The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-02-03, Page 3*•
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MITE HOUSE1-EAGUE
'MacDonald Marine- continue to
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be the highest scoring team. in the
mite diviPien as they white
washed the BedfordHotel 5-0,
Brad Doney was in the nets for
MUT/Wald Marine and picked up.
the shut -out..
Jim yritnley lead the team with
2 goalnnd an assist. Oilier
sporers for' MacDonald. Marine
„WereSteveDobie, Robert Jeffery
and RandY Graham:Marty Middel
picked up two assists and 'Thomas.
Smith, got one assist, for the
winners.
In .the first game Saturday.
morning, Goderich Electric upset
,Canadian Tire 1-0 as Robert
Ciimmings camelup with one of his
best garnes' in the nets for
• GoderichElectric.,The only goal'
of the game was scored -by Willie
Denornrne, unassisted' for
Goderich Electric. ,
In the second gam.e Saturday
morning the 'second place team
Legion Aux. Sailors came up with
a 4-1 victory-oyer,the Legion Aux_
. Flyers. Mark Rowe lead the
Sailors with two goals while Paul
Legere and Mike Paquette kach
got one oat. Dawn Niel, Paul
• Legere assisted On two °of the
goals. Spoiling.„Rick 'Ryans shut
out was John Alexander who
. stored., for the Legion Flyers,
unassisted. .
Standings as of Saturday, jail. -Basketball
inor Hockey
PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE In the tkvo games played
*Thursday all four teams came up
with a point each as both games
ended in, a 1-1 tie.' The two top
teams Club Grill and Goderich
Motors.both had chances to wifl.
the game but the goal tenders
Brad Duff and Leroy Meriam
wereat their-bestas Brian Reed
and Rick, Schoemaker were the
only ones to score on them ,
. Last', place ,team 'Goderich
Restaurant ptcked up a tip ,against
Siffo Salts Mike Lapaine seored
for Goderich Restaurant to give
them 1-1 tie.Sifto Salt's goal also
waS unassisted as Benny Worsell
beat,Dave Bedour who Wa's in the
nets for GoderichlieSfaurant.
4 ',Convener Frank Clements has
now given me the current
standings as of Jan. 28, 1972.
First place Club Grill — 28 pts
Tuesday evening in the first
Pee Wee game at 4:30 Goderich
'MototS rallied for, 6 goals to
defeat SiftoSalt 62. Hugh Hanley
opened, the scoring for Goderieh
Motors and Tim Doherty, Brian
Reed., and Jim Berton each
JellowedviitIva, goala, piece.. Jeff
:Harrison Picited up two goals and
an assist a.nd abso.,...with, three
fiointOra-s Bill Qapley with tee
aSsists. , Dale Duncan and" Ian
Lambert alio figured in the assist
department for 9orierich Motors,
Tony Beciard‘arid, Benny Worsell
scored for Sift° Salt and thp only
assist for Sifto was credited to
Tom Doherty.
Second game was very close as
the Goderich Restaprant nearly
upset the top team Club Grill as
they lost 4-3. Deryl Cracknell had
two goals for' the losers, both
'unassisted, while Bill Walters
piclsed up . the other goal for
Goderich Restaurant with Mike
Lapaine assisting.
Club ,G rilt6
had -players picking
up points in the' game as Don
Icirkconnelllead with 2 goals and
single goals went to Rick
Schoemaker,. and Phil
Drawing a'ssists were Dennis
LeBlanc, 'tick.Stoddard and Don
•,
second Goderich Metors25 pts.,
4,then Sifto Salt with15 pts.,' and in
the . basement Goderich
Restaurant with 12 pts.
