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board for the Only goal in the
first period •as both teams
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started but:ery'ealitirrialY;
goal •earrie' when', he
'picked up the rebound after-,
Denomme -flowers Talles149A
• ear eptiets.,:,
Io' the secondPerk*•close.
• • pley....continue4 and jee•.
B*.hilfe,ptitg,1),,:nit ahead.
- • 2-:0 after • tipping in Tom
• .Srnith'S 'drive froin,:• right'
. wing. Joe Trebish Started the
play, making it :3-0 for. T.D.
...Bank as •be rushed intO;the..
e0rner, dug Out .the puck and
passed. Out in front:to Scott
. Ross who Made no Mistake on,
" a nice pictureplaY. • ,
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Third period Denomme
FlOwers'caine fighting back
. in the.oPening Minute to score
their. -first goal. John Little
sc.ored on a wrist shot from
:K...eerigert. The on a power
iitaY goal Denomine Flowers
• . made it 32; David Parsons
.0found the corner With Colin
•Al4xafider •" assisting.
Denomme Flowers pulled the
goalie for an. extra attacker,
• but just could • not - get the
• : equalIzer: .T.D. Bank' now
° take over first'place, as'. this
puts Denomme Flowers in
second place. A first for e4Ch
this year. .
Second garne, thertaraba
brothera opened the scoring
for :Goderich Restaurant,
Chria •scoring. 'and: Stephen
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assisted. Second.. goal...for
• GoderiCh.'Restatirant was a
picture goal by Robert Jet,
fray from , Graham Suchard
• and Louis DeWinter. Second
• . period. Tom Profit, Orr a.
breakaWaytodk a pass up the
center fro M Mike, Murphy
... arid scored With a smooth cb-
• .ordinated effort:M-aking it4E0
• - •• was Robert ieffi.ey who
loarriecitheptick in re1ayedi
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r 'to Tom Profit in the shit in-&
•• - h.e fired it horrid': •
• • Before the Period' 'ended• ,
Robert'Jeffrey picked 'tip his
second goal of thegame. Siffo
• Salt were short four players
for 'the .gamearid in the final
•
period Marty IVIiddel made it' 'hItteli- ,J.R00-SerrIA,Ierl • kt.A_NiliAlVi• •
6-0 from Paul Vi
" Siftoxtook the fn,the Monday's • gai.oe :between •-'".1.11 • 11. ;"oti.k,rn•
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Vriday night,:•Penernine .second When ' Tirri :Di)n
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in the.: game, Goderich
E levator got ,,,the equalizer.
Don Cotighlan conibined with
Doug CralcItslianit and rip
Skirterl,
HQCKEY NOTES
• drew the•assist, • • ak • fjousE, :Dick, you 15.now that Si
rty.
Flovvers catne frorn behind to Roosemalen stole the puck Medea .MotorSs OldOPFI ir` a• . 17
edgeGoderich OPP's 3:2 as . and broke in for an unassisted 3_3 tie, Ecil, team scored a •
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h. P.' '' il ' ' '
SteVe Sager 'scored,all three. goai..,t.D. Bank-tieds. up the goal:in the first period. John
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goalS for Denomme Flowers. game with good weili around' Robertson' openc10 the game
n "h-o-fintiserio-cht*as-e,10.s!?7,.4the---Sji-t9--,-n4t. 3.644---.-Ft:-Os-S-wt111-a-gagt :git-11Et '2 :41--rrra!ric----..--'..?":",--r"--;',;747,
checking by, bqth.teaxis and picked • lip Paul -Kin • as hp., pots,.0. up Larry I
the only goal was by OPP Jeff' rebound to bea.CgOil tender' -.McGee's' pass, but IVIcGee'S Al
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Leitch. Greg ": Marshall; 'Pail': 'Bellinger. Both teams - • Tom Fiacher corn-
jockey players is more than-
Ooderloh.. •
•Ake- to, thank .all the Iner
chantS..e.nd business people
helped promote Minor
Hackey Week and were
generous in, sponsoring a PO.ro:
page'atl. '"
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.a sis ing at t 6 6.56 mark..,.eXchangect.gOals in the third .."„$ned. with Chris Carer for
The Siincoaet Suns 'Aterni,
three • good" '-scrtring QP an excellent individual effoit •the eqtializer. ' - ' '
OPP's:defenee 'stopped two or period Tim Roosehialen. on
along with the Novice; .Pee
Pertunities nparthe end of the . for Sift0 and Allan 1. -lough the' ....• -Dilly g•Qa1 in the middle
Wee: and Bantam All - ',Star
period.. Good goaltending by :•tying : goal for, Toronozi. dflelitnhe%'Zia:s('btlin°0il.BVraiailn". ,I.eanTis: played host te, their
opposite
e ,g ve . numbers"H,frorn
Scott Wilson of the OPP kept Dominion :Bank; Rod' ttOcl- ' SheWf let° i .:D0111101st the Saltfleet Saturdq,y , Th.ef-„day
'Denororne flowers' off the dard assisting. •• • ' . :Agad. McGee:s went ahead in
both
scoreboard for -the secon' .• Second game Goclerieh the third period on twb quick saw lots of exciting -hockey
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goals by BrilCe Doherty,' fiel .and good sportsmanship and
straight period, With only 33 Restaurant began working at
was . attended by a good
seconds leftin the second the first drop of the puck and Mitchelmore set.14i •
turpout of Minor hockey fans.
