Zurich Citizens News, 1959-03-04, Page 10PAGE TEN
ZURICH Citizens NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1959
Zurich Lions Midgets Win
WOAA Vlidget "D" Crown
Zurich Lions Midgets last week. -•won the WOAA
Midget "D" title for the second straight year by de-
feating Mildmay Midgets in two games of a best of
three series. The first game, which was played in Zur-
ich last Tuesday night, resulted in a 10-3 victory for
the locals, while in the second game played in Mildmay
last Thursday night Zurich again came through with a
victory, a 5-3 .verdict over the Little Monarchs. The
Midgets will now • advance into the first round of the
OMHA ploydowns against Lucan.
FIRST GAME
Led byBob Johnston, with three
goals, the Lions Midgets coasted
to an easy 10-3 victory over the
Mildmay team. Don Johnson and
Gerard Overholt each tallied twice.
The locals rang up a fast
four goal lead in the first per-
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iod, banged in four more in
the second, and then added
two more insurance markers
in the third.
Mildmay goals were spread
evenly over the entire game, • one
in each period, Heinz, Weber and
Gutscher were the marksmen.
Thirteen penalties were handed
out in the rugged contest, seven
to Zurich and six to Mildmay.
Mildmay: goal, H. Schmidt; de-
fence, D. Morley, D. Gutscher; for-
wards, B. Weber, L. Gutscher; al-
ternates, B. Weber, C. Schell, R.
Heinz, D. Neisen, G. Liesemer, E,
Weiler, R. Neisen, J. Roland.
Zurich: goal, Dennis Amacher;
defence, Larry Bedard, Wayne Wil-
lert; forwards, Bob Johnston, Ger-
ard Overholt, Earl Wagner; alter-
nates, John Masse, Bernie Denom-
me, Paul Weido, Bill Wagner, Don
Johnson, Allan Thiel, Ron Deich-
ert, Paul Bedard.
First Period
1—Zurich, B. Johnston (Over- .50
holt)
2—Mildmay, Heinz (Schell,
Morley 6.12
3—Zurich, John Masse 7.16
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4—Zurich, B. Johnston (Over-
holt, holt, ` Willert)
5—Zurich, D. Johnson 17.26
(Weido)
Penalties: B. Johnston 9.35,
Heinz 10.14.
Second Period
6—Mildmay ,Weber (Weber) 1.58.
7—Zurich, B. Johnston (Over- 5 21
holt)
8—Zurich, G. Overholt (John- 7 54
(John-
ston)
9—Zurich, L. Bedard (E.
Wagner, (Overholt) 11.24
10—Zurich, D. Johnson (B. 11.29
Wagner)
Penalties: B. Weber 9.30, Masse
15.37.
arelEVIIMIEr
Nowie
The 21st ANNUAL MEETING and
HOT TURKEY BANQUET
OF THE
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
INCORPORATED
will be held in the
Community Centre: Zurich, Ont.
Min THURSDAY, MARCH 12th, 1959
at 7.00 p.m.
LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT and DANCE
TO FOLLOW
Purpose of Meeting:
1. Present the Annual Statement for the Fiscal Year, Novem-
ber 30th, 1957 to November 30th, 1958.
2. To elect Two Directors for term of three years. The terms
of Orland Reichert and George Clifton have expired. Or-
land Reichert will not be eligible for re-election, having
served six years.
3. To appoint Auditors for the ensuing year.
4. To allocate patronage savings of $36,926.00 as recommend-
ed by the Board of Directors, namely 25% .to reserve fund,
5% divided on member business.
Your directors and management take great pleasure in an-
nouncing that the Co-operative has had another successful year.
This is made possible by your loyal support in 1958. Hoping
you will continue this patronage and we will enjoy a greater
year's business. `
Banquet Tickets are available from the Manager or Direct-
or at $1.50 each.
RUSSELL GRAINGER BERTRAM KLOPP
President Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: President, Russell Grainger, Bayfield;
Vice-president, Alex. McGregor, Kippen; Directors — Orland
'Reichert, Hensall; Allan Armstrong, Varna; George Clifton,
Brucefield; Lloyd Walper, Dashwood; Alex. McGregor, Kippen.
Third Period
11—Zurich, G. Overholt (B.
• Johnston, E. Wagner) 1.58
12—Mildmay, Gutscher (Mor- 2 23
ley)
13 -Zurich, Earl Wagner 17.25
Penalties: Gutscher .20, Over-
holt 4.08, Heinz 5.46, E. Wagner
9.35, B. Weber 11.45, E. Wagner
14.59, E. Wagner 18.35, B. Wagner
19.19, Gutscher 19.33.