ROTARY BANTAM
AL L. ;STARS
In an exhibition game against
Stra.thvy Friday evening in
Goderich, the Rotary,. Bantams
'•„lost to one of the best Bantatk
teams they have encountered thi?‘
Aux. Sailors pts., Canadian . f
Marine with 26 points., Legion
Tire now have25 advanceWinour, lose one
d' to third
1 ith 20 t L in Aux
Pace p s eg 9
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Flyers axe holding down fourth
Nyith 17 points, and ,not far behind
is Goderich Electric wire have 12
points and still trying. to win a
game this seasOn and in last place
is Bedford hotel. Bedford hotel
• you canbet will be out to upset one
of the teams and we lobk forward
in seeing them win a couple of
games before the s•clinclule.ends.
Legion Aux. Sailors are now
tied with.,gacDonald Marine—for-
first place as of Monday night.
Paul Legere lead the Sailors to
victory 'with two goal's, bver
• Lanadian Tire as they defeated
--r --.---thern-a-0,-..R4ck-It3an-wa's4n the.
•nets for the Legion; Aux. Sailors
and picked up another shut -out.
Mike Murphy also had' two Pbints
•for the Sailors as he assisted on
. two goals•while Mark Rowe got the
other goal. • •
MacDonald Marine and ti6gion
Aux to'a one all tie
BY RICHARD MADGE
The G D. C .1. Viking baSketball
teams,had identical four win, one
loss records after playing in
'Clinton last Thursday. The
seniors lost their first garne of
'the sehedule by.the slim margin of
one point, 52-51. They had trailed
45-28 at the end of the third
quarter, but outsc'ored the
Redinen 23-7 in a hectic fourth
quarter that—saw coach_ Phil
Bugler's team conie within
seconds Of making an almost
unbelievable COM obaci.c.
• Brian MacKenzie with 19 points
was the leading Viking sorer.
Dave Cairictliers15-55FEI 'T while
Broc'gtimsonnd Gar
pounsbury each threW-in six'
points, and Steve Stringer five.
Pete Cameron was the big.gun
for the Redmen, with 23 points.
Dick Jewson. added it points for
the winners.
, Dos 1
junior . Vikings continued their
improved play, downing Central
Huron, 39-24. They had a' big
second half, overconling a, 16-15
first half deficit, enroute td -the
victory. .
• The Viking's Casey• Wildgen
with,10 points was the only player
on either team to hit double
fignres. Ron Willis added eight
for Goderich whije Bob Barlow
• and Jim Watt eah scored six
points. Tim ;.McGee and Da,ve
katterson articled two apiece, and
*Pat Conlon one. McGregor an
Mair each had six points for
Clinton, •
The reSults left the seniors tied-,
for firStplace and the juniors in a
four -Way jam up -in Second place in
league standings. Both• teams
have a.buSy week, having played
here ATuesday against Stratford
'Northwestern and playing, today
Thursd y) in Seaforth.
MUCH S ON4L-fiTAR:TRURSDAY, 'FEBRUARY S. 197
Year. Strathroy with more po1i*11
and experience around.the nets
made their shots count as they
came from a 1-0 deficient to edge
out a win, as they got two goals in
' the third period! '
Grant Shelton openedthe
seoringat"19:08Mark in the. first
•period -'as Lee Arbour fed him a
, perfect pass. Grant •Pai$60
Several chances to stOre' again 111the second period as they. Pint
couldn't put it in the -mots. .With
.To,ny yollick in the penalty box for
elbowing, Strathroy tied the game
ounn.aassflinstkeed.
goal by, Daryl McLeod
The winning goal was scored
with Goderich again a man short
when'Tony Vollick was off for
o jg* c r e everythi t 7 assists Brian Thompson ng q ,
get the equalizer, but Garry goals and 5assistlatiMaeAdam 3
Topping Strathroy's goalie and goals, Tony,Maillet.3 goals, Dan
theirdefencestood the pressure, Duncan 4 goals and, Tim
and they came tbroligh with the 'McAstecker 1 gOai•.*
win. I'm Sure if another game is The KinsmenMidgets All:Stars
against inst StrathrO, have now clinched 'first place in
Goderich will come up with a the W.Q.A.A..; standings as they
defeated Seafortb Midgets 5-Z.
