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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-02-27, Page 6V PAP, 07 400DERICHSIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1975 • (continued from page 5) Ruxt ;on tried beating Jim Rey.nolds, with a low drive, nipping it in in the dieing sec onds to give Glenmark Homes a much deserved tie, 'Next game should be a thriller . See you there, .Ttiesda:),,i6:15 game time. The Canadian Legion Auxilia ry-won two straight and now move into the finals as they beat 14 cIntee Real Estate 4-1 in the second game Saturday mornirig. There was no scoring in the first period as the first period 's first goal was by Alan Hough who picked up a loose puck a ,t centre ice and skated in to scor 'e on a hard wrist shdt, Del Bedard gave the Legion Auxiliury team a 2-0 lead as Greg I Cirkconnell made a good pass is o set up the goal. Before the s econd period ended, Canad ian Legion Auxiliary pickeC I up two more goals:Tim Toose; -nalen banged one in as a result of failure to clea the puck by Mclntee and a long rush b. y Brian Shortreed. Ton-; gSmith of McIntee Real Estate spoiled Paul MC'Cart- ney's 'chances of,a shutout as he scored unassisted while the Legion player Greg Kirk- conne 11 v, ras off for charging. GODERICH LI:ON PEE WEES The G oderich Lion Pee Wees "Wiffe—CorigoraTitlii: pions' of the Collingwood Blue M.ounta in Hockey Tournament this pas I weekend. Stoney Creek was the Lions first opponents. The Lions 'played a good game against the AA tea m, losing by one goal 4,3, puttink Goderich , into the consol ation round. . In the " second match Gode rioh met, Penet-anguishdene. They had them' 4-1 entering the third period, but the Lions began to let dawn and Penetang came up and sc.ored • 4. Goderich retaliated with 3 to win' the • . , , Sunday, the final day of the Blue Mountain Tourney, the 'Lions encountered • Camp Borden and again, 'led 4-1 en- terti ng the final period. Borden came on and tied the Lions,'but reaching the end of the game, God.erich,scored two unan- swered goals to win 7-5. Diunneville was the Lions opponents for the' .Cham- pionship Game. Playing their be.st game of the weekend, they put forth a concentrated team effort to become the Blue Mountain Consolation Champs with a 9-4 victory. The Lions began the scoring and never looked back. In the weekend action the Lions scored a total of 26 goals and both Brian Shewfelt and Stephen Gallow came forth with strong support in the net. Robty Trebish sparked .his team mates by his untiring efforts on the ice and led the.m to victory in the Tournament. Mike Hodges was also a key... player for the Lions in the weekend win. An individual listing of the scoring is not available, but all tearn members may take credit for Ei great team effort. Toques and crests- were presented to the Goderich Pee Wees as well , as a trophy. Chester earned his que and crest by spurring his team- mate's on to victory from' his HENSALL HOTEL 'Enterta i'nment Schedule for Mardi Feb. 28,and Mar. 1 SMALL TOWN:COUNTRY featuring Jim Coughtrey Mar. 7 and Mar. 8 EASTERN TRADE WINDS Mat'. 14 and Mar.'15 ;ARP and the JAY'S a Mar. 21 and Mar.:12 EASY RIDERS featuring Vonhy 'Mks. Mar. 27 and Sat. Mai% 29 AL HARVEY and the BLUEBOYS Apr. 4 andApr:5 S AL TOWN COUNTRY fea uring Jim Coughtrey 9b • / • spot on the bench as did the Coach Don Elliott and Manager .Richard Eisler. In OMI -IA playoffs the Lions have won their first encounter 'with Orangeville last Wed- nesday night, February 19, by producing a 5-2 victory over the Orangeville Club, Randy Graham and Danny Maillet led the boys against Orangeyille, with Graham scoring one and assisting three times and Maillet scoring two and assisting two. Robby Trebish added one goal and two assists; Larry Madge, one goal; and Stuart Crew, one assist. The Lions Pee Wee's are'now ready to face their second game in the second game of OMHA playoffs. Orangeville travels to Goderich to face the Lions on Thursday, February 27, at 8 p..m. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE In the final two games of the regular schedule, played on Monday night, February 17, the Goderich 0.13, P. defeated Goderich-Restaurant 3-1. This means the O.P.P. team finished with. 23 points and are,now tied for second place with Sifto Salt who lost their second game 3-2 to Denomme Fliowers. Goderich Restaurant opened the scoring at the 2:31 mark. of OgLas..,John—R oss,, heat Scott Wilson from the point. Rick Ftyan started the play. The O.P.P.s tied the game on Rob Jeffrey's unassisted 'goal. There was no scoring in the second period as • both' goaltenders ,came through with excellent saves. Dan Redpath scored the tie' breaker late in the third period for the O.P.Ps and before the game ended, Rob Jeffrey got his second goal of the game. Scott Wilson held the Goderich' Restaurant. scoreless in the final peribd. In the second game, Denomme Flowers went ahead 2-0 on first period goals by Del Mitchelrnore and Ted Doherty. Ron Huff was responsible for setting up the second goal. „ • The second period was playoff hockey* both teams featured,. close checking, and good goaltending as • neither team Scored. Starting the final period, Johri Clements made a nice move to let Denomme Flower's goalie know he meant business, and at the 13:55 mark;scored. Then' John -Fluff tied the game for Sifto Salt. as, Mike Wedlock fed him a perfect pass. It looked like Denomme Flow#rs, Was doomed but 'Wes McLean carried the puck up the ice from his own end and after being stopped at Sifto Salt's blue, line, managed to flip the ..puck over Steve Sager who