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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-03-29, Page 12PAGE 12--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1979 pQrts St. Thomas eliminates Peewees in exciting 3-2 win page BY JEAN HANNA The O.M.H.A. Pee Wee "B" semi-firfait' series was concluded on Saturday with St. Thomas, St. Annes winning the series three games straight over Haylow Electric PeeWee Bs - Jeff Stoll of the fiaylow Electric Peewee B team • .Saturday. Goderich-lost the game by a single goal watches from the side of the crease as the St.__�Ad_d-rapped-t#re--semi=final-=series-t-o-St.-Thomas-in Thomas goaltender turned back a shot in playoff three straight games: (photo by Dave Sykes) .action at the Goderich Community Centre, Kincardine dumps Lions 6-2 The Goderich Lions Pee Wees were eliminated in the semi- finals of the 'B' division in Young Canada Week by losing 6-2 to Kincardine last Thursday. The Lions had reached the semi-finals by defeating Exeter 7-1 and Streetsville 5-3 in earlier rounds.. Windsor. Minor' won the .'B' division championship by ' out- scoring Kincardine 11-8 in the final. Jamie Emmerton was a one-man gang in Kincardine's win over Goderich, scoring five goals and getting an assist on the other Kin- cardine"goal scored by 'Ian MacKenzie. Peter Stahl scored both Goderich goals, giving him a'total of eight in the three games the Lions played in 'B' division games in the tournament. Stahl's first goal was assisted by Rob Gibbons while Trevor Erb 'and Scott Stokes helped on the second. The Goderich and Kincardine teams played in the same league this season, with Goderich finishing' second and Kincardine third. The Goderich team won all three league games with • Kincardine by scores of 5- 3, 5-2 and 7-3, but Kin- cardine defeated the Lions twice -when they ri-et in tournaments, 6-2 in Young Canada Week and 8-0 in the Royal Canadian Legion Zone •C1 tournament in January. The Young Canada Week tournament brings the Lions Pee Wees' season to an end. The Lions had an . overall record this year of 26 wins, 16 losses and three .ties in league, tour- nament and exhibition play. They were finalists in the WOAA "BB" division and won the consolation cham- pionship at the Kin-. cardine Winter Games. The Lions league record was. 16 wins, six losses and - two ties, good for second place in the final standings. The Lions coaching staff of Richard Madge and Bob,Dick, along with manager Bill Rahbek judged itto be a good year for the Lions and with over half of the team members returning next •season, the Lions can look forward to an even better year next season. Members of the 1978-79 Goderich Lions Pee Wees were goalies Terry Bean nt, and Randy Gaynor, defencemen Daryl Madge, Trevor Martin, Shawn Rahbek and Scott Stokes and forwards John Thompson, David Day, Grant Garrow, Peter Stahl, Trevor Erb, Rob• Gibbons, Todd Graham, Nich Trebish, Paul Brenner, and Mike Brenner. London dumps Oldtimers 6-3 The London Oldtimers scored five straight goals in an 20 minute span to dump. the Goderich Oldtimers 6-3 in exhibition play in Goderich, Sunday. The teams were tied 1-1 after the first period of play but London added three goals in the second period and two in the third en rout to the vic- tory. London opened the scoring in the game but Goderich tied the game on an unassisted effort by E. Kirk. Goderich took a one -goal lead in the second period on a goal by D. Wilkinson but London scored three times before the end of the second period and- added two in the final period to clinch the win. .Does your . •SHAKE •SHIMMY *WEARING TIRES Have it.corrected by AT Bayflold Rood foaierich ntdrrtr1) 3! th. 524-9181 Jack Meriam scored the final Goderich goal in the third period. Gary Pugh led London with three goals while team- mate Nory Webb added two goals. The first two games were played in St. Thomas with scores of 7-5 and 6-4. Mike 0ollins opened the scoring for Haylow Electrical in the first period'but,St. Annes came back with three unanswered goals from Jay Campbell, Blair Kelsey and Chad Sherret. Goderich opened the scoring again in the second on a rush led by Tim Chisholm who. also scored the goal. St. Thomas came on with a goal from Shawn Griffin to end the second period, 4-2. Goderich came out roaring in the third period and Peter Conlon popped one in with assists from Brian Hanna and Tim Chisholm, Jay Campbell scored his second in the game for St. Thomas. Haylow Elec- trical kept the pressure on, and Peter Conlon put away his second for the ga e with assist from Ch s Starkey and with 48 SE )nds to go Chris St .key popped one in with an assist from Brian Hanna to tie the game 5 - 5. But St. Thomas scored. two goals in the last 31 seconds of the game, first by Jay Campbell his third for the night and one from Chad Sherret, his second of the game, into an empty net. There were threepenalties called on Si. Annes and one on Haylow Electrical. Game number two of this series was last Friday in St. Thomas, We. had another bus full of players and lots of exhuberant parents and fans to cheer them'on. St. Th`bmas got off to a flying start with a goal from Chad Sherret at the 14:07 mark and another from Blair Kelsey to end the first period. St. Annes' still had the pressure on for the second period with a second by Chad Sherret. low Elec- trical got its fi . t goal• of the game fro Brian Hanna on assists from Mike Collins and Chris Starkey but St. Anne's Chad Sherret popped in another goal on an assist from Jay Campbell. Goderich kept working away and it paid off with two more goals, one from Tim Riehl on an assist from Doug Lounsbury and the other by Robin Moore to end the second period 4 - 3. Goderich Haylow Electrical tame out flying for the third period and Peter Conlon scored at the 14:06 mark on assists from Chris Starkey and Brian Hanna. However St. Annes kept the pressure on and scored two more goals, one from Joe Dilosa and another from Jay Campbell to finish the game 6 - 4. There were three penalties handed out to St. Annes and one to Haylow Electrical. The third and what turned out to be the final game was playedl in Goderich, Saturday. We were privileged to be following the last game of the Young Canada Week and would be followed by the first game of the Juvenile series along with, the Pee Wee "B" faithful followers it was a great crowd. Goderich opened the scoring in the first period on a goal from Jeff Stoll .'assisted by Doug Lounsbury. Blair Kelsey of St. Annes came right back to score their goal and finish the first period. Chad Sherret put St. Annes ahead by scoring • EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SAUERKRAUT SUPPE'R' TASTY Spare Ribs with Sauerkraut (or Cole Slaw) * Also Home -Made Pies * WED., APRIL 4 5:30P.M.-8:00P.M. 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There were four penalties handed out to-Haylow Electrical and six to St. Annes. This ended the semi- finals series and St. Thomas goes on to meet the winner of the Thor- nhill -Whitby series for the O.M.H.A. Pee Wee " B " title. The Haylow Electrical Pee Wee "B" team sincerely thanks Dave Haylow for his support and personal interest he has shown in this team. Thanks also go to the coaches Larry Jeffery, Wayne Kennedy and Doug Huff for all the patience and kindness they showed in dealing with the players. We as parents have appreciated the sportsmanshin anri thoughtfulness shown between the players, coaches, parents and teams involved for us to 4ave comae this far in these series. 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