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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-20, Page 19(ELDER ENTERPRISES) SALES & SERVICE DIAL /62-6142 _.,H•ENSA.LL. ONT.. SrtS page Si nal -Stars win two games The Goderich Signal - Star juveniles racked up two victories last week defeating Mooretown in exhibition play and dumping Lucan in Shamrock League action Steelers win two games The Goderich Lakeport Steel Bantams had a busy but productive •weekend winning a league game and adding a win and a tie in two exhibition games. On Saturday morning the Steelers whipped Wingham 10-2 and that same evening they shaded London 4-3. The Steelers travelled to Owen Sound Sunday and settled for a 6-6 tie. The Steelers had an easy time in Wingham scoring four goals in the opening period and ad- ding six more in the second period en rout to the 10-2 victory. Wingham countered with single goals in the first and second period. Mark Crawford led the Goderich assault scoring four goals and adding an assist for a five -point effort. Linemate Brad Armstrong scored one goaland set up four others in the game. David Gallow chipped in with two goals and two assists and team-mates Paul Day, Andrew, Telford, and Peter Stahl added one goal apiece. The Steelers had more competent opposition Saturday evening in an exhibition game against London in Goderich. A third period unassisted goal by •Brad Armstrong lifted the Steelers to a 4-3 win. The Steelers opened the. s oring in the game as paul Day converted a pass from. Stahl after just three minutes of play. London tied the score six minutes later and the first period ended 1-1. Goderich played a strong second period scoring the only two -goals of the period to Lead 3-1 after 40 minutes. Mark Crawford scored in the 4. first minute of play from Day and Stahl and Phil. Wood .scored the third Goderich goal. London scored early in the third period to narrow the 'Goderich lead to 3-2 but Armstrong scored what proved to be the winner on an unassisted effort after six minutes of play. London came to within a goal of the Steelers late ^ in the period but were unable to tie the spore. The Steelers played their third game in two days Sunday in Owen Sound and the load took its toll. Goderich led 6-2 heading into the final period but Owen Sound responded with four third period goals to tie the game 6-6. Armstrong and Gallow scored two goals each for Goderich. Armstrong also assisted on the other four Steeler goals while Gallow added two assists. John Thompson and Mark Crawford scored the other Goderich goals. Terry Bean and Jeff Denomme shared the netminding duties for Goderich during the three games. The bantams play in Listowel Thursday night and Saturday they will host Mitchell in a 7 p.m. contest at the Goderich Community Centre. On Saturday, December 29 they will play Wingham here. Game time is 7 p.m. Gee Gees move into first place tie Goderich Gee Gees played one of their finest' games of the year in downing the Baechler Lumber men from Port Elgin 80-57. The key to the game seemed to be the unbelievable shooting of Greg Beacom, who scored 30,points. The success of Beacom's inspired playing has been credited to a three week vacation in Florida where he toured many of the U.S. hot spots of Basketball. The win for Goderich was personally satisfying for Jeff Baechler in that it is his uncle, Bruce Baechler who sponsors the team from Port Elgin. Offensively, Goderich also had strong .per- formances by Warren Watt and Jeff Baechler with 15 and 13 points respectively. Greg Smith was able to come up with 12 points. The win leaves Goderich and Port Elgin tied for first place, which will -be determined this Friday, Dec. 21 when Goderich will host Port Elgin. Game time has been scheduled for 8 p..m. The Garb and Gear Gee Gees would like to thank all persons who bought tickets on this year's raffle. It is through their support the team is able to play in the Lakeshore Intermediate Basketball League. Winners this year' are Bill McKellar, Don Tipert and Gord McLellan. Volland top scorer The Holmesville Rockets scored two first period goals and added one in the third period as they defeated Sunset Golf Club 3 - 0 