SECOND GAME
Playing back in Mildmay on
Thursday night the locals rang up
a 5-0 lead before Mildmay finally
dented the twine, late in the third
period. Earl Wagner was the top
marksman for Zurich, banging in
two goals, with singles going to
Bob Johnston, Don Johnson and
Gerard Overholt.
Poor officiating, which saw Zur-
ich given eight penalties and Mild-
may only four, came close to caus-
ing a donnybrook on the ice and
among spectators. At one time in
the first period when Zurich was
playing two men short, the Mild-
may team failed to get a good shot
on the Zurich net, as the locals
turned in a fine defensive display.
The nicest goal of the game came
in• the -second period when Bob
Johnston took the puck from his
own end, stickhandled past a
number of opposing players, and
then slipped the disc over to Ger-
ard Overholt who made no mis-
take in finding the net.
Immediately after the game,
Pete , Lobsinger, Mildmay, repre-
senting'"tiie'"WOAA,• presented the
Midget "D" trophy to Captain,
Wayne Willert of the Zurich team.
Lineus for both teams was the
same as the first game.
First Period
1—Zurich, B. Johnston (Over-
holt, L. Bedard) 12.46
Penalties: Heinz 12.08, B. Wag-
ner 17.05, Overholt 17.50.
Second Period
2—Zurich, G. Overholt (B.
Johnston, Willert) 2.03
3—Zurich, Don Johnson
(Weido) 4.55
4—Zurich, Earl Wagner (B.
Johnston) 5.03
5—Zurich, E. Wagner (Over-
holt) 19.15
Penalties: Gutscher, B. Wagner
7.30, Masse 8.31, Gutscher 9.40,
Overholt 10.31.
Third Period
6—Mildmay, Gutscher 5.30
7—Mildmay, Schell (Guts -
'cher, Morley) 19.08
Penalties: Overholt 6.11, B.
Wagner 14.20, Weido, Gutscher 55
minutes) 18.10.
Zurich Peewees
Eliminate
Hensall Team
The Zurich Peewee hockey team
eliminated Hensall from further
Shamrock League competition last
Wednesday night, as they earned
a 4-1 victory on their home ice.
By virtue of their win they ad-
vance into the finals against Lu -
can.
Three big goals in the second
period was all the locals needed
to salt away the third game in the
best of three series.
Neither team scored in the first
period. Cameron Witmer, on an
assist from Robert Bannister, op-
ened the scoring in the second.
Bannister then scored from Barry
Block, and the third goal was
banged in by Lennis Denomme,
unassisted. Chapman scored the
lone Hensall tally. In the third
period Roy McAdams notched an
insurance marker, with the assist
going to Witmer.
Three penalties were handed out
in the game, two to Zurich and
one to Hensall.
Hensall: goal, Taylor; defence,
Taylor, Chapman; forwards, Shir-
ray, Harburn, MacBeath; alternat-
es, Farquhar, Carlisle, Ellwood,
Walker.
Zurich: goal, Richard Stade; de -
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Lucan Wins First
Game In Shamrock
League Playoff
Scoring two goals in the last
two minutes of the game, Lucan
Leprechauns came through with a
3-0 victory over Zurich Peewees in
the opening game of a best of
three series for the Shamrock Lea-
gue "D" title. The game was play-
ed in Lucan last Saturday after- ,.
noon.
After allowing the Lucan team
one goal in the first period, the
locals hung on tight until the last
two minutes of the game. A pen-
alty to the homesters, just as
they were pressing for the equal-
izer, was the bad break in the
game.
Paul Black scored two of the
Leprechauns three goals.
Zurich: goal, Richard Stade; de-
fence, Ken Westlake, Bill Schade;
forwards, Lennis Denomme, Cam-
eron Witmer, Phil Regier; alter-
nates, Robert Bannister, Barry •
Block, Roy McAdams, Bob Masse,
Earl Reichert, Charles Masse, Ross
Fisher, Charles Masse.
fence, Ken Westlake, Bill Schade;
forwards, Lennis Denomme, Cam-
eron Witmer, Phil Regier; alter-
nates, Robert Bannister, Barry
Block, Roy McAdams, Bob Masse,
Earl Reichert, Charles Masse, Ross
Fisher, James Masse.
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