The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-03-02, Page 6WWNM $TAR, THURSDAY; MARCH.% 1972
Let's
Runners up in pie SiftoSalt Bonspiel played Saturday at the Maitland
Country Club was this rink skipped by Tom Moon, Ieft. Other
members'of the rink are, left to right from the 'skip, Stu Gilbert,
vice, Jameson Ribey and Bob Jessop.-photo by Bob Legg
Busy competition week
in
.D.C.1, athletics
B�
Basketball
RICHARD MADE
The GDCI Vikings senior Stratford`Ron Kemp had. 18.
. basketball team hit the end of the
Play-off trail last Tuesday when •
they dropped an- 87-51 decision
.to Stratford Central in the Huron-=.
-.Perth semi-finals,. • .
The Vikings; 'who had a seven
win; two'loss record in regular
season play; vkere unable to cope"
• with , the more experienced
Stratford squad in the cOsy
confines of their own gymnasium.
Coach Phil Bugler pointed out .
:that, one factor in giving. the
•• Stratford team greater depth than
squad"is'the 'fine' elementary
school basketball ,program that •
operates in Stratford.'
Rudy Boogerman. with 22
points -was the leading; scorer for
Larry Landreth 17 and Bob 'Shaw
14 points for the winners,
For the' Vikings, Dave
Carruthers had .16- points. Brian
MacKenzie 14, Brock Stimson and
Gary Yeoman seven apiece, Steve
*Stringer six, and Doug Fisher.
' three.
Stratford led at halftime -38--
21.
38-21. .
In the other Huron -Perth semi-
final, Central Huron of Clinton
eliminated Stratford
Northwestern. Clinton and
Stratford Central' are currently
involved in a two -game :total point
series to determine the Huron -
Perth championship.
Both the boys and girls: curling • Exeter third ..with 21 . points.
teams from GDCI. coached by Al Goderich was right behind with 20
. Sumner, took part last. week in points.
Th3 girls' team. consisting Of Laura Ginn was a -highlight of the
skip. Lauri Qinn. vice Karen. GOCI team's perforraanCe.
Rivett, se.cond Brenda Moore and The boyS' team wajs eliminated
leads Kathleen Mocreath. and in.a qualification by
Debra Oke..plus Vicki Vaiwone. ..xefe"--7Tr he play -O.
• Bonnie ,WestbroOk .. and -"ENilenda to eliminate two of the:ten schools
'eight Schools' competing.- competition: was held.
St. Marys finished fir -t With a .* Teani members were skip
perfect three win. no loss record Jerry Durst, vice Ken• Bogie.
Wingham. 'Exeter ate. 'Second jim Durst and lead I3ob
Goderich all had-two-iid one Simpson, Plus Alan 'VVorgau, Alan
Wingham finished second by Bob Sithpson's 'play was
virtue :of -their .22 .point8.40,witiri -outstanding,for,t1i4;GDCI team,.
MITE "B ALL-STARS
• In an exhibition game in
Lu`cknow played Tuescl'ay
February 22, the Mite "B" Alt
Star's lost a close one, by a score
oft -1. . ,
Doug Huff, coach for Caxiadiary•
Tire arranged ,this game •and
made it possible for.them to play.
M'
ho
play-offs. Legion Aux. Flyers
came through with a 4-.1 victory
as David Eastwood got the hat
trick, and John Alexander got.the
fourth goal. Dave MacDonald
seored°.. the lone goal. for the
Bedford Hotel.
r
with Ja
ckey
k Cummings
games, defeating penfiant-winding All Star were °eliminated from
Kentucky Fried Chicken, 4-2, the OMk1A playoffs last week.
and beating Legion 4---1. losing.a best of. three•series to the
, Danny. Maillet had.'a hat trick, Exeter Broncos'two games to one
while Druce Melick got the other with one game tied
goal for Gardiner's in. their win The key to the Exeter, victory
over' K.F.C.. . Randy Stoddart: was' theinability, of the
Second game Saturday morning assisted by Jeff Denomy,'and Paul Legionnaires to win ..on the
was a, real thriller as the Legion..? Yeoman,were the goal -getters for smaller ice surface in:Exeter'.
