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THE GO6EItICH SIGNAL -STAR
TO -NIGHT
THURSDAY, FEB. 7
,INTERMEDIATE "B"
HOCKEY
Mitchell Red Devils
vs.
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FILSINGER'S
JEWELLERY AND GIFTS
Upsets Highlight
Pee Wee Fixtures
After seven straight victories,
Fords were upset 6-3 by third-place
Studebakers in a Pee Wee Motor
League game here Friday night.
In another league encounter, the
Rouse team scored its first. win by
etigilag Dodges 4-3.
In Bantam Town League action,
the Mills crew continued to set
the pace, edging Ainslies 5-3, while
IGA decisioned the winless Sheaf-
fers by an identical score.
Bud Robinson led the Mills At-
tack with three goals, with single
counters credited to Don Currell
and George Hudson. Bruce Vin
cent and Currell collected assists.
For Ainslies, Dave Wilkinson
was a. stand -out, .scoring all three
goals. Frank Gardiner pickedV. up
an assist.
Ed. Harrison with two goals and
Gary Feagan with a singleton, led
IGA to victory over Sheaffers. For
the winners, assists were contribut-
ed by Marty Baechler (2) and Roger
Drew.
Ed. Laithwaite scored both goals
for Sheaffers, and assists were col-
lected by Ernie Pinder, Bob Scott
and Pete McIv.ers.
'George Laithwaite performed the
hat trick as Studebakers upset the
league-leadin-g Fords in a pee wee
contest. Don Yeo, with two goals,
and Bill Wilkinson, with one, were
the other ,marksmen for the win-
ners. Dennis Williamson scored
all three goals for the losers.
.Don McCabe and Wayne Rumig
tallied two goals apiece to lead!
Rouse to their first win of the
season Gerry Fritzley contribut-
ed one assist.
In the losers' cause, Jeff Reid
notched two..goals and one assist.
Dave Smith was the other scorer
for Dodgee
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THURSDAY, FEB. 7—
Learn to skate 1.30_3 p.m.
Intermediate "B" Hockey.,
Mitchell vs. Goderich 8.30 p.m.
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FRIDAY, FEB: 8—
Rural School Skating 2.30-4 p.m.
Ontario _Minor Hockey Night
Squirt, flee Wee, Bantam 7-8-9 p.m.
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SATURDAY, FEB. 9—
Public Skating 2-4 p.m.
Figure Skating = 5 p.m.
Midget Hockey Playoff
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SUNDAY, FEB. 10—
Mathes Trip Sailors
End Win Siring At 11
Goderich Midget Sailors took
their first defeat of the season
when they clashed with the power-
ful Toronto.Marboro Midgets in a
thrill -packed hockey game played
before more than -800 roaring fans
here Saturday night.
While the "'future Maple Leafs"
trounged the Sailors 8-2, thus end-
ing C-oderich's 11 -game winning
streak, the play Was a lot closer
than the score indicated.
The Sailors fought tooth and
nail all the way, never backing
down in the face of the heavier
'Marlboros, iwho were Midget "A"
champions of Ontario last year.
The Sailors are holders of the
'Midget "B" crown.
Art Peachey scored both goals
for Goderiela For the Marlies, who
are hand-picked, players from all
over Ontario, the top scorers were
Spenser Fosburi and Ron Finn with
two. goals each. Single counters
were flipped home by Aldis, Mac -
Ewan, Hay and Standing.
Twelve 'penalties were handed
out, and many fans expressed sur-
prise at the. roughness of play,
considering it was an exhibition
game. Larry Jeffrege of the Sail.
ors, was knocked out of play twice
in the tifird period, but he re-
covered quickly. On the last oc-
casion, Speirino earned a penalty
for high -sticking him.
After the game, the Toronto
team's manager and coach spoke
in very complimentary terms about
the fighting alisplay of the Gode-
rich -boys. One Goderich player
in whom they expressed particular
intereat was Dave Besse, a former
local boy who has been playing
intermediate hockey down Wallace-
, burg way this season. He is still
eligible to play midget hockey
and was called up for the game
Saturday night.
Though fighting a losing battle,
the Goderich team kept pouring
it on to the delight of the fans.
When Art Peachey scored his sec-
ond goal in the third period, the
applause almost lifted the roof as
fans showed their appreciation of
the never -say -die spirit.
Last night, Goderich Sailors were
scheduled to play in St. Marys in
the first game of a group play-off
series with the St. Marys club.
Goilerich Bantams were also slated
to make the trip to meet St. Marys
Bantams in another play-off series.
