HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-11-09, Page 15Citizens News, November 9, 1978
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Ladies' bowling
Jolly Six
vs
Town & Country 6
Red Gables
vs
Starlites
Packers
vs
Alley Oops
Road Runners
vs
Roxy Rollers
Little Rascals .
vs
Ups & Downs
Happy Gang
vs
Pin Poppers
Iva Reid
June fisher
Sandra Dickert
Elaine Datars
Marg Clarke
Mary Laporte
Anita Faber
Janet McKinnon
Elaine Beauchamp
Joanne Bengough
Sheila Willert
Carmel Sweeney
635 5 44
590 2 28
538 0 32
618 7 37
614 7 45
612 0 31
639 7 38
657 0 6
599 7 24
504 0 2
657 3 21
544 4 28
High Single — Helen Faber — 351
High Triple — June Fisher — 802
High Average — June Fisher — 209
A GOAL — Midway through the first period in a game played Sunday between the Zurich Buckeyes and the Goderich
Merchants, the Merchants put this shot behind Buckeye's netminder Percy Bedard. The Merchants went on to skate to a 13-3
victory over the Buckeyes. Staff photo
Nip Hensall, lose to Goderich
Home town Buckeyes split games
The Zurich Buckeyes had
a mixed level of success this
past week nipping the Hen-
sall Combines 9-7 Friday in
Hensall and getting thumped
13-3 Sunday afternoon in
Zurich.
It just wasn't the
Buckeye's day Sunday as the
Goderich Merchants scored
the first six goals of the
game.
Zurich finally hit the
scoreboard at the 10:54
mark of the second with Ron
Desjardine taking a pass
from Ron Rader and beating
the Goderich netminder.
Following a five goal out-
burst bythe Merchants, Kim
McKinnon scored for the
Buckeyes midway through
the third period.
Picking up the assists
were Gerald Weido and John
Graham.
Zurich's final goal of the
game with three minutes
left in the game as Bob
Farquhar scored unassi3ted.
Both teams took a total of
only seven penalties.
Friday's game was a hard
fought battle with a total of
16 penalties called.
Scoring first for Hensall
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with five minutes gone in the
game was Red Campbell
with help from Gary
Koehler and Steve Knight.
The Buckeyes followed
with two goals of their own
by Grant Lee and Glen
Overholt. Getting the assists
were Rick Schilbe, Ken
Smale and Steve Haberer.
Hensall tied the game up
with 1:40 remaining as Fred
Campbell found the range
again. Assisting were Bill
Chipchase and Dwight Con-
sitt.
The Buckeyes took the
lead again as Lee scored an
unassisted goal with only 39
seconds„ left in the period.
In the second period the
Buckeyes, went ahead 5-2 on
goals by Pat Bedard and
Smale. Weido assisted on
the Bedard goal.
Hensall got one back as
Knight scored from Larry
Bourne and Rick Ingram.
A little over a minute
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Pork Shoulder
Roast
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Fresh Chicken
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later, the Buckeyes scored
again; with Smale picking up
his second goal of the game.
Weido assisted.
With a little over a minute
remaining in the second
period, Fred Campbell
scored his third goal of the
game for the Combines with
Consitt assisting.
In the third stanza, Zurich
hit for two goals by Schilbe
and Weido. Schilbe, McKin-
non and Weido assisted on
the goals.
Hensall scored their final
goals of the game as Knight,
Consitt and Campbell with
his four goals of the night
scored.
Chipchase and Gary Kyle
had two assists each, with
Bourne adding the single
assist.
Schilbe scored the final.
goal of the game for the
Buckeyes with only nine
seconds remaining.
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