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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-11-23, Page 11HERE COMES THE PUCK = The Zurich Buckeyes and the Hensall Sherwoods eritertained a good crowd Sunday after- noon in Zurich with the Buckeyes edging the Hensall squad 6- 5. In this shot, the puck eluded both Pete Postill and Ron Rader of the Buckeyes and Bill Chipchase of the Sherwoods. Staff photo i Buckeyes continue on winning ways The Zurich Buckeyes' outstanding start in the South Huron Hockey League continues with the home 'town squad winning another two games, 2-0 over the Goderich Merchants and 6-5 over the Hensall Sher - woods. Randy Oke picked up his second shutout in three games With the young Zurich goaltender stymying Goderich. The Buckeyes scored the winning goal with two minutes remaining in the first period as Glen Overholt took passes from Grant Lee and Ron Rader and beat Doug Fisher In goal for Goderich. The second period was scoreless with the Buckeyes picking up 'the insurance marker with 7:47 left to play in the game., Pat Bedard took a pass from Mike Clarke and scored the clincher. Coach Herb Turkheim said the game was a fast paced affair with referees Wayne Corbett and Brian Campbell calling only 11 penalties. Sunday's game between the Buckeyes and the Sherwoods was a hard fought contest with the action fast and furious. Hensall opened the scoring with only 14 seconds elapsed in the game 'with Steve Knight taking a pass from Greg Campbell and beating Oke. The Buckeyes rose to the occasion and put three consecutive goals behind Sherwoods' goaltender John Gould. Scoring goals for Zurich were Rick Schilbe, Overholt and Grant Lee. Assisting on the goals were Ken Smale, Overholt and Steve Haberer. Midway through the second period, Hensall got one back with Lloyd Allan scoring from Dan Crerar and Jim ,Ferguson. 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The Hensall Sherwoods returned to their winning ways Thursday night as they defeated CCAT in Hen- sall. Leading the way for Hensall was Bill Chipchase with two goals and an assist. The Sherwoods hit the score sheet first with Larry Bourne finding the range with five minutes gone in the first period. Jim Ferguson and Rick Ingram assisted. Two minutes later, Hensall scored once again, with Ingram firing one past Dave Holmes in net for the school. Ferguson added the assist. The agricultural college put itself back into the game with eight minutes remaining in the period but Hensall regained their two goal advantage on a score by Brian Baker. Ingram added the assist. Scoring the only two goals of the period was Chipchase with Steve Knight assisting on both goals. With twelve minutes elapsed in third CCAT scored their final goal of the game. The Sherwoods scored two goals in the final two minutes with Bourne scoring from Lloyd Allan and Ingram. 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