The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-12-11, Page 29SII
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The Goderich Sailors lost 7-6 to the Port Elgin Bears on Sunday cardine to play the Kinucks. The Sailors then play the Kinucks Sun -
night. The Sailors fought an up hill battle as they fell behind the day night in Goderich. (photo by Todd Mowatt)
Bears early in the game. Wednesday night the Sailors travel to Kin -
Sailor comeback falis one goal
short in 7-6 loss to Port Elgin Bears
The Goderich Sailors began the long
road back to respectability with a strong
effort against the Port Elgin Bears here
Sunday in OHA Junior C hockey. It still
was not good enough to win, but compared
to most of their games lately, the 7-6 loss to
the second place Port Elgin Bears was
almost as good as a win.
The Sailors' losing streak stands at eight
games now but if they can continue to play
as they did in the second and third periods
Sunday night, they should be able to win
soon. Tonight the Sailors play in Kincar-
dine against the Kinucks and Friday they
travel to Wingham to play the Jokers,
formerly the Ironmen, who now have a
new sponsor, Joe Kerr Construction, hence
the new team name.
Sunday at 7 p.m. the Kinucks will be
here for a return match with the Sailors.
For the first period here last Sunday the
Sailors Looked like they were headed for
another blowout. They were down 4-1 at
the end of the period and many of the
Sailors showed little willingness to pay the
price against the Bears, a team known for
finishing their checks.
Abone-crushing check handed out by the
Sailors Ray Vanstone seemed to turn
things around. The check, a legal one, with
no penalty assessed, put the Bears' tough
guy, captain Ken Pederson, out of the
game. From that point on the Sailors
began to play together as a team and gave
some indication that theX might regain
some of the intensity with which they
played earlier in the season.
Each team scored twice in the second
period and the Sailors outscored the Bears
3-1 in the third period but could not get the
equalizer.
Mike Chennette and Mike Duncan had
two goals each for the Bears. Jamie Pegg,
Jim Craddock and Bill Krueger scored
singles.
Brad Armstrong, Dave Gallow, John
Thompson, Mark Burbine, Pete Willems
and Rick Shakes all scored one goal apiece
for the Sailors.
The game marked a vast improvement
over the Sailors 10-2 loss Friday night in
Hanover. The undefeated Barons, who top
the league with 16 wins and two ties in 18
games, scored five unanswered goals in
the third period to turn the game into a
rout.
Dave Hopkins and Rob Beitz had three
goals apiece for the Barons, Rob Wallace
scored twice and Dan Neil and Chris
Ahrens had one goal each.
Todd Jeffrey and Chris Sideris scored
the Sailors goals.
Belles rip Huron Park , lose toMitchell
Goderich Belle Ringette team played a
home game against Huron Park Dec. 1 and
won 13-5.
Vicky Vanderburgh led the scoring with
six goals and one assist. Stacey Rean had
three goals and three assists while Tammy
Talbot had two goals and two assists.
Becky Morris had one goal and two assists
and Angie Qiisholm had one goal and one
assist.
Pam Wilkinson played an excellent
game in net.
On Dec. 7 the Belles travelled to Mitchell
and faced their first defeat. It was a see-
saw game which saw Mitchell open the
scoring at 4:51 and it took Goderich's
Stacey Rean two minutes to counter with a
goal from Pam Wilkinson at 6:56. At 8:41
Ann Samplonius scored from Vanderburgh
but Mitchell racked up one at 8:55. Rean
put another in at 9:04 from Samplonius and
Marianne Glazier but again Mitchell add -
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ed one at 12:12. Shortly after Vanderburgh
scored from Lori Dawson and Rean ending
the first period 4-3.
Mitchell tied the game just 37 seconds in-
to the second period but Vanderburgh
again scored from Rean and Kristen
Egner at 3:43. Mitchell added two quick
goals at 5:15 and 5:37 and again at 8:06 giv-
ing Mitchell a two -goal lead. Angie
Chisholm scored unassisted at 10:05 and
Samplonius scored from Chisholm at
11:15. At 12:20 Mitchell again scored but a
minute later 13:41 Rem scored from
Samplonius and Chisholfti. With only 49
seconds Left in the game Mitchell's leading
scorer Cheryl Hodgert scored the winning
goal. Although the Goderich girls battled
for a goal it was not forthcoming.
Thanks to our "borrowed" Juniors Jen-
nifer Durnin, Karen Armstrong, Julie
Campbell and Lori Dawson and also
"thanks" to goalie Sheila Donnelly who
stopped a large number of shots while her
defense players were in the penalty box.
Tweens hammer Mitchell 15 - 0
The Goderich Tweens scored 12 goals in
the first period and added three in the final
period en rout to a 15-0 victory over
Mitchell in Ontario Ringette Association
action Saturday.
Trish Rumig, Jennifer Hamilton and
Shelley Alcock led the Goderich offence
with four goals apiece. Alcock and
h, milton each scored their four goals in
the Jpening period.
Alesha Glousher, Donna Waterfield and
Tara Haylow scored one goal each for the
Tweens.
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