• Thursday, night in Goderieh.. -
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et_AN,TAM HOUSE.LEAGUE` Pau/Kelly scorerftwo g9a1s to
McGee S.M. Pa'rts npsetthe top lead the teanii, while* Brian
team, Denomme 'Flowers, in the " Thompson,"Tini IYIcAstOcker and
' Farr:slt gh ea In ooed" eTrhi cA
u cl ja,eY-n, a :JRaondugaeryr M
make sure yon attend the garde
ike Pa1111.0 each got one goal
a .
Legere lead McGee SM. Parts as this Sun'daY and see the new oltfits
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he scered both goals" fcrr the the team will be sporting thanks to
• goal
s
winners,)aassisting Keriplone goal . the first - the Kinsmen Club of Goderich, for
. the new* gweaters, and Minol•
• DenornmeFlowers
was Hockey donated the Hockey pants,
Scored by Terry Crawford by the way it will beihe first garne -
tripping, as Brad Glover scored
at the 13:31 mark of the third unassisted. Both goal- tender's of the WO.A.A. playoffs
played Oxceuttonallv well in the ' Playing in their new uniforms
• period .
Wrestlers
Whip South
Huron team
Dejong made some good s Friday Night in an exhibition
nets asAohn Reinhart and Jed
McGeeS.M. Parts. ayes in game against Strathroy Midgets,
'.., .game bY the score'ef 4•-2.
the Kinsmen Midgets lost a tough,
the game. Final score 2t1 for
, • In the second game Goderich Strathroy opened the scoring with
Elevator shutout Don 'Hoist Real. two. goals in -the first period .as
' kstate 2-0 as TIM RobitSon came - M-I-ke Harvey, got b,oth of-thern• ,
and Doug Culbert were the goal Goderich Kinsmen fought naek
, u with a shutout Bill Goddard
•§,i;orers ter Goderich Elevator • as Mike Palmer scored with Mark,
Fisher': setting him up to make the
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and playing a strong game was score 2-1 after ,the first period
Kevin Williams and Tim Evansa s Earlier in the second period
. c g LIMO. •
.rpicked up an assist in
' -Kelly pass to tie the score at 2-2,
4" Brian Thompson conye-fted a Paul,
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,(:arl l.0131anc scored two goals Using two All-Star Bantam's'in
• Coach Ray Donnelly's G.D.C.I.
wreStling team defeated Central
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Huron of Clinton 37-27 in a meet for Mee .1M. ,Parts • but- it, the lineup, Doug Marshall and Lee
. - Walin't ell-Ong-h-a-S-POIFHOiSt ile1 A,r_bing,g„Qa.d Al MacDonald was
• Estate scored the winning goal still unable to hold .Strathroy 't0 a
i field:hi Clinton last Thursday -
. Winners for Goderich were
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class by a pin over Brenton Craig, ' in the game. *Instead of one poinf goals to defeat Go • derieti •
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ete l s n re poun • . •
* smre 3-2. Ken Straughan set Carl
in a decision Aer 'Kevin. Swan, .
• Larry Donnelly in the 129 mind . . HOCKEY NOTES•
LeBlanc up on his second goal fdr
McGee S.M. Parts. Brian Petrie When asked, the coach stated
class by a pin over Ed Galvei•da,
opened the scoring for Don Hoist that most of his players have
Jim Ginn in the 135,pound glass in
Real Estate. with Mike 1,3urley - heavy shot, but its so heavy none
a decision over Brian Puce: Con.
assisting --,Ted Crawford plaYed a of his players can ev-en get it to
Melady in•the 147 pound class in a
. strong ailed?) defence as he got leaye the ice. Always remember
the
BY RICHARD MADGE each of th
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Rick McClinchey in the 105 pound. with only -a few seconds remaipipg , tie as they came up with two more
P Wi i the 122 d class they sa vage two pool s. Final
4555
deci•sion, over --"'Hiepel. , . , . . . ,
.class by a pin over Fred Bird, hal gf,a 1 w a s s UUIed I.)y K eyie , sense of playing hockey.
