Michigan man, havebecome the first -non- American citizens to ever he elected to the senior board of the Ndyth' American Junior Soccer Association. Mr. Silcock, who coached the. Huron Flyers ` ih Inter- national competition last surnmer, has been elected international. , co-ordinator, while Mr. Marchetto has been elected financial chairman. Mr. Marchetto is a Canadian immigrant to the United' States, anti, Mr. .','Silcock is a ,,.British im- migrant to Canada a small deposit will hold : your selection 'til Christimas master charge M •X Colts stall Four Wheel Drives 7-4 Last Sunday night in Clinton, defensernan Danny Colquhoun; scored two goals and assisted on three others to propel the Intermediate Colts to a 7-4 victory over the Milverton Four -Wheel Drives. It was the first scheduled game' of the - season for the Colts whose only other.match was a ..11-3 win over the Luck:npw Lancers in exhibitionrplay, : • Milverton who outshot the Colts .43-30 opened their season on Friday night in Port Elgin where they blasted the Sunocos 8-2. Sharing the spotlight with Colquhoun 'was another .ex - Junior 'C' Mustang Brian "Victor" Kennedy who netted The twine twice .and " assisted on another goal. Team captain Rick Fremlin added a pair of goals while Derwin Gaf'ter rounded out the scoring with a solo effort. Again the ' Colts. received exceIlent goaltending as - Dennis Fleischauer halted several offensive attacks by Milverton. Roger Baechler, Paul Mitchell, Bob Kaufman and Dale Fleischauer replied for the Four-Wheel'Drives. The defending Group Champions, the Port Elgin Sunocos led by high scoring Dean Symons invade Clinton Sunday night to face-off against the Colts in their first encounter of the • 'young' season_ Port „Elgin lost- its opener 8-2 to Milverton but• ;liotiriced"`Mack 'Ta1�""�"Suin"c�"ay afternoon to bomb the Mit- chell Red Devils .10-1. rrdr^a';k;°; Symons was , the leading scorer in the Senior Con- tinental League" last year while playing for 'the Durham -Walkerton Huskies. This year';_the smooth ;entre hada try -out with the NHL Toronto Maple Leafs but was asked to play hockey for -the Dallas, Black Hawk's.^of the Central. Pro League. ;• Symons ,decided against going south and play hockey for his home- town, Port Elgirl;. 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