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(coritinued�"from page,5) two scheduled games back to play was left winger Allan '
cardine *and on Sunday they back ,yw.ith • Listowel on Bakker.. •
Thursday and Saturday, ',Y The second game was,,
travel to- Walkerton for a 2 winning the first 7`2 and the highlighted- by excellent
p.m. contest. second 6-3. 4 goaltending from . Robert
The tin's league record, In their Thursday nicht • Cummings and two '.+q.tiick •
' with , only five games encounter in Listowel Danny goals by Steve Sager as both
remaining in the regular Maillet scored three, Robby, players were instrumental in '
,schedule, is"'''now nine wins, Trebish scored ,, one and Denomme Floyvers tie
five'losses and one tie, They, . assisted twice while Larry against Sifto Salt. Coaches
are, currently engaged in a Madge scored ' one and Dick McLean And John
battle with Walkerton for
first face, hut the, $uns•havd , a�s•sisted one. One goal each Sturdy pulled goaltender
been p unable to. defeat was put in by Jeff Denomy Robert Cummings With only
and ' Larry--• .Kelly. Two ' 14 seconds remaining in the
Walkerton, losing their two ..
previous games by 2-0 and 4- a'ssisting credits each were game, and Steve Sager got
recorded by Mike Lodges, the equalizer at the .1A:90.
0 , scores. Coach Richard Larry Boyce' and Randy mark to give Denomme
Madge is hoping ,his ,charges.. Graham while Wi11ie Flowers a 3-3 tie with the top
can, break that jinx' en.Denomme helped with•one. team, Sifto.Salt.
Strn.day. ' Saturday in 'Goderich, 'two The star of the game was
In exhibition play, the goals-. and two assists were -Steve, Sager as he scored
Suns �travelle,d to London on' credited to -Larry Madge Denomme Flowers,, second
Sunday and defeated Huron while one goal and two goal with only one- minute
East.Setects,'2-1. assist's. were contributed by left,, 'in the game and the
,Bernie- Hurley gave Robby Trebish. Both. Larrys tieig .'goal with only 10'
Lndon a quick one goal Ga -nor and Dammny' Maillet seconds to go. in the game.
-' lead, scoring at " the 24 y
scored": once and as ted Sifto Salt opened the scoring
second 'mark, but the Suns once in the game and Randy late in the first period as
battled hack. . - ' ' Graham scored one. Mike Dave Moore picked up a
David, callow got the " Hodges earned two assisting -perfect pass from Mike'
equalizer, scoring -on a Sass
credits and Larry Boyce one . Wedlock to beat Donomme
assist. , ` ,Flowers' goaltender at 3:52.
Chester Will be cheering Then .Wes McLean in the
late for the Suns, got the his' team on this weekend dying seconds of the first
winning goal on as power •when the Lions face' their period , flipped ;in, Ted
play situation. Jim Mothers toughest competition in their Doherty's rebound to tie the
got the assist. ` schedule. They travel to game 1-1. Jim Burbine
' Kincardine' on Saturday assisting. Sifto. Salt out -shot
The defence pair of David y
night for a 6 o'clock. game' Denomme Flowers 2 to' 1 in
- 1VIcDonald and Kevan and are out of 'town` again on the second period, but there,
Campbell played a strong Sunday- for a 3:15 game in was no scoring as both
gamma for the Suns. Walkerton. go•alt4enders came up with
° -' Sun's- _ -rnaria:ger.,- _' John• some spectacular saves.
Bakker, has confirmed two . PEE WEE HOUSE Paul Bellinger, Sifto's_ r
tournament- dates for the c, LEA(a1F goali,e, stopped two
Suns in .February.. ' In the , first regular breakaways in 'the period.
On February 1, the, Suns scheduled' game of " 1975, , :'Centreman'°John Clement hit
' will play in the ,.Huronia Goderich, Restaurant upset 'the top left hand corner on a
Hockey. Tournan ent in "Goderich.O.P.P. team 4-3 on blistering shot to start the
Arthur; and on Febru
they will, conipti
tournament in Tee
from Daryl Madge.
Joey Morrissey, who has
been playing fine hockey of
iur ur.rr :..: -• .fe.et crut. \1 Lr.
Wedlock was 'responsible -in
starting both plays. Then
With Sifto a Man short,
Rohert Jeffrey scored on,`a
powerplay, . set up Steve
Robie's goal and then gist -his
second gt a1 of the period on
'°a high handed drive to give
poderich 0-4•P'• team a 4-2
lead. Dan Redpath defen-
seman for 'the O.P.P. team
set up two•of these goals as.
he ° played one of ,his best
games to'date. Robert Willis
.picked up Sifto Salt's third
`goal before the • second
period ended -'on Dave
Moore's rebound shot • to
make, the score 4-3. -,
Opening the scoring in the
third• period was Dean
Bowra who received a pass
from Scott Wilson as he let a
high wrist shot go from close
in. Sifto Salt' carpe -right
hack with two quick goals
one by Mike Bissett
arty 15, a thirj 'spelled go l y/ Rick' third/ period, for/ Sifto- Salt
Rya The e-wa scorin second oak''David' Moor'
ater. . in t e first er, o " as bot ` "' -" "`
P. who.........w�s.. the • outstandi
GOD(ERICH LION goo tend,e�rs ca up :with player , for °� Sifto :Salt •
PEE WEES '-,� some go ..d saves. Opening ?because of his strong
The Goderich Lion Pee
the scoring was Dan' Red checking_ and olid hitting
scored Sifto'S third goal, to
path who knocked ,..ih Rob
�Wees have played" a total of Jeffre 's shot. s`ettin upthe
29 games this season, of ' y g make it 3=1. It was a picture
which they have; won 21, tied. play was Steve Dobie: Scott , goal as Dave intercepted a .
