The Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-03-28, Page 1010 The Goder4,1ch Signal -Star, ThurnAltaril 28fh, 1963
, COMPETE: AT PORT -HURON
INTERNATIQNAL TOURNAMENT
p.N BY LOCAL JUVENILES
Goderich Juveniles last St-
urday took the only honors that
a Goderich hockey team vi911
take this year. They won the
International Minor Hockey
Tournament in Port Huron,
beating bot4 Landon and Port
Huron.
All Goelerich minor hockey
teams attended the tournaitynt
but only the Xtiverules ' Veer e
successful in winning a elidiap-
ionship. The four teams' at-
tending all turned in, credit. DaVO Pettus each counted once.
able performances as they play Win Championship '
ed against "AA" -tarns. God- The championship- game vex,
rich is in Minor'A cla3s. which aganiet the host Port Hurati.,
is fot,tr classes below AA. tiain w :rich had bolstered tliAr
The, juveniles, first grime was club with three players who
against London whom they ee.. 1,,.'1'12 playing on hockey scnol-.
feated 8-5. This was ""a coaee' -luehl:'s at -11 tl 1 v e N-ifY •
from -behind win `1.-e•thee v. •,.' lIe...' again, the scoring is
tr down 4-1 at the end. 0. ,he thet ,ery iieeeateye of the play. It
periodLondon th
was .: pie•tte c ;en but slow first
. seored- e a,
e'e4-1-01- which ended. in a 3-3
goals in the openine ilx e min-
e .i.saditiek. Golerich Ticked up
. . the winning goals in the seeond
.,. , as they began to show more
Legion Bowlers
_ eower. Then, they wrapped it
l' up convineingly in •the final
I frame as they aUcled three More
New •Champions ,
, for a final 7-3 win and the
,lii\ end: championship.
' Goal scorers in this Oriole
Five -pin bowlers of Branch i' were Gary Doak and Dennis The Midget team was the only
109, Royal Canadian Legioe ,
sweptw
the Zone C championship illiamson,
each with twc7 one to be defeated'in their first
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, kVayne Rumige DaveeePettus and game. They were out in front
Sunday at Waterloo, wmning "!
handsome trophy as emblematic Wayne-DOak had one tally each. of London by two goals going
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of their victory over 23 ether
Two Teams In Final into the third period. They
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competing teams.- Both the Pee Wees and the blew the lead and last in over=
• There were 'double entries Bantams reached the champion- time, having had one less shot
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from the larger centres such as i sehei_r". round by virtue of their on the net. ..
Guelph, Kitchener, Galt and 24 ;Ill-st,game wins. The Pee Wees - John Arthur scored two goals
teams in all taking part. , won - their firstgame against and Bob . Gragafn and Brian
.: qoyal Oak, 4-1 and the 'Bantams Carroll ' each seared-- once in
The Team drubbed the Royal Oak Ban- the losing cause.
Bob Rush captained the teain tams 6-1.
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made up of B. Dean, R. Kines- ' , Even though the Pee Wees
well, J. Hinton, B. Harris,. .T.")V0:1, they had trouble putting Plan your hOnie now
Fisher. Game totals, consisting , the puck in the net. Thy were
of the best five scores out of j all around the cage in the Ii -:t Learn how you save'.
six, went 1,050 for the first; Hzanie but missed it least :is
.4374 second; 1,304 third: 1,071 many goals as they scored. Thu$2000 '
fourth, 1,301 fifth. Total pine. players who found the range when you build a . . .
fall was 6,100. .„vere Ken McAstocker on two
Kingswell was hieh man with-, occasions - while hid< • Woltee- Alii.',1,1 Y-
1,272 and was also good for ' heck and Ken Bol,ven potted
--- • 'second. Trare iri. the- bin- dOtible: one' InCTi:-
withJ.J. Hinton. The boys posed 7-P1aying better hockey bust still
proudly at the Legion Hall' not being able to find the range,
Tuesday night with their tro- the Pee Wees went down to de-
phy, and it is hoped to present .feat at the hands of Port Huron
the picture in net Nyc'ek's issae in the nighteipcontest. for the
of The Signal -Star. championship. Port -Huron scor-
utes of the period and it ,wtits
all Goderich could do to hold
them to this lead' for the bal-
ance of the period,.
