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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-25, Page 13• Juveniles split games for week The Goderich Juvenile All - _Stars split two games this week, losing the first 7-3 to Mildmay on Thursday and winning against Hanover 5-2 in Vanastra Saturday. -- Goderich dressed only 11 players for their game in Mildmay as opposed, to •Mildrnay's 17, and were soundly defeated. Paul Spitiig opened scoring in the first period for Mild- may with his first of three for the night, Assisting on the i play was Kevin Hawes.' Spitzig .tallied again with less than a minute left in the' first from Des Phair and Glen Jeffrey. Hawes scored the first of three Mildmay goals in the second period. Phair and Jeffrey -.assisted. Spitzig gat his third of the game and Hawes his second goal 'to round out second period 'scoring. Early in the third period Mildmay got theirsixth unanswered goal. Hawes got the hat trick at 2:01. Goderich finally got un- tracked at 9:59 when . Steve Davey marked the first Several . membersof the Goderich Sailing Clubwere annual for their sailing prowess at the club's banquet held Saturday night. The award winners included David MacDonald, David Parsons, Joan Lee, Ron Lee, Paul • Parsons, George Petifold, Donelda Roberts and Martha and Bethany Robertson. 's use shutout to grab first The November • 14 bowling meet was a .winning one for Jim Fisher's Pin Shakers. Consistent bowling by team members Helen. Fisher, Glen and Marie Webster and Lewis and Norma Yundt, earned them •five' points andgave them a total count forfirst place of 21 points. - Ted Johnston spurred his team thes,u & G's to a 5 point win by bowling high single of 278 and high triple of 679, Wayne's Crewwere more than pleased when ,they captured seven points, put- ting them into fourth place. with 14 points. Team mem- bers. Wayne .and. Melanie Swan, Eric- and Betty Miller, Ruth Oke and Marlene Black all bowled above average. Marlene had the high triple of 643 for the evening. The Rovers took five points when they played against Tom Willis Six Pins. Vi Fuller led the ladies once' again with high single of 279 arid high average of 199. Glen Lamb of the Back- ward Bionics claimed high average for the evening with 206. November 21 put the J. & G's in first place. Teammate Jack Gilbert, bowled a high triple of 684 to lead his team in a clean sweep of seven Bantams shutout Blyth e Goderich Bantam. D's split their week's games dropping a 4-3 game to Drayton Thursday night and coming home to shutout Blyth.. 3-0 Sunday. The Bantams fell victim to penalties against Drayton giving up two powerplay goals to blow a " 3-1 lead: Drayton scored with just three minutes gone in the game when Sandy McEachern slipped the •puck past Robert Cummings. Both clubs played to a. standoff until' Larry Boyce s.copped up a loose puck and grabbed an unassisted goal to tie. the ,9 game; up . with just over a` minute left in the Alan Bakker pushed Goderich into .the lead with only 20 seconds expired in the second ` stanza. Jim Fritzley fed Bakker a. pass . and he tucked it past Glen Rhame for a powerplay goal. Joe Trebish • doubled Goderich's lead halfway through the period with.. an unassisted goal but the penaltieslate in the game cost Goderich the win. 'At home in Vanastra Sunday Goderich netminders Robert Cummings and Scott Wilsoncombined for a shutout victory over Blyth. The .Bantams got one *goal in each period and -played 1.6.,. 'minutes of the game shor- thanded and still managed a shutout. Jim Fritzley opened the scoring' late in the first period: grabbing a pass from Alan Bakker and shoving the puck past Steve DeJong. Bakker made it 2-0 in the second period on a goal assisted by Fritzley. °Willie Denomm€•, added the final• tally with: less -than. a minute left in the game on a goal assisted by Larry Gaynor and Robert Jeffrey. points'. from the Backward Bionics: Ted Johnston is holding on to high average with 204. Sylvia Johnston, Olive Gilbert, and Jon .and Debbie Ginn all had a great nightwithabove average bowling. -• , a John Bisset's Pin Downers tallied five points and hurrays go to Mary Bissett for high single of 246 and high triple of 628. The Six "Pins - Tom- and Nancy Willis, Charlie and Bev Orr and Bob and Eleanor Sharp, had a total of 3238 pins to earn them five points against the second place Pin Shakers. Tom Willis helped his team with high single 6f 310. Jack Thom's Tri Hards were at it again and won five points from Wayne's Crew.: Last but not least comes Chesley Hegdons. Bowlding Rollers, team mates Barbara Hegdon, Bill and Phyllis Bogie and Lyall and Karin Mahon all had a good ,night and managed 'to snare five points from Doug .Fuller's Rovers. Vi . ' Feller is. -still holding on to the high average 199 for regulars •and honourable mention goes to Marlene Black with 202. Goderich goal. Pete Crew and. Ben Worsell assisted. Davey scored again six seconds later to make the score 6-2, • Mildmay capped its scoring for the game at 11:22 when • Phair marked his first goal of the game. Goderich finished scoring, leaving them behind 7 - •3 at 11:51 when, Pete Crew tallied .from Worsell and "Dennis LeBlanc. It was a totally different picture in Vanastra on Saturday. Goderich dressed 14 players, received ?ewer penalties, and defeated Hanover5-2. As was the case on Thursday, the eventual losers scored first. s Barry Elen of Hanover ,scored unassisted at 1:24. Goderich scored its first of four unanswered goals at GODERICH.SIGNA: 9:50. Paul Schaefer scored from Bill Lewis, Goderich led . 2 - 1 at 8:09 of the first when Mike Cummings scored from Ben Worsell. The only second period goal came four seconds after the period started when Davey scored assisted by Worsell. The fourth unanswered Goderich goal came at 3:50 of the third period when Tom Sager scored unassisted. HanoVer scored its second of the night at'5 :24 when 011ie Van Horne scored. Goderich ended scoring late in the garne with their fifth, Lewis scoring, from Mike Cum- mings. The next Juvenile game is Saturday night at 9 p.m..'in Vanastra when Goderich takes on PO Elgin. They play again Monday night at 8:30 in Hanover. Goderich teams ie�d league Goderich Steakhouse. came up with a strong effort in peewee house league play this week as they blanked TD Bank 5-0 and tied the Clinton Flyers 3-3 in a second game: • Goderich gotgoals from . R:and'y Middel, . Fraser.. Abbott; • Paul . King, Don McCalli and Tim Lassaline .in their 5-0, rout of TD Bank last Saturday. . The Clinton Flyers scored, two- goals in the third period to tie Goderich Steakhouse 3-3 in a game.played Monday. Goderich•gave. up an early goal in the• first period and then rebounded for three straight goals, two by Don McCallum and, a single by Jim Reynolds, for a two goal lead late in the third period. Clinton rallied with two goals . in the.final five minutes of the • game to earn the tie. Paul .Geautreau, and Brad Hymers scored for 'Clinton. In other house league ac- tion the . Goderich Township. Flyers scored.' two straight goals • to edge the Clinton Ponies 2-1. Ian Peck -gave -the '.Ponies an early lead on an unassisted effort before the PHOTOGRAPHS OR SLIDES PAINTED IN OILS, Portraits, Landscapes Pets etc. from $40.°" PHONE 524-2308 EXCELLENT -CHRISTMAS GIFTS SIDES of BEEF 84c LB. HINDS of. BEEF $1.19 L13. BOUGHT FROM THE HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALE ALL CANADA GRADE A V1.79 9 LB. 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