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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-01-09, Page 7SQUAR /42 EL 0 to E GDDERICH SIGNALNSTAR, THUR .DAY- JANUARY -9: 1.9 1 In "a game played Monday.' , Leis and' they};Bill Lewis tip - December _ .16, Goderich" ped in Tim' McLean's, shot. e ore the period ended, Prank, • in the third Elevators and McGee G.M_. - •Before the period ended, Terry Vandungen and Darryl alp P rt, battled +' 3-3 t'e p 'an Youngblut beat .goaltender make it 6=4 but a. s r Ito - a i . Pierre . combined with Brr Robert Cummingson slap• got his second McGees jumped°.in front by two Bromley and eDdnn Carter •••to' umm g • - "` b Rick Led in the first John ;hots. Robrt McDonald tied f tla me for Sifto Salt, a goalsY•., , cl beat Twins ' goaltender thegame at" :13 of the second the final pal, of the gam. e. • period, ' Rick made ,-.two' Page.. g beautiful moves skatingaround period as he' picked up Ted Scoring tatgdelrtch O.1?.P. -goals 1. There, was no scoring, in' the hert 's att e'•blue line in the thyr, M! re Scott Wilson the defensefaking the goalie third period as a.�t2tal of five Dn y pass l>< 1 and lettinga wrist shot go goals were scored in the second;, and skated in: to beat Bl h's, and,Dea'� thwra also piekq�i upr�with Jeff Leitch, beating Mike Reynolds. Before Goderich picking, upfour of go, aitender Dwight Chalmers. assists d g ''''-Goderich 'the period ended;' Goderich them, Might winger, 4, Tim Second , g&me, Goderich Restaurant came from a „,2-0 Elevators' Coughlan scored McLean -picked up his second deficit, to defeat Denorntne• unassisted to make it 2-1, Both, , goal `fro'rn Paul Schaefer, Ben Flowers 5-3 and gain third' teams. picked up a.goal in the Worsell combined with Steve' place in the standings. David second period,. McGees goal • ,C'ha'se foy the Twins fourth goal,'' Fisher ,who • scored all three -.was at 2:05 " as Bill Shewfelt of the garde, then, former Blyth goals for-Denoznme .Flowers combined,. with John Bird. Don player Phil Arthur scored the picked up his first. hat'trick of • Coughlan picked up .his second final two goals. Tim McLean the season as he opened the goal' • of thef,game . at 8:50 was',the most aggressive player game with two goals each one making the score • 3-2. Steve on the ice, picking up a. total of being set up by- defenseman Fuller, assisted, , ' four „points plus three minor Steve Walters. C�Qderich The only goal' in' the, third d penalties in the game. Restaurant fought - ba and period was by Mark Hutchins , -• took the -lead 4-2 ort goals by as B•ria° Reed fed him a Perfect (continued from page 5 " Wedlock a Mike Bissett t � back P P fought b l� • b f GodertE with , three; . Bre the second period en- ded' Darryl Youngblut scored 10 make it 3='2:' Blyth started _ the third and final period with three goals,,, as. Terry Gross, Robbie Plunkett and Alfred. Rykstnaw all beat Robert Cum- . mings on shots from close in. ,�Te°ti' . Doherty scored. the Goderich Pee Wee "B's" final goal. The outstanding 'players for the Goderich teams were Robert McDonald, Robert Jef- - frey and ',)-ed Doherty. PEE WEE ;HOUSE LEAGUE In Monday, December 16th first game, Sifto Salt thumped Denomme Flowers 6-1. The ; powerful well balanced Sifto Salt . team scored two goals- in - period, o, Randy 'MI, goalo e g HOCKEY NOTES' John Alexander, Del Mit- -pass to,beatMcGees goaltender Goderich•Minor Hockey,Sup- cltelmore, David tarsons and Mark Jones. ,„ - porters Club -have advised that Paul Young. John4lexander Wednesday's• game -also en- they riow played a strong game and also ded up in a tie as''•Goderich ' ? picked up two assists. Defeo- -Elevators -came froiif a 3-0 seman Gary Williams- was the .deficit to tie the game 4-4 in the other•poin.t getter, besides han- last minute of play. Don Hoist each period.. -This 'win leaves ding out some solid body -' Real Estate- went ahead ..o Sifto tied- with Goderich O.P.P, checks. Paul Young scored the goals by Gerry Wunnink, Ian team for first place, ; _ final:: goal , for Goderich Chisholm and Wayne Jackson. Mike Bissett" and' Robert Restaurant, his second ,goal of Tom Doherty was responsible Willis were the marksmen in the game. for setting