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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-12-03, Page 31PAGE 10A-GODERI('H SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1986 Hamilton pots Jennifer Hamilton scored four goals to lead the Goderich Tweens to a convincing 8-0 triumph over visiting St. Marys in Huron -Perth Ringette action Sunday night in Goderich. work, scoring four consecutive goals to in - The Goderich team built a 7-0 first ° crease the Goderich lead and put the game period lead and coasted to the shutout out of reach. The four tallies came just victory—a rarity in the fast -paced game of over five minutes apart as the home team rinoette. .,, , ., four as Goderich Tweens whip St. Trish Rt; as;a•'. opened the scoring for the dominated. s sTara Ha low added the seventh goal of wieners i e ,first Angie Harrisonand just overd the opening frame. Leslie Bierston round- anone minute ater, Hscored P g unassisted marker to double the ed out the scoring in the final period. Goderich lead. Then Hamilton went to In Petite action Saturday in Mitchell, the locals dropped a tough 13-2 decision at the hands of the home team. Mitchell built a 5-1 first period advantage and added eight Marys 8-0 more markers in the final period to win. Lesley Ginn and Terri Duckworth scored for Goderich. Duckworth also added an assist on the marker by Ginn. Next action for the three local ringette squads is this Saturday in Hensall when the Petites, Tweens and Juniors battle Exeter. Rangers volt into second The Parkhouse Rangers won three games recently in the Goderich Recrea- tion Hockey League to vault into second place in the eight -team league standings. Heather Moss (2) of the Goderich Petites Ringette squad battled for the ring the entire game against Mitchell Saturday afternoon, but the locals still lost a 13-2 decision at the hands of the first -place home team. Mitchell led 5-1 after one period. Lesley Ginn and Terri Duckworth scored for Goderich. (photo by Andy Bader) Karen Harrison (18) leads a parade of Petites ringette players for the ring during Huron - Perth action Saturday in Mitchell. Karen, a member of the Goderich squad, were defeated in Saturday's encounter with the tough Mitchell squad 13-2. Lesley Ginn and Terri Duckworth scored for the locals. (photo by Andy Bader) IF -YOU NOT SAVING AT STANDARD TRUST, U'RE LO MONEY._ _ ,,„ 47e,./______„a/40): / L. • COM AND LEAVE THECHA CES -00 Right now, just for opening a Standard Trust PRIME RATE or ONE Account with $100, you'll have a chance to win an expense paid trip to the sunny Caribbean! There's more! A chance at a complete set of luggage, with a winner in every Standard Trust savings branch. 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' °'Entire account must he transferred from another savings institution at one time Limit one cash honus per household Complete contest rules and regulations are available at every Standard Trust savings branch 138 The Square, Goderich, Ontario, Telephone (519) 524-7385 a Goderich Recreation Hockey League Scoring 27 10 9 Il 12 11 9 5 Paul Kelly I O'Briens Peter Bakker IO'Briensi Rob Standen I O'Briens I Brad Armstrong 1 Lakeland( Paul Schaeffer ( Lakeland ) Brian Moody 1 Bedford) Harold Peet i Parkhouse Phil Arthus i Suiiset Bill Peters i Murphy's Larry Gaynor iO'Brienst A 15 19 18 15 10 8 10 11 14 P 42 29 27 26 22 19 19 12 19 19 The Rangers defeated the Bedford Flyers 12-3 as Ian Chisholm scored four goals while Terry Schoemaker recorded the hat trick. Dean Nisbett, Steve Siert- sma, Phil Petrie and Randy Stoddart also scored for the winners. Parkhouse also beat the O'Briens 7 -6 -as Phil Petrie scored a pair for the winners. Rob Standen and Dan Duncan scored two each for the losers. Parkhouse also defeated Murphy's Green Machine on Nov. 13 by an 11-5 score as Ferry Schoemaker recorded the hat trick. Brad Otterbeem, Steve Siertsma