HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-11-26, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN, ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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(by Doug Turkheim)
MITCHELL 5 - H -Z CO-OPS 5
On Sunday afternoon the
Hornell -Zurich Co -Ops dropped
a 5-2 lead in the final period .
and saw Mitchell come ahead
and tie the game at 5-5.
Mitchell opened the scoring
in the first period with a goal
from Jim Avery. At the 18:27
mark Rod Chapman tied the
game for Zurich only to see
Glen Nicholson, of 'Mitchell
push them into a led seconds
later. Before the period ended
Rick Schilbe banged in the
tying goal..
The only scoring of the sec-
ond period was a goal from
Fred Elder, on a passing play
with Aubrey Bedard.
The final period saw Zurich
come on strong scoring two
goals before Mitchell finally
found the range for three big
goals. Zurich goals were account
ed for by Cohn McKinley and
Shane McKinhon. Mitchell's
goals were scored by Don Hish-
Zurich Peewees
Tie Clinton
(by Doug Turkheim)
Last Wednesday night the
Zurich Pee Wee's met Clinton
in a game that ended in a 3-3
tie.
Clinton took an early 1-0 lead
with a goal from Norm Colqu-
houn, his first of the game,
They were able to hold this lead
until 19:55 of the second period
when Wayne Clarke scored his
first goal to tie the game.
Clinton again took the lead
early in the final stanza with
Norm Colquhoun scoring again,
Minutes later Teff O'Brien tied
the score 2-2. At the half -way
mark Clinton scored their final
goal with Pete Preistop taking
credit.
The final goal of the game
came at 12:45 when Wayne
Clarke scored to end the game
at 3-3.
There were six penalties cal-
led with Clinton drawing five
and Zurich one.
Zurich Minor
Athletic Association
STAG
PARTY
SAT., NOV. 28
Zurich
Community Centre
lop with two and Dave Flanagan
with the extra marker.
There were a total of 29 pen-
alties called in the game with
Zurich drawing 15 and Mitchell
14. Included in these penalties
were four majors and one mis-
conduct,
Heavy Action
In Rec League
Play at Zurich
(by Doug Turkheim)
The past week of Rec League
play saw the Bluewater and
llensall record victories, while
the Flyers and the Mate played
to a 4-4 tie.
BLUEWATER 4 - SABRES 2
Thursday night the Bluewater
edged the Sabres 4-2. The
Sabre goals were both in the
first period, scored by Paul
Corriveau and Leo Debus. Phil
Overholt's first period goal was
the only scoring until the third
period, when Ron Overholt
knocked in two goals and Don
Geiger one.
HENSALL 7 -FARMER'S U. 6
Thursday night the 1-lensall
team downed the Farmer's Union
by a slim 7-6 score.
FIensall's attack was led by
Bob Carlile and Murray Baker
with two goals each, while
singles went to Rick Parker, Mur-
ray Bell and Charles Schwalm.
The Farmer's Union goals
were two sets of hat tricks going
to Gerald Shantz and Tim Consitt,
MATES 4 - FLYERS 4
On Sunday night the Mates
and the Flyers battled to a 4-4
tie,
The Mates' goals were scored
by Isidore Laporte and Martin
Vandubiek, with a pair of goals
each,
Flyers goals were accounted
for by Paul Hesse with two, and
singles going to Tim Decker
and Mahlon Martin.
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Election Battle
(continued from page 1)
he has been a member of the
advisory board of St, Boniface
Church for the past few years.
Mr. Taylor outlined briefly
the savings that have come
about since the implementation
of the Huron County Board of
Education,- and explained that
the only spending the board has
no control over is the item of
teacher's salaries. He added
that there was quite a bit of
high-priced help in the Clinton
office, but he felt they were
well worth their money.
The retiring separate school
representative, Daniel Murphy,
also spoke briefly, stating that
he had enjoyed the work but
found it too demanding of his
time.
Returning officer Wayne C.
Horner, clerk of Hay Township,
was chairman of the meeting,
TURKEY BINGO
at the
Zurich Community Centre
FRIDAY, NOV. 27, at 8:30 p.m.
14 ROUNDS DOOR PRIZE
ADMISSION: $1.00
Sponsored by: St. Boniface
Young Peoples' Club
Everyone
Welcome
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1970
EXETER 11 - H -Z CO-OPS 1
Last Friday night saw the
Co -Ops again fall in the hands
of the Exeter Hawks, as they
were downed 11-1.
The only Zurich goal came
in the first period with Brian
Campbell being the marksman.
The first period saw Exeter tal<e
a 5-1 lead which was increased
to 8-1 by the end of the second
stanza.
The final period saw Exeter
score three more times to end
the score at 11-1, Exeter goal
scorers were Pete Kleinstiver
and Ron Janke, with a hattrick
each, followed closely by Pete
Glover with two, Singles were
scored by Steve Murely, Larry
Laye and Ron Lindenfield,
There were 22 penalties called
in the game with Exeter drawing
10 and the Co -Ops 12.
Zurich Intermediates Down Wingham
in First Game of Regular Schedule
(by Doug Turkheim)
Last Tuesday night the Zurich
Intermediate C Entry won their
first game by a thrilling 9-5
score, as they downed Wingham.
The first period saw Wingham
take a 2-0 lead but before the
period ended George Suplat
scored Zurich's first goal.
Wingham took a 4-1 lead in
the second period before Kevin
McKinnon scored his first of
four goals, to end the second
period at 4-2,
Before the four minute mark
of the final period Glen Over-
holt and Bob Merner scored for
Zurich to tie up the game,
Again Wingham tool< a one -goal
lead but after the midway mark
Zurich took over, scoring five
goals.
Marksmen in the last period
were Glen Overholt and Fred
Lamb, who scored the tying
and winning goals before Kevin
McKinnon banged in three cons-
ecutive goals to give Zurich a
sure victory.
There were 21 penalties hand-
ed out in the game with Winghar
drawing 11 and Zurich 10. There
were four five minute major
penalties and one 10 -minute
mis- conduct.
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