up the first two the first period, both goalcs GODERICH coming as.a result of the defen- POLICE FALCONS Berrien -• not' clearing the puck' and. the forwards not back checking. Mike Wedlock, who plays both -defense -and forward for Sifto Salt, played'a strong game both ways. He set up the first goal plus seored two goals himself, and also was respon- sible for Mike Bissetts second h•goal' of the game. " " Final goal by•Sifto Salt was' sCpfed by Jahn/'Clerne4•rt as he• et/one go , from the blueline and it Went, ' r ,ght through ,Ry best Cummings' legs:, It j' st �waan'oord night in goal for Robert Cummings, his only goals, -and Larry McGee :and " Jacques Richard assisted on `` Wayne 'Jackson's goal" BANTAM ALL-STARS - , Before the -period `vended, On Saturday, 'December 14," Goderich Elevators right the Falcons played the first winger, Mark Hutchins finally' place team, in their division, 'beat Kevin Bundy a.he was -set. Kincardine, andw 'surprised' ..up by 'Brian "Reed. Goderich everyone:, by• playing good Elevators started the second hockey and only losing 4.2. The . 'period with .two'' quick goals; scoring was even all the way;` one' -by Mike•Lapaine and the until Kincardine scored their •°-'-other by Don Coughlan, whi?h, 8 of the t •i m'abke the sable /3;13. Then third goal" at 8: period. Thfi strong two Means a ed« .13:10 Don _ Hoists centern y hO6keyl, . ith Tam,;, Doherty knocked in Ian 'only 29 w'e'nds remaining in ''Chisholm's rebound ' and it s: the game,'Kincardine'•'Derrick',v/ locked a 9,win for Don Hoist . , Burrows deeked the 'Falcons but- with less than,,a minute defense�.-._a.n_d scored_ on a remaining_._,in„ the gme, Eric breakaway, making the final Skirte,-6 got the tieing goal: This.., comment was "wait 'till We ` ;score• 4-2 Both the Falcon meet them again, it will be dd.' Don Hoist 'in first .� still leaves goals were scored by Dale Dun- place. ' - • ferent."' can, and both goals were • The difference in the game ' assisted by Roger' Lewis anti;-. .was "goaltender Paul Bellinger, Steve Arbour. There was rro as.' he came though with` doubt that Dale was the out; standing player in the game.. Their next game was in"' Hanover ion 'Thursday, Decem,- ' ht -ti was by Steve Sager as he ,ber .19, ,where 'the? Falcons bat k'+ated around the -•defense and tle'd to ,a 3-3, tie, By the end of went in, making a good•rnove•to the first period, there was nQ, beat Paul Bellinger and spoil .4core" as both teams played his shutout,.°. good defensive hockey. The. Mark Caran, and .Randy first two goals were scdred by Middel both_ .skated' hard and Goderich in the second. One by played positioi,l- hockey and ' "Larry--Daer, assisted by Billy set up two of the Sifto Salt. Peters and. the" -other by•Ronan • goals: - Conlon assisted' by Rick Goderich Restaurant, the - Rawson,'' and Paul Dougherty. Most improved team-in-thelast « ' "Then at 5:t3 of the second" coil* of weeks, lost a tough period, Hanover got on the one to the, Top. team , Goderich ,_ score board. 'l There was aot of• O.'P.:P.'s„ in the second garne scrambling in front of the nets The fine score wag 4-2. ,...:"„>. -daring •-the- t •neity period, and •Goderich 0.'.P ,opened the Hanover scored again early in scoring early in the first period the third only to have the , as defenseman. Mike' -Paquette Falcons get -kr -lima( giving them let one go from 10 feet out to 3-2"lead.. 'With` one minute - beat Marty Mi Idel, starting the Lid 13 seconds remaining in play was 'Dean Bowra who-„�tlie gatfieHanoyers,Jon Rothe picked up the puck at centre got the tieing goal' unassisted. and made perfect pass. The Falcons definitely out Goderich Eestaurant• fought skated and ou`tplayed Hanover back and finally beat Brad r as f{en. rrawford, !Aro a two way passi.............travelled .with the team as a play..Harold Sartori picked u•P spectator, did a statistic report. John Alexanders pass and ” ..spectator, ' the •second period, the tu'c�ied it --an Falcons had 9 ;;shots. -on goa•1„rw,# ” The only � oil in the second 1 « $ta,r,ted the play from his.. own g.' • nr•*•Torn .n,+,M.rx n„w. • ','period was' by Dean Bowra as -compared-"•to-" anover's three. end. , Total shots on net, Goderich Travel1in ,to "HT -lover on" �tW--'._fooled` the 'Goderich 9 '. 