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PAGE 8-^-QODERICh3 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1975
Goderich Sailors look, g��
The 1975 edition of the probably be more confusion
Goderich Sailors looks good than merit."
both on paper* and on the ice The Sailors open their
according to this year's head exhibition series in Clinton
coachDoug Cruickshank, The tonight ant play again at
new coach is ready to label home to Port Elgin on
his team championship October 29.
material in this year's Coach Cruickshank is going
"Intermediate "C" hockey into the season openers with
league. four defencemen, with one
The new coach took over extra he will use 'on a forward
the reins of the club after a position, and three centres.
three year absence • from He hopes to develop five
Intermediate coaching.' He separatefllines but has tolhave
was the general of the closer look at some of his
Goderich club for two years new pla'yers. His goaltending
and took them to the Ontario. jobs are going to be handled
semi finals in his inaugural between Rob Kellestine, • a
G year. After spending two veteran Sailor, and Terry
weeks with the Sailors this Taylor, who last year played
year, Cruickshank is very for the Lucknow Inter-.,
pleased with the way his mediates.
players showed up for camp. Four defencemen will'
s "Two thirds of these guys handle the blue line for tie
came out for tryouts in mid- Sailors with a' fifth defen-
season ' shape," said, the cemen dressed and used on a
coach. forward line.
Conditioning makes Coach Three veterans, Jim
Cruickshank happy. His Hayter, Wayne Rau and John
recipe for the championship Fenwick . are back this year
is a well balanced team in top on defence and Ron Sowerby
condition playing, solid and will join their ranks from the
basic hockey with a strong juveniles. Dirk Wolterbeek
team showing. will serve as' the fifth
"Conditioning is a must," defenceman, staggering his
stressed coach Cruickshank.9 shifts when needed and
"These guys are a good playing .on a forward line as a
digging bunch and if we stick regular:
to good basic hockey and play, John deCollings is a
like a team we can' beat newcomer to Intermediate
anybody in this league." hockey and will start the
The first half of the 1975 season between veteran right
season will ,be without the
fancy - frills and one man
shows if the new coach has his
way. He is working his
players . on playing their
positions through habit. the
puck and play moving is hip
idea of a winning system of
• hockey.
"When a defenceman is left
alone 'n his own end lugging,
the puck up.the ice looking for
an open man both the fans
and the coach have heart
attacks," said Coach
Cruickshank. "I'm trying to
get these guys to headman
the puck., keep it moving, get
it out of our end fast."
Midway through the season
is the time 'to ` begin to work -
some new theories on the ice;
according ,to the new coach.
He wants to give his team lots
of ,..game' condition work
playing strong . positional
hockey to giye the lines ample
opportunity to get used to
playing alongside one
another. He feels that after
half a season together the
players will know one
another's style enough that
they will be able to .start a
rotation system.
"I thought about working
one of Freddie Shero's ideas
into our game but I'd rather
wait and give the guys a
chance to get used toone
another," said Cruickshank.
"If I get .fancy and start
sending defencemen in to the
tP corners ,and get the wingers
backchecking there " will
winger Mike' Courtney and
Cam McDonald, also back for
another season.
Veteran centre Tom
Crawford will be back this
year to play between his old
teammates Wayne Doak and
Ron Miller, Phil Petrie came
to the Sailors this year from
,the Clinton Juniors and will
centre two of last year's
wingers, Ken Meriam on the
right and Jim F,arrish on the
left side.
During the pre -season
contests 'Coach Cruickshank
'will be taking a close look at
Ke -vin• -Meriam, up .this year
from the Goderich juveniles,
Wayne Draper who jumped
from the Industrial League
along witti Ron Whetstone
and Graham Doyle, who last
year played coll'tege.hoekey,'
About 26 plovers have been
out regularly for spots on the
1975' Sailor team and the new
coach is hopeful he can sign
just about all of them. He
feels he may make some cuts
but is confident that with over
20 players he should be able to
dress two goalies, three and a
third lines and two platoons of
defencemen for every game.
"All of.these guys came out
to play hockey; they really
have a good attitude 'this year
and say they want to go all the
way," said Coach
Cruickshank;
COUNT Y, LUB
By BERYL HARPER
The Maitland Country Club
has. announced the schedule
of fees for 1975-76 season, men
$110, women $95;, couples
$170. There is a discount if'the
fees are paid before
November 30 resulting in men
$100 ;, women $85; and couples
$155,
The display advertisement
should be in this .week for
certain. Try to find it for
more details.
The high school curlers will
find that their fees are about
38. The student council plans
to supply sufficient brooms
for the student eurlers who
. will be on the ice every
Wednesday, 4-6 p.m., and the
occasional Saturday.
There will be an an-
nouncement "' at " school
regarding a preliminary
meeting ,to organize the
curlers.
' Doug Bundy will be running
the student schedule, again,
this year. For the first week
of November, he has planned
some interesting films, as
well as practice sessions. He -
could use a few volunteer
instructors to assist theofirst
Wednesday in November,
November 5, 4-6 p.m.
Tickets are avialble now for
the ladies' jitney November 6
at 5:30 p.m. This will be a fun
night, 'and a chance to meet
the new members, and to sign
up for the regular Tuesday
and Thursday draws which
commence, November -ll and
November 13.
Mae Schaefer says that
there are 'a few tickets still
available for the Bavarian
Night •at the Golf Club,
Friday, October 24, This is
the last call!
Rookies
bawl up in
standings
The Rookies picked up
seven points Monday night•
and jumped two notches' in
leagues standings for second
place just three points back of
first place DRMCo in the
Men's Monday night league.'
The Rookies -have 28 season
points for a two way tie for
second with the Signal Stars.
The Tail Ends have 24 season
points for a third place spot
followed by Roy's Boys with
22, Len's Wreckers with 21,
Goderich Manufacturing with
20, Augie's Dogies with 19, the
Hopefuls with 13 and A & P in
last spot with four season
points.
Jim McWhinney helped the
Rookies pick up points with
his high single for the night, a
352 game. Doug Fisher of
Len's Wreckers trailed
McWhinne`with a 328 ingle
and Kevin Rumig of DRMCo
bowled a 305 single.
High triple for• the night
went to Jim McWhinney with
an897 again trailed by Doug
Fisher who came out with an
825 triple just ahead of Heinz ,
Satori of the Rookies who had
a 798 triple.
Joe Schlesinger of "-th'e
Rookies has the season high
single with a 365 followed by
Jim. McWhinney with 352 and
Don McWhinney of DRMCo
with 332. Jim McWhinney has
the .best triple of the season
with his 897 followed by Don
McWhinney's 848 and Doul
Fisher's 825.
The best averages for the
season belong to ° •D1on
McWhinney with 249, Jim
McWhinney with 239 and a
split for third best between
Kevin Rumig of DRMC0 and
Tom Flynn of the' Signal
Stars, both with 224.
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Coach Doug Cruickshank gives some pointers to,one of his goalies for the 1975 season, Rob
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