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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-03-22, Page 9p.rtse GODERICH SIGNAL STAR THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1979—PAGE 9 Suns win WOAA BB cham. lanshi p The Suncoast Suns put the final touches to a very successful season last Thursday by defeating the Hanover Atoms 3 - 2. The victory gave the Suns the W.O.A.A. Atom "BB" championship, the highest level of com- petition available to this age group. The Suns and the Hanover 'Kitchens played two periods off scoreless Members of the Suncoast Suns Atom all-star team mob each other after their exciting 3-2 victory over Hanover in playoff action in Goderich, Thursday, With the victory over Hanover the Suns laid claim to their second WOAA league championship. ( photo by Dave Sykes) Lions advance to semi-final The Goderich Lions Pee Wees advanced to the 'B' division semi-finals in the Goderich Lions Young Canada Week hockey tournament with victories over Exeter and Streetsville Friday. and Saturday. The Lions blasted Exeter 7-1 in the official .opening game of the tournament Friday night and got by Streetsville, 5- 3, Saturday afternoon. • The Lions next game is today (Thursday) at Z p.m. when they take on Kincardine in the semi- fmals. Goderich dominated the game with Exeter from the opening face-off, scoring three unan- swered goals in each of the first two periods and holding a 7-0 lead before Exeter scored with only 30 seconds left in the game. Peter Stahl paced the Lions with a three goal performance. He also had one assist. Daryl Madge, Todd Graham and Paul Brenner each had one goal .and one assist for Goderich. John Thom- pson scored the other Goderich goal. Mike Tiedeman scored Exeter's only goal when his shot deflected off a Goderich defenceman into the net' in the last minute of the game. The Goderich victory over Streetsville, an `A' team in OMHA play, was a much tougher game for the Lions. Peter Stahl was again the scoring leader for the Lions with his second consecutive hat -trick. Trevor Erb and Shawn Rahbek were the other Goderich marksmen. Each credited with one assist were Trevor Erb, John Thompson, Peter Stahl, Trevor Martin, Scott Stokes,andDaryl Madge. The Lions led 2-1 after the first period and held a 4-1 lead at the end of the second. Some excellent passing and teamwork were the keys to the Lions° success in the game. Terry Bean played a strong game in goal for Goderich. Monday .-night, _ the Lions played in the an- nual Goderich-St. Lambert,_ ue `ec exhibition game and were over -powered by a tremendously strong St. Lambert team, 10-2. Manager Dougie Parsons of St. Lambert labelled his team as the best he has ever had in the 23 years he has been bringing teams to Young Canada Week and the St. Lambert team proved it in an impressive per- formance before a large crowd here Monday. To the Lions' credit was the fact that they never gave up against the much bigger St. Lambert tea, -n. They hJistled throughout and displayed some good passing plays but were unable to finish them off because of the strength of the , Quebec players. St. Lambert jumped off to a 5-0 first"period lead but the Lions improved their performance as the game. went on, being outscored 3-1 in the second period and only 2- 1 in the final period. Todd Graham scored both the Goderich goals. Trevor Martin assisted the first and Mike Brenner, who played well in spot duty for the Lions, assisted on the other. The Lions' defensive pairs of Shawn .Rahbek, Scott Stokes, •Daryl Madge and Trevor Martin handed out some -s.tiff--bodye-hee-ks- -to--the- big St. Lambert forwards and Randy Gaynor played a strong game in goal after coming in at the midway point of the game. THE HURON - BRUCE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION cordially invites you to the EUGENE WHELAN NIGHT' in support of Graeme Craig, Huron -Bruce Liberal Candidate Wednesday, April 4, 1979 Brussels, Grey & Morris Community Centre