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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-21, Page 4a PAGE; 4—GO.IERICII SIGNAL -STAR, -'1 UURSpA• Y; NOVEMBER 211 1974 'G.M.H.A. have come up with something new_ .- .this. year, during -the regular Minor Hockey House League Schedule. They have now set aside every third or fourth game for• a practice. This is what Elmira. Minor • Hockey has been doing for years and. it hoped that the Minor .League Coaches can help the players improve on their weaknesses, skating, shooting; passing etc. Rae J. Watson Real Estate, of London, and Goderich, have donated a set of new sweaters to the Midget "Bs" team. Bill Duckworth has been appointed as the coach. This Midget "B" team will beentered into the -league whreli,consists of Clin- ' ton, Seaforth, Mitchell, Grand Bend, and Zurich. The signal Star has added something new to the paper. Each week, a minor hockey-. player, who plays in the house league, wi-11 be picked for the Star of the Week: Therefore, in order to help us pick this star, we would appreciate any coach or assistant giving us their selection. GRAHAMM ELECTRIC NOVICE ALL-STARS Daryl Madge and John Thom pson each scored five goals and assisted on another to leachtheir team to a 13-1 win over Grand Bend. • The visitors startledthe locals by opening the game with .a Iasigoal .by 'Richard Brown. But Mike Eastwood got Goderich back in the game with a goal only. minutes later. Then Thompson and Mage. started their scoring spree. Before ., the game was over, Grant Garrow- and Tod Graham had also scored, both on good efforts. ` Eastwood, Trevor. Martin THIS IS YOUR TOWN VOTE AS YOU LIKE BUT GET OUT AND VOTE NEED A RIDE? FOR . TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS CALL 524-9090 524-9097 BILL CLIFFORD FOR DEPUTY REEVE 1 1 and Tim,Riehl had assig'ts. Defencemn Paul Jeffrey, Steve' Sinclair, and Tim Riehl played an outstanding game as they allowed very few attackers past them as well as keeping the puck inside the blueline. Goalies Paul. Brenner and Terry Bean did not have too , much work but what they did have, they handled well. On Sunday, they travelled to St. Marys and Lost a squeaker 3-1. The game was close from start to finish with good up and down action. St. Marys made the most of their breaks where the hometowners failed On theirs and• this was the dif- ference in the game. Goderich opened the scoring with Daryl Madge who checked endlessly putting .us one up, with Randy Gaynor assisting. St. Marys°then scored a goal in each of the periods with the • last one coming in *the last two' minutes. Todd Graham, John Thompson, Randy Gaynor and Daryl Madge were fooled on good scoring chances. Paul Brenner and Terry Bean were very strong in goal. The defence was caught a couple of times at the op- position's blueline but played well in, other aspects. Next game is this coming Saturday at 5 p.m,' when Graham Electric Novice All Stars take on Seaforth in a regular league game. -NOVICE HOUSE -LEAGUE In Thursday, November 14's action, Gardiners Dairy nipped MacDonald Marine 1-0. Robin Moore scored the only goal of the game with only one minute of play' gone by. Brent Williamson and Scott 'Middel assisted. Kevin Feagan notched his first shut -out of the season. • . Botta teams issed a couple of scozing chances which made the game interesting. On Friday, November 15, Graham Electric and Mr. Stereo battled to a 0-0 draw. John Dobie and Scott Bowra were the goalies getting the shut -outs. Both teams hit • the goal post which could have provided a victory: A last minute goal by Robin Moore gave Gardiner's Dairy a ' 2-1 win over Graham Electric and first place .ip the early standing, Scott, Middel scored the first Gardiner goal. David Smith assisted on both goals. Todd Jeffrey did a lot of checking behind the Gardiner goal,. coming up with the puck and scoring the lone Graham goal unassisted. The standings after two Town of Goderich ADVANCEPOLL Saturday, November 23, 1974. at the 'Municipal Office weekf play are:- Gardiner's Dairy, .wins, 1 loss, -no ties, for 6 points; Mr. Stere,�o, 1 win, 2 losses and 1 tie,- for 3 points; Canadian Legion, 1 win, 2 losses and 1 tie for .3 points. You . will note, Canadian Legion has replaced. Graham Electric in the House Leiague and the fourth team •which will be formed the starting of the new year, will be called Lionel's Sunocos. SUNCOAST ESTATES ATOM ALL STARS The Suncoast Suns are in the midst of a scoring slump. In two games this week they scored only once, losing 2-0 to Hanover -here Saturday, and dropping a' 3-1. decision 'to Listowel in Listowel Monday. Against Hanover, the Suns played well but two goals by Todd Davies within 18 seconds with less than five minutes left in the game gave Hanover the victory. The Suns had ':scoring chances earlier in the game, but could not make them pay off. In Listowel, the Cyclones led 2-0 on second period goals by Ke'lin Hutton and Gregg Dahl. Each team scored once in the third period. Darrell Graham put the Suns back in the game, ,assisted by Joey Morrissey but eight seconds later Steve Conners restored, the Cyclones two goal lead, making the final score 3- 1.. The Suns get, a chance for revenge here on Saturday when Listowel returns fora 6:00 p.m. game. The Sun's league record is now two wins, three losses and one tie. ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE Saturday, November 9 was the first • game between Goderich Electric and 'McIntee Real Estate. It was a high scoring affair as Goderich Elec- tric won 8-2.. Six goals were scored in the first period as Steve Profit, Tom Profit, Andrew Telford, and Mike 'Chisholm .gave Goderich .Electric a four nothing lead. - Greg Lapaine spoiled Mike Moriarty's shut out as he received Mike Worsell's pass to get McIntee Real Estates first goal. Before the period ended, Mike Worsell hade it 4-2, that was all the scoring for Mclntee. Ronald Vanstone and Greg Lapaine were also in on the play. Only goal in the second was by Mike Chisholm, his second, • of the game, tiPping . in Tom Profit's shot. • Goderich Electric scored -three unanswered 'goals in the third period as Scott MacDonald got his first of the season: =dim Profit and Andrew Telford each picked up their second goal of the night, ,ll unassisted. Second game featured good, checking and good goal tending by both teams, as Glenmark Homes won their third straight game 2-1 over Canadian Legion Auxiliary. All the scoring was in the third period, at the 7:30 mark, Tim Lassaline leading scorer in 16 THE SQUARE', hODERICH � 738 QUEEN ST. KINCAANE FINC.HER'S F , TILLEY LEATHER GOODS • Here are a few suggestions from our Targe selection Gaucho ZIP KIT 51.600 a Oak Calf PASS CASE "b CHAN9E PURSE 11 Croco MINI Oak Calf CLUTCH PASS CASE 5 1 202 $1100 Veracruz MINI CLUTCH " 1'1'1 0 0 Contessa MINI CLUTCH $1200 tr Morocco PASS CASE CHANGE PURSEk s 8'b o �._. Vagabond KEY CASE 5400 Quality, leather by Tilley makes an, ideal" gift. Our selectlon: Is complete - of- fering billfolds, pass case's, key cases and travel kits for the men - purses, key cases and tote bags for thy► ladies Tilley - the ideal gift for someone who has everything. AVAVAVAVAVA)VN'Niti'k"'"Va e'VNi:AVAV the Atom House ,League beat Paul McCartney on a break -a- way to give Glenmark Homes a 1-0 lead. Tim Roosemalen tried the score for Canadian'. Legion Auxiliary as Paul> Boalan fed him a perfect pass and he made no mistake to put it past Pat Bissett. Then with only. a, few minutes remaining in the game, Tim Lassaline ,picked up a loose puck to give Glenmark two points. Rick Young drew the assist on the play. , Tuesday's game has been cancelled and all four teams will, have a practice during their ice time. ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE In Saturday's double header, Glenmark Homes lost their first guile of the season and the Canadian Legion Auxiliary ex- tended their losing streak. First game, Goderich Electric trimmed Glenmark Homes 9-2, leading the attack was Tom Profit who had five goals. His teammates Scott MacDonald, Andy Telford and Mike Chisholm also picked up single goals. Playing a strong offensive game was Warson' Erb, John Kloss and Steven Profit, who picked up assists in the game. Greg Marshall had two assists and • a goal fqL three points for Goderich Electric. No penalties. gazer A-bbott required stit- .chas-he.was accidently cut by a skate. Good defensive by Mclntee • Real Estate won the game for them as they came through with a 3-1 win over Canadian Legion Auxilliary. Greg Lapaine opened the scoring for Mclntee on an unassisted goal and then set up the next two goals which were by Brent Fisher and Mike Madden. Brian Murray made several. good saves in the game plus stopping Brian, Shortreed on a penalty shot. - Spoiling his shut . out was Paul Boalan who scored late in the third period for Canadian Legion Auxilliary. THE G:ODERICH LIONS PEE WEES • The Lions were unable to come up with more than a tie in this, week's play. In Exhibition on Friday they tied St. Marys 2-2 and on Saturday in a scheduled game they tied Walkerton 2-2. • The St. Marys Pee Wees con!, trolled most, ofthe . play throughout the game but the Lions' forwards . and defence managed to hold them to a tie with the help of their goalies, Stephen Gallow and Brian Shewfelt. The Lions scored two well passed goals with Robert McDonald. and Danny Maillet getting the honors and Willie Denomme, Larry Madge and Robert McDonald receiving the assistance credits. Mike Hodges was rewarded for his efforts in the Saturday night game by scoring both, -Goderich goals in the 2-2 game against Walkerton. Larry Kelly assisted on one and the other was unassisted. Again ` Brian Shewfelt and Stephen Gallow were called upon to make some key saves in the net. • the Lions Team may look forward to future. encounters with both St, Marys—and— Walkerton for stiff competition and to keep the whole team playing hard. Next week the Goderich Lions travel on Thursday to , Listowel and on Saturday the Listowel Yee Wees play in Goderich at 7 p.m. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE First game, Monday Novem- her 11, was one of the best• games played to date in this division as the Goderich O. P. P.'s top team in the league failed to hold onto , a two nothing lead- and ended up tieing Denomme Xlowers.. two all. Goderich O.P.P.'s are a well balanced club. Steve Dobie started the play in his own end, on a power play, set up by Jeff Leitch on the first goal. Minutes later, Jeff Leitch beat Robert Jeffrey in the clear and he hit the top corner on a beautiful goal giving Goderich O.P.P. 2.0 lead. Denomrr�e Flowers rallied late in the game as they fought hack, • Steve Walters scored unassisted. Playing a strong game for Denomme Flowers was Ted Doherty who finally got the equalizer as he took Martin Calvin's pass to beat Brad Shortreed. Both teams failed to score late in the third period as both' goaltenders made -and came up with some w exceptional saves. In the other: contest, Goderich Restaurant upset the Sift() Salt team in a ,very close game 3-2. The high light ofthe game was in the third period .Mike Wedlock had a penalty shot, but missed which could have been the tieing goal. Playing in the• nets for Goderich Restaurant was Mar- tin Middell who kept his team in the game by stopping several break -a -ways. David Kennedy -"aas the top point -getter for Goderich Restaurant with a goal and an assist. Paul Young's goal assured Goderich Restaurant'of the win and Del , Mitchelmore picked up the other goal. Gor- don Squires drew. the 'assist. .Sift°, Salt's Randy Middel beat Martin Middel froni'short range as Mike Bisset set him up. Robert Willis, on a three way passing play from Steve Boyce and Phil Brown, got _ Sifto's second goal. ' No game this coming Friday. GODERICH POLICE FALCONS • BANTAM ALL-STARS • Saturday night in Goderich the Falcons were trounced 9-3. THIS IS YOUR TOWN VOTE AS YOU LIKE BUT GET OUT AND VOTE NEED A RIDE? FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE..POLLS CALL 524-9090 524-9097. BILL CLIFFORD FOR DEPUTY -REEVE. MEIN by Walkerton. , • Walkerton opened the scoring at ,the.,_1:12 mark and scored again after only 3:31 had gone by. Goderich came back at 3:46 as Mark Hutchins deeked the defence and scored unassisted, making this his first goal of the series. Walkerton came back with two more quick ones for a 4-1 lead. Minutes later, Larry Deer set up a nice pass to Billy Peters who let a wrist shot go to beat Walkerton's goalie for Goderich's second goal. The final goal of the period was scored by Walkerton at the 11:11 mark. Both teams played better hockey in the second period and no goals were scored. Walkerton scored 'the first goal in the third when only 52 seconds had been played. At the 8:38 mark, Paul Helesic of Goderich, picked up the puck in his own end and skated right through the Walkerton team scoring ' • what proved to be Goderichs' last goal of the game: Walkerton came back and scored three unanswered goals making the final score 9-3. Once again the fans felt that the refereeing was one sided •and that a lot of unnecessary penalties were called against the Falcons. , Future games - Monday in Listbwel, return match • in Goderich,-on Saturday. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Goderich Elevator. extended their -winning streak and made it their fourth consecutive' win. In Monday night's contest they won 2-1, over Don Holst Real Estate. Brian Reed scored the tie breaking goal late in the (continued on page 5) 4,1 Mona. Clements .SUGGESTS --- No. 4711 EAU. DE COLOGNE Cream soap and The OrlgInal Cologne Fragrance, GIFT PACKAGED, RIECK PHARMACY Larry Rieck, PHM.B. 4'1 exall Archie Barber, PHM.B. O 74 KINGSTON ST .1974 Chev. Impala 4 door hardtop, 350V8, automatic;• power Lic. 0HH847 steering and brakes, radio, remote mirrors, . rear defroster., 'side mouldings, white wall $3995 radial tires, finished in brown with a neutral • cloth interior. '';Shell. 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