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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-01-19, Page 15Citizens News, January 19, 1977 Page 15 Pee WE es defeat Bayfield, lose to Clinton Clinton 2, Zurich 2 In the first period at 9:16 Clinton's Jim Fleming got the small black object behind the Zurich goalie assisted by Paul Stephenson. Again in the second period at 3:20 Clinton's Pete Denomrrl'e tucked one behind the Zurich goalie assisted by Dave Lobb. Zurich wasn't giving up when at 1:49 Danny Becker whizzed the rubber disc by the Clinton goalie assisted by Paul Jonnston and Gord Love. In 0:52 remaining in the second period Brian Horner drilled one by the Clinton goalie leaving the game a 2-2 tie. Both Kevin Oke and Dwayne Martin played excellent in net. Zurich 8, Bayfield 6 It was Friday night at Bayfield Colonials play three, lose only one The Shipka Colonials won two of the three games' they played last week as they defeated Hensall and Parkhill. Huron Park however, managed to defeat the Colonials. In a game last Thursday in Hensall the Colonials defeated Hensall by a score of 11 to 5. The game was a rough one with both teams taking 11 penalties. Goal scorers for the Colonials were John Becker, Tom Anderson, Dan Stanlake, Dave Turner, Mike Desjardine, Brad Datars with Paul Maguire net- ting two goals and Larry Laye getting a hat trick. Colonial assists went to Brad Datars, Dave Turner, John Becker, Larry Laye, Mike Desjardine and Pete Gill with Paul Maguire assisting on four goals. For Hensall the top goal scorer was Fred Campbell with two goals. Other Hensall goals were scored by Doug Smith, Steve Knight and Brian Campbell. Brian Campbell assisted on four Hensall goals with Gary Kyle assisting on two and Steve Knight assisting on one. Stars of the game were Dave Turner for the Colonials and Fred Campbell for Hensall. In a game played in Zurich Friday night, Shipka lost to Huron Park by a score of 5 to 2. The game was a close fought battle with Shipka taking the brunt of the penalties. The Colonials took seven penalties to Huron Park's five. Shipka opened the scoring in the first period with a goal by Dan Stanlake assisted by Tom Richardson. Both teams remained scoreless for the rest of the first period, but early in the second Huron Park tied things up with a goal by Ron Funston. Shipka again took the lead in the second period as Mike Desjardine scored assisted by Paul Maguire and Steve Schroeder. However, early in the third period Huron Park took ad- vantage of a Zurich penalty to tie the score on a power play. This seemed to spark the Huron Park team and the Colonialslostcontrol of the game as Huron Park went on to score three more goals in the third period. Stars of the game were Paul Maguire for Shipka and Rick Funston for Huron Park. In a game played at Parkhill on Sunday the Colonials defeated the Merchants 6 to 3. The game was a rough one with both teams taking a large number of penalties. The Colonials took 17 penalties, Parkhill took 12. Both Parkhill and the Colonials scored in the first period with Paul Maguire finding the target for the Colonials assisted by Mike Desjardine. Shipka dominated the second period as they scored three times while holding the Parkhill Merchants scoreless. Shipka goals were scored by Larry Laye, Dan Stanlake and John Becker with assists going to Bob Lovie, NOW PLAYING JAN. 20-25 THURS.- TUES. THURS. SUN. MON. & TUES. ONE SHOW ONLY - 8:00 P.M. FRI. & SAT. 7:30 & 9:45 J J J JgJZ.1YJXJZJZJZJ�JZJZJZJZJz_�[J J JAN. 26 - FEB. 1 91,000 People. 33 Exit Gates. Q e Snipes.. WED.-TUES. OOOO,QOJ'O:O:Jeel J;J;p� GODERICHI 30 THE SQUARE PHOS NE524.7811 AIRCONDITIONED Progra m subject to change when at 4:46 in the first period Jeff Merner tucked one by the Zurich goalie assisted by Darren Telford and Rick Johnston. In the second period at 5:50 Bayfield's David Surgeon whistled one by the Zurich goalie unassisted. But Zurich wasn't giving up when at 8:53 in the second period David Erb put the small black object between the pipes, assisted by David Smith and Brian Horner. At 9:19 still in the second period David Surgeon patted one into the Zurich net. Zurich was back in the third period at 0:14 when Paul John- ston put the black object in the net assisted by Gord Love and Danny Becker. In the third period at 0:55 Danny Becker cracked one by the Bayfield goalie assisted by Paul Johnston and Gord Love. Bayfield was still skating when at 3:15 Darren Telford put the rubber disc in the Zurich net assisted by Jeff Merner and Rick Johnston. Again at 3:45 Bayfield's Jeff Merner put the puck by the Zurich goalie assisted by Darren Telford and Rob Chapman. At 4:00 in the third period Zurich's Brian Horner whistled one by the Bayfield goalie assisted by Dave Erb and Dave Smith. It was still in the third period at 6:37 when Paul John- ston shot the black disc into the Shane Burley, Dave Turner, John Becker and Gary Jennison. The Colonials opened the scoring in the third period as Brad Datars tucked one into the Parkhill net singlehanded. However, Parkhill started to rally and scored two fast ones, both by Mike Chalmers. Shipka completed the scoring with a single-handed goal by Mike Desjardine to secure the victory for the Colonials. Most valuable players in the game were Mike Chalmers for the Merchants and Mike Desjardine for the Colonials. Bayfield net assisted by Danny Becker. Bayfield wasn't giving up when at 7:40 Darren Telford tucked one behind the Zurich goalieassisted by Jeff Merner and Rick John- ston. The score was now 6-5 for Bayfield but Zurich wasn't giving up when at 11:43 Mark Kirk put a slap shot by the Bayfield goalie unassisted. Still again at 13:12 David Smith put the rubber disc into the Bayfield goal, unassisted. Zurich's Mark Kirk whistled another by the Bayfield goalie leaving the score 8-6 for Zurich. Both Kevin Oke and Greg O'Brien played tremendously in the nets. Zurich Personal Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Grove, Ronald and Richard of Peter- sburg; Miss Pauline Baechler, of Toronto; and Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Baechler, Susan, Christine and Colin, of St. Jacobs, all visited with Miss Verda Baechler in Zurich. THE BASE �FACTDR�( OUTL"ET "The Store That Saver You"More" MEN'S W®RK SHIRTS 100 PERCENT COTTON SIZE 15-17 MEN'S WORK SOCKS 100 PERCENT NYLON 50 PERCENT WOOL RAYON -NYLON LADIES' AND MEN'S - FULL SIZE RANGES a it 0a I LE ITTS Lat 140, ,..t4 '1,7, ,f ,,Yr.1 '•r`?W d4.;Rk% 7 rye, 9• EA. 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