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Generais take all
hockey c amnions
The Generals have taken the minor ball
hockey championship, defeating the
Capitals in the fourth game 10-2 to take the
best of five series.
Monday's game was all Generals, with
the exception of a few well executed plays
on the part of the Capitals.
The Generals struck early in the first
period, allowing only 41 seconds to elapse
before Jeff Strickland, who had three goals
for the night, netted his first shot. The
Capitals managed to hold them of for the
remainder of that half of the period, but
then Mark Cauchi, Kevin Talbot and Chris
Sideris added one each while Strickland
got two more goals to end the period with a
6-0 lead.
The opening minutes of the second
period saw a changed Capitals team as
they took the face-off directly to their
opponents end. controlling the nlay. This
effort resulted in Grant Langbis scoring
one for the Capitals.
It wasn't long before the Generals were
back on track scoring goals. Cauchi netted
his second of the night, followed by Sideris
and Kevin Talbot. Before the game was
over, the Capitals scored an unassisted
goal followed by Sideris's third goal of the
game.
Following the game, trophies were
presented to each of the teams and to the
most valuable player of the playoffs. The
Capitals received the runner up trophy,
presented by Jim Hayter on behalf of the
Kinsmen. The Generals received the
championship trophy, which was
presented by Jack Hoffineyer.
The most valuable player in the playoffs
went to Shawn Larder, of the Capitals, and
was presented by Frank Portes, Manager
of the Met.
The Capitals' goaltender gloves the ball during the final game of minor ball hockey at the
Goderich Arena last Monday. The championship was won by the Generals, who tookthe best
of five series four games to one. (photo by Anne Narejko)
Most valuable player in the Goderich Minor Ball Hockey League playoffs was Shawn
Larder, the captain of the Capitals. Even though his team lost in the finals to the Generals,
they put up a good fight winning one of the four games. (photo by Anne Narejko)
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erich rir places in HuUy Gully final standin
The finals of the Bully Gul-
ly house league raeing series
were held Saturday,
September 17, and after a
successful day of racing,
awards for combined points
were presented to racers.
Combined Points Standings:
80 A Class: Bill Rainford,
London - 153 points; Kevin
Reeve, London - 133 points;
Pat Poulin, London - 110
points.
80 B Class: Paul Binghaiaa,
Sarnia - 115 points; Chris
Berendregt, Pt. Stanley - 98
points; Chris Humphrey,
London - 75 points.
80 C Class: Rob Bulyovsky,
- 1 :,l points; David
Milewski, Toronto - 114
points; Marck McGlashan,
Hanover -15 points.
Novice A Class: Greg Par-
sons, Exeter - 159 points;
Jeff Bruinsma, Goderich -
141 points; Mark McCar-
they, Shelburne - 45 points.
Novice B Class: Kelly Peev,
Sarnia - 151 points; Kevin
Lupton, Watford -136 points;
Brian Faris, Watford - 110
points.
Novice C Class: Steve
Kostuk, London - 135 points;
Dave Fry, London - 113
points; John Curry, London -
60 points.
Junior A Class: Hugo
Maaskant, Clinton - 114
points; Ron Tessier, Sud -
dully Gully house league results
The final race of the Hully
Gully House League series
was held Saturday,
September 17 under what
began as threatening skies.
The rain that fell earlier
soaked the track to a near -
perfect level. What ensued
throughout the day was very
fast racing on a track that
had the precise combination
of traction and moisture.
Since it remained cloudy and
cool all day, the track didn't
dry out appreciably, but re-
mained extremely fast for
all classes run.
Those results were
tabulated with the entire
seasons, and after the days'
races, riders were treated
to a little party thrown by
organizers. After the presen-
tations of awards for the
days' racing, participants
were also awarded trophies
for their standings after the
season ended.
Results from September 17 :
Pee -Wee A Class: Bill Rain-
ford, London; Jim Dickins,
Hensall: Scott Lindsay, St.
Marys.
Pee -Wee B Class: Chris
Berendregt, Port Stanley;
Chris Humphrey, London;
Doug Fraser, London.
Pee -Wee C Class: Dave
Milewski. Toronto.
Novice A Class: Chris Lee,
Walton; Kevin McLaughlin,
Courtwright; Doug Weed,
Mooretown.
Novice B Class: Kelly Peev,
Sarnia; Bill Kostuk, London;
Brian Faris, Watford.
Novice C Class: John Curry,
London; Steve Kostuk, Lon-
don; Dave Fry f ,cndon
Enduro A Class: John
Spears, Woodstock.
Enduro B Class: Steve Hut-
chins, Goderich; Dave
Ferguson, Exeter; Gary
Lovie, Exeter.
Enduro C Class: Mike
Lewis, Sarnia; Bryan Dison,
Dungannon; Steven
Caulfield, Stratford.
Mini -Digger Class: Scott
Zimmer, Stratford.
Junior B Class: Kirk Schell,
London; Brian Blackburn,
Exeter.
Bauer wins Circle City C.B. Club car poker rally
The Circle City C.B. Club
held a car poker rally last
Sunday, starting at the Zehrs
parking lot and covering 48.6
miles over the country side.
The course was to take one
hour, 23 minutes and 25
seconds. If the car, which
was to carry a driver and
navigator, finished a head of
time, they had points
deducted because the cars
were to follow preset speed
limits.
The winner was Don Bauer
who came back with 80 of his
original 100 points.
At each check point the
drivers were given an en-
velop with two cards in it. At
the end the cards were put
together and the best poker
hand won half of the kitty.
John Miller, organizer of
the road rally, stated that the
Local chiropractor raises money
Scott and Connie
Macaulay of Goderich com-
peted in a 10 km road race in
Toronto on the weekend.
The run was sponsored by
the Canadian Memorial
Chiropractic College. Over
700 runners took part in the
event with both Scott and
Connie placing well in their
respective age categories.
Scott received over $1200
in pledges from his patients.
The proceeds from the Run
For Chiropractic Education
will be used to purchase
specialized equipment for
the public clinics, Library
and Research Division at
C.M.C.C.
As Canada's only
Chiropractic College,
C.M.C.C. relies on the
generous and dedicated sup-
port of Canadian Chiroprac-
tors for its funding. The col-
lege receives no federal or
provincial government
assistance.
rally was nnPn t,. all peonlr
in the town, not just the C.B.
Club members.
According to organizer
John Miller, the turn out was
as good as they has ex-
pected, but those who did
take part in the rally, had a
good time.
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bury - 30 points; Scott
Wilson, London -15 points.
Junior B Class: Brian Keys,
Hamilton -122 points; Brian
Blackburn. Exeter - 108
points; Norm Williams, Wal! -
ford - :i.:I points.
Junior C Class: Fred Wallis,
London - 105 points; Ron
Bardoel, Putnam - 79 points;
Rob McGlashan, Hanover -
24 points.
Enduro A Class: John
Spears, Woodstock - 144
points; Kirk Schell, London -
42 pointe• Peter Knoop - 39
points.
Enduro B Class: Gary Lovie,
5
Exeter - 55 points; Dave
Ferguson, Exeter - 30 points;
Steve Hutchins, Goderich -
25 points.
Enduro C Class: Mike
Lewis, Sarnia - 114 points;
Stephen Caulfield, Stratford
- 44 points; Shawn Holliday -
30 points.
Old Tuners: Peter Schell,
London - 60 points; Archille
Persichelli, Sarnia - 15
points; Herman Bardoel,
Putnam -15 points.
Mini Digger Class: Scott
Zimmer, Stratford - 147
points; Chris Lucas - 15
points.
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