in CHHL action Wednesday night. Larry Schirtzel led the Rockets with two goals, while Bill Steenstra completed the Holmesville scoring. Len Wilson• was outstanding in the Holmesville goal, recording his first shutout. On Thursday, Burger Bar outscored Whet- stones Jewellers 7 - 6. Sunday's games saw Holmesville continue their winning ways by edging O'Briens 6 - 5 and Sunset snapped -a three game losing streak by beating -Burger Bar -6 --4- This week's games completed the first half of the 28 game season. To date the standings are: Holmesville 9 - 4, Sunset 9 - 5, O'Brien's 8 - 6, Burger Bar 7 - 8, Whetstone 1-11. Ray Vo.11and of Sunset,' with 15 goals leads the league in scoring. Rollie Rolston and Steve Buchanan are second with 12 each. 'EXCEL V , When you give a sled this Christmas. make it the ultimate sled -- Yamaha's new Excel V It has power to pull two up the steepest trail And a big 2 -passenger seat to carry yo.0 both ,n comfort. The Excel Vis everything you and your family dreamed a snowmobile could be - Yamaha Excel V SAVE 10% - 20% on clothing and accessories in -stock Your Authorized Yamaha Full'Service Dealer. 1 mile West and 1 Mile South of •Hensall YAMAHA = Warm ones. And thanks for, your continued good will and confidence. Grant and Wilma, Bill, and Eldon Austin CHISHOLM FUELS Burner, Service or Famous gunbco Custom Blended Fuels Goderlch 524-7681 524-2456 Lucknow 529-7524 Sunday. Last Wednesday the Stars scored four goals in the second period en rout to �a 6-4 win over Mooretown in exhibition play. The teams -exchanged single goals in the first period but Goderich outscored the home team 4-2 in the second period to hold a 5=3 lead heading into the final 20 minutes. Rob Trebish led the Goderich attack with two goals in the second period. Team-mates Ken Reid, Greg Hallam, Mike Hodges and Randy Stoddart scored single goals for the Stars. John Clement chipped in with two assists. Against Lucan Sunday the Stars piled a 5-0 lead early in the second period and coasted to a 7-2 win. It was the seventh win in eight league games for the Stars and leaves.them one point out of first place' in the Shamrock League. Belmont leads with seven wins and a tie in their eight 'games. The two teams meet in a battle tor first place in Goderich Sunday at 3 p.m. A Goderich win would boost the Stars into first place while a loss would leave them three points out of top spot in the seven -team league. The Stars had little trouble disposing of Lucan scoring two goals in the opening period, three in the second and adding two insurance markers in the final period. Seven Goderich players shared in the scoring that began when the game was but nine seconds old on a goal by Steve Lobb. Mike Hodges, Doug Cruickshank, Randy Stoddart,Bil1 Peters, Greg Hallam and Terry Kisch scored the other Goderich goals. Peters and Trebish added two assists apiece. The Stars will play Belmont this Sunday at 3 p.m. in Goderich and their next league game is January 6 against Strathroy in Goderich. Bridge club scores Cathy McDonald anu Pat Stringer combined for a point total of 511/2 to take top spot in the North- South section of play at the December 18 meeting of the Goderich Bridge Club. There were six tables in play. Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine were second with 46 points and Jean Cook and Verna worthy welt, win, with 39 points. Auleen Currie and Jean Papernick topped the East-West section of play with a point total of 471/2. The teams of Gord Rutledge and Rick Somers and Bill Duncan and Jerry White tied for second with 43 points. The next meeting of the Goderich Bridge Club will be January 7. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1979—PAGE 19 Corporation of the TOWN OF GODERICH MUNICIPAL OFFICE OFFICE HOURS DURING CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS The Municipal Office, 57 West Street, Goderich will be closed Christmas Day, Tuesday, December 25th, 1979, and Boxing Day, Wednesday§ December 26, 1979 and Tuesday, January 1st, 1980 on New Year's Day. Larry J. McCabe Clerk -Treasurer GARB & GEAR'S A'LLERYOf GREAT IFTS FOR ALL THE GOOD SPORTS ON YOUR LIST!! 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