• Meriam. Phil ,..Evans drew an • Lions annual *-Yonng-----Canada
Reabtirn in the 167 pwind- class in
, assist on Mer ram goal. • Hockey Week is scheduled to -open .
' a decision ever Rick ShropShall, '''
and 'Al-D-renwin in the 177 irourrl Goderich Elevator are new' in this year op. Friday evening
class by a pin over Paul .Wheeler. firstplace in the standings as they- ,,March,i7, With the final game on .
• Other wrestlers COmpeting ler „ defeated Denomme Flowers 3-2. , Saturday the 25. Eacti year the
''. doderich were Derints Reernin the Scoring,• fr • .p 'd 'HI Elevator • billeting committee most seek
• • .9,7pound class. Bob McGill in the • was Randy Carroll, Jim Smith and :., overnight . accommodation and ..
, ia.".pound_ziass_and*Gekirgp....., Scott Kennedy. Assisting on the
' . • I R b 't H d Steve •
Paul Johnston in the 156,pound the -second goal and the winning • — if you don't havefun, what's
goo Is wer-TiMtli 1111M7ridirgl—
• Slieardown in the unlimited class.
The 0.1).C.1„..rnatmen 'played -
host to Stratford Northwestern -WHlims set up both _
here Tuesday, and travel today . 'Denoinme FlOwe'rS as
(Thursday to Seafortli. • •Kolkinan and Greg Beacom each
•'• got a goal.
• •
•'Den JohnttOn have ,the -boys - •• ". •
wIrking as a team and eitherone L Of al dri ire r hurt
cduld conie,',up with -the
championship in the play-off.
,Sccrrifig for MacDonald Marine (ft L 011 0
Larry Boyce' and Jim Fritizley.
was Jeff Sowerby; assisting,
Allen Rivett tied the score for the
Legion Aux. Flyers unassisted.
Steven Sager had two hat tricks
as he scored.all six goals for
Goderich Electric • when they
defeated Bedford Hotel 6-1 Greg
Lapaine got the only goal for
Bedford Hotel as ' Tom Profit
picked up an assist. Graham
Suchard. had two assists for
Gbdeijcli Electric and "Mike
Evans got the other. "A
SQUIRT ALL STARS
" The Legion SciTnIffAll Stars lost
• night by a."4-1 score. Bill Peters
got the lone Legion goal.
• Coach Don Elliott is working
• hard practicing and lining up .
games to get the team into shaPO
.* fon the p.m.H.A. playoffs which,
will be corning u,p in,about two
weeks. •
SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE
Richard Madge's- Kentucky --
Fried, Chicken team wdn two
games last week, solidifying their
hold on first ' place in league
standings.„.
Tuesday, the Colonel's crew
beat Legion -3-1. Terry Kisch,
assiSted by Mike Hodges, Dino
Tyrovolas aisisted by C4rig
Tyrovolas, and Jim Burbine,
assisted by Billy Peters were the,
goal getter S for K.F.C. Steve
• Arbour got the Lekion goal,
• unassisted.
Saturday, Kentlicky Fried
Chicken • defeated Glenmark "
Homes 3-2, in a close game*, Mike
Hodges, Paul Yeoman and Jim
Wilkin scored for the winners,
while Robert McDonald and torn
Fincher scored fort Glenmark.
"Jim Costello had an assigt for the
,losers.
Oardiners Dairy got three of a
possible four points, beating
Legion 3-0 on Friday, and tying
Mills Motors 1-1 Saturday. Danny
Maillet did all the slOring in the
victory over Legion, getting three
.unassisted goals. Gerry Gaynor
get the stint Out for Gardiners.
Mike Gibbs scored Gardiner
goal against Mills, while Bill
Sjiewfelt notched'the equalizeclor
fhe motornielt, iSiisteirby Ro1
Kirkconnell.
In„th,e only other game,
Glenmark Homes shut Out MillS
Motors 4,6. Jii Cdstello Robert
McDonald, Rick Leddy and Pat
Murphy scored for - Glottal*.
