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At the Sailors' home game on Friday night, Bill Clements (far right) of Goderich presented
the club with his first donation of two dozen hockey .sticks. He plans to give two dozen
sticks per month for the rest of the season. Pictured receiving the sticks are from left to
right, John Doherty, captain Bin Fritzley, and: coach. Doug Cruickshank. (staff photo)
Ari:tak's cost ioiltrlci
The Seaforth. Beavers out-
scored the Goderich Sailors 3-1
in the final period to gain a 6.6
tie with the sailors last Friday
GQDERICL SIG1"4AL=STAR: UR$1MY. JA1VAliky
Beavers ani' Sailors
Jewell and deked him. Art
McDougall tied the game for
Goderich at 17:02 from Wayne
Doak. Doak set up Wane Fisher
r •
minor penalties. Dirk Wolter-
beek of Goderich was given a
10 -minute misconduct at 17:04
of the second for arguing with
-*next week. ' They are at home
tomorrow e4ening , Frida jr
January 12 against "Kincardine
at $;30 p.m.: at home to
evening, January 5. Goderich for Goderich'i second goal at the referee when the referee
made mistakes in -the second 18:32. Twenty four seconds disallowed a Goderich goal --
and third periods which cost later at -18:56 from Jim Farrish. saying the puck had not crossed
them a win. Fisher scored into the top left the line. • -
With a 5-1 lead midway cornet; m:iller. scored
'.."` ". �"".� " his Jim Hayter tne pbst
*ow,
through the second; period "
saeon perm m r ha-rlid d -'�'. the from Art with a ":drive'in the third
Goderich looked to' hake the
Mclg7ugail. anc:TQm ,QrawfQrsi, d a bou out i Al
perio nd _ need oto
game well ''in "contrdl taut Carter`s g, 'oa der ell yvas
ih..�ve��p--&~ _ �:�Itrn"..Ha-your .;scored- Qn .J�=_natrlaacclu�ckin��iA�.th�e�gat�e _.
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-for finit
unasaiat a ort-- a r-`
tled to tie the game. Al Carter Art McDougall was taken hard
came up with several - good Goderich's fifth foal Bob Beut-'
tenmiller scored hissecond into. ,the boards late in the
saves tri the final period to keep goalof the game at 13:05 from second period and did not play
•Seaforth in the game.
Rob Lawrie and Paul Rau. in the
Bob Beuttenmiller�
. open d . The
st
Jack McLlwain cut
the scoring at 8:41 of tir, f Goderich's lead to two at 13:32
period from Rob Lawrie and
Paul Rau. Lawrie fed Beutten-
miller a pass and' he skated- in
alone on Goderich goalie Chuck
L(T'S T&LKMINOR NOCEt
(continued from page .6)- "Costello.- Mike Hodges scored
of competition should help the the other two,'both unassisted. •
Legion Mite All:Stars. Keep up Harold Sartori chalked up the
the .good work, Doug and Den- shutout in the Goderich goal., }
Ms. The Legionnairesrso far this'"
Mite "B" team played in season have compiled an im-
Bayfield-Sunday, December 29,
pressive record of twelve wins
1972 against the Bayfield and a tie in fifteen games.
Novice team: Goderich won 6-4. _ The next home -game for Don
Darrell Graham, who was ad- Elliott's team is this Saturday
ded to bolster the team, along at 7:15 p.m." when Seaforth
with Jeff Denomme, scored plays here. Seaforth inflicted
three . goals. David Gallow, the only loss in league play on
Scott Ross a and Daryle Madge Goderich, 6-3• in an early
had the other goals. •..; season encounter, but Goderich
Kentucky Fried Chicken are came back to record a 6-1 win.
sporting new cres ..
Sanders on their sweaters, On Sunday the Legionnaires IIanly.-
thanks to Vic Pope, and M. J. will be playing an exhibition
Peters who did the sewing. game' in Brussels. against Kin -
is of Colonel in - their last meeting.
Rik '� Rawson 'scored
unassisted at the 13:40 mark of
the first -period and then Drek
Divok proceeded to rob player
after player until he retired.
Goderich did -not scone ,again.
until
again -
until 13:40 of the final period
when -they finally broke the 1-1 -
tie that had existed since the
seven minute mark of the third.
Paul Helesic took his time and
cleanly beat Dave Williscraft
on . a play he' set- up himself by
some aggressive forechecking.
Gary Peters put himself on the
point sheet again when - he
drove home a pass from Hugh
•:`LEGION ,cardine as• -part of a Legion
NOVICE ALL-STARS sponsored Pee -Wee tour
- nantent: Goderich played Kin -
The Legion Novice All -Stars cardiae in the finals of the Kin -
won two games Jas Saturday. cardine Winter Games Tour- w
" 'I'n a regularlyscheduled nament, defeating them 1-0 to
WOAA game played in Mit- win the championship, so the
chell, the Legionnaires carne rematch of . these two teams
away with a close 3-2 victory should be an interesting one.
over,.,a much in owed Mitchell
team:" In their only other. PEE --WEE ALL-STAR§.
meeting this year, Goderich -
had blasted Mitchell 8..0: ,'.a,+•= .i-, : Last,,week waa.4another.:one :,
Dan`Maillet scoredtwo goaf ° game, weeic_r-for'-iheirPee': Woes.
against his old team-mates to Saturday night they enter-
, lead. the
nter•,.lead..the Goderich -scoring.. tained Clinton_ here and . came ,
Larry Madge scored the win- away ;with -their ninth win citning goal while , Goderich was ' ,the season as against one loss.
