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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-04-07, Page 9T, as Lose to Elmira GODERICH.SIGNAI, START, oderic outmuscle� The stands were full at the community centre on Sunday to watch Elmira and Willowdale come out on top at the K incardine Oldstars hockey tournament,. Willowdale defeated Kincardine Y-0 to win the cvn ,elation honors and Elmira clowned Seaforth 3-1 to win the championship. Kincardine was put into the consolation with an early morning defeat at the hands of Port Elgin, who won the game '-0. Although Owen Sound was ineligible to play for a trophy because of under age players, Kincardine put 100 percent into their second game of the day, despite being automatic wine&rs. Owen Sound took an early lead but the Oldstars came hack, almost to win the game. After three Owen Sound goals in the first period„ -- forts, Owen Sound tied it up 4- 4 at the end of the third, forcing penalty shots to break the tie. Qwen Sound managed to get two out of five shots past Kincardine goalie Earl Wolstenholme while the -Kincardine marksmen were blanked. When Kincardine faced Willowdale for the final, they were without the services of Paul Pickett who broke his Got a copy on me c'mon Over forty-eight General Radio Operators were identified at Roll Call at the April meeting of the Circle City CB Club, Goderich and District. The gathering took place April _3, 1977, at the Canadian Legion in Goderich. Following the secretary's report, the social committee chairman First Mate (Don Henry) advised that although a final figure had not yet been,, arrivedat, the recent club dance was a success and that shortly the donation to the Children's Ward of the Alexandra Marine Hospital would be made. The newly cuse me ense dile 4 A member of the Strathroy Oldtimers trips over Goderich Oldtimers goaltender Jerome Geoffrey as defenseman Bill Fritzley chases the rebound. Strathroy broke a 3-3 tie and went on to win the game 9-3 in an exhibition game played in Goderich Friday night. (photo by J.S.) formed Junior Operators club chairman Pepe -2 -Shoes (Walt Watt) introduced the junior president Little Turk (Greg Kirkconnell) and advised that the classes for the young operators had started and that the response was good. The club's newly designed crests were made up over the past month and were made available to the membership during the coffee break. With the fast approaching Town anniversary celebrations Willys Knight (Tony Whelan) outlined the club's involvement with the Tri -Jubilee Parade patrol and asked for any radio derich loses on penalty shots Kincardine Li'l s won the second Lions Novice Hockey ent in Kincardine on y. To win the trophy, efeated Elmira, G-4, h 3-2 in penalty shots on, 4-3, e first game against , Kincardine goals from captain Sean He was a nemesis for skating Elmira team. i 3-1 at the end of one' '4-3',at the end of the Burton was con- ut in the clear by his s, Todd Miller and almateer. Palmateer d Regier picked up rich was the op - in the 'second round e a much improved ver the one the Li'l had defeated in , the week before. opened the scoring ton scored two goa Is e first period ended. e remained :'-1 until one half minutes to n Goderich tied the preliminary rounds, ame was to be broken Ity shots. Kincardine ed goaltenders, g Bobby Hickey with Pinoudis. Peter had e up with a fantastic inning the shootoff as e some big stops and wo friendly goalposts ecause. I) Mowry, Craig eer and Sean Burton s in that order but as derich shooters all stopped by good ding. Remaining shots ° be sudden death. s stopped Goderich rk Pretty scored for inc enabling the Li'l s to get to the unship final. rdine then had to play The green machine n the Plattsville ent the previous nd lost out in the City final. Byron the scoring in the last of the first period. tied the game in the 0n a pass from Palmateer. Byron then went ahead -'-I. .Thirty seconds later Burton tied the game. Burton scored again on passes from Palmateer and Kevin King. Palmateer scored what proved to be the winning goal on passes from Pretty and Burton. Byron scored with less than a minute to go to make it 4-3 but even though they had their goalie pulled, the Li'l Kinucks held them off. Peter Pinoudis again had to come off the bench as Bobby Hickey, was unable to con- tinue after the first period. He made some outstanding -- saves. Captain Burton was presented with the Heather Leigh Shoppe trophy and he led his team in the trium- phant parade around the ice. Brad Regier played out- standing on defence as he stopped many rushes. Elmira won the Carl Wilken Plaque as consolation champions when the defeated Milverton 5-3 in the final. It was their second,, consolation award in a week as they won in Plattsville as well. Other tourney scores were: Goderich 9 - Hanover I : Walkerton 6 - Milverton 0; Byron - Listowel 1; Elmira 5 - Hanover 0; Milverton 4 - Listowel 3 (penalty shots decided the winner) and Byron 3 - Walkerton I . Peter Pinoudis won the goalie trophy in tffe shootoff and Craig Crummer of Listowel was the top shooter. BOY SCOUT Bottle Drive SATURDAY, APRIL 9th Your support will be Appreciated. 