51, Hanover :35. Two players " DGgcember 29th, the' wins went Restaurant' hgoaltender on a for, ;the Falcons, who should be ahead 3-1 on three quick goals bouncing shot. Both teams Mentioned with ` less , th*an 3 minutes a c'loge checkingame, Mentioned for ,their outstan- played g. . ding. -.defensive plays ache Terry remaining, in the first period, and had numerous chances to Kisch, and Rick Stoddart and then scored five more in core; but the defense were These players have im )roved the second and third periods to - handed checking the opposition and ' 100 percent. since the start of win easily over'Hanover 8-5 handed. Mout some said- body._ season. Hanover opened •the scoring at - checks in .the period. The Fa�icons played their 9:13 on a goal by David Roth: : Starti'i4g� the final period, next game at home on Saturday Terry Lane,' on a second effort,.--• Goderich Restaurant led the ni ht hosting'Walkerton-who scored . his - first goal since. attack �nd - finally tied the' thumped them .11=5 Atale end ..coming up. to the Twins. At Barrie. 2-2 on a goal by Rick of the • second_ .,eriod;; .the score _ _-_•, r, . Ed: • y� p __-. ,. , .2:36, 50 seconds .late .yf Courtney pounce one IR and, Tim McLean got the third goal with, only'12 seconds rernaiting in the first period, Phil Arthur, the other 'was unassisted. Other leading, scorer for the Twins, picked up a haat trick as 'he scored two goals in the second period ,both", "unassisted, and Pete Crew set hi�tn up for his third goal in the final period. Mike \Mi-iley ended up with 24 minu, es , in penalties for Hanover. This included a miscoittduct and a game' miscc n4 -"d'uot, , The' Hanover Midgets had a •total of 51 minutes in penalties. compared to the Twins'. whti received only 18 minutes.. Scoring Gdderich's Other '"tW°o''.,goa-l:s in' the ,fi'nel period ,were 'iln...McLean and Ben Worisell. Picking"ftp assists were Pete Crew and Mike Cum mi ngs. In• an exhibition gnii e played in 'Blyth last Friday evening, the Twins bt• J... t be uAm.c wide Open in the second lii.r1,.'1 to win easily 6-2. The Twins went ahead two nothing oti Tim McLean's goal- set up by Hill' turned over to God rich e Minor .Hock.ey Association a. ch.e•que'•for $1,000,00. This ' money'''. -was raised . fi Ern, a draw for a 2Qi0'-r pound porky pig, which, was won by, Jack Wirson,of Sarnia,' and,, frotn admission' to" 'the ' games at the arena. A total�of $740.00' in tickets were sold'13y the • ` Su pFrs,� _.C1w.b: Congratulations to all. This money" is very much an; predated, as it will -go towards paying referees, time keepers and extra ice:{time.' We row „•ha four teaMs in the Bantam House League'" Division. •The . • teams • will be as follows: . Goderich Elevators, McGee"' GM Parts and Don Hoist Real' Estate. The fourth team will he the Burger Bar Kings. GODERICH' SIGNAL«.STARS. Saturday December 28th, the .Goderich Signal;Star ,Juveniles travelled to Chesley and,. w'on •• easily 5-3. Although Goderich was never in any trdl:ible, the e gna Chesley- • goalten.der, Kevin" Raul Parsons made several fine Woods was a standout as the passing p -lays and his score could have easily been 10- forec iecking has improved 3; if it wasn't for his all out ef• greatly -from the first of the fort and some outstanding" "season:. ' saves in the. game. • ' _ Ron. Sowerby' scored both The Signal Slars went ahead goals in the thir'�%. period as he 2.0 on goals by Kevin Meriam combined with Brian Meriam and Lek Arbour, in the' ,first ` to beat Kevin Woods on a .high period, 'John 1-tanly, Dennis drive and Lee 'Arbour set him Reed and. *Jp.hn' �.W Warr, -drew . up for hta second goal of the- assists he-assists on the gals. Kevin game. Chesley's final goal was. Meriam picked up' his second �' Scored 'while Goderich was 'a goal of the -game in the Middle , man short.. By the t me you perit)d'• with Ron Sower'by read this the team woild.have assisting. travelled to Orangeville to -Steve Blender'. beat - Keith „ compete in the Orangeville ;� Williams for Chesely's first" Juyeni.le • To,urnem ent,' on goal ttate ;it7, the second„per'iod., -;«'i tda'v, January; 3r -d• at” 9:00 but p'lay__•in,-.the second 'o -and p•.m They'play Mooretown'and third. periods gat a little rough their' second gana'e~is- on Satitr- as 48 minutes in penalties were day morning against 'Essex or 'Gananoque. called, all minors. Steve who has just -come back after football ankle injury, played a ,game on defense and ' me .17P And m,isrle tit Crew, a stro ng 'GRAHAM ELECTRIC'` NOVICE. ALL-STARS The Electrics travelled to Y -Exeter on oodn'iber 2r6,to GQ 4 0 'atm ..t3 tl hrt a �` Pete , an- $ . °.. s na,meri ' 'he boys - played a ° two,gam total . goals count wit ,Hanover and were W edged 6-5 ,Quer the series.