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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-03-18, Page 16PAGE SIXTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1971 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS - The boys of St. Boniface School, Zurich, walked off with the Huron County Open Volleyball Championship this past Saturday, when they eliminated Howick Central in the final garne, played at Goderich Collegiate Institute. Members of the team are, back row left to right, Larry Smith, Eugene Hartman, Mrs. Dara Hartman, coach, Mark Gelinas, Paul McGinnis, Ricky Masse. Front row, left to right are Paul Masse, David Denomine, Pat Bedard, Wayne Hoffman and Steven Bedour. Twelve to 15 teams took part in the tournament, mostly from the north part of the county. Bantams Closer T OM A Title (by Doug Turkehim) On Monday night the Zurich Bantams started the semi-final playoff series for the OMHA championship against Platts- ville. The first game was in Plattsville and Zurich took the game by a 6-1 score. The second game of the series was played last night l R 14 CE NIGHT ECENSALL ARENA FRB o, MAR. 26 7 p.m. FIVE GAMES Sponsored by: Hensall Minor Athletic Assoc. BRING YOUR BOY TO THE RENAL --DON'T SEND HIMI (Wednesday) and should Zurich have won they would meet one more team for the All -Ontario championshi p. Zurich went into a 1-0 lead when Ken Regier capitalized on a passing play from Bill Webster at the 4:45 mark of the opening period. Each team, playing very strong, missed several chances as both goalies came up with some excellent saves. Pat Bedard scored on an un- assisted play at the 8:00 mark of the second stanza to give Zurich a 2-0 edge. Another goal by Bedard at the 14:57 mark gave Zurich a 3-0 lead with one period remaining. Ben Doan put Plattsville on the scoreboard at the 4:45 mark of the final period, which narrowed the margin to 3-1 for Zurich. Forty seconds later Gerald Weido increased Zur- ich's lead to three goals again, scoring on a lone effort. Mid- way through the period Pat Bedard scored his third of the TWO BIG NIGHTS Friday & Saturday, March 19 & 20 FOR THE Earl Heywood Show Mrs. Heywood, is the former Martha Thiel, of Zurich, Dominion Hote ZURICH YOUR HOSTS: PETER and ANNA PROLL night to give Zurich a comf- ortable 5-1 lead. At the 14:55 mark Gerald Weido scored to put the game out of reach for Plattsville and make the score 6-1. The Bantams have worked hard to get this far and now, with help from local hockey fans, feel they can put in a good name for themselves in the All -Ontario Championship for the second year in a row. Show your enthusiasm by sup- porting the Zurich Bantams in another championship. 0 Peewees Down HP (by Doug Turkheim) Last Thursday night the Zur- ich Peewees played the first game of the zone play-offs with Huron Park and came up with a convincing 9-0 victory. At the 2:15 mark of the first period Wayne Schilbe scored what proved to be the winning goal. Two goals by Wayne Clarke before the first period ended gave Zurich a 3-0 lead. Wayne Schilbe and Wayne Clarke scored second period goals for Zurich to put them in front 5-0. Fred Mominersteeg scored two goals midway through the final period to put them ahead by seven goals. Before the game ended Wayne Clarke and Billy Hay scored to give Zurich their 9-0 victory. Randy Oke earned the shut- out in the Zurich nets. LADIES BOWLING Night Hawks - D. Hess - 606 Dominionaires -H. Horner -618 Left -overs - L. Trott - 636 Happy Gals -D. Hamather-619 Packers - E. Weido - 606 Starlites - P. Schroeder - 618 Ups and Downs -V. Miller -561 Mix -Ups - A. Faber - 60'7 Pin -Poppers - C. Goudie-590 Scamps - D. Dietrich - 605 Alley Oops - L. McNair -638 Jolly -Six - I. Reid - 601 Former 'Champions Trounce Juniors 12-.2 In Exhihition. Benefit 'Contest In an exhibition hockey game played between the Hen- sall-Zurich Juniors and the former all -Ontario Hensall- Zurich Combines, the old- timers came up with a 12-2 victory, showing they had plenty of hockey left in them, The game was organized to raise money for injured play- ers playing in the league the past year. In the first period the Old - Timers took a 4-0 lead. Den- nis Morrisey scored his first of three goals to give the old- timers a 1-0 lead. Two goals by Graig Chapman midway through the period gave the old-timers a 3-0 lead. Before the period ended Morrisey scored his second goal. The old-timers scored four more goals in the middle stanza holding the Juniors to one goal. Dennis Morrisey gave the Old- timers a 5-0 lead with a goal at the 3:46 mark. Paul Draper put the old-timers ahead 6-0 before the Juniors came up with their first goal. At the 9:35 mark Ron Desjardine put the Juniors on the score -board. Twc more goals by Earl Wagner and Dale Turvey put the Old -Timer ahead 8-1 at the end of two periods. Again in the final period the Old -Timers out -scored the Juniors 4-1. The Old -Timers went ahead 11-1, before the Juniors scored their second goal. Harold Jacques, Bill Shaddick and Mike Cushman scored for the Old -Timers before Jim Ramer scored the second goal for the Juniors. At the 19:05 marl< of the period, Joe Liver- more scored the final goal of the game to give the Old -Tim- ers their 12-2 victory. 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