HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-01-21, Page 14Citizens News, January 21 !76 -Page 15
Lions peewees win group championship
Zurich Lions Pee Wees won
five matches and lost only one
during the past week as a busy
schedule had them playing six
-games in six days.
SILVER STICK
Zurich downed Alvinston 4-3
in an exciting game in Silver
Stick action in Watford on Friday.
Alvinston took a 2-0 lead in the,
first and went ahead 3-0 in the
second before Robert Willert
broke the goose egg for Zurich
By Ross Haugh
The third annual Exeter Lions club sponsored Sportsmen's
Dinner is quickly approaching and Lions president Frank
Giffin and dinner chairman Murray Moore and a hard
working executive are busy lining up an excellent array of
speakers.
The main speakers at the first two dinners were American
baseball umpire Emmett Ashford and Canadian basketball
coach Jack Donohoe. •
This time it will be another umpire but a switch has been
made to the national league. Heading the guest list will be
a former senior loop arbiter Tom Gorman. He is one of the
top after dinner speakers in North America.
The chores of master of ceremonies will be more than
capably handled by Tuffy Knight, coach of the Wilfred
Laurier University football team.
We have seen and heard Tuffy on two occasions and he is
never at a loss for words. He is a very positive thinker and
instills this attitude into hisla ers.
Every time Knight takes his team into a game he says they
are going to win. If by chance they happen to lose, he classes
it as only a "temporary setback."
There has been a change in the Detroit Tiger representa-
tive at the February 3 dinner. Willie Horton, who was the top
designated hitter in the majors last year was scheduled
to appear here but the same night he is to be recognized
as the top DH.
Horton will be replaced by the Tiger rookie of 1975 Verne
Ruhle. Verne is one of the newest Tiger pitchers and is
being counted on to help the Bengals to better things in 1976.
Most other sports will be represented by top notch person-
nel giving the dinner an excellent chance of being the best
ever held here.
Almost forgot. Ladies are also welcome at this event,
and why not!
***
While talking of the top speaking' talents from the sports
sector we should not lose sight of the main purpose of the
dinner.
All proceeds from the Lions Sportsmen's Dinner go to aid
Crippled Children throughout Western Ontario. Tickets
are now on sale for $25 and can be obtained from any
member of the Exeter Lions club.
Here's a chance for all sports fans to enjoy three or four
hours with a variety of sports celebrities and also help the
less fortunate. Receipts will be issued for income tax
purposes..
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near the end of the frame with
Kris Bedard assisting.
Zurichtied the score on goals
by Robert and Jim Willem,
Brian Horner assistirT on Rob-
ert's and Pat Cyr and Robert
Willert assisting on Jim's goal.
In overtime, the winning goal
was scored by Robert Willert with
Kris Bedard assisting at the 2.34
mark.
Bob Hay played an excellent
game in goal coming up with key
saves time after time.
SILVER STICK
The. Peewees won the 83
Group Championship Trophy in
Silver Stick action ori Saturday,
defeating Glencoe 8-1. Each of
the Zurich players received a
Silver Stick pin.
Robert Willert scored five
times and Kris Bedard once in the
first two periods to take a 6-0
lead.
In the final frame, Chris
Denomme. scored with Pat Cyr
assisting and Brian Horner
smashed in the final Zurich goal
of the game for an 8-0 advantage,
Glencoe managed to score once
before the final buzzer.
Bob Hay was outstanding in
nets again, a big factor in the
Zurich win.
MITCHELL 4 ZURICH 1
Mitchell outclassed Zurich 4-1
to win the Silver Stick B Grand
Championship on Sunday.
In the first, Robert Willert put had.
Zurich ahead 1.0 but Heinbuck of Mitchell will go on to the Inter -
Mitchell put his team back in the
game. In the last minute of the
second period, Mitchell got a go-
ahead goal.
Mitchell added two more in the
third while Zurich failed to score
despite giving it everything they
national. Silver Stick in Port
Huron. Zurich can be proud that
the Lions Peewees were second to
the best team with 37 teams
competing.
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