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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-03-08, Page 15d A >o� orts flanover evens series with Suns The Suncoast Atoms opened their WOAA championship series against the Hanover Atoms in Goderich last Saturday. The Suns played one of the best games of the season in front of Davey Jewell who was playing his first game in the nets, trying to fill the skates of the regular goalies, Jeff Scott and Jay Williamson who were sidelined with illness. All three of- fensive lines skated well and carried the play to The Goderich Suncoast Suns goaltender makes a save on a Hanover forward as four Goderich players look on in playoff action at the Goderich Memorial Community Centre, Saturday. The Suns won the game but lost the second game of the playoff series in Hanover. The series resumes on the weekend. ( photo by Dave Sykes) Recalls .fail to gain on Huron ic Metal Huromic" Metal maintained a five -point lead in men's bowling `action despite dropping a five pointer to French, Monday: French got a 336 single from Ed Streeter and a -779- tripie from Kevin Rumig to rip Huromic for five and boost' their --season-total to 80 points. Huromic, in first place with 96 points, got a 281 • single and 709 triple from Rick McLean. • The Recalls failed to gain ground on first place and remained five points back after losing five points to Augies Doggies. Augie Stegenstad led the Doggie assault with a 266 single and 663 triple. Jim Mero's 259 single and Wally. Milley's 673 triple salvaged two points for the Recall -S. The Tail Ends moved into third place. with a seven point sweep over the BDs and increased their season point total to 85..Doug-Zoethout led the Tail Ends with. a 261 single and 657 triple. Don Johnston was the top BD with a 242 single and 632 triple: Roys .. Boys slipped •to fourth place in the standings losing four points to the Signal Stars. Manfred Popersnitch- rolled a 271 single and 777 triple to grab three points for the Boys to give them 83 for the season. The .Stars won two games on the strength of Tom Flynn's 283 single and 773 triple. The Stars remain in second last place with 72 points.` In other action Lthe last place Hopefuls ripped Little Bowl for five points on 'l erry . Ryan's 286 single and 818 triple. They now have 65 points. Little Bowl managed two points on Jim Harrion's 291 single and 758 triple. orester league play First place Eager Beavers with 38 took two" points with the help of Don•. Sowerby's 231 and Kevin Rumig's 622, narrowing the gap to four points between first place and two teams tied for second. The Riots, in seventh place with 23, took five points with Grant Curran rolling a• 268 and Sandra Curran a " 596 triple. Jack Thorn hit a 304 and 652 for Party Case, tied for second with 34 points, to help them grab five points. Last place Sexy Six with 13 had high • Scott Collins watches as a rock nears the house in the GOO curling bonspiel held at Maitland Country Club, Saturday. Collins and his team-mates Kevin Dykstra, Mike Paquette and Greg Wilson won all three of their games to win the day -long event with 461/2 points. ( photo by Dave Sykes) Alb AMMINIIIIIIMMOMMEW GENERAL MEETING GODERICH MINOR - SOCCER CLUB FOR ANYONE INTERESTED IN HELPING THE MINOR SOCCER ASSOCIATION MARCH 1Zm 8 p.m. ►SSBSSM N ` QPIrfCR S7 N/1PIElt ST, games rolled by Glen Webster' - 225 and Doug Fuller - 591 triple. i Jokers, tied for 'second place with 34, took five -points with the help of Eric Miller's 26.2 and 711 triple. Fifth place. Odd Couples with 30, took two points with Debbie Johnston hitting a 210 and 'Dave Sowerby a 575 triple. Third place ,In- Betweens blanked Easy Rollers for a total of 32 points, with Flo Robin- son's high games 224 and 655 triple.. Six place Easy Rollers with 27 had high games rolled by Glenn Lamb 229 and Darlene Fielder 597 triple. Ed Johnston hit a 298 ai4d 683 triple for fourth place Six Pack who took five ,pointsfor a total of 31. Eighth place Jack's Turtles with 18, took two points with Jack Gilbert rolling a 243 and 695 triple. We have only one night of 'regular bowling Left as well as one .night of playoffs. Our banquet"is being held at Saltford Valley Hall, Saturday, April 7, 1979 at 6:30 p.m. We hope to be able to attain