1 E Cts 001& Last Team DEADLINE TUES., APRIL 19 ve entries at BILL KIRKY'STEXACO Victoria St; and Elgin Ave. l±r information call GREG HANSEN • 524.2251 Phone t:. Other members of the Li'l Kinucks who have con- tributed so much this year to make the team such a success are Greg Farrell, Caleb Howald, Mike Richter, Robby Ritchie and Craig Urie. The refereeing was ' ex- cellent as these fellows were local junior and midget Special thanks should go to the Kincardine Lions for helping sponsor the , tour-' name t, and also to Canadian Asbestos and International Labourer's Union. Also thanks to all the men who helped ,out in various capacities, the Li'l Kinucks mother who helped serve the food, to Keith Davidson for bringing his bugle for the final game and the fans who came out all day for support. Thanks to Jim Pinoudis for donating the shootoff trophies, to the KMHA Mother's Auxiliary for supply of food and Coca-Cola for free. And finally to the Junior Kinucks who paid for the entry fee for thi ,tourney and the other two the Li'l Kinucks played in. The top scorers in the tournament' with goals, assists and points were: Burton, Kincardine, 1I, 1, Jewell, Goderich, . 5, Brown, Byron, 5, 1, 6: Waters, Elmira, 4, 1', 6; Schnurr, Elmira, 5, 1, 6; Woods, Milverton, 4, 0, 4; Ballantyne, Elmira, I, 3, 4; Palmateer, Kincardine, I, 3, 4; Dries, Byron• : . 4: Minhinnick, Byron, 3, 1, 4: and Dahms, Walkerton, ', :'74. One for the Gallow Bill Gallow of the Goderich Oldtimers beat two Strathroy defenseman and then faked the goalie as he scored the first goal for the Goderich team in an exhibition game against Strathroy in Goderich Friday. Strathroy won the game 9-3. (photo by J.S. ) JACK ROORDA DECORATING For Expert PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING Phone 482-7862 after 3:30 p.m. • operators, mobile or other- wise, who were available July 9, 1977, to sign for their support to assist with the club's participation. Also during Radio Day - July 4, 1977, a rally will be held along with a display on radio operations. The club will participate along side of the Bluewater Amateur Radio Club and the committee headed by Midnite Raider (Dave Harrison) was open for good ideas on the format. The club's vice-president, Uncle Tom (Tom Gillis), who chaired the meeting, advised the club of the meeting of six radio operators from Michigan who visited and stayed three days in the Circle City at the homes of Trapper (Ken Scheerer), Willy's Knight (Tony Whelan),, ..and Little Foxy (Dave Fox). A coffee break party was held Friday, March 18, 1977, at the Trapper's home where forty- five Side Band Operators gathered to meet and ratchet - jaw with the visitors. Uncle 'tom also informed the membership that he checked for everyone's in- formation and found that 24 hour emergency monitoring is not done in the local area by the enforcement agency and that London is the closest point 09 is monitor by the, OPP for 24 hour assistance calls. A personal problem was then voiced by one of the membership indicating the names of other radio operators and after a short airing, the membership voted that if problems are to be brought oat, it must be done in general and that no one or group of persons are to be mentioned publicly. wrist in ' the Owen SQIut)d' game when he hit the boards. In other games, Seaforth clowned Owen Sound'S l Goderich beat Hanover .5-2; Elmira edged Willowdale in penalty shots 5-4; Seaforth blanked Port Eight ;;8-0; Willowdale shutout Hanover 9-0 and Elmira defeated Goderich 3-0. Stu Deer, RR 1, Kincardine won the weekend trip to Harbour Castle in- Toronto. Keith Pladsen won the magnum of champagne draw. Keith Davidson scored the first Kincardine goal of the day, assisted by .J.C. Bastien and Rysty Milatz. The second marker came from Bastien, assisted by Norm Mallette. 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