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.ports Lucknow Lancers hammer Sailors
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The Lucknow La cers got opened up a three gad lead
revenge on the Goderich before the Sailors managed to
Sailors Friday night when get on the board. Jim Murray
they annihilated the Sailors and Dawe McKinnon grabbed
12-3 in Intermediate C action the first goal of the game with
in Goderich. Goderich five minutes expired and at
grabbed a 7-5 overtime win in 10:37 Carl Stanley got help
Lucknow a week ago. from Mark Chisholm and
The Lancers scored four Greg Hamilton to boost the
times in each period and Lancers into a 2-0 lead. Paul
s(Tag) Sowerby of the Goderich Sailors' Intermediate C
;ley team (number 5) was in front of the Goderich net
couldn't stop this shot by the Lucknow Lancers' Ian
mtgomery (number 11). Montgomery scored a total of
Lions remain in first place despite
>econd loss of season
he Goderich Lions Pee
eslost their only game last
ek, dropping a close 3-2
fision here Thursday to
•
rtElgin.
loss was only the
d of the season for the
They have won six
s and are tied for first
place in WOAA league
standings with Walkerton
who are 6-1. Listowel is third
with four wins and eight
points while Kincardine, Port
Elgin and Hanover all have
three wins for six points.
Mount Forest is in the cellar,
winless in their first six
starts.
The Lions were scheduled
to pley in Mount Forest
Saturday, but the game was
postponed. •The local Pee
Wees make their next start
here tonight (Thursday) at 8
p.m. against Hanover.
Saturday, the Lions travel to
Kincardine for their first
uns battle Listowel to
wo tie games
oderich Suns played host
Listowel on Saturday,
ember 26 and played to a
tie then travelled to
towel Monday to have
her game end in a 3-3 tie.
the game on Saturday the
scame out skating but the
hitting of the Listowel
in the first period put the
off their game to end the
tperiod in a scoreless tie.
the second, Listowel.'still "
king hard got the first
440
goal of the game at b.ai. the
Suns fought back hard to get
their first goal of the game at
8:14 off the second period.
With the hitting and close
checking there was only 4
penalties in the game all
coming in the third period. All
players played well •with the
Brown line of Grant Garrow,
Doug Lounsbury and Ken
Huff getting the only goal.
In Listowel on Monday the
Suns played to another tie. In
the first period the checking
ouse league
raps Zurich
Gee Motors, a Goderich
wee house league team,
on the road recently and
t up against the Zurich
Wee All -Stars in Zurich
dropped them 4-1. The
rich pee wees went to
hdetermined tb put on a
show and came away
thebig win.
two clubs felt each
out in the first period
then with 9:10 gone in the
Goderich posted the
score of the game. Nick
sh got the opener with
from Donny McCallum.
seconds into the final
Frisby put Goderich
2.0 with nap from Scott
and Andrew Telford.
minutes later McCallum
tile,gamegame away for
MI a goal assisted
ye Hunter and Trebish.
ch scored its lone with
Minutes left to play when
Dean Armstrong scored on a
play set up by Paul Johnston.
Goderich got that back when
McCallum finished off a play
from Trebish to. round out the
scoring.
from both clubs was close
with end to end play. The
Suns carne on in the late part
of the second period to get the
first goal with the brown line
of Grant Garrow, Robbie
Gibbons and Doug Lounsbury
connecting. Listowel came
close to tieing the score but
good goal keeping by Kevin
Feagan kept the Suns with a
one -goal lead to end the
second.
In the third period the Suns
came out with the Orange line
of Trevor Erb, David Jewell
and Ken Huff getting their
first goal of the night to make
it 2-0. Listowel did not give up
as they came hack to score
their first goal by Terry
Deitrich with Todd Hutton
pulling the assist. The Suns
came back to get their third
goal with the orange line on
the ice. Listowel came back
to get two unanswered goals
to tie the game.
The Suns tried hard but
couldn't get the win. The
white line and the defence for
the Suns played a good game.
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five goals in Friday night's game between the two teams
and Carl Stanley (number 14) scored two. The Lancers beat
the Sailors 12-3. Goderich will play In Lucknow on Sunday
night. (photo by Rob Kellestine)
Frayne set John Em er in up • The Lancers continued to
27 seconds later and Lucknow sakte through the Sailor
was well on its Way to the win. defence and added another
Steve Buchanan picked up two goals before the Sailors
a loose puck at his own blue got their second. Three
line and skated in alone on minutes into the second
Jim Frayne beating the period Montgomery got his
Lancer netminder to cut the second and then at the seven
Lucknow lead to two. That
was as close as the Sailors got minute mark he made it a
all night as Ian Montgomery hattrick.' Kevin Meriam
added another Lancer goal finished off a three way play_
before the end of the period to with Dan Duncan and Dirk
give his club a 4-1 lead after Wolterrbeek to grab the
;,,�, ,,,.,,;I,�l Sailors' second goal hut the
Former members
turn pro
The Goderich Figure
Skating C)ub held a meeting
on November 15 at the arena.
There were nine members
and three guests present.
Alice Huyck was made
Wednesday National Test
Chairman; Mary Cook is
Saturday's National Test -
Chairman; and Kathy Boddy
has the Preschooler
Department. Shirley .Oesch
was appointed Test Chair-
man.
meeting of the season with
that team,.
In the game with Port
Elgin, Goderich held a 2-1
lead after the first period, but
Port Elgin scored single goals
in the second and third
periods to take the win. Port
Elgin captain Bob Carr
opened the scoring, but the
Lions came back with goals
by Brent Fisher and Paul Day
before the end of the period.
Philip Wood assisted on Day's
goal.
Mike Prange got the tying
goal for Port Elgin in the
second period and Steve
Cannon fired the winner for
Port with just over three
inutes left in the game.
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There are 194 members to
date. Registrations are still
being accepted.
The Club has decided to put
a float in the Santa Claus
parade.
On January 8, the Goderich
Club will be having a High
Test Day.February 1 and 4
will be the Club's own
Competition Day. Parents,
relatives and general public
are welcome to come and see
the children compete. There
will be no admission.
The club is planning a
carnival for March 11.
Skaters who passed at the
Fall School in Vanastra were
first figures - Debbie Horton,
Aveleigh Cook, and Darlene
Moore and second figures -
Carol Dechert.
Don't forget to come and
watch the kids compete on
February 1 and 4.
Tracey MacEwen and Greg
Cerson passed their
Preliminary 'Pair Test in
„.Preston.
Some former skaters of the
club have moved up in the
skating business. Debbie
Jeffrey has turned
professional and teaches in
Clinton, Brussels, Lucknow
and Listowel. Rusty
Ormandy, also has turned
professional and is teaching
in Stratford.
The Club will hold a Bake
Sale and Craft Table in mid-
December at the Suncoast
Mall.
Stan Connelly is helping
with the power skaters.
Mothers are needed to
volunteer to be Music
Chairman and Telephone
Chairman.
Lancers came back with two
more to take an 8-2 lead tot e
dressing room. , Mark
Chisholm got his first of the
night and Montgomery
scored his fourth. '
Hamilton started off the
Lucknow humiliation of the
Sailor in the final period
scoring the ninth Lancer goal
four minutes into the third.
Midway through the period
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Montgomery ; grabbed `°'his
fifth of the night and Stanley
scored his second and
Stevenson his first before the
Sailors finally answered.
back. With 1:53 left to go Jim
Hayter and Wayne Kennedy
grabbed the final Sailor goal
to round out the scoring'.
The Sailors host Wirgham
Royals this Friday night at
8:30p.m.
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