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1:45 Of the third when Derek Jef-
fetson batted the puck out of the
air fora goal,
Rob Windover missed on a
breakawarthat woidtt have tied
the game and then Clinton came;
down the ice and scored. ...Jeff
Jewitt's drive went m Oft the'
shoulder of Niel Van Oirsellot
who played another great. game.
Mike Dykstra got the assist,
Lambeth finally got things go-
ing when Andrew Phaneuf poked
in his first, of two third period
goals after a goal mouth scram-
ble.
Lambeth had a chance to go
_ahead as the puck rolled on Clin-
ton's goal line but the goalie
covered up.
Lambeth got the winner when
Andrew Phaneuf got fed a nice
pass in the slot by Scott Mac-
Donald and flipped the puck over
the fallen Clinton goalie.
SCORING SUMMARY
FIRM' PgRIOD
No scoring
SECOND PERIOD
Lambeth: Papp assisted by Farr
and Phaneuf -5:21
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Two Lambeth team representatives accept
THIRD PERIOD
Clinton: Jefferson assisted by
Flynn and Colquhoun - 1:45
Clinton: Jewitt assisted by
Dykstra 7:15
Lambeth: Phaneuf assisted by
Liley and Parr- 8:32
Lambeth: Phaneuf assisted by
MacDonald and Papp - 12:28
"C Division semi-finals
linton advances to
finals with 2-1 win
"C" trophy.
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• . Goderich scored three first
period goals on their way to a 4-1
victory over Kingsville to capture ,
• the division "B" consolation
• Saturday afternoon before a stan- •
ding" room only crowd at the
Goderich arena.
Scott Garrow had two goalafor
Goderich with singles going to
Bill Trebish and Bill Whetstone
while Mike' Feyko had the only
Kingsville marker. .
• The game was a chippy affair
particularly in the final period.
Over 40 minutes in penalties were
called including a game misconduct to Kingsville's Chris Picken
for slashing.
After early. Kingsville pressure
forced Goderich to take a penal- -
ty, Garrow and Tiebish combin-
ed for a shorthanded goal with
Trebish putting it past Kingiville
goahe Shawn Bevmgton for .the,
game's first' score.
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Twenty-five seconds later, Gar -
row scored Goderich's second
shorthanded marker when he put
in his own rebound. •
Garrow also closed out the first
period scoring when he Faced in
and beat Bevington after
Goderich defenseman Byron ,
Bowman made a nice play to tip
the puck ahead.
Kingsville put on good pressure
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in the late Minutes but were
unable to put the puck past
Goderich netmniderTom Muslin;
who,played a solid game for the-
hometeaM.
Bill Whetstone put Goderich
ahead 40 at 7:19 of the -second
• period when, from his knees, he
directed the puck past Bevington.
Kingsville had their chances but
Durnin turned aside 'everything
they had to offer. —
Kingsville scored early in the
final period when Feyko's wrist
shot deflected off a Goderich
•defenseman's stick and sailed
over DUIllifeS shoulder. But any
comeback hopes Kingsville may
Clinton advanced to the "C"
division finals with an exciting 2-1
win over Seaforth.
The game was filled with end to
end fast paced action with each
team playing a good, consistent
game of hockey.
Seaforth got their only goal of
the game with less than two
minutes left in the first period.
Brad Benttenmiller caught Clin-
ton on a line change, started out
in his own end, carried the puck
the length of the ice through the
defense and took a wristshot that
went between the goalie's legs.
The second period was just as
exciting as the first as each team
took turns applying pressure.
Seaforth had a great chance ear-
ly in the second period as Jason
Moore was standing all alone out
in front of the net but couldn't
find the handle.
Bill Tremeer, Seaforth's
goalie, had to come up with a
good pad save on a hard slapshot
from the blueline, as Clinton was
applying the pressure.
Then Seaforth started applying
pressure and Clinton's §oalie
Murray . Townsend had - t�4" be
3harp to keep his team in- the .
game.
Clinton got on the scoreboard
when Ricky Pickett stole the
puck at centre, broke in all alone
Aad blasted the puck into the up-,
per right hand corner.
The third period was even more
exciting than the other two as the
action was unbelievable. Clinton
has the first good chance but Bill
Tremeer came up with the best
save of the game when he flung
his glove hand out and came up
with the puck.
Clinton had more good chances
in the first period as they carried
the play but Seaforth started
coming back and had some great
chances of their own halfway
through the last frame.
Clinton got the game winner at
13:13 when Mike Dykstra's boom-
ing slapshot took a big bounce
behind the net and came out to
Norris Flynn. Flynn wrestled
with the puck, found it and drove
it home to give his team a 2-1
lead.
SCORING SUMMARY
FIRST PERIOD
Seaforth: Benttenliniller,
unassisted - 8:15
SECOND PERIOD
Clinton: Pickett, unassisted - 9:40
THIRD PERIOD
Clinton: Flynn assisted by
Dykstra and Jefferson - 13:13
The Clinton captain accepts the "C" championship runner-up trophy.
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