- In the. first:game, the. Electrics wort S- , -2 with tiwo,- late third period goals. Hanover had taken a 1-4 lead in�� tl}e first' period, but Kent -Feagan •w.ho played strong games,': tied the spore' with a shot from the `circle. 0 Hanover then made it 2-1 ,at the '7:10 mark of the third period. John Thompson not-, ched one on a breakawaya£''the. -7:57 mark' and at the 9:24 mar�k'Daryl Madge scored on a ',backhander from Mike ' East- wood, who also played two - strong "games to give us the vic- tore• In the second game, Hanover scored -3 goals in the first fiveTM minutes of play' which put the' (c©ntinued on page 9) • ,• several' key saves' plus stopping, 'two'' breakaways in• the garde. :The Only goal that got« past THE TWINS 'MIDGET "ALL-STARS • In' a regular scheduled game played on Sunday, December 22 in „Goderich, tile, .Twins. fought back to tie Walkerton 3- `3. The only scoring in the first • „period was by' Walkerton as Jim Snodgrass beat John Page at the 51 second mark. Walker- ton -took a t*o,`goal lead, on a power Play 'goal . early "in the ',middle period, but Goderich carne back with two quick goals to tie the game. Phil Arthur in -,p, tercepted a- Walkerton clearing ^ pass to score the Twins first (0 ,goal and, .Mike'' Cummings". �4, , blasted one -from 20 feet out ,to 'rnake it , two - all. Before' the tl ..period ended, Walkerton,, on a• a- .well executed,- • three-way 0' passing play, made it .3-'2 .on I Jim Snodgrass' second goal. N The-�'l'wins missed several op- portunities to score," as they---- , weren't hitting the net and two -. power -play attempts failed to yield any goals. John -page, the Twins �altender,�held them in the gave and the tieing was set up ''on' .a pass by Tim •McLean to Phil Arthur who hit the left hand lower corner with - a perfec,t" shot. .Milte_Cu•rn rings•••"••. •••.- was •;.• -2 fpr Walkeftori, Then m V�`ith less 'than 5 minutes' the thi'rd.� Dale Duncan Beit two ..-„-.remainin•g . in the . ga'me, � goals for the Falcons, one ---- Goderich-' 9.13..E., applied q assisted by Ronan Conlon and • ,Pressure and Scott Wilson got �� the w nning `goal` Final goal by goals "that night were scored bJ Goderich •"O.P.P. came on a pawl Dougherty,. who got two „-•r`' breakaway in the final minutes and Roger Lewis who ,also 4ti Robert J f f ' I "'d ' as a rey, ea rng assisted on both- of Paul'4 goals scorer for O,P.P. made "no for the Falcons�.At the end of mistake to make it 4-2. the game, Dale Duncan was pla'yer ..for the Falcons ,and PEE WEE'- HOUSE LEAGUE named the most valusa valuate .Sl£>o Salt picked up` tvt'o received a stick donated by .points in ..Friday night13 fir t Waynes Sports who alsi) ” game ''&n& are, now in so a donated sticks fur the other. ' position of first place, as th y' games 'that "nih^1" beat Goderich O.P.P. 7-4. Sifto . . The Falconia' ` don't have Salt went.ahea 3-0 on Goal`s T a Mike "nother ,schedule game until by Robert :�' 'ills, 'the middle of January, hut. they' .,Wedlnck and'-'• Randy Middel. do however have a Tournament_ David Wore and 'Mgrk Car- in I~;incardine on Boxing Day. man assisted, Goderich O.P.P. ys . ---first goal came from the stick of BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Gil Vande"nlreuvel after Allan , Last week we mentioned that Bakker set him up. Then the , a garpe report''was not in .for - Sifto Salt team picked up.„ilitee .mpecember "llth's.ga.me between ,more goals for a 7-1, lead. They McGee GM Pants and Godei°l'ch were by Mark Carman, Stephen Elevators. This game was can - Boyce .s•and ,D•aevid Moore. 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