Many thanks go to�Poug, and the. Aux. Sailors blew a'.2-0,1ead and . Kentucky Fried Chicken. The 13ironcos, last year's all
ekeyparents who lielp and give were down 3--2 with. less than a Bruoe Melick and Ted Doherty Ontario. champions had an
. niee,r_n- o�rc er hat tr e,.� A m nu�t�e eft in the ame,<when Paul };e h ' scored .: 1 e'
exhibition games can . be played. Legere scored 'hies,t- h ra" goa d riar liner s teat Legion.. ° Terry good advantage there to slow down
The •pla iers really appreciate .the*carne to salvage a tie for the Sowerby , got the lone Leg.ton the fast -skating Goderich team
having the opportunity. to 'play ' S a i 1 o r s .a g°a i n s t Goderich counter. Exeter won the first game ofthe
hockey out of. town. Goderich's Elctric. Glenmark Homes ended the series 8-1 fn Exeter, t)ut it,was a
only goal was scored by Steven Steve Sager tied the game at 2- .,schedule on the right foot, beating different story when the teams
Boyce.
MITE "A" ALL-STARS
In an exhibition gtme played
Saturday evening in GOderich, the
visiting.Mite team froth Toronto.
went down to•a 7-1 defeat.
First period was scoreless.
Then' early in the second period
Goderich opened the scoring on a
goal by Jim Fritzley. TorontO tied
the score, with their only goal of
the game, scored by Jean
Before the .second period
ended, Willie Iknemrne, Paul
Leger, Jim Fritzley, John Huff -
and Steve Sager all got goals.
Final goal, was scored by Mark
MITE HOUSE LEAGUE
Canadian Tire is now on top of
,thelound-robin series with four
.points as they won their second
straight game Friday, February
25, against MacDonald Marine by
Larry Kelly continue's tO be the •
top goal:scorer as he picked up '
.another hat trick for. Canadian
Tire. Dwaine • Elliott Opened the
scoring for Canadian Tire and
alsopicked np''an assist. 'Darrell
Graham and*John Huff also got an
assist in the game.
Spoiling Lou" DeWinters shut'
out was MacDonald ,Marine's
playerJim Fritzley who was set-
up on a We passing. play from
Robert Jeffery and Stephen Dobie.
First game Saturday morning
•allashe'ptitGoderith Electric on .Mills _Motors 3-4: Doug., - played in Goderich. The local lads
' last Tuesday to even the Series.
' Mike Hodges and Bill . Peters •
scored the Goderich goats, while
David Bogart got the only Exeter
goal in the third period. .
'Qoderich having won the. flick of
the coin, the ttiird game was also
played here, on ..Saturday night.
....TharfUrned out 1.6be one of the
`most exciting games seen here in
some time,as the teams battled to,
Goderichled.3-2 at the end of ,
the firSrperiod on goats by Larry
McGee, 412i114Peters and Larry
* Daer. McGee picked up an assist'
-, on ' Peter's • goal, while Mike
Hedges aSsisted on McGee's, and
Davis Bogart and David BelT.
assisted by Bogart, got the first
period goals for the visitors. •
Each team scored once in Ilie
second period. Brian Mercer
- pulled Exeter into a 3-3 tie. but
. picture goal on a pass from' Larry,
and egion plays. Mills Motors at * Exeter sent the ;game into
.6:80. • , ' . - overtime by sCoring the 'only goal
,,On Saturday morning at 8:00, in an exciting third. pePiod, It was, •
. the tWo losers of the Frida
gaiireST will :meet in. consolation
round play. At. 9:00 op' Saturday da
Y Brian Mercer, "With his second
goal of, the night that did the
morningith winner of the Friday In the dvertime. Mercer seored
Gardines Dairy—Glenmark again to put Exeter into the lead
Homes game ill meet pennan't ' for the first time in the game and
winning Kentucky Fried chicken
final-gameS•for the championship
trophy and th runner-up trophy , his
'' Legion Coach Don Elliott pulled
goalie for a sixth attacker in e'
will be held next,weekend.
'SQUIRT ALL STARS rk the last minute of Olay and the
move paid off. From a laceoff'in
the score sheet with two quick • Cruickshank scored twice for
goals, both unassisted. Allan Glenmark and picked up an'assist.