Following is a summary of Sat-
urday's midget game here:
Goderich line-up: Ron William-
son, goal; Bill Fritzley, Bruce Scott,
Dave Leeson, Fred Israels, Bill
Gallow, Percy Garrick, Art
Peachey, Larry Jeffrey, Jim Scott,
Don Jeffrey, Ron Feagare Dave
Besse, Ross Pennington, Bill Queen,
Gary Stoddart, Barry Stewart.
First Period
1—Toronto, Fosburi (MacEwan,
Malls), 022.
2—Goderich, Peachey (LaJeffrey),
1.44.
3—Toronto, Finn (Walsh), 13.54.
Penalties—Goderich: Pennington,
Garrick; Toronto: 'MacEwan,
Jacobs, Paradine.
Second Period
4—Toronto, Fosburi (MacEiwan),
11.23.
5—Toronto, Aldis (MacEwan, Fos-
buri), 19.45.
Penal t ies— Goderich:•Besse; Tor-
onto: Finn, Speirino, MacEwan.
Third Period
6—Toronto, MacEwan (Hay), 2.00.
7—Toronto, Finn, 3.09.
8—Toronto, Hay (Sinclair), 13.03.
9----Goderich, Peachey (Isrels),
13.26.
10—Toronto, Standing (Durie),
15.40.
Penalties—Toronto: Jacobs, -Col-
ombo (2), Speirino.
J. an s Average
Tops On Local Alleys
Jack McMillan is rolling the
highest average scores -at the local
alleys this season, according to
latest figures. Jack, who is a
member of the Stymies in the
,Men's Commercial League, has an
average of 220 to date.
The bowlers with the top aver-
ages will receive awards at the
end of the season.
Industriat=Group "A"- -
Milt Fisher spilled the maples
Thi Ilia bin onlieThight, 175,25
and a 235 for a 705 triple. Team
standing in this group: Sifto Salt
76, Legion "A" 74, Elevator 71,
Children's Skating 2-4 p.m. Ryan Feeds 64, Legion "B" 51,
(12 years and under) C.N.R. 42.
Adult Skating 8.30-10.30 p.m.
(Adults and Teen Agers)
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Church League
Albert [McGuire took ,the honors
for the men by coming thraugh
with a 696 triple. High single for
MONDAY, FEB. 11— the men was a 308, rolled by
Learn to skate 1.30-3 p.m. George Currell. For the ladies, it
taPomilalieret School
Skatg was Marilyn Bannister rwith a 622
.1Grade,,s 1, 2; 3: t;
St. Marys vs. Goderich standing: St. 91,
Victoria Street 76, St. Peter's 46,
Knox "B" 42, North Street 40,
Knox "A" 39.
Men's Commercial
Bob Williams took first place for
the triples, with a 798. High single
was a 327 rolled by Joe Baker.
2 Both Bob and Jae belong to the
Stymies, a very strong team.
Team standing: Stymies 78,
Spoofers 55,.-Goofers 48, Butchers
47, ODRW.No. 1, 36, ODPW No. 2,
19.
Friendly Neighbors League
Jack and Marj. !McMillan placed
first singly and also as a couple,
rolling a 650 and a 612 respec-
tively.
How they placed at the end of
the first series: Six D-ips 52 points,
Blue Bells 52, Red Caps 50, Six
B.A.'s 47, Last -Chance 37, Jolly
Rollers 35.
Ladies' 3 -In -1 Social "
High triple of the evening was
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TUESDAY, FEB. 12—
Learn to skate 1.30-3 p.m.
Figure Skating 4 p.m.
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a 575, rolled by Barb Gauley of
the Sheafferettes tefm. Nightin-
gales finished the first series in
top place and have been victorious
in all three games for four weeks
of play into the second series.
They form a strong team, girls, so
let's get out and slow them up!
Team standing after four weeks
oil play on the -second aeries; Night-
ingales 28, Hep Cats 21, Sheaffer-
-7; -Iienoe
Outs 5, High Toppers 4.
Goderich Ladies' Social League
Doe Queen was in re -at form on
Monday night, and really showed
the girls how it's done. Doe began
with a lovely 312, then followed
'With a 231 and a 216 to make a
759 triple. 'Mande MacKay and Vi
Carter were also "en the ball"
when they- rolled 291 and 280 re-
spectively.
Team standing:Bombers St=4,
Top -Or ."
51, saly e.ata* 49,Lifeaveyakaztave
Industrial—Group "B"
The Sheaffer Pen entry heads
the field with 87 points, followed
closely by the Tigers. Top triples
last week go to Archie McLean
and Jim Queen,. both of the first -
place team. Archie "rolled 748
while Jim finished with 715.
