The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-01-12, Page 8o4erioh ►y: Jan uaty
R, J. c Madge
-It was an u hill'•struggle all
the way, but Goderich Siftos kept
coming ' back to gain a 0.6 'tie
• with the lianover Hurricanes an a
,me. played last Jan. 3 'at�the
:+odericll 4.rena,
The tie 'tie w.as good .enough to give
` the,Siftos sole pbssessialeof fifth
_place, one point-nhead of Guelph
Regals and.one .point' bel iiid.:the
Preston Legioiiaires•
With gniy thee games rernain•
ing; #1 the regular schedule, every
gam 'bedgnnes a, key one for, the
rc.�r Siftos.in their attempt to.asaure
-themselves of a spot in the play-
offs. The first ..six, teazns in the
Anal standings. qualify for, the
• • playoff' 'series. The only remain-,
ink borne game., in the regular
''chedule for the Siftos will be
• Jan. 20, ' one week from this
Friday, when the Elmira,Juniors
play here.
The game against Hanover was
a frustrating- on for{ the Siftos.
Although liaving.. the edge in ter-
ritorial play most of the way, the
Gadef°ich squad was unable, .to
Make . -its .opportunities pay off.
The Siftos were never ahead and
had to come back time and again
— :tp .ga:ih the deadlock.
'The Hurricanes, who hold down
second place in the standings,
gut the only goal of the firtt
period from the stick of' Jim
Bell, a pudgy' .centreman with a.•
.Lot ! of savoy around the net.
Bob Bogden, who played a few
gaznes with tie Junior '4W Siftos
last "year, made it 2,-0 midway
through, the sgcondperiod, before
Cam Colquhoun finally put God.
erich . on the scoreboard on a
goal from ( Henderson. and
Arobilie. ,Bill ',McKay fired the
Siftos second counter to pull,
them even with the�Huri.canesi
t aasistS going to Henderson
nd Brian Smith,
The hurricanes roai•.ed back
with. tvyo of 't ce r n` iy gogden•,
Oldit'wen to hold a• 21'41•- lead'
afte two periods. • '
The final Period was five Min-
utes. otic when Wayne Doalc banged
in a p ssout ..from Jim parriak,
to put the Siftos bac n the game,
but within -one` mtn t the Hurri-
canes had .restored their AVG.
goal edge,_when Aitken bagged his
second of the night.
• The ' Siftos' got out the heavy
' artillery' to erase the .two goal
deficit. Doak pulled the `trigger
on theirst one and Brian Car-
roll on thf second. Frank Hagan.
assisted- on -both goats,,
With the score - standing at
five apiece and three minutes
remaining in the game,, it looked
as though' both teams would be.
willing to settle for that as. a
final score. However, at the 17:
17 mark a shot from the point„
by 1- anover, defenceman Len Long
was•" deflected past -a startled
Allen'flowes to apparently sink--°-
the,Siftos ship.
Brian Carroll had other ideas,,
however, and 21 seconds later he,
scored • the tying goal for the S
Siftos' on passes from Frank
Hagan and Wayne Doak ,
In the Siftos' other gine last
week, they were overpowered by
the firstlace New Hamburg
Jahns .by lite score Of 7.2,Th_e•
Halms, easily the classiest team
in the league put 'on a display
of heads.up• hockey for their large
honieto'Wn orowd, to lead 3.1 after
ones, period and 5.1 after two.
Wayne Doa1i scored botkGod:
erich goals on a" pair .of smart
moves; , ori both occasions .he
carried -Vie epu aC Os.
Sth PPP'
$.
osition goal mouth to tuck it
in b,eiind the.Hahn's Timk'orler,
F,or,..the .Hahns, Bob liuthig, the
league's leasing point,' ,getter,,
scored twice. Dave „Wicom,�
//lark Bender, Chuck l rmer,
'Savo. "Viyoyc and t`T+ei , axme°`
added. s.dlles,
The' Siftos: fiaveM een• hit by
injuries recently. John Pirie,
hard -rack rearguard with .the
locals, will by�ee- lost to -the club
for the rest- bf the season,; He
!l'andcr; ent surgery_ fQr- removals.7
of knee • and `' will be
several weeks recovering. ,,.Dirk
• WOlterbeak; is also sidelifed;with
a pinched nerve in'his shoulder.
Doug Smith' and Ron M llcr
have .been called up from, the -
minor ',teams
he•minor',teams to help fill the
holes left by the injuries.
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