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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-03-24, Page 10• 1,. • PAGA CH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1977 Atom champs Al Weatherby of Victoria and Grey presents the con- solation championship trophy to Daryl Madge, Captain of the Suncoast Estates novice team. Goderich won the consolation series in three straight games over Hanover. (staff photo) Suns swe The Suncoast Suns wr":t the WOAA Atom "BB" con- solation championship here SurWay by defeating Hanover, 4-2. The win was the third straight in the best-gf- five series, swept by the Suns in the minimum of three games. The Suns won the opening game in Hanover last Wed- nesday night by a 3-1 score and then squeaked out a 4-3 overtime victory in game two, played at Vanastra Saturday night. That win set up, the Sun's victory Sunday, playing for the first time this season in their own arena. The game was played Bali season starts The baseball seasons is 'just around the corner, and the Western Ontario Athletic Association are having their annual meeting on April 20 in the Town Hall in Wingham. Suggested' changes to be discussed for the coming season at the meeting will include: increased entry fees; new classifications for towns over 7,000; changes in the WOAA crest; and automatic suspensions for players, coaches, and managers ejected from games" If there are other amen- dments that should be brought up at the meeting, they should be in the hands of the secretary by March 31. All trophies should be brought to the meeting also, or the teams could be suspended. The WOAA is also planning a series of softball and har- dball umpire clinics this spring including: Fergus, April 24; Baden, May 1; Goderich, May 7; Wingham, May 14; Owen Sound, May 16; and Hanover, June 5. Further details are available from local officials or by contacting the WOAA office. Lions roar into YCW semi-final by Randy Hardlsty It was the battle of the goalies in a game between Goderich and Mooretown Saturday afternoon with Goderich coming out on top. The score was two to one for Goderich but it could have been Mooretown's game had it not been for the spectacular performance of Jeff Denomme, the Goderich goaltender. Goderich opened the scoring at 1:25 of the first period when Darrell Graham ptook a pass from Joey -Morrissey. Graham faked a shot which drew the Mooretown goalie out of the net and he put a wrist shot into an open corner. Mooretown tied the game at 8:34 of the period when Dave Jackson rifled the puck past the Goderich defender. Mark Hillier picked up the assist on the only shot to get by Denomme all day. Denomme constantly made key saves throughout the remainder of the period to keep Goderich in the game. • The winning goal for Goderich came at 2:49 of the second period when Scott Ross got a breakaway. The Mooretown goalie came out of the net to cut down on the angle and Ross slid the puck underneath the goaltender. Colin Alexander got the assist. The fans weren't too pleased when Goderich got.a goal that was disallowed but the official's whistle had SCORING FIRST PERIOD: Goderich: Darrell Graham(Joey already blown. - Morrissey) 1 :25 There was a lot of action in front of the Goderich net in Mooretown: Dave the third period but \ (Mark Hillier) 8:34 Denomme rejected every shot that the Mooretown players could get on hime. The defensive played a hard hitting, non-stop game. The Goderich coach said the most prominent and key figure on the ice for his team was the goalie, Jeff Denomme. Goderich advances Personalty invite, You and your Family °to AND OPEN HO SECOND PERIOD: Goderich: Scott Alexander 2:49 Jackson Ross(Colin ccns�i 4. following the OMHA Bantam semi-final game between Sarnia Township ' and Goderich and most of the large crowd on hand remained to cheer the Suns to victory. 0 Following the game, the Victoria and Grey Trust trophy was presented to Sun's captain Daryl Madge by the company's local manager, Al Weatherby. This is the second year in a row that the Suns have been consolation champions of the WOAA. Two years ago, the Suns were Grand Champions. Hanover was a tight one, despite the three game sweep by the Suns, as each game was up for grabs right 'til the end. The two teams had finished with an equal number of points in the regular schedule, but Goderich took second place .Jby virtue of a better, won -lost record in games between the two teams. The Suns took three of their four regular - season meetings with Hanover. Last Wednesday in Hanover, the Suns skated hard and passed the puck well enroute to winning the series opener. Grant Garrow had a goal and two assists for the Suns and John Thompson and Daryl Madge each scored singles for the Suns, who led 3-0 late in the third period. With only two and a half minutes remaining in the game, the puck bounced off a Goderich player in front of his own net and trickled into the corner of the goal for Hanover's only tally. The goal was credited to Hanover captain Chris Ahrens. Saturday's victory came on the strength of an overtime goal scored by the Sun's John Thompson, after Ahrens had prolonged the game with the tying goat late in the third period. Goals by Thompson and Daryl Madge had .given the Suns an early lead before Brent Long got -one back for Hanovekr, just before the end of the second period. Madge's second goal of the game restored the Sun's two goal lead but Phil Corkin scored for Hanover, setting up Ahrens tie -maker. Scott Stokes and Trevor Erb each assisted on one Goderich goal. On Sunday, the Suns out- scored Hanover 2-1 in each of the second and third periods,. following a scoreless first frame. Daryl Madge had three goals and an assist in leading the Suns to victory. Grant Garrow scored the other Goderich goal. John Thompson and Rob Gibbons had assists for Goderich. In the lineup for the con- solation championship - winning Suns were Daryl Madge (captain), John Thompson and Steve Sinclair 46)4 (assistant Capt Gaynor, Terry Day, Scott St0 Garrow, Rob Gill Jewell, Tim Trevor Martin Todd 'Graham;'' and Shawn Rahbe Coach of th Richard Madge.. is Bil Martin ; mans er is Bill team is sponsO coast Estates Lint 1NOTICE TO ALL U.W.O. EXTENSION STIii IN GODERICH AND AREA The University of Western Ontario Summer School and Extension Department ' SUMMERSCHOOL 1977 The University of Western Ontario will be offering courses during Evening and Dayl mer School in CLINTON. All classes will meet in CENTRAL HURON SECONDI SCHOOL, 165 Princess St., Clinton. INTERVIEWS ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BEGINNING WORK TOWARD A B.A. DEGREE? Miss Angela Armitt, the Director of the Summer School and Extension Departmenie Universify of Western Ontario will be conducting interviews on THURSDAY, MARCH' 1977 from 7:00 until 8:30 p.m., room 30 of Goderich District Collegiate Institute in Ontario. NEW APPLICANTS MUST BE OFFICIALLY ADMITTED to The University of W Ontario before registering. EACH NEW APPLICANT MUST SUBMIT a coinplete4`" MISSION APPLICATION FORM and the required documentation before the DEAD DATES: Evening Summer School - APRIL 6th, Day Summer School - May 31st. Admission Application Forms may be obtained by writing to the Office of the Reg Admissions, U.W.O., London, Ontario, N6A SBS. 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