The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-01-23, Page 6•
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ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, '.THURSDAY, JANUARY :;3,"1075
LET' TALK MINOR HOCKEw;
The Signal -Star Paper through the game_and, made
Leafs lost a tough -'One' to the. several close -in saves as did
.N.X.' Try Hards last Terry in the first period.'
Saturday night bill Goderich In all, the kids played a
Minor, Hockey As ociation darn good game.
WO the winner as It was a This. 'Saturday! Walkerton
benefit game toe( support will be in town for a5 p.m.
Minor Hockey, • b game then on Sunday, the
I was very disappointed Electrics` travel oto London ,to
with the crowd and feel 'next play Huron,,East at 4 p.m. •
year that Minor Hockey NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE
executives, c.oaches. and
had the 'man advantage and teams in action?
another +Kincardine goal ATOM `11" TEAM.
C K came off a deflection from a
Sun's defenceman's stick in On Saturday, January 18,
front of the Goderich net. the Kitchener Orioles
kAs coach Richard Madge journeyed to Goderich to
"Those things play the Atom "B" team.
are not
put it, g The Orioles boasted an
suppost,d to happen, but they boast,
ed
That's what makes this undefeated record.
interesting."- In, a hard fought game,
game Goderich came out the
The Suns jumped into a
quick two goal lead in the ° winners 4-0. , The, "Goderich
players should take a more January
'beaten the • Legion
Auxiliary's.
l led
Gi'eF Marshal
Goderich Electric with two
goals and one assist. One .of
his goals was on a
breakaway. Joe Melady
played his strongest game of
the season ' by getting two
goals and one.^assist.
Tom Profit, the League's
leading . scorer, played a
strong game and' pic e ' up
one goal and.one assist.
During . the game, 'Mike
Moriarty, of Goderich
18 a game got first period on a pair Qf goals team outska ed Kitchener k d
underway at 9 a.m. with Mr. • ly win winger Scott Ross and goaltending , was
, active 'part in such: games, y ,right g
possibly with door prizes etc. zoStereo, andGardiner s Dairy. who was celebrating his superior. Pat Bissett and
GRAHAM ELECTRIC This ended up a 2-2 tie. .return ,to the lineup after a Paul McCartney shared the
NOVICE ALL-STARS A newcomer this year, just bout with the flu. Ross shutout. Paul ' Bolan showed Electrics r made some , out-
starting out is " John finesse around the net with . .
g scored 'his goals on his"first tanning 'Staves in the net.`
On Sunday, Janry 19, Antonopoulos. John netted shift on the ice, getting' two goals while Tom Profit •Brian Shortreed made
the ' Electrics travelled to , two goals for Gardiner's assists from;his linemates and Tom"Smith_ had_ one goal several rushes and con-
B'yren., for an a'fter,noon gameP g tirivall pressed
the
Dairy and David Jewell and David Eastwood and David .apiece. The oals were y p '
which they tied 1-1. Scott •Middel scored one each Gallow on the. first one, and assisted' by Bedard, .Mar- Goderich Electric team by
Byron took a ` 1-0 first for Mr. Stereo. ' shall (2), Shortreed. •and
period lead when on a scoring the second one his .checking. He tris ed one
Raymond Bedard in goal unassisted. Lapaine. goal and picked itp•an assist,
breakaway : the Electric for Mr. Stereo got shaken up Kincardine then scored Greg Marshall was 'the This game was, eciting
. goalie, Ter-r--y---Bean, made a on a play an `a breakaway, four ' straight goals. 'Mark star of thegame and was
' .for, everyone and the
great save but the puck but 'was soon hack -doing a Liddle, Bruce Murray, Chris presented with a hockey cheers from the crowd the
Electric defenceman Tim good job. Harris and Sean Leach were stick. The • Kitchener boys :hockey
cheer d their interest was
At 10 a'clock, • Lionel the marksmen. produced seven penalties very strong.
