The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-04, Page 6'PAGE 6—GOfERIGH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY,,, JAN 'A'RY 4, 1973
__ --Legion Novice All -Stars
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Win Kincardine tourney
The Legion Novice All -Stars
won the *Kincardine Winter
Games Novice hockey tour-
nament' championship Satur-
day by defeating Kincardine, 1-
0,
Novice All -Stars are- : Danny
Maillet (captain), Larry Madge
and Mike Hodges (assistant
Captains), 'Steve Gallow,
Harold, Sartori, J,pm Costello,
Robert McDonald: Ken `Reid, at 4:30; and will be playing at
The genie was a well -played John Huff, Larry' Gaynor, home as part of the regular
one by both' teams, and tour- Stuart Crew, Larry Kelly, Jim Saturday, minor hockey night
----me me t-offieiafs-de r-ibed it ar:---. tor:- -1 `,� true games --at 410 --in an- exhibition
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the Most exciting game they Elliott -and John Alexander. 'game against the strong Forest
could recall in the annual tour- Coaches are Don Elliott and All -Stars.
n{lment.
The only goal of the game
came at 14:30 of the second
period on a backhand shot by
Larry Madge. Robert
-McDonald' assisted on the
game -winning goal. ...-
Kincardine .had a distinct'
ed a in territorial- play over the
first two periods,. but the
brilliant goal tending of Steve •
Gallpwkept Goderich in Chita- I would like to
,take the opportunity to thank my readers and
gime. wish everyone a very happy new year -` if it hold's any of the ex-
With- their one goal lead to L'itement sportswise that -we witnessed this vear..it should be really
take into the third period, the .something. ;
Goderich -team played inspired I was in Toronto recently and had a -chance to chat with former
hockey, to win the champion- (:oderichian Paul Henderson. He sends his best to''all his friends
. ship trophy. - N up here: He also told me that he was in -the process of publishing a
The defensive play of Mike book, so look for it to hit the boostores in the Clot -too -distant
•Hodge, ▪ and Danny Maillet was future.- *`( hope it's better than Sindert's)
instrumental in the 'Goderich .. The CHHL (Central Huron Hockey. Leaguel• is -now into full
victory...swim,,. The league seem . to be divided into two-divis ons good and
- A good crowd of Goderich - had. Forming the good division are the Juveniles,„ the Building
supporters ,were on hand to 'Centre,- and--•,DRMCO.. Fighting' for the last play ff spot are
Cheer 'the Legion team on. Holmesville.-Bayfield and Sifto Salt. Doug Spitzig t sked me to
Goderich played their -way me-ntinn nry-name-in My -column -this -week so-here-it-is-:,$oug-Spit--`
into the final by defeating !1g• The games .have been "spirited” to say the least ind if you
Hanover, 4.1, and: Walkerton, want a good night of entertainment,. drop over''so e Sunday
6-5, • in earlier games. Kincer-' evening and watch the boys slug Omit:
dine had beaten Southampton, Since this reporter has.picked up a few goals the trade!,price has
.13-1, and Port Elgin, 7-3, in risen . to -one CCM mouthguard and one set of 36 inch, Cooper
their -first round' games.' Weeks suspenders. Any -interested teams please cont et Don
,,,,., Durham, rean,t consolation - Fisher;' Coach, Bayfield Merchants.
'round, defeatingWingham4J,
in the final game:
The Legion team also took
part in the North American ' Clem Wolterbeek and ,his Z.mboni machine, Defence Wayne Cook
Silver Stick Novice Tour- . and his skate sharpener, Center; Russ Pinder and his whistle, Left
narnent in Forest, and, made a Wing, Mayor Harry Worsell, Right Wing; Bill Beacom and his
- good showing, • _- , . . baseball „glove.
They defeated Ingersoll in ' Now.. I know .there- will he disagreement with the above selec-
first round play on the basis of -•--:tions• but I',ve tried to balance all the factors when selecting this
outs.hooting"Ingersoll 8-0 in a Mean.-Drearn Team".- If any of.vou are terribly ,upset, drop me a
ten ..minute overtime period af- line and. I'll ,give your choices some consideration.
- See you next :week. - •
Dick Madge, and manager is
Howard Carroll.
The .' Legionnaires will be
playing in Mitchell
W.O.A.A. genie tliis`=Stturday
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SPORTS AC.TION SINE
I have been asked by several players in the CHHL to -elect a
1972 "Mean - Team" so I hope I'm not being .at all -prejudiced
when I. select the following. Goal: one -one available, Defence;
-ter the teams were deadlocked
in a 1-1' tie at the end of
regulation time: Mike Hodges.
scored the Goderich goal.'
-In: second 'round' play,
Goderich- was eliminated,
losing 3-0 to a strong Waterloo
team. Waterloo had previously
-defeated Strathroy, 7-2, and
then went on- to beat Chatham,
. 6-0, , to _qualify for the final„
championship game in the'"A" '
series..
