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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-04-03, Page 16• PAGE 16` ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1975 Playoff series tied at two each After three more garnes play- ed in South Huron Hockey League finals, the Shipka Col- onials and Zurich Flyers are all tied up at two wins each. On Thursday night the Colonials came out on top with a 6-4 score. Tuesday night the Shipka crew won the fourth game of the series to tie the round at two wins each. The fifth game in the best - of seven series will be played in the local arena on Sunday afternoon, with the sixth sched- uled for the same location Tuesday night. If the series goes the full seven games the final battle will take place on Friday night, April 11. SHIPKA 6 - ZURICH 4 On Tuesday night Shipka spotted the Flyers two goals in the first period and then carne from behind to register their 6-4 victory. Dick Bedard, with two big goals, was thdiig spark in the Zurich attack. Bedard scored his first goal at the 4.17 mark of the first period when he slapped in a pass from Glen Overholt and Jim Ranier. At 13.25 Kevin McKinnon scored on a pass from Overholt to give the locals a 2-0 lead going into the sec- ond session. The middle stanza was only two minutes old when Peter Gil scored for the Colonials, and four minutes later Stan Lovie banged in a pass from Bob Lovie and Barry Clark to tie the count at 2-2. Just past the mid- way mark Overholt tipped in a pass from Pat Bedard and Rich Schilbe to give Zurich the lead temporarily, but 52 sec- onds later Larry Laye shot the Colonials right back into a 3-3 tie. With only 40 seconds rem- aining in the second Murray Packman scored from John Beck- er to give Shipka a lead which they hung onto for the balance of the game. Both teams tried hard in the first half of the final stanza, but it took until the 14;15 .nark before Shipka found the range with the Flyers playing short- handed. Bill Bowden was the marksman. The final goal for the Colonials was scored by Dan Dalton at the 15.46 mark with the locals still short-hand- ed due to a major penalty call- ed against Ron Rader. Thirty seconds later Dick Bedard fired in his second goal of the game, but the Flyers failed to muster enough power to tie the score in the final three and a half minutes. Nine minor penalties were called against each team, and in addition Zurich were assess- ed a major and a match pen- alty to Rader for spearing. Players and fans alike were un- happy with the penalties called by referee Pat O'Brien, espec- ially in the third period. ZURICH 6- SHIPKA 4 Sparked by the outstanding offensive play of Pat Bedard and Rich Schilbe, the Zurich Flyers won the third game of the series on Sunday afternoon, 6-4. Along with their fine effort the locals were backed up with brilliant netminding by Glen Gascho, who many times turned aside sure -goals by the Colonials. The first period was only four minutes and 32 second old when Pat Bedard rifled in a pass from Ron Desjardine to give the Flyer. an early lead. Less than three minutes later Schilbe grabbed the pucl< from being his own net and stick -handled his way to the other end of the ice surf- ace, easily beating Joe Arnold on his solo effort. The goal was one of the nicest scored in the local arena for some time. With only a minute and a half left in the initial stanza Larry Laye scored from. Bill Bowden and Stan Lovic to ]<cep the Shipka Lopes alive. At the .5G mark of the sec- ond period Glen Overholt conv- erted a pass from Schilbe and Kevin McKinnon to give the a3-1 lead,but at 7.54 Flyerse r Y the Colonials roared right back with Murray Packman finding the range. With five minutes left in the session Glen Overholt banged in a pass from. Pat Bedard and Schilbe, and then with only six -seconds remaining Bowden scored from a scramble in front of the Zurich net to keep Shipka crc right in the game. Bob Farquhar fired the locals into a 5-3 lead at the 6.18 marl< of the third period when lit FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SAUERKRAUT SUPPER Tasty Spare Ribs WITH Sauerkraut (or Cole Slaw) *Also Homemade Pie* WED., APRIL 9 5:30 TO 8 P.M. Zurich Community centre ADULTS: $3.00 CHILDREN: $1.50 Sponsored by Zurich and District Chamber of Commerce scored from the point with Bob Merner earning the assist. Thirty-seven seconds later the Colonials carne right back into contention with Bowden scored his second goal of the game. The big turning point in the game came a few minutes later when Gascho foiled Jim Guenth- er on a clear-cut breakaway to keep the Flyers in the lead. A few minutes after this miss the Flyers scored an assurance goal with Desjardine banging in a pass from Pat Bedard. A total of 16 minor penalties were handed out in the game with Shipka picking up nine and Zurich six. SHIPKA 6- ZURICH 4 Zurich was 60 seconds away from winning the second game in the series last Thursday night in the local arena, when the Colonials banged in the equali- zer to force the game into overtime. Two Zurich players, Glen Overholt and Rich Schilbe, were serving minor penalties when the visitors tied the score. Dan Dalton scored what prove to be the winning market at the 1.34 marl< in the overtime sess- ion, and then. at 5.11 Peter Gil added •an insurance goal, to give Shipka their 6-4 lead. Thw two teams battled on even terms throughout the first period, with neither being able to find the range. It took until the 12.37 marl< of the second period before Jim Guenther finally found the range for Ship- ka, and then about four minutes later Peter Gil scored his first of three goals to give the Col- onials a 2-0 lead. With only 30 seconds remaining in the middle stanza Ron Desjardine banged in a pass from Pat Bed- ard and Rich Schilbe to bring the Flyers back into the game. At the 1.10 mark of the third period Pat Bedard clicked on a pass from Desjardine to tie the game at 2-2. With Glen Over- holt serving one of his four minor penalties, Bill Bowden shot the visitors into a 3-2 lead at 7.00 minutes of the third, but 42 seconds later Kev- in McKinnon tied the score for the Flyers with Bob Farquhar and Ken Smale assisting on the play. Desjardine scored what looked like the winning goal at the 13.16 mark when he rifled home a pass from Pat Bedard and Schilbe. The big blow came at the 19. 00 mark of the third when Peter Gil scored his third goal of the game for Shipka to tie the' score at 4-4, and forced the overtime session. Zurich picked up nine minor penalties throughout the game, while Shipka were assessed eight minors, one major and a match penalty to Steve Kadlecil for spearing. 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