enough dance tickets for a Forester dance being held that same night at Saltford Valley Hall. Could we .please ` have , the remainder of the questionnaires filled out and handed in by next Sunday night, March 11, in order that final arrangements ray be made. ELECTION OF OFFICERS voa THE Goderich Minor Hockey Assoc. AND SUPPORTERS CLUB OFFICES TUESDAY, MARCH 13 7:00 P.M. in fhe GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA The General Public Is Urged To Attend! the Hanover club, while the defence played a strong game, clearing the puck and checking in the corners. . Scott Garrow scored first on a deflection of a hard shot from the point fired by Todd Jeffrey. The Suns went ahead by two , when Ronnie Chapman fired home a goal to finish up a neat passing play from:Chris Sideris and Scott Garrow. The only Hanover goal came early in the second period when Alexander scored from McKay on a shot that took a jarpm into the net off a Goderich defender. The Suns came back quickly as Shawn Larder, who had been working very hard in the checking department all game, finished off a play from Sideris and Steve Schutz. In the third .period Goderich took control for keeps when Davey Telford took a pass from cousin Kevin Telford and drilled it home from twenty feet out. Garrow scored again from Chapman and Kelly Allin; who had bottled the Hanover team in their own end with very sharp checking. The final goal, saw Kelly Allin pick up a pass from Todd Jeffrey and beat the. Hanover goalie. The final score, Goderich - 6, Hanover - 1. Scott Garrow got the coaches' nod as spark GODERICHSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1979—PAGE 15 Prawfatiaairessig plug of the game. Sunday's game, in Hanover, was a let -down effort for the Suns. The Hanover boys came on strong on their home ice and the Goderich team, although they played good ~defence for most of the game, couldn't seem to get the spark they needed on offence. . The first two periods went with no score for either team. Again Davey Jewell put in- a strong game. in the net for • Goderich as he robbed Hanover on two. break- away ,situations to keep the Suns in the game. Five minutes into the third period Hanover found the mark on a power play goal that proved to be the winner. Hanover scored again on a strong second effort. Davey Jewell made the first stop on a break- away but the attacker scored on a quick shot from the corner that deflected into the net. Strong efforts in the defensive game by Curt McPherson and Kevin Telford were the best part •of the Sun's game, while Darren Doak put in a hardskating and checking game at centre which could have paid off in a goal. This best -of -five series continues next Saturday in Hanover and returns to• Goderich later in the' week. Bridge club scores Susan White and Bill Cochrane combined for a point total of 73 to win top honors at the February 27 meeting of the Goderich Bridge Club. There were six tables in play. Iva and John Wood finished a close secon&in the Howell game with 721 points while Bill Duncan and Joe Martin were third with 72 points and Cathy MacDonald and John Stringer were fourth with 71 points. The teams of Edna Overholt and Jo Berry and Vernaft-thy and Jean Cook tie with 69 points. White and Cochrane teamed up again to win 'a Howell •game at the March 6 meeting of the club with 43 points. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine were second with 41 points; Theresa Donatis and Arlene Gibbons third with _391;1 points and John Donatis and John Wood were fourth with 38 points - SUZUKI SUZUKI GOES THE DISTANCE BIKE SHOW SPECIALS DI-JER MOTOCROSS MOTOCROSS BOOTS Reg. $139.95 1i995 JAGUAR FULL COVERAGE BLACK HELME1 S Reg. $69.95 , GLOVES Reg. $15.50 $795 FREE Oil change with every spring TUNE-UP BOOKED FREE SUPERCROSS TRIP Anyone who buys a motorcycle from us before March 31 will accompany us "FREE" to the famous Motor City Super Cross in Pontiac, Michigan. See the pros in action. FREE DRAW Anyone who buys a Dirt Bike before April 30 will get a chance to win. a WEEKLONG GARY BAILEY MOTO CROSS SCHOOL complete with food & accommodation. FREE DRAW Anyone who buys a Street Bike 'before April 30 will get o chance to win a 'frame mounted fairing.. 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