, period, OPP's Joitif Huff .. it proved to be for. their; a&
mit 2-9 with Danny vantage as ade , ,they took a 4-'0. . goals and Bill Peters drew an The Saltfleet Maier Atom
Redpath picking - up the . lead in the first ' period. All -.assist on -one of the goals. : team and the Suns were very
. „ swere e- product o , St D
. eve°naywas A
' the 0. - . evenly Matched Saltfleet
'assist. :,': ' 'goal th
Third period, in -the first hard,work end good passing tpio4tuniSt for Don Holst as he .
won thefirst game,"2-1,-On the
tWo minutes „ of Play ' Goal ' .Scorers .were Chris mark of the third period; both ' '
the game at. the 6:12
shorthanded goal by Brian
strength of a third period.
Denornree .. Flowerstop ..--Tarabe from Robert Jeffrey, goal
Burns: Each team had scored
marksman Steve Sager then Jeffrey from : Lou , tender's . made '' Some
outltanding• saves in the
i. .. ,. . „ oke in the first period.
ignitedfortwo quick goals to, DeWinter ; Lou DeWinter game.
Paul- Day,' assisted by. Brad
tie the game; RonlVicGinness combined with., Robert ..i.ef- 9 In other game reported this Armstrong-, ' - scored. ,; :for
then set up Robert Jeffrey's was
v.,kieek, played on Jan. Stir, "it Goderich while . SiiYio
assisted On both goati,- In the freY for the third goaCand- :
last minute • of" play tee McGee Motors 3 and Bonitatibus got the Saltfleet
Sager won the. game as _he 'second goal. Second period Goderich Elevator 3.
picked up the hat trick on an saw aggressive play -by both Goderich Eleyator took a 2-1 .al on a pass from" Pat"
Redo,
unassisted' .goal, it was a . teams. Goderich 0.P.P.'s lead in the sfirst peripd.on,two 1n- the second game, the
tough game to lose as: tho. tallied first as' Dean Bowrp 1 goals by Eric Skirten both
Suns came within a fraction
OPP earned a tie, got their only goal . of the
of a second of winning but had
geme. Robert Jeffrey got - fuonramssciGsteeed.$R. ick Ryan tallied , ,_,
.,' In. a dOtibl h d • . •• to • settle for -2'• 3.3 tie, when
. • ;
,Briari Puma' shot at the tit*
-buizer beat Jeff Deriornmet
; g•eferee I3riarriVieriarn
the puck had. entered the net
."• before the • bilzze.r • had
Sounded; dins giving Saltfleet
• the tie. ' ••
• The-tearris eitchanged first
period goals,- David Galinw •
.Scoring for- . Gode-rich, and .1
Burns ;for Saltfleet. .SAltfleet
"'went ahead on Rick
r*ie
.; 04-1.410 s goal in the
second period, .but goals by
David GalloW, his .second of
the game, and . Mark.
Crawford, assisted .by._Daryl ,`
Madge and Gallow, 'jivethe,
Suns the lead, setting, uP
Burns' last seco:nd heroics.
Both games featitred fine
positional hockey and were, a
treat to watch.
At the beginning of the .
game.' the Goderioh: players
•presented `Tort ef GoderiCh-
(cOritinuedon page 9)
• • e ea er third goal of the gaml No. scoring in the second , •, .
Saturday„ Morning -Sato Salt.---imassisted and setup Let; f.;ericid.
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and Toronto Dominion Eank -DeWinter 'who picked up his Third Period -*Gee's tied s -
played to a 