The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-04, Page 9SPORTS
PAG E
Sailorsousted by Blues in five games
The Harriston Blues-
scored
luesscored 22 goals on the
Goderich Sailors last
weekend to win the third and
fourth games of their OHA
Intermediate C playoff
series and eliminate the
Sailors.
The Blues beat the Sailors
here Friday night by a score
of 11-5, and repeated their
performance on Sunday in
Harriston 11-3. The Sailors
won one game in the series.
The Sailorshad a 2-1 lead
at the end of the first period.
After the Blues scored the
first goal of the game at 9:42
on a power play with two
Sailors in the box, Paul Kelly
skated the length of the ice
and slipped a short-handed
goal past Harriston's goalie
Bill Clark.
The Sailors carried the
momentum and at 12:25,
Graham Hamilton connected
for a goal to put Goderich out
in front. Lee Arbor and Scott
Park drew assists an the
play:
But . the local team fell
apart in the second period as
Harriston tallied four goals
by the 3:18 mark, then
scored another at 7:19 to
take a 7-2 lead. Less than a
minute later, the Sailors'
Jerry Rozendal answered
with a goal on a play -set--up--
by Rick Fremlin and
Hamilton.
They made it 7-4 at 10:21. of
that period when Rozendal
hit the net again with Steve
Meriam drng the assist.
The Blues scored again, this
time with Jim Frayne in the
net replacing Denis
Fleischover.
Two more second period
Harriston goals put the
visitors in -front 9-5. The third
period saw. another pair of
tallies for the Blues to win
the game for them 11-5.
On Sunday in Harriston,
the Sailors again came out
strong scoring two goals in
the first period to take a 2-0
lead. The first goal came on
a power play at 11:35 from
Dan Duncan. He was
assisted by Jerry Rozendal
and Rick Fremlin.
The next goal came at
17:32, also on a power play.
This time Fremlin notched
the goal on a play set up by
Rozendal and Lee Arbor.
The Blues came out
skating in the second period
and netted four consecutive
goals, one on a power play,
on Sailor goalie Jim Frayne.
Goderich's Dave Bartliffe
made it 4-3 at 15:01 with the
Sailors' third power play and
final goaL Steve Meriam
drew the assist. '
Two more second period
goals and five third period
goals by -Harriston put the - - . :.•
- -.- ..- .. .._
game and the series out of A Harris ton Blue cover up .on the puck and a Goderich Sailor while Scott Park enters the
reach for the Goderich .pile-up. The Blues beat the Sailors twice on the weekend to eliminate the local team.(Photc
Sailors. by Cath Wooden)
4.
Senior Vikingsrnisschanceat firstplac.e
on a three point i1lay, .their the league with a 6-4 record.
third such play in the last Although he was disap-
three'minutes of the game. pointed with his team's play,
Viking coach Phil Bugler
Phil Aubin led all scorers saw some consolation in the
with 19 points for the Vik- Vikings' third place finish. If
ings. Dennis Aubin had the Vikings knocked off Nor -
eight, Ted Doherty six and thwestern in the semi-finals
Jim Costello and Mike and Centr should defeat
Wedlock had two points Exeter as ugl r p# edicts,
apiece. . the Voting ,_ regain the
Gard Tinho t hoopd e 1'
points for , e �''
Lords who ''finisiie(
BY TD • Stratford Northwestern
The GDCI senior Vikings ' Huskies, who had the same
went into their final game of record as the Vikings,finish-
the Huron -Perth basketball ed second because they had,
schedule Friday in Listowel defeated Goderich in their
needing . a win to finish in regular season meeting.
first plate. Sudden death semi-final
Instead the Vikings came playoffs were held Tuesday,
up short, losing 38-37 to the with the Vikings in Stratford
Lords and as' a result finish- to play Northwestern and the
ed third, with. a record of • Ramblers in Exeter to
eight wins and two losses: tangle with the Panthers.
Exeter South Huron finished die winners of the semifinal
first with a 9-1 record and the games will meet in a best -of -
.three final series with games
Thursday and Friday and
next Tuesday if necessary.
The Vikings loss in
Listowel Friday came in a
game in which they y led by a
six point margin late in the
game. With their lead cut to
two points with less than a
minute left; the Vikings went
into a stall. The Vikings
missed an attempted Jaypp,
Listowel toolfrthe ba khsm
the court and won Ili' ' game
EARLY BIRD
ntage for
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Two; wrestlers
advance
BY TD
Two members of the GDCI
wrestling team have
qualified for the all -Ontario
finals to be held this
weekend at .Conestoga Col-
iegein Kitchener.
Brian Shewfelt and Steve
Berry qualified for the pro-
vincial championships last
weekend at the WOSSA meet
at . Sarnia's Northern Col-
legiate. • Shewfelt was
WOSSA champion of the 57.5
kilo class while Berry finish-
ed .second in the unlimited
class.
The Sarnia meet brought
together wrestlers from 43
schools in Southwestern On-
tario. Goderich wrestling
coach Ray Donnelly expects
his Viking team may finish
in the top 15, perhaps the top
10, when final team stan-
dings are announced:
Shewfelt won all seven of
his matches at the WOSSA
meet in an outstanding
display of wrestling ability.
He had only three points
scored against him in the
seven bouts, an exceptional
record in a tournament of
this level.
Shewfelt won two of his
matches by pins and ` the
others by scores of.22-1, 16-0,
16-1, 6-0 and 14-1. He was ka
very close runner-up in the
voting for the most valuable
wrestler in the entire field of
over 250 competitors.
His" coach felt that
Shewfelt might well have
received the award if some -
of the coaches at the meet
had not voted befoi a the final
bouts were held. • -
Steve Berry won five of his
sevenmatches enroute to his
second place finish. Berry.
showed great determination
and toughness throughout
the tournament and upset
opponents who had defeated
him during the season.
Dave McDonald, a .first
year Viking wrestler finish-
ed-fifthin_a-toughfieldi n.the
75 kilo class,' wuuiing three
of his four matches. Another
Viking, Brent Williamson,
won two of four bouts for an
eighth place finish in his
t class. ».. • - • s
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