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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-11-03, Page 11forty lost i AND ARN FALFA tGH Ray, NOW, r of ger, ked ck, her ger Ild ,aa It CODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NU"i/EMB)ER 3, 1977—PAGE'I1 • Midgets open seas&n-with- Godertch Green and Parent Midgets hit the ice the first time this year, in + an exhibition game against St. Thomas. This was a very rough game, but Goderich came out on top. Danny Mailtet opened up the scoring for Goderich at' the three minute mark, with a neat goal, assisted by Terry Berlet. Mike Hodges got the second goal of the game when he smashed it hofne on a pass from Mike Larkin. Rob McDonald was also credited -with an assist. Roger White got St. Thomas' first goal of the game, to make the score 2-1. But the 4f irst period wasn't :over yet. Goderich came back derich Merchants go through drills erchants take streak into season Goderich Merchants d up their exhibition e with a 2-1 win over Lia College of ture last Thursday ead into the regular ediate D schedule t riding an unbeaten The Merchants face lege tonight in the opener at the Clinton having won both their pre -season starts. Earlier they demolished Huron Park 8-2. The Merchants opened the scoring in the Centralia game early in the second period when Frank Hagan sent Paul Corriveau in alone and he beat Dave Holmes. Both clubs played tight hockey in the opening period going to the dressing room with a linton Colts on ayer drive Clinton Colts Inter - hockey club, who earlier this year and re revived two weeks re still looking for ding to new manager nstett of Clinton, the hich will play in the Ontario Athletic ion Southern "C" s 15 players so far, but esome more talent. he last four years, the had played in the Ontario Hockey Association league, but lack of finances and poor fan support forced the club to fold this spring. Anstett said that anyone wishing to play, should contact him or Harvey Carter. The team has been working out at the Vanastra Arena on Monday and Wednesday nights, and hope to have a game schedule set up by early next week. scoreless' tie after 20 minutes of hockey. Centralia tied the score with just over seven minutes left in the second but a three- way play early in the third period proved to be enough for the Merchants to grab their second win. Ron Whetstone and Cam MacDonald worked the puck out to Milt Place and he grabbed the winning goal with 14:46 left to -play in the game. AgainstHuron Park the Merchants wasted no time notching their first goal a minute 25 seconds after the puck was dropped. Can -i MacDonald, last year's league scoring champion, finished off a play put together by Milt Place and Ron Corriveau, Huron Park SNOWMOBILE SUITS MITTS BOOTS ALL SIZES ....Priced Right! SMITH'S FARM A GARDEN CENTRE 66 HAMILTON ST. 524-8761 Royal Canadian Legion Br. 109 INVITES YOU TO JOIN THEM FOR THE egion Church Parade SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 11:00 A.M. gat KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Itemembra AND THE nce Day Parade FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 11:00 A.M. at HE CENOTAPH ON THE SQUARE For both parades all Legion Members and Veterans will form up at the Legion Hall at 10:30 a.m. DRESS - Beret and Medals member Participate 1 tied the game after five minutes but Corriveau gave the Merchants a one goal edge with assists from Hagan Place. The Merchants went up by two early in the second - when Place scored on a passing play with Corriveau. Huron Park cut the lead back to onegbing into the third but the final 20 minutes belonged to Goderich when they scored five unanswered goals, Charlie Robertson started the burst with a goal from MacDonald and Corriveau. Tom O'Brien added another with the help from Hagan then Pat Mahon, Hagan and Place each grabbed one to round out the scoring, with a very neat goal scored by Larkin, with assists going to Mailtet and Roger Lewis. St. Thomas finished the scoring for the period with an unassisted goal from Walker. Goderich controlled the play inthe second period shutting out St. Thomas four goals to none. Rob Trebish opened . up the scoring on a pass from Mailtet, Then Mailtet scored with Berlet picking up the assist. The third goal was scored by Larry Daer, shooting it home after stealing it from a St. Thomas player. Hodges finished the Goderich tally at the 18 minute mark, scoring a quick` goal, Terry Kisch receiving the assist. St. Thomas came back with their last goal of the ,,night, Hanover starting off the third period scoring, but Goderich had lots of life left, getting three more goals. Trebish started Goderich off with an unassisted goal for his second of the night. Lewis made his hard digging count with his first goal of the night assisted by Daer and Robert McDonald. Mailtet finished the scoring with an unassisted goal to make the final score 10-3. Bantam BB's fight back to tie Walkerton The Goderich Bantam BB club opened its 1977-78 season at home Saturday losing to Hanover 6 - 3 then went