and Randy Stoddard each scored twice in the win. Roger Lewis scored two goals for Murphy's. In other action, Phil Arthur scored three goals to lead Sunset Golf to a 5-3 win over Murphy's Green Machine. Also last weekend, the Bedford Flyers nipped Hodges Millers 3-1. The Rockets defeated Sunset 5-3 last week as Brent Daw scored a pair of goals. Tony MacDonald, John Van Loo and Pete Thompson recorded the singles. Also last week, Green Machine defeated Lakeland Industrial (formerly J.H. Jets) 9-5 as Willy Denomme had the hat trick. Dave Graf, Larry Boyce, Bill Peters, Dave Moore, Ted Ingram and Ron Sowerby also scored for the winners. Brad Armstrong, Trevor Erb, Rob Knowles; Andrew Telford and Steve Walters replied for Lakeland. Earlier this month, Lakeland slipped past Sunset 7-5 as Brad Aemstrong and Paul Schaefer each had two goals. Trevor Erb, Dan Boyce and Andrew Telford had the singles. Steve Arbour had two goals for the losers. Jim Farrish, Wayne Rau and Paul Dougherty also scored. In other action, O'Briens and Hodges battled to a 7-7 tie. Dan Duncan scored three times, with Rob Standen adding a pair.' Finally, the Rockets defeated the Green Machine 6-4 as Greg Burns scored twice. Tony MacDonald, Brian Reid, Jeff Gautreau and Jamie Caldwell also scored for the winners. Goderich Recreation Hockey League Standings GP W i, O'Briens Porkers 14 9 Parkhouse Rangers 13 6 7 Bedford Flyers dere Vu Rockets 11 6 Murphy's Green Machine 13 6 Lakeland Industrial 12 4 Hodges Millers 12 3 Sunset Golf ......- 12 3 T PTS 4 1 19 3 1 15 5 2 • 14 4 1 13 7 0 12 7 1 9 •7 2 8 7 2 8 Strathroy rips Bantams 9-3 The Goderich Elevator Bantams met their toughest opposition to date last Satur- day and dropped a 9-3 decision to Strathroy in the Goderich Arena. In the opening frame, Strathroy got un- tracked and opened a 2-0 lead. In the se- cond period, Goderich's Greg Alcock scored at the 7:40 mark but Strathroy came back with two of their own before George Sideris countered for Goderich. Strathroy then added two shorthanded goals before a goal by Chris O'Neill brought the period to a close with the locals behind 6-3. The third period was all Strathroy, who added three more goals. The home team can chalk this game up as a learning ex- perience of how positional play, fast skating and good defence are the key in- gredients in any victory. Ray's Rollers roll to easy seven points Ray's Rollers -7 points, as Lloyd Haskell led the way (299, 187, 254). They defeated Lakeport Advertising, who was led by John Duckworth, who bowled 47 over his average. North End Marina -5 points as Ron Hunking bowled . 85 over . his average. Sunny's-2 points, led by Bruce Carrick, . who bowled 22 points above his average. Selingers Spoilers -5 points, Ross Millar led the way by bowling 60 points above his average. Bruinsma Bombers -2 points, led by Jim Harrison, who bowled 32 points above his average. Lloyd Haskell, high single, 299, and high triple, 740. Monday Night Ladies League On November 24, Marionettes -7 points. Auleen's Angels failed to record a point. Betty Fisher, 202, Kit Smith, 203, Marion Beacom,211 and Marilyn Bannister 280 (678 were hh games. Angels' strong perforrerswere raceMugford (187) and Vicki Dineen (237). ' New -Gals -7 points over Blazers. Sharon Marshall (185), Pauline Jacques (186 ), Nancy Schilbe (234), Eleanor Crawford (281-628), Doreen Leeson (242-638). Blanr( 6),haJean SpainoodPinders(213)1andrleen (196), Lor- raine Jones (225). Barb's Bunnies --5 points over the Wallbangers. Bev Whetstone (204), Sharon Steep (223), Brenda Teichert (236), Shirley Kennedy (241-665) had good games. Wallbangers-2 points, as Ann Smith (305-610) led the way. Oldtimers-7 points as Joyce Atchison (200, 209), Bev Million (209, 228-611), Melba Maillet (246), Kris Miller (205, 256-633), Nancy White (299-682) led the way. The ladies rolled a 1,335 game which includes a dummy score of 125.