00 Riehl was doing a good job Sunocos' •ulled,throu h with while the clean, hard skating
of taking the' Byron attacker p g The Suns narrowed the ,GODERICH LION
a win 1-0 over the Legion -..gap to one goal in the third locals spent no time in the pEE WEES
out. They °both fell and slid Auxiliary with. a goal from "Sin Bin". The Goderich Lion Pee{
'" "into the net with the puck period when Darrell Graham
another newcomer, Dale knocked in the rebound of a All players were treated to
under them.. ,• • Balaski, assisted by Jeff_•, shot b Tim Lassaline after ,hot dogs, ice cream and pop
• Goderich came closed to y
LeBeau. These newcomers the line of Graham, after the .game, courtesy
tieing' it in the second' period are.really coring on strong. Lassaline and left win er ' ,the Goderich Mothers:
three times d when Brent , • Congratulations to Kevin g
Williamson, Mike Eastwood Feagan""' n ries for Lionel's DenisK
surer te around ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE
and Kent' Feagan missed o on'veners Ken , Feagan
Sunoco Some of ho got thesehu parents • ttout.hHoyve aerdine David Faa,r now in.ade some • .team
close in chances. and Gerald: Morgan. have
=- " -In the third, Daryl Madge have no' idea what they are m.
streaked' down the boards scored "for the Beavers With changes which will come
missing. Please come out just over three minutes
after taking a pass from J into effect 'January 18 as all
and support yrrur little ones remainin to "• ensure the
Mike Eastwood,, got into a g four teams vyill hold practise '
that can't even 'tie their own ' Kincardine'squad's first win 'session's. �• ••
• breakaway, and scored on a Skates '� ' � •
' hard shot. With -25 seconds of the year over the Suns. • _In the 'game,' , played
n, remaining, John Thompson ^ : SUNCOAST'ESTA3 S In Walkerton on Sunday, 'January 14, McIntee r Real
hopped_ _on' ..a loose „auk...at,.___....�..A'll'Ol%I�ALL-:.STARS ._ he Suns played One their Estate won over_ Glenn iark„�
centre ice and went in on a best •.games of the year aS homes with three unan-
• breakaway and hit the goal The Suncoast Estates they, battled to a 1-1 tie with swered goals in the, third
-post. 1 Atom All -Stars : did twt) Walkerton.The Suns' had lost • period. In•the second game,
Coach W illiam son was things in their weekend . two previous league, games Goderich Electric defeated
impressed with the way WOAA ' league games that and one' tournament en- Canadian 'Legion. Auxiliary
Grant Garrow, ' Time c.they ,hadn't done before this counter with the Walkerton for the first time this season.
Tim Riehl and ' season - lose against Kin- team. In the first game, McIntee
Chisholm, r
Dave , Smith were 'taking. the sardine, and not lose against The ' game .,was• • a close- , opened the scoring on good
maw, off the puck and out of Walkerton,,, checking ,affair, vvtith neither' puck control by 1 a-ve Ruxton -
he play. �` • On Saturday, in„ Kin- team having many good .who passed 'to Brent Fisher
Randy -.Gaynor, Steve cardine, the Suns dropped a scoring, chances. in the clear to score. Tieing
Sinclair and. Kent Feagan. 5-3 decision. to the Beavers. Walkerton .>' scored their the score for Glenmark.was
were carrying the puck well It was the.ftrst time in their only goal ori a solo effort _by• Brad Smith as'he' put in 'the
Then they had to. Paul five meetings this season, _ Scott Buenlow in the second rebound shot of Kip Jardine,_-,
J of fre .,and ,Ken -.Huff including re u.,,Iar; schedule period. . ' tr a rw;Y ter :�,se eic t good'
y gorously the and tournament games, that Tim Lassaline took a pass . scoring. • chances • ,�liy : Glen
checked' yr
'whole game, the. Suns have lost to the from, Darrell ' Graham and mark while shorthanded but
Paul Brenner • took over 'Kincardine team. The Suns •picked the bottom right hand they failed -to 'score on Steve
from Terry` Bean half way gave up two goals,while they corner with a good wrist shot „ Hunter of McIntee Both
'just past the two minute teams exchanged „ goals 'in
mark in the third period to the second' period. The go -
tie i ,INi the game up: ahead goal by McIntee was
From there,.on, the teams on a breakaway by Tom.