on the road Sunday to Walkerton and skated to a 2 - 2 tie. Goderich travels to Lambeth Friday night for an exhibition game and plays Hanover in Goderich Saturday. Hanover scored first in the season opener in Goderich when Greg •Koebel beat Robert Cummings with just over five minutes played. Goderich roared back to take a 2 - 1 lead on goals by John Huff and Larry Boyce. Huff finished off a three way play set up by Mike Wedlock and Boyce with 1:04 left to play in the opening period. Alan Bakker scored an unassisted goal with two minutes played in the second to boost Gqderich into the lead. Andy Lehman and Jeff Speers both got unassisted goals for Hanover in the next two minutes to put their club back on top by one but with five and a half minutes left Randy Graham set up Dave Muffitt and Goderich tied_ the game for the third time. Hanover grabbed the winning goal with five Bridge scores The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club had seven tables in play on Tuesday evening at the Legion Hall. In the North-South division, Leonard George and Joe Martin were first with 671/4 points. Bill Bradley and Aelin Weerasooriya placed second with 661/2 points and Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine were third with 66 points. Verna Worthy and Jean Cook topped the .East-West division of play with 93 points. Betty and Ray Fisher were second with 75 points and Auleen Curry and Jean Papernick were third with 701/2 points. Volleyball starts Interest has mushroomed so quickly for township volleyball that even before a registration evening there are enough members to make up two teams. Registration night will be held on Tuesday, November 8 at 8 p.m. in Holmesville School. Anyone 13 years and over may join. Both adult and junior Try As You Will but you cannot compare these 1976 model cars anywhere! 10,000 MILES '76 Monte Carlo A beautifully maintained local car with landau top, radio, rear defogger, power steering, power brakes, radial white walls, chrome decor-. Smart Firethornred. Lic. LBR 275 22,000 MILES '76 Grand Prix Li Sport coupe. This top of the line beauty is all silver with a landau roof and red, crushed velour bucket seat interior. 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You can't go wrong with this one. cGEE Pontiac - Buick - Cadillac GMC Trucks HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH, 524-8391 groups are anticipated which should make an interesting winter sports schedule. If you are unable to register in person, please contact Art Bell 524-8037 or Doug Yeo at 482-9296. Volunteer managers will be required too. We don't expect any grand national teams so experts aren't required. It's just for fun. - by Audrey Middleton minutes left in the second and added two more in the third to put the game away. Randy Ellig scored in the second and Specia and John Lemont in the final period. In Walkerton Goderich fought hack twice to manage a tie and had what could have been the winning goal disallowed. - Walkerton drew first blood with 1:45 played in the first when Brad Fritz beat Jim McDonald on a play set up by Jeff Eckenswieler. At the seven minute -mark Randy Graham scored with help from Dave Muffitt to tie the game but a minute and a half later Walkerton took the lead hack when Paul Ber- herick scored an unassisted goal. The teams played• even until midway through the final period when Dave McDonald scored a short handed goal that tied things up. Mike Wedlock •set McDonald up while killing the penalty and he beat Scott Fritz to give Goderich the equalizer.. The boys played their first game of . the schedule Saturday night against Hanover. Goderich again came out the victors with a score of 7-3. Goderich scored the first goal of the game at the 38 second mark, when Hodges picked up a pass from Daer, and tucked it behind Hanover goalie. Hanover didn't waste much time; tying it up within two minutes. Before the first period was over Larry Madge got two goals, one assisted by Trebish and Mailtet in a very neat passing play and the second was unassisted. Madge took the goalie out and,drove it home. At the end othe first period of play the score was 3- I. Hanover opened the scoring in the second period with a goal by Joel Klassen, who ended up to be their top scorer with two goals. Madge rather quickly answered him with his third goal of the night on another well set up passing play. Assists went to Trebish and Berlet. At the 12 minute mark, Rob McDonald got a short handed goal, when he fired a beautiful slapshot from the point into the lower corner of the net. Assists were given to Mailtet and Trebish in another sharp passing play. Hanover came back with their last goal of the night. Ending the second period with a score of 5-3. Mailtet started the scoring off in the third period, with an unassisted goal at the 3:52 mark. The..third period was very long with Hanover doubling there penalties and collecting two misconducts. Hodges finished the scoring for Goderich with a neat goal assisted by Daer. 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