Goderich came back_and scor-
ed three unanswered goals in
the second to even it eup at
4-4 and outscoredtheir oppon-
ents 3-1 in the final period.
Goal scorers In the game
were Ron Daer and Gary Doak
with two each; Wane Rurnig,
Ray Black, Wayne Doak and
nd then Kenny Meriam
seoKed a picture goal (a la.
Sugar Meriam) as he rated frAin
end to end and tucked it in
while on one knee.
Meriam's goal sent the game
into overtime. With only 45
seconds remaining, the locals
were ahilad in the shots -on -
goal department and looked kke
they would take the champion7
ship. Lady Luck was ii -cot on
their side, however, as at this,
point the regular goaltender
had to leave the game and
Port Huron scored from the
faceoff to win and take the
h a napion.ship.
Reach Finals
Ints. Go Down
To 9.0 Defeat.
Goderica Intermediates sue-
cumbed to a More well -condi -
boned and youthful Milton club
here' Wednesday night of last
week, .by the score of 9-6.
Several Gollarich players
were either ,just .over the 'flu,
sick with the or nursing
injuries which made them xnucli
less effective than they norm-
ally would have been
The Sailors gave it every-
thing t -hey had in this last
ditch stand but they just. did
not have it.
. Bill Gallow continued his hat
trick sequence while Gord Wel-
bers ADet„ at the home of Mrs.
William ,Ross. The devotions
were taken by Nrs. EvItan Mac-
Lean and the study book on
Korea by Mrs. Warren WY1ds-
Mrs. ponald SimpsOn and Mrs.
4wan._ MacLean. read Papers.
The president, Miss Sadie John.
son, presided for the business.
Plans vvelt diseussed for the
Easter Thankoffering meeting
to be held the evening of April
18th in the church. The Ripley
W.M.S. members and their hus-
bands are to be guest. , The
meeting was. eloged with prayer
and Alunch was served by the
hostess and the committee.
The Bantams also rea&hed the . .
final series an two _goals' by
Richard Prest and single count-
ers by John Whitten, Dters,Doug Cruckhank and
en Craw: KINGSBRID.GE, Mar. 26.
,f; --
ford, Fred Gilbert and Lord Sugar Meriam each added Congratulations -16 Mr. and Mrs.
Graham. Goderich outclass. it singles. .. - Martin Heindricks and Mr. and.
Royal Oak throughout the ee- 1 The Inteernediates will be Mrs. Stan. Doherty on the birth
tire contest. . . , active again next year and theilof sons- ine Goderich hospital
In the 'championship . ganie,1 wiil be entering the 0/1-rie'llYeeent1y-.
K1NG$BRIDGE
Port Huron took advantage of a I sttead of playing in the WOAA.
weak first period performance !league.
and rammed in three eoals, aid
that was needed to Win. ,Gode-
rich went scoreless in both the!
freit and -second period, scored
twice .in the third and,
within an an ace of tying it up
when a point shot got by the
Port Huron goaltender, rolled
behind the crease and back alit
again. If this shot had stayed
in, Goderich • would have won
as they were Nt611 ahead in
shots pn goal.
Midgets Early ,Losers
--AsrinEL-D,- Mar: 26. -- Mr.
Co!in MacGregor spent a week
with- her .daughter, Mrs. Lead-
better, in Toronto. -
Mrs. Kenneth Farrish, who
was in Goderich for the winter
months with her daughter, Mrs.
Gilders, is home, again.
Women's Missionary Society
Mrs. Richard West presided
at the meeting of the W.M.S.
last Thursday when 13 metne
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin of
Hamilton spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. William Lan
non of London spent the week-
end he.
Leo-Mererbeek is a pal=
ient in Goderich, hospital.
Messrs. Dennis- and. _Maurice
Daltart-of Hamilton spent the
weekend at theiif_ hOme.
LADIES' BOWLING
Vivian Graham took high
single with 246 and Doris Little,
high triple, with 597 in the
Ladies' Commercial Bowling
League Tuesday evening.
G.D.C.I. DRAMA CLUB
presents
"The Jury Room
1,
. A drama in three acts by C. B. Gilford
on • 4- •
---Friday, April 5th
at 8.:30 p.m.
in the school auditorium
Tickets 75c, available from students
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