uSmith. Pat, Bissett, ,previous
y ;• H A � T � '•
battled on even terms ,
• e through the rest of the to letting this.goal in, had
• • ^-74�(INGSTON ST. SPECIAL 324-%3i4 ' 'period, with -neither, ahle to. --stopped Torn Smith on a
_ 1974 Chev Lmgal;a •
.hardtop, 350 V8, amiornstfo;•,,,pow®r,
power brakes, radio: Finished in � 4white roof. HNC 157,.
2 door
steering, 1 9 S
brown with
"Shell Non -Leaded gas now available for your convenience."
JIM.HAYTER CHEV.-OLPS.
• seo>re.
Coach Madge felt that his
players deserved a lot of -
credit for the hard work they
put into the game;
_ The Sun's - league 'record
now stands at nine wins, six
losses and two ties as they
approach the end"o'f' their 20
.,game schedule.
This Saturday at 6 p.m
-
they 'play ••their next home
game when Hanover will be
the visiting -team. "In _-three
previous meetings, the SunS
have won twice and lost once
"with Hanover, :all , three
games . being decided by "a
margin , of one goal. This
game will be part : of the
Minor . Ho9,key -Week
programrne'here,-so why not
make an effort„ to get to the
arena Saturday to ,see these
. breakaway. .
The tieing goal came when
Glenmark's Dave Moore and
Ken Anderson:. had • a
breakaway and „combined to
beat Steve Hunter of
McIntee,
,_„,-In the third period, ,Ray
Vanstone of Mclntee took a
pass in front ,of the net from
Tom Smith on the point. and
put McIntee ahead for the
•th•ird time in the game. 'J'wo
' quick goals by Brent. Fisher
ON— Torn Smith gave
McIntee a three goarlead:
•In th,e second game,
Goderich '41ectric battled to,
-a 6-4 wi „Over Canadian
Legion Auxiliary. This was a
strong skating and 'checking
game by both teams. This is
the first time this season the
Goderich Electrics have
¢T'
▪ Wees had only one ga.rne to .Marty Mis �° regular
play this week as Kincardine goaltender, wasn't dressed
cancelled out ;Fon_ Saturday for the gan�'e andi
Harold
night. Satre ri was called in toplay
In., Walkerton on Sunday, goal for the Goderich
Robby Trebish gained one . Restaurant and came up
goal and three •assists. 'and with a good performance.
Danny M"aill'et. gained twa •In 'the first period,,
goals and two assists ,in •"the. Goderich Restaurant 'went
4-4 game.. Randy Graham ahead 2-0' on goals by John
put ,.in the tieing goal in the Alexander and David ,Par-
Last minute oft:the • fast sons.' Robet,t McDonald was,
moving hockey game, the player respons'i'ble in
The champions and run- starting , the • ,play on both
n'ers-up meet to finish off the goals, 'as he ,played.a strong,
" Legion” District Tournament , t+wo way, game. .
on Sunday in Seaforth. At -_. Second . period, Goderich
this time the Lions will meet. Restaurant took .a four ,goal.
Elmira ."`;'at 1t o'clock," as
champions'of their zone,
They -are also planning., to
return to Goderich to play a.
scheduled game with
Hanover that night at 7:15.
•
PEE WEE ' ..
HOUSE LEAGUE
First game Monday,
January 13, Goderich
Restaurant upset ',pile top
team,, Sifto Salt by a'
whopping score ofA5-1. .
•
BY JACK CUMMING$
lead, on goals by Sohn
Alexander,his second of the
game; and Paul Young,
picking up assists, were
John She•ardown, Gord
Squires and Robert
McDonald. ,
Before ,the period ended,
Dave Moore spoiled Harold •°
Sartori's shutout as he had a
breakayway x and made ' no
mistake' fdr Sifto Salt's goal.
The only goal in the final..
period was by Robert`
McDonald, the. -star of the
game, as he blasted one
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