Members of the Legion
LIFE IS AN MOWING
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ame with Kincardine
cancelled by weather
The Goderich Sailors .only.
game fast week with Kincar-
dine fast Friday evening was
cancelled when only two Kin -
carding players made it to
Goderich. Ba -d- weather preven-
ted , the retna.;ning.,,Kincardine
players from Makingthe trip,
'l'he Sailors are tied .for first
place in the standings with the
Seaforth Revers with 14 ' dine both at 3 with'
points apiece:Code rr eh,-.-Walkerloh-2 away and 1 at
however has . played .-one.-•..less,) home; 1 'away game with Tort
:game. Goderich is .7-3 and' Elgin and 1 home game. with.
Seaforth '7=4.' Port Elgin Meaford.
Sunocos are, third with 12 " Here are the dates of
p.m. ,encounter. The Beavers
and Sailors tangle in Seaforth
on Tuesday, January 9. . The,
Sailors are almost halfrwdy
through. their 22 -game schedule
having played- 10—games. 'l-eeking.
Goderich has 5 games Building
remaining with .Seaforth, 2 at. first place
home .and 3 away, including .
this week's; two with -Linear',-
home,
COUNTRYCL.UB
With holiday festivities
almost over, it's time to get
back in the hack so polish those
curling boots and shake 'the
dust from your broom.,4 The
second draw which got under-
way this. week appears as ,
promising as the first with
rco • rd....turnout.-...
--The men are reminded.that if
they caupot be there for their
game, itis up to them to get a
spare. The ladies' Tuesday af-
ternoon draw has ten rinks —
therefore two rinks will curl on
'Monday afternoons.
The Boxing Day Jitney,
organized by the John
Schaefer's . and the Stan'
Paquette's was. a great success.
Winning rink was skipped by
Tom Moore; second runner
Alvin McGee, third winner
Stan Paquette, fourth winner
Jim Peters. -
That delicious pot' luck din-
ner proved that there must be
many excellent cooks in
Goderich and, of course,_ John
and Stan 'showed impeceab e"
taste in their selection of prizes.
*All in all,' a thoroughly en-
joyable day.
The ladies' jitney on Decem-
ber 28 was won by Barb
Hawkins; Maxine Martin; Ber-
CHHL
A.
nice Moore; consolation, Phyl
Durst: •
The playoffs for the provin-
cial competition have "been
completed and the Club will be,
represented by -Doris Paquette,
skip;- Mae Schaefer, Connie
McIntyre ''and Faye Ribey.
-AHyena--interested--in- view.ing..
keen competition female
curling, is invited to drop in at
the Club, anytime -Monday,
Tuesday or Wednesday..of next.....
week.
The New Year's dance was
well attended and anyone with
whom I have spoken at least
remembers having a terrific
time and that Phyl Durs 's.hors
d'oeuvres were /simply
delicious:
Plans are in the offing for the
St' Patrick's Day Mixed Bon -
spiel. Each rink will be made
up of a local couple and an out-
of-town couple so invite a
curling couple for the weekend
and joih the fun!
A reception wt, be held' on
Friday evening (March 16)
'followed by one game. Play will
resume on Saturday morning
• culminating with dinner and
dance on Saturday, evening _..
(March 17). Vor further details,
contact Tom Jasper or Alvin
McGee.
DRMCO, Bayfield
tie in thriller
The only gaine ,in .-the
C.H.H.L. last week, played last
Wednesday in Goderich, ended
in a :3-3 deadlock between DR
eight wins and a loss. The
Juveniles are second with fif-
teen ,points on 7. wins, 1 loss
and 1 tie. DRMCO is:2 points
MCO: and . Bayfield:, .behind the Juveniles with ,a- 6-
Bavfield built up a 2-0 lead � 4-1 record. Holmesville is
t)n goals by.'Morley Leaking at fourth with seven points on
2:06 and Phil' Turner at 8-56 wins, 5 losses 'and 1 • tie,-
before
ierbefore John Hodge cut their' —Byfield has a 2-7-2;record for_
lead to one^at 11:32,4 the first 6 .points. ° Sifto Salt is in 'the
- from '.Jake Allin. - basement with a 0-8-1. record
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for 1 point.
lnis Johnston tied the game """ •
at 5:33 of the second from Ed . The games this., week,
Jones. Nine.teen-seconds later, MCO- plays Buirding Centre
at 5:52, .Ed Jones put DRMCO and • Bayfield . opposes the
in front from .John Hodge. Don Juveniles,~on Sunday; 'January
Crawford- tied the game for 7 in Goderich. In Clinton on
Bayfield at 2:35 of -the third Tuesday evening; Holmesville
from Don .Freeman and Morley plays-theuveniles, On Wed-
nesday, -, -.January .10 in
Goderich, Sifto Salt plays DR -
MCO.
points on 6 wins and 4 losses.
Meaford and Kincardine both
"have'6 points. Kincardine is 3-6.
sand Meaford ,3-7: Walkerton is -
in the.. basement with a '1-3
record for 2 points.
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The top two teams A melt 1{incardine at Gderich.
twice this welZ:lin•'a halrr'e and '.•,. -¢- .
home series. Seaforth is. in'
Goderich tomorrow -evening,
Friday January 5, for, an 8:30"
' Goderich's remaining' home
games: Fri. Jan 5-Seaforth; Fri.
Jan. 12 -Kincardine; Sun. Jan.
_14 " -Meaford; Fri. Jan. 19 -
Walkerton; Fri, Jan. 26
„Seaforth; to be rescheduled
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