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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-03-24, Page 9I ` e �e n Amherstburg ry; d tsg se Or the: ss e,l shot ay insp 70x1 nditl ng so' Iert and C.'. the ami hua Ala "We it we NO hat y fro rt d SP nade :zley zs Atha: altie lji G ted t train' )ore-` rtsO ok ,a an bet h. ' ■ ITRE htr goals scred in athree less than minutes in the final Tuesday night to the Goderich Juveniles mherstburg. win gives Amherstburg lead in the best.ot five semi-final series. ch had tied the series 9-5 victory in Goderich y afternoon. game was close g in the first period herstburg scored the al of that period. They hree more goals in the period for a four goal ike Andrews iscored st Goderich goal at the second period and ewis narrowed the with an unassisted ustone minute later. rich began carrying y in the third period nWorsell put Goderich back„in the game with a goal just minutes into the third period. Amherstburg snuffed the Goderich rally and replied with three unanswered goals in the final period for the victory. Goderich Inst the first game of the series 10-2 in a game played in Amherstburg last Friday. Bill Walters scored the only goal of the first period to give Goderich the lead. but it was the only lead The Stars would enjoy. Amherstburg scored four straight goals in the second pelriod to take the lead before Pete Crew added an unassisted marker to narrow the lead. However, Goderich played shorthanded for five minutes in the third period and Amherstburg scored six goals to cap the win. Goderich got back on even terms Sunday as they delighted - a near capacity crowd in the Goderich arena with a convincing 9-5 win. Goderich forechecked relentlessly in the first period scoring four goals in'the first nine minutes, two while playing shorthanded. Pete Crew opened the scoring after just one minute of play with assists going to Steve Davey and Steve Meriam. Davey then scored two goals in a row the second while Goderich was shor- thanded and after he stole the puck in the Amherstburg end. Bill Walters increased the lead to four just one minute. after Davey's second goal as his persistent forechecking resulted in a second shor- thanded goal. Amherstburg regained their composure and scored two goals before the end of the first period. ,hl • Goderich . increased their. lead in the second period :as they outscore Amherstbuvg 2-1 in the period. Bill Lewis opened the scoring as, he beat the goaltender Ed Faucher after being awarded a penalty shot. Amherstburg got that goal back two minutes later but Paul Dougherty closed the period scoring and give Goderich a 6-3 lead. Goderich outscored Amherstburg 3-2 in the final period with goals from Lewis, Paul Schaeffer and Mike Cummings. The game was a penalty filled affair and is being protested by Amherstburg after a coach was ejected for a gross misconduct. The fourth game of the series was played in Clinton Wednesday night. N :14 DED IN RICH rME Ian or 10 nalty`shot wis of the Goderich Signal -Star Juveniles beat the stburg goaltendex on a penalty shot in the second of aysemi final ame played in Goderich Sunday. Goderich won the game to even the series at one: game apiece. (staff photo) erich`,loses tourney consolation final dderich Bantam 13 avelled to a one day ent in Mooretown on . Eight teams entered tournament from If, Sarnia, Ridgetown, Preston, wn, Tilbury, and This tournament up for Bantam second it first team Goderich against a big strong from Tilbury but exceptional hockey e down only 4-2 after and period. Tilbury ut fast and rough in d and their superior ed off in the final 6-3, However, after e it was discovered ury had entered its. Despite this our boys a great effort second game and into onsplation round h played Ridgetown large team. The boys put forth a effort with `heavy and fast end 'to end eYentually come out 1 victory, To do this Y on the team gave 100 per cent to win and made the coaches and Goderich spectators extremely oud, This put Goderich into the final against Mooretown who had” earlier defeated Goderich in OMHA playoffs, however, it seemed the - outcome was inevitable as ,Goderich was defeated 14-0. Goderich played three games in six hours. The first game was at 10.45 and ended at 12:00. The boys undressed and had 20 minutes for lunch before getting dressed for their second game at 1:30. This game was over at 3:10 and at 3:20 they were forced to play the final game with a 10 minute break against a team who hada 2 hour rest. After winning an extremely hard second game the boys hardly had enough energy left to skate leaving there atquite a disadvantage. Despite the large score several opposing coaches and spectators after the game commented on the effort and clean play despite frustration and said that our community was . well represented and should be proud. NASTRA POWER AT1NG SCHOOL sera Air Base', ting Session. APRIL 11 - MAY 16, 1977 Sessions held on Mondays only FEE: s21.0o COVERING 6 SESSIONS Wer the direction of MR. RICK, PETTIT 22 CAMBRIA RD. NORTH GObER1CH 5244239 Ott n:01o6Ddy: - ' ATURDAY, APRIL. 2,1977 11:OO.a ti. - 4 p.m ' VANASTRA ARENA `� Phone 482-9667 t,. Team members were: Robt. Cummings, Scott Wilson, Larry Gaynor, Joe Trebish, John Alexander, Gary Williams, Stuart Crew, Mike Paquette, Dave•Moore, Glan Bakker, Jim Fritzley, Willie DenoMme, Duane Elliot, Robt. Jeffry, Larry Boyce, Mike Murphy, Jeff Denomy; coach, Brian Rumig; manager, Dick McLean; Trainer, Bill Wilson. 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Goderich won the game 3-1 to el. en the`best of five series and the third game was played In Clinton Wednesday. (staff photo) Bantams -even series with 3-1 win The Goderich Lakeport Steel Bantams thrilled a near capacity crowd with a 3-1 win over Sarnia Township in OMHA bantam semi-final play at the Goderich Arena Sunday. The win evened the best of five semi-final series at one game apiece and the third game of the series was played in Clinton Wednesday night. Goderich took a one goal lead at 6.21 of the first period as Mike Hodges converted a pass from teammates Jim Costello and John Clement. Just one minute later Rob Trebish increased the margin to two on a goal assistedt'by Dan . 'Maillet and Larry Madge. Sarnia applied presstfre in the later stages of the opening period and narrowed the Goderich lead to one goal on a goal by. Dan Legault. Both .teams failed to Old Timers for their out - capitalize on manpower advantages and scoring opportunities in the second period. Madge added the insurance marker for Goderich late in the second period with a superb short handed goal. Madge blocked a shot at his own blue line, broke -in unmolested on the Sarnia goalie, and beat him with a good fake. He had a similar shorthanded op- portunity in the third period but failed to score. Both teams played a constant checking hard hitting third period acid as a result neither team scored. Stephen Gallow who played in net for the Steelers came up with some great saves to help lead his team to victory. Mike Pope, Jim Gilchrist, and all members of the Lakeport Steel Bantams wish to congratulate the Goderich standing performance and success while in Switzerland. They also welcome back Old Timers Team member Bill Gallew and are proud to have him as part of their coaching staff: The fourth game of the series will be played in Sarnia Saturday, March 26 and a fifth game, if necessary, will be played in the Goderich Arena, Sunday March 27 at 2 p.m Congratulations - to the GODERICH OLDTIMERS from the staff of GODERICH 155 ANGLESEA ST. ASSO0A1E STORE 524-8383 IIIGoderich Oldtirn ers g So again we say.... Would°like to thank all those who welcomed us back to town with the party and the congratulations. And to all those who sponsored or backed us in any way to make our trip possible, your co- operation was appreciated. TO EVERY- ONE FROM The Goderich Oldtimers 0.