Brussels, Ontario Reception 6 p.m. Dinner 7 p.m. Tickets $12.50 each Advance Tickets only call Emil Hendrick, Exeter, 235-2595 Jim Love, Zurich, 236-4033 Gordon Smyth, Auburn, 529-7190 Clarence Denomme, Clinton, 482-9004 George Townsend, Seaforth, 527-1629 Audrey Cardiff, Brussels, 887-6457 Murray Elston, Wingham, 357-2753 Muriel Murphy, Goderich, 524-7913 Tony Johnstone, Lucknow, 528-2822 Mac Inglis, Belmore, 367-2043 or your Township chairmen NEVER WAX YOUR CAR AGAIN WONDER-SEAL=SEALANT-POLISH T" CAN BE APPLIED TO YOUR T.: NEW INVESTMENT GIVE YOUR CAR THIS PROTECTANT -POLISH WONDER SEAL SEALANT POLISH' FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS NEVER WAX YOUR CAR AGAIN • WONDER SEAL IMPREGNATES THE PAINT POURS RIGHT THROUGH TO THE BARE METAL • MIRROR LIKE FINISH • ON ALL' PAINT AND CHROME • HELPS ELIMINATE CORROSION • STOPS PAINT FADING • OUTCASTS HUNDREDS OF CAR WASHES • YOU CANT DO WITHOUT IT AVAILABLE ONLY AT KIRKEY'S, CAR CARE 80 VICTORIA STJ, SOUTH 524-6015 hockey - a tribute to the close checking and good goal tending of both teams. Davey Jewell got the scoring started when he grabbed a loose puck in front of the Hanover net and fired it into the top corner.A few minutes later Todd Jeffrey put the Suns ahead by two as .he fired a hard shot from the blueline that was so nicely placed the goalie had no chance. About. a minute later Hanover came back with a good second effort to poke a loose puck past the Goderich netminder. Goderich got a second goal from Davey y Jew ell. This time Ron Chapman and Scott Garrow combined to put Davey in the clear and his hard, backhand shot finished the play. With 1:53 left in the game Hanover scored again to put the pressure on Goderich but the Suns put on a fine show of checking and control that prevented, any Hanover, comeback. The players of the Suncoast Suns Atom BB champions are: goal -Jeff Scott and Jay William- son ; illiam- son; defence - Chris Sideris, Curt McPherson, Todd Jeffrey, Kevin Telford, and Kelly Allin. Centres Davey Jewell, Kevin 'Talbot and Darren Doak; Left wing - Scott Garrow, Steve Schutz and Dave Telford; Right wing - Ron Chapman, Todd Gilchrist and Shawn Larder. I'm sure fans and parents are proud of the quality of team`"play these boys have shown us through the season - congratulations Suns. Congratulations and sincere thanks go to coach, Dennis Williamson; • assristant coach, Paul Schutz; ;and Manager, Wilf Chapman for a very fine job of handling the team on and off the ice. Huromic extends lead Huromic Metal found some breathing room atop the men's bowling standings ripping Roys Boys for five points in action Monday to in- crease their lead to five points. Huromic got a 327 single and 859 triple form Larry Million to boost their season output to 103 points. Roys Boys got two points on the strength of Manfred Popersnitch's 270 single and 751 triple. They have 85 points. The Recalls slipped in their quest for the crown dropping five points to the Tail Ends: The. Tail Ends, who moved into fourth spot with 92 points, *got a 276 single and 762 triple from Tom Willis. Charlie Williams led the Recalls with a 314 single and 693 triple. The BDs climbed into third spot in the standings by raking the hapless Signal -Stars for ' seven points. •Charlie Johnston led the BDs with 270 bingle and 646 triple to oost the team point total to 94. The Stars got a 314 single and 776 triple from Tom Flynn. They remain in second last place, four points ahead of the Hopefuls, who also lost seven points. French did the damage to the Hopefuls with Larry Doer's 323 single and 764 triple leading the way. French now has 89 points. Don Siemon was the tpp Hopeful with a 270 single and 749 triple. In other action, Augies Doggies took five points from Little bowl on Don Carrick's 274 single and 773 triple. The Doggies have 86 points. Sonny Moore rolled a 291 single and 757 triple for Little Bowl who have 85 points for the year. 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