-playing "a man short mid -way This was the_ fourth and last
through the third-, pgriod,, game of .the regular schedule
Maillet assisted on the goal with Clinton and the locals ran
Mitchell goals were scored by their total' to 29 goals for to'3
B.. Jackson and J. Heinbuck, against 'for the 'Clinton series.
with M. Pederson assisting on After an easy 12-0 score a
both.. - week"ago Goderich was pressed
The G oderic h team then hard'` for a 3-1 win this week.
returned home to take the ice The same goalie that gave them
against the highly ,v•-• rated an easy night l�ast'.week played
Forest Firemen and shut them outstanding -hockey.. this-, week
out, 4-0. • as he:allowed-'only one -goal to -
Robert McDonald scored two the late stages of the, second
of the Goderich goals, the first . period when he retired after
assisted-rby Larry Madge, and taking a hard shot on the arm
the second -by Ma j e and Jim off - the stick of.,Mike Lapaine.
•
Back ori top .,.
-(continued :from page 6)
front 2-1 at 6:52 of the second
on a goal by Bill- Duckworth.
Ray Allin scored twice for DR -
MCO with singles • going to Ed
Jones, Jim Kelly,- Ken Lep, "
Steve Doak; Jghn,:\Hodge 'and
Bob Papple. '
Rick Sower -by., opened the
scoring. at 5:59 of the . first
period for Building Centre with
an unassisted effort. Bob Pan-
ple tied the-:game.at 7;06 •from
Del Bedard. Bill Duckworth
sent Building Centre back fr:ont..
at 6:52 of _,the -' second _ from
goalie' Doug Spiizi: Ray Allin
tied the game at 7:42 from Del
Bedard and''Bob ,Papple.‘
Jim Kelly put DRMCO out in
front for° the first time in the
game at 1.3:06. from John
-Hodge. The Hodge-LeerJones
combination accounted ;for two
goals 19 seconds apart fot.] DR -
MCO in the ;thiel. period.
Hodge scored at 4126 front-,
Jones and Lee and it was Jones
--from Hodge and. Lee at'4:45.,A
five minute major cost Building;
• Centre two goals. „•
' Ray Lawson oi` Building was
given- a ' f_ive,"'tninute major', at
6
8; and Building Centre two
• • Ray Lawson of Building Cen-
tre was given a five =minute
major at 8:56 and Building
Centre was playing
short when Steve Doak scored
at 9:34 fro'nr Ed Jones and Ray
Aloin at 13:06' from Dave Graf.,
Ken Lee scored bRMCO'e
eighth goal at 17:19 from
. Harald !Addy, Each team was
given two minors in :the grime.
Building Centrewwas also gtyen
,a major.
In the`second game last Sun -
.e V P
day, Al Shelton scored three
goals to lead the KFC
Juveniles to a 6-1 romp over;
field...
Ia acAdam `scored the.
only goal of the first 'period
from 'Bruce Bowman at 12;41.
Al Shelton put the Juveniles, .-
out in front by three with -two
goals'' fourteen seconds apart at.
the 59 second mark and 1:13.
Bruce Bowman assisted on the"
first goal and Paul Kelly on
second.
Don Johnston_ broke/in alone
on Dori Bedour _and _deked. him
toB-
o r.�aJ ell's o t goal at -,2:27 of the second. The
Juveniles held a 4-1 lead after,
two periods on Brian Thomp-,
" son's goal at 13:1-3 unassisted.
Dan Duncan and Brian Thom -
„
peon assisted - on Tim
McAstocker's . goal at 8:57.
Shelton scored his third goal of,
the game at 15:45 from Bruce
Bowman.
Ten minor penalties were
called by Reuss Pruder. and Ken
Crawford,' five for each team..
It should be a good game this
Sunday evening, at `.7:00 p.m.
between Building Centre. and
the. Juveniles. In the. second
game,' Sifto Salt plays Bayfield::'
. In .Clinton on Tuesday,
January -.,.16 - Hoh nesville plays
Building Centre, Sifto Salt and
'the ,uveniles _'play on • Wed=
nesday evening in .Goderich. -
BY JACK CUMMINGS
Goderich will try for number
10',wthis Saturday-; when they
play Seaforth here. -
from Jim Dick and Randy
Heinbuck. Bill McLaughlin put
Seaforth with in one at the four
minute mark or the third
period from Jack McIlwain.
Rob -Miller tipped in Dirk
Wolterbeek's slapshot from the
blue line for Goderich's sixth
goal. Tom Crawford was given,
an assist on the goal. •
Terry Craig backhanded the
puck over a sprawled Chuck
Jewell to make the score 6-5:
Jack Mcllwain tied the game at
6-6 with second goal of the
game ` at 10:38 from Bill
McLaughlin and -Jim Dick.
Each team Was given three
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