Brian Shewtelt registered the
• ShutOtititi the nets for Glentnark
goines.
n raceway
-Maitland
KINSMEN MIDGET ALL-STARS
Country• .clu. ...,Aartnenel atti 441 .v.3e0d ini nonteh•eof the.best
• • series • Goderich • Kinsmen
Midgets came up with 47,1 victory.
.•. . • . • . •
Pap], Kelly leading scerer for
• -Hope springs • eteriral..." 'Qederich-.pieked -up* two ;'goals •
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. , , • " - Another jitney is being organized while -Tim McAMocker and Mike
Goderich horse racing driver - by Dan Kerr, put his, left_front at the club. This is a.m,iked jitney. , Palmer got.the others. .. ,
John Mathers of .RR .2 Goderiehs, leg - intp the wheel • of 'two draws, s, one at 2 p.m. the otherMenday in one 01 tlie highest
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was rushed to Victoria Hospital' ebringville; driven by Mathers, at 4 p.m., two games ear
ch, pizes, . scoring .'garii.es et the . ye,ar,
in London last week after he was' putting both horses down, three and supper. Kinsmen Midget All Stars
.; invOlved in a pileup during a race, other horses • following close The fee is $3,00pe'rpe;SOn, and defeated "Mitchell by a Sr01;0 of 18.
• 6Paul Kelland
at the Western fair Raceway in behind went into•the pileup. the -date is Saturday, February12. ' '. y picked up 5 goalS that city SaturdaST afternoon. . The sign is up in the lounge for.;
• The spill involved five horses The Goderich driver was the : signatures, and after the first
and took place during thethird only one to • sutTer, injury in the night, there we -re 32 names on the
race. _ of _that, aftern0Pn's race.when two .horses w„eint. over. . list -for'. a' starter...Good:Luck, ,
activities. A film. of the race his right. leg. The horseg escaped , Contact Dorothy Worgan for
showed that Pallas Tony; driven with bruises` and abrasions. rnsAl* infOrmation.*She is hoping
c!ting on 0111
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rinks now en• • •-
loye
to fill, both draws with
categories ofplayers, members,
• students, past, present or futur6.-
According td reportn7IfiriVeek School, However, there are
confirmed reports of a natural ice
surface•On• the.west side of the
soccer field at Agricultural Park,
and youRgSters are free to skate
there at any time they wish.
from the Goderich Recreation and
Community Centre Board, the ice
surface - bigger and better than
ever -, at Judith Gooderham Park
is ready for skating enjoyment.
The co-operation of young
outdoor enthusiaSts, however, is
requested at this park. ,
Young people are requested to
play hockey only at the north end
of the ice surface with skating
only at the Nelson Street side of,
the rink. .
Young 'skate,rs are also
reMinded that flooding of the rink
Must be done when 'the weather is
suitable and when volunt-eer help
is available. For those reasons,
skaters are asked to co -Operate
with those persons working to
maintain the ice‘surface at this
park. •
As yet---tur-ice surface • is
available at Robertson Memorial
• ELM .HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
• 'NOW PLAYING
The, Terry Dee
Show °
Eacli Saturday afternoon
_enjoy -matinee-entertain me r•t.L.
from 4 to 6.p.m. at the Ellin
Haveri.
,Beginning on February 7 for
a one‘vieek engagennent
Grasp Therapy
"A little bit fdr
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CHRYSLERS
PLYMOUTHS
DODGES
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GodNich 524 8311
with Jack Cummings
• breakfast for some 1.600 loan
hockey players. As parents why
n.ot give your sons • the
vompanionship of 14ayer from
'other centres white at same,
tilae assistingAlie.,„local Lions .
Club. Oive billeting cliairMan
lifford a. call A524-6951 or 544-
0097 in the evenings. °•
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Kinsmen Midgets. Al Mao,Donald:
figures this ;would' be a game
:Where the Midgets:‘ would have
trouble heating the, fathers.
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