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MITE: HOUSE LEAGUE
MQNPAY, DECEMBER
I Ltb, Canadian Tire 5,
MacDonald Marine Q. Darrell
Graham.- continues to score in
bunches as he picked up three
goals to lead Canadian Tire to
a win. Scoring the other goals
were Tim ,Smith and Jim.
O'Neil,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER.
14, Legion Sailors 2, Bedford
Hotel L All. the scoring was
done in the first period as Scott
Profit opened „the scoring for
the Bedford Hotel, Paul Mur-
pliy,,picked up an assist. Legion
Sailors tied the game. on an
unassisted ' goal by Jim
Mathers, and getting the win-
ning goal was Joey Morrisey.
LEGION NOVICE
ALL-STARS
The 'Legion Novice All -Stars
played two games at home last
weekend.
Friday night, • they blasted
Bayfield, a new team in the
WOAA league this year, 24-0.
Danny Maillet and Jim Frit -
zley had four goals each, while
Larry Madge and Larry Boyce
had three goals apiece. Larry
Gaynor, Larry °Kelly and. Jim
Costello had two goals each,
while' singles went .,to Robert
• McDonald, Mike ' Hodges,
Duane Elliott and John Huff.
On Saturday, ,the Novice All
Stars were to. play South-West
London, but the London, team
could not get here because of
the snow storm. Instead, the
'Legionnaires took on coach
Russ Pruder's Pee Wee "B"
team. The game provided some
1•eally good hockey, from both
teams, and ended in a 2-2 tie.
Dan Maillet and Jim
Costello were the Legion goal -
,,getters. Larry Madge and Mike
Hodges assisted on Co4tello's
-goal. Larry McGee and Doug
Cruickshank scored the B's
goals, with assists going to
Mills and Duncan.
""Saturday at 7:30 p.m. the
Novice All -Stars played host to
Seaforth in a WOAA game.
These two teams appear to be
the pick of the league, with
Seaforth being undefeated so
far, and Goderich's only loss
TO THE ELECTORS OF.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
THANKS
FOR YOUR SUPPORT
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being a.6-3 verdict in Seaforth
two weeks ago, Coaches Don
Elliott and Dick "Madge felt
they could turn that around
here Saturday. It should be a
good one.°i°
Next week the Novice.' All -
Stars will be playing in two
• tournaments. On Boxing bay,
they play in the Kincardine
Winter Games Tournament,
meeting Hanover at 2:15 in
their first game.
On December 28' they open
play in the International Silver
Stick Tournament in Forest,
going -against Ingersoll at 1,1;30
a. in.
NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE,
MONDAY, DECEMBER
Ilth, the Legion Flyers
defeated Glenmark Homes, 5-1,
in an exhibition game:Regular
Schedule commences on
Tuesday, January 2nd, 1913.
Phil Brown led his team with
three. goals. David Kennedy
and Del Mitchelmore scored
the ' other goals. Rick . Ryan
spoiled the shut -out as he
scored the only goal for Glen -
mark Homes. n
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
12th, Legion Flyers 3, Kentucky
Fried Chicken 0. Glen McLean
opened the scoring for . the
Flyers as David Kennedy drew
an assist: Ted Dougherty then
picked•up the next two goals for
the Legion Flyers and Brian
Fellows assisted on one of the
goals. Robert Huff picked'up a
shut -out in the game.
FRIDAY,, DECEMBER
15th, the Legion Sailors and
from
The
may -the gaiety
and warmth of the
- season brighten
the hearts and light
the lives of our good
customers and •
friends. Thanks
for your continued
loyalty and patronage.
Management & Staff Of - -
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scoreless game that is-="tliat
is, if they didn't count the goal
that David Hill scored onthe
Sailors' net -minder. Since it
was only an exhibition game
you wouldn't know .it, the way
they+vere playing), let's "give
Goderich Electric the win, if it
is O.K. with Coach Bill Fry.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER
16th. No game report for the
first game leen Glenmark
-Homes and Goderich Electric.
In the second" game, the
Legion Sailors won over Ken-
tucky Fried Chicken 1-0, as
Willi Denomme scored the only
goal of the game, and Robert
Cummings got his first shut -out
of the season.
PEE WEE HOUSE
LEAGUE
MONDAY, DECEMBER
11t1r, Club Grill. 7, Goderich
Motors 0. Club Grill continues,.
to dominate this League as
Coach Bill Hanly h°as his team
playing very good positional
hockey. Ian Chisholm and
Larry Daer led the attack with
two goals each. Bruce Melick
picked up a goal and two
assists while Brian Reed got a
goal and one assist. .Other
point-getteis were Tom
Dougherty with a goal; Randy
Stoddard, Tom Schram and
.Dwayne Ross each had an
assist.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
12th, Goderich Restaurant 3,
Sifto Salt 1. Steven Doney
opened the scoring for Goderich
Restaurant in the first period,
unassisted, then ' Terry
Shoemaker made it 2-0. Sifto
Salt fought back as W. Jackson
got their goal, with Terry Kisch
assisting. Rick Leddy got the
last goal' to give G.oderich
Restaurant the win.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER
14, Goderich Restaurant, 4, w
Goderich Motors 0. Kevin
Bundy picked up a shut -out .as
Goderich Restaurant are giving .
the Club Grill a run for their 1
money for first " place in.. the
standings. Dale Duncan scored
two unassisted goals and Brian
Huisser and Jeff King each
picked up a goal to lead. the
Goderich. Restaurant: Neil
Sager and Jim Wilkin played a
strong game as they each
picked up an assist for the win-
ners.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER
16th, Club Grill 6, Sifto Salt 1.
The Club Grill continue to be
the top team ' as they had g
pressure on ro the Sifto Salt w
goalie throughout the _ whole
game, and came through with 'a
6-1 victory. Ron Kirkconnell
spoiled Scott Williams' shut- • M
out as he scored in the third
period for Sifto Salt. It was a
team effort for the Club Grill as
Ron Stoddard, Don Caughlin,
Tony Bedard, Larry Daer,
Brian Reed and Tom
Dougherty. each scored a goal.
Team roster and stanfing to
date would be appreciated from
the convener.
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'ROTARY BANTAM
- ALL-STARS '
A real team effort can do •a
lot, and it did, as the Rotary
Bantams came out of their
slump' to defeat Zurich 9-3. In
the first period the Rotary Ban-
tams took a 3-1 lead on• goals
by Mike Cummings, Tim
McLean and Paul McKay. Bill
Walter got Goderich's only goal
in the second period. The line
of Paul MacKay, Tim McLean
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For .your patronage. We
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