4 and to t 4. " Wilson made it 2-•0 ' from pass at centre ice, skated
`this' week the__Lions played
Mike Paquette- as . he beat through the .defense, faked
- Marty Middel on the short the goaltender, and then
,side... Brad Shortreed, tucked' it'in'to the empty'let.' , ,, ti
. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ '* ¥' * -IF,* ¥ , goaltender for the 0.P.P.. It looked. like a -s.ure •win :for 1
. ' PLAYING . . * team was going for a shutout. Sifto' Saltas theycarried the
* , * but it ,was spoiled as Robert play through •most of .the
THIS WEEK McDonald beat Brad from _game,• but. ligh• tning struck
* close • into make it, 2-1,
*. twice'as Steve Sager was the
*' "LIF
E"
before ' th'e second , period scoring hero with two. quick- ,
..* . •
* 'ended, Mike Murphy • oafs in the last" minute 'of
g
Coming Mon., Jan. 20- * assisting. ' playdin ^the• final period....
) * • Goderich Res'tauran't tied on
* "BUSKER"'..PEE
WEE HOUSE
* 'the game ``on Robert"BUSKER �� McDonald's second goal, LEAGUE 0
' . .Sc Picking upJohn Alexander's
* . � Both Ba�'ds Enjoyable * '' p g First 'game Friday,'
,, , pass and bouncing one in off January 10, the' last •place W
* . , For ,'%all ages ,.. p-,
.the defensemans skate.. Two team Denomme —Flowers, ' " Matinee every Sat. * quick "goals by Goderich whitewashed God'erich tL
Restatarant in the third
4 p,m.: 6 p.m: Restatzr.ant2-0, ash y
.Izi _ �, period' gave them a 4-2 lead. goalteridet ' Rohert Cum- N
One was by Harold Sartori mings.. produced his third
. and the ' other by Rick- '-shuto ` of the -season. This . .
Ryan who also assisted on win now gives Denomme
Harold Sarotri's goal. Flowers 101 points and they
Goderich 0.P.P. fought back trail the first. place team
to make it .4-3 on De_ an Sifto 'Salt by only six' points-.
' Bowra's goal starting the Centre Steve Sager, -top'
scorer for. b.' Denamme
Flowers in the last couple of
- weeks, ,picked , up Scott -
Hanover 'Holiday Tours. S �.
-in the first period• First year 40 Weal St: Goderkfi
"m FLOR�'.A._ 'goalie Marty Middel stopped
M1 p _ : Wes McLean on twos t.j SQUAREr
breakaways' as neither team
•
VIA AIR.' r . ,,
was able to 'score ',in—the
��
, second , period., Denomme W
Flq vers defense : have im- ;-, 11
Proved 100 per cent as theyO
played a }lig part in helping =
Rohert Cummings obtain a (11.•'
shutout. 'Rick Millar 'was „
-15 d , St. dep. Ft: Laudl fdeN, Dayton responsible for .starti't~ig the
-15 days. -dep. Marl' � play on Scott Smith's goal
-Incl. tron4Po to and from airports Twin late in -then final' eriod -as' he
VIA MOTORCOACH , intercepted a"pa'ss n, made
4.•Oett lsburg, Washington, .My'tie- Beach, Jekyll Island, the perfect play for the in-
,w„� Daytona jt. Peter, Ft: Lauderdale, Dayton • . ; 1 . • t u r a n Ge goal. ' G d der i c h
-21 days"-dep. M r , _. _-._._.�. --Twlrt�t446: ��-'.RFsiau 1 lte'd• the -i -r---
'5: Lexington, Perry, Cypress Gardens, St. Peter, Ft. Ladder- ' ' goaltender yvitl �tWo minutes, ,�
dale; Daytona, Flprence, Washington remaiingin the dame 'but
•15 day's -dep'• Feb. 22 k . Twin 1337. just; .couldn:t' capitalize with
f-.29,da s - dap, Mer. 7 twin $495, six attachers. ' '
6. Daytona Beach - Long Stay ,� y , The second game produced
7! Daytona &tech 9 days, 9 nights - dep. evening Mar. 14 `` even goals -as both teams
-(mid-term) twin $232' Played wide open hockey and
8. Daytona, Beach - 9 days; 9 nights dep. evening Mar. 21 with less than a mintate
-(no night travel) 4 '
Twin 1248' remaining, ;Robert Jerffrey
ARIZONA NEVADA' CALIFORNIA, scored his third goal of the
H god', Mo ferey, game to give Goderich
1; Phoenix, Grand Canyon, Las Vegas,. oily' . - �
Yosemite, San Francisco.- via air & rrotorcoach r..• 0 P.'.f'. ;a 6-5 win over Sift:o
Salt. Goderich O.P.P. opened
,,,-15 days -dep. Mar. 29 & Apr." 12 .° ' , , `• Twin t+8�9.
-incl; transport .to and from airports , , the Scoring on a three way
•� ' passing play. Allan Bakker
' NASHVILLE . � Isna; to s; Rohert ,Taylor who , ' ��V
1. Attend (•mend Ola Opry;' Tour Nashville; Visit Opryent. 9.0.y
--3 days; 3 nights - dep. evening Mar. 29, May 1S, Aug. 29, Oct. set up Gil Vanderheuval for
A„ s , Twin, 94.' the first goal, Of the game. ^'
10 - via motorcoach
2. Special. Departure. : . visit Kentucky horse farms and Sifto Salt came right back to Stipie
ves•G"rand Ole Opry; Tour . ticm'. the game; as , John -Training Centrs, see Mammoth Ca 1 .th..., stick a
Nashville; Opryleind - 5'days (nd night .travel), -dsP. Aug.. ..,.,Clement, as,„„am•ao ,
Twin 1159. ' handler, let one go through a .
For InfiormatioL . *,a eittatit•.- contact , . • mass .of legs to beat Brad.
.. r,..,,., s, x �- • .'Sliortreed. y,John°'-'Clem�ye{nt
A w Trovet'Service
; ..Hanover� Q J �!
y.
f second' period 'as his
'. ' �2�0''10th 8t. wsltnov�r .
.- linemate Paul. Mariam fed
P'�tons 1-800 -3007 Toll Foil hien a pass and he let one -go
and
Randy Middel to tie• the
game at 5-5..'With only a
minute '.eft my the game;
Mark Hunter picked up. a
loose ---puck at the blue line
and let a low one go which
Paul Bellinger' stopped but
Rohert Jeffrey picked up the
loose puck,,,an'a tucked it in to
give the Goderich O.P.P. ,a
win. This now leaves them in
second spot only one point
behind Sifto Salt.
GODERICH POLICE
FALCONS
The, , Police -Falcons have
played their last six games
and were undefeated each
time, until their final game
and,'
one assist; , Ste e
Arbour, two, goals-- and one
assist; Rick • Stoddart, one
goal; and Rick Rawson, one
goal_ Othr assists go , to
Paul Dadgherty with two
and Gary Peters with one.
The Falcons :weren't as
lucky when they, played their
,next -game against-Saltfleet,'
as. they battled to a-6 tie,
Both teams played good
offensive and defensive
hockey. Goderich opened the
scoring at 4:43 of the first
period as Billy Peters picked
up the puck in his own end
and skated right through
Saltfleet's defense , scoring
unassisted. .-Sa t,f left came
With Saltfleet on January 4, . back with tw -goick one
when they tied 6-6. " making the score 271 for
-„ra their first game against
`. Salt4 e.e was a tight squeeze,
hut they made it,
the "A" club.
scorers
Dale
D
for
the
uncan,
,defeating
Goal
-'6-5
Falcons
'with two
were
als
go
them. Ronan Conlon. picked
up a pass from Pau
Dougherty and scored in
open corner to tie the game.
Gary Peters started the
lay. °The rest of ;the- game
an
p
was evenlyo e matched
went lea ' ,' ',' clubs
each time n 'league and are aea
ahead,. the%•other one tied it r.i'n their standings, 1:0
up. Credit for the other : Falcons, even thgttgk(
Goderich goals ,.go to Paul are classed "A",,plAy'':
Dougherty,
Rick Rawson, "B" clubs in;,' their lei
Steve,' Arbour .a,p4. Roger and 'are .certainly p
Lewis, ,assists go oy Dale prepared to-,-p.lay th�*st , big'
Duncah-and Rpger Lewis. elutis wren it corr�ce tree"f4?'
The Annual Clinton tQurnamcrlts,, Alt:.qugh •tite''
Bantam Tournament began did lose against Stone th*Qckt;•.
on Friday. January 10' with the Falcons, will Fi a going fQ*,
the. G�pderich Police 'Falcons the Consolation CCha><17t,.-
playa the first game of the pionship and will he 'pla il
T o,u en t a g.a i n s't ' South London this ' Fri'' g',l�"#, 'r
Januar "17., at '6 m.., y
Stoneybrook only to lose. Y P•
their first otlt Of seven m , Come op out , ,'nd supPQ4,, ,e
games. There was no ,doubt the Falcons: A good" show of .,
in anyones mind that the fans usually means a good ,
Stoneyhrooh goaltender was show of hockey.
the star of the 'game. Thee BANTAM HOUSE `
Falc s couldn't buy a goal LEAGUE ,
anal th`y proved it when they January 6' was the first.
were. awarded 2 penalty
'�game of the new schedule of;
shpts and just, couldn't, get the Bantam House League
them --past thg goalie. It as four teams are now err-
( should he mentioned that the
Stoneyhrdvk Bantams play (
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