Team standing: Sheaffer Pen 87,
Tigers 83, Mathiesons 77, Goderich
Manufacturing 53, MacDonalds 49,
Block Busters 29.
Ladies: Commercial
Bette Fuller rolled three nice
games of 284, 167, 197 for the
night's top triple of 648. Joyce
Sparks rolled the next high single,
a 262.
Team standing: Stiffs 76, Dandies
73, Red Wings 66, Flyers 66, Go -
Getters 61, After You 15.
Junior Bowling Club
Hawkes hold top position with
61 points. Wild Cats have 54,
Eagles 50, Molecules 17.
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PLUMBING - HEAT I - GIFTS - T VS
MAITLANDS DUMP ZURICH 8-7
STRENGTHEN FOR FINAL DRIVE
Two local hockey stalwarts, who
have been on the "temporarily
retired" list, will don skates again
to ibolster the homebr& Maitiands
in their play-off drive, say club
officials.
Ted *illiams and Ken Miller
are both expected to join the
Maitlands' lineup. It was not
known for sure itf they would be
available in time far tonight's
im-
portant contest here against Mit-
chell Red Devils.
Ted Williams will prolbalbly fit in
on a line with Doug Cruickshank
and Jack Meriam, playing coach.
Ken Miller is a defenceman.
The club is also negotiating for
the sea -vices of a third Goderich
player who could strengthen the
teams if be agrees to come out.
After dropping a '14-7 decision
in Zurich last week, Maitlands
came back to edge the Flyers 8-7
in a return engagement here Mon-
day night.
The Maitlands were losing 7-6
when they yanked goalie Dan God-
dard in favor of an extra forward
when there was less than a minute
remaining in the final. period. The
maneuver paid off as Gord Walters
scored the equalizer on a play set
up by Doug 'Cruickshank.
In the 10.minute overtime ses-
sion, Cruickshank tallied ithe win-
ning goal for Goderich at 3.08. It
was 'Cruicks.hank's• fourth counter
Ground Crew Tops
Iti Squirt League
The Ground Crew holds top rung
in the Legion Squirt Hockey
League. The other teams in
order, are Cruisers, Air Crew, Ar-
tillery, Infantry and Corvettes.
In last 8aturdSy's action, Air
Crew defeated Antihero 5-3 in ie
first game. For the winnersagrian
Carroll scored twice and qtobert
Cadman once. Gordon Graham
counted . the lone goal fur the
losers. •
In the second game, Ground
Crew blanked Cruisers 2-0. John
Pirie and Eric Finoher were the
marksmen.
Infantry scuttled Corvettes‘ 5-3
in the third tilt. For the victors,
John Gardiner scored three ti'rnes,
and Sill Twaddle and Wayne Gild-
ers added one apiece. Grant Vol -
land performed the bat trick for
the losers.
Prior to the Intenrnetliate game
on 1Monday night, Ground Crew
edged Artalery 1-0 in -a hard-
faughtcantest,. Jahn Pirieascarsed
the lone goal.
Following is next Saturday's
schedule:
8 a.m.—Air Crew vs. Ground Crew
8.45 ..a.m.—Artillery vs. Infantry
9.30 a.m.—Corvettes vsa Cruisers
of the night. Allan MacDonald
scored twice, and single markers
were collected by Dick McLean
a ndw
The game, which tended to get
rough at times, was one of the
best contests seen here this seasons
The win left Goderich two points
behind fourth -place Zurich in the
.WOAA group standings. . Zurich
was to play Lucan last night, then
wind up its schedule against Clin-
ton on Friday night. Maitlands
play the Red Devils here 'tonight,
then end their schedule with a
nrelatilt in Mitchell Saturdaynight.t.rn
In last week's Goderich-Zurich
game on•the Flyers' home grounds,
jack..MeTiarn led the iMaitlapds'
Cruickshank and McgLoeaalns' scored
attack with 'three
two apiece.
THuatoDAY, FonRilizTRY 7th, 1957
Local Boys Spell
ouble Trouble
Two Mitchell teams suffered set-
backs at the hands of Goderich
clubs in a minor hockey double-
header here last Thursday.
The Midget Sailors registered
their Ilth straight win, defeating
Mitchell 74, while Goderich Ban-
tams dumped their rivals 7-2.
Bill G.allow and Larry Jeffrey
counied two goals apiece for th
Saildrs, and othelaGoderich mark
men were Dave Leeson, Percy G
tick and Fred Israels.
The Sailors led 3-0 at the end
of 'the first period, 5-1 at the end
of the middle frame and then
added two more counters in the
third.
For Goderich Bantams, Bud
'Robinson was a four -goal man
Ed. Laithwaite tallied twice and
Roger Drew once.
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