was left unprotected in front of his net and beat Paul Bellinger as he let a high one go over Paul's shoulder. This gave Denomme Flowers a 3-2. victory as Sifto Salt was unable to tie the game after pulling their goalie with. less than two minutes remaining in the game. The playoffs are as follows: Top team Goderich Restaurant taking on .Goderich O.P.P.s This should be 'an interesting two out of three series. Then we have Denomme Flowers who can display good hockey *- times. It's anyone's guess who will win, My money is on the underdogs. PEE WEE go.u.s_E In Series "A" best two out of three, Goderich Restaurant won the first game Monday evening 3-1 over the Goderich O.P.P. Rob McDonald opened the scoring at -the 9:03 mark, beating goaltender Scott Wilson with a high hard, shot,',, unassisted. Very,close play and close checking by both teams in the opening period. Goderich O,.P.P. missed several opportunities feat Ihe equalizer in the 'period. Goderich Restaurantjncreased the lead to 3-0 in the second period a Rob McDonald came through with two more goals, Dave Parsons assisting on Rob's third goal orthe game. Goderich O.P.P. Allan" Bakker spoiled Harold Sar- tori's chances for a shutout as he picked up Neil Coughlan's pass from Steve Dobie for the only goal in the third period. „Series, "13" was an upset as Denomme Flowers whitewashed Sifto ,Salt 4-0. Rober,t Cummings picked up his fourth shutout of the year and Wes McLean picked up two goals playing his best game of the season. • Denomme Flowers opened the scoring in the first two minutes of play as Ted Doherty picked up Paul King's pass and beat Paul Bellinger on a shot which he 'was partly screened on. Wes 1VicLean skated around thedefense to make it 2-0 On a low drive, unassisted. Sifto Salt had several chances to score in the second period, but they just couldn't hit the net ,and when they did, the defepse covered up. On two breakaways, one by Steve Boyce who missed the open net\ and the other Robert Cum- mings oUt guessed J.C. Clements who failed to trigger it hOme. Before the second period ended, Paul King made it 1-0. Arian Bos started the play. Final Denomme goal was by Wes McLean who seemed to be all over the ice, as he skatein over the blueline, went through the defense and let one go to make the score 4-0.. a- -1 • GODERICH POLICE FALCONS BANTAM ALL-STARS In the first round of the W.O.A.A: consolation playoffs, the, Falcons played back to back with Hanover. Saturday night in Goderich w,ith a 5-4 victory for Hanover and then."' Sunday night in Hanover when the Falcons retalliated to a 7-4 victory. Saturday night's game was a tough one for the Falcons. Hanover scored the first goal at the 19 second mark of the first period. By the end of the period, the score . was 'Hanover 3, Goderich 2. - Goderich's two goals '11‘te0 scored by Paul Dougherty d Paul Helesic, both unassisted breakaways. In the second period, both sets of defence' were strong. Hanover scored. once • more making it 4-2 and Seconds later, Goderich came back as Dale Duncan. received a nice pass from Steven Arbour at centre ice and went in on the Hanover goalie.In the third period, it. could have gone either way but once again, ,Hanover got the first goal of the period and Goderich carne back with the last goal of the game on a three way passing play as Ronan Conlon was set up by Steven Arbour and Rick Stoddart, and made no mistake. In net for ' the Falcons was Tony Bedard who played a good game and came up with some key saves. In the second game of this Round Robin Series, the FalCons travelled to Hanover and displayed good clean hockey. With strong deter- mination, they walked over their opposition to a score of 7- 4. By the end of the first period, the score was 3-0 for the Falcons. Goals by Dale Dun- can, unassisted, Roger Lewis unassisted, and Gary Peters from Paul Dodgherty . and .ROgertewis. • Within 10 minutes of play in the second period, Hanover ,carne -back -with ,two -quick -ones - from the point for a score of 3-2. ButGoderich soon came back as -Paul Dougherty scored ori a three way play from Roger Lewis and Gary Peters. Hanover scored the last goal of the period making it 4-3. In the third, 'Goderich came on strong and in the- first two minutes of play, scored two fast ones for a63 lead. The. goal scorers were Rick ' Stoddart, who picked up a lopse puck in his own end, carried it to centre ice then let a slap shot go. What a goal! Then'On apower play, Steven Arbour received a' pas S from Dale Duncan and poked it in from in front of the net. g Hanover scored what proved to has arrived at Rawson &Swartman Ltd. Come In!! t. 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Burger Bar.made it 3-1 on a goal by Mike Lapaine. Don Coughlin ar play from his own end. McGee's fought back and finally got their second goal late in the period as Chris Carter' combined with Jeff King., Both teams failed to score in the final period., ' Don Holst Real Estate whitewashed Goderich Elevator 7-0 Tom Doherty picked up his first hat trick, plus Dave BeclotIr had his first shutout of the season. —El The -first period, Rod Graham . Jacques .Richard scored for on Holst. Richard assisted on Graham's goal. The only goal in the second was by— Tom Doherty as Larry McGee started the playaiving him' a perfect pass in the slot. The third p'eriod, Gerry SHIRTS 6 new colours SPORT JACKETS The ,seersecker look in plaid and Miniature checks.' LEISURE WEAR 6 style and ,colours. Fully Washabfe."for the man 'on the..go. • , ART STYLE HOP FOR; MEN ON THE SQUARE A NL, LTD. 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