Bakker got the go ahead goal as Doug Trevers got the other goal.
Stephen Boyce set him uP and it Rick Leddy got an assist. 'Paul
looked likea victory for Goderich Young scored tor 11411 Motors.
Electric up until the last minute Mills Motors tame batk to win
when Paul Legere tied the sceye final game; beating Legion
3-2. Larry .Daer led _the
Motormen with two goals, with
Wayne Jackson getting the other
goal for Mills. Steve Arbour and
.LarryMcGeereplied for Legion.
Final standings, aS released by
, convener Don Elliott, show.
Richard Madge's Kentucky Fried
Chicken tearo finishing in ".first
prace with 36 points on 17 wins,
three losses and two ties. Jim
Peter's Gardiner's Dairy team
finished second with 29 points,
Homes' tea.m points behind in
third place with 23 pqints. Legion,
coached by Warren Moland, and
Mills Motors, coached by George
Osmond, finished in a fourth -
place tie with 10 points each.
The playoffs begin this Friday,
March 3, when Gardiner's Dairy
logive each team one point. Both
theseteams are tied for second
with tht.ee points each.
In the first game Monday,
February 28, Goderich Elec.tric
and Legion Auxilary Flyers
'plqed to a 2 -all tie. Goderich
Electric went ahead 2-1 on.
StevenSager's second goal of the
game. John Alexander tied -the
game as he also had a two -goal
performance. All goals were
ithassisted and both goalies made
some good stops the game.
Secoed game also endedin a• tie
as Mark Rowe tied the score for
the Legion Auxilary Sailors, and
salyagedone point .as MacDonald
Marine just coilldn't hold bn to the
2-1 lead. Scoring for MacDonald
Marine was Steve Dobie and.
Larry Boyce who picked up an
assist. Paul' Legere got the first ,
Sailors. Final SCOre
Third game. Canadian TiPe
white -washed t3edford Hotel 97-0
and now have won 3 games to, take
the lead in , the Round -Robin
goals, John Huff had 2 goals while
other goal scorerS were 'David
MacDonald and Greg Fox.
•
SQUIRT HOUSE 'LEAGUE
The Squirt House League
regular schedule came to an end
and Bedford Hqtel who were both ' with four' gameS played fast week.
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Wrestling
T1,vo wrestlers from the GDCI
wrestlieg team did well at the all -
Ontario 0:F.S.S.A. meet held at
-the UniVerSity. of Glielph.:IaSt
Friday and Saturday.
Al Drennan and Jim Reaburn
were the only two wrestlers
competing in the 0.F.S.S,A. meet •
from the Huron -Perth
• -Conference:
Competing. in the 178' pound
class, Drennan won his first
match on Friday. He- lost .his
second fight on Saturdgy, to the
'eVentual winner of the 178 pound
.class, but came back to win his.
match to the wrestler who
finished third in the. all -Ontario
results.
Al won twenty and lost only two
bouts this season and was the
Jim Reabern, who fought in the
W.O.S.S.A. runner-up, also won
his first fight Friday night. He
lost his second bout on Saturday
and was unable to compete further
because of a shbulder injury.
sustained in that match. Reabtirn
finishel the *season with 21
victories and only two losSes.
, Both Drennan and Reaburn 'will
he graduating this year, bringing
'to an end careers as -two of the
.mest successful wrestler's ie the
school's history.
MIXED LEAGUES
GODERICH PSYCHIATRIC
'• HOSPITAL
•
Andy Williams, .427: Gar:‘;
Chambers, 508; Keith Machan,
487; Marlene Harrison. 540;
Linda Burnett, 304; Lyle BroWn.
495.
Hot Shots—s3,
jim Harrison, 634; Mel
Timms, 496; Thelma McDougall,.,
'582; Linda Chisholm, 452; Marie.
Gand Busters -1 .•
Lyall Mabon, 644; Judy Timms,,
.522; 'aeorge Qregg, 513; Lynda
.Chambers. 493; Pat O'Connor,
324; Dave Dodds, 547.
Stan's Stompers -2 •
Stan Falconer, 620; Wayne
Moody, 603; Audrey Machan, 514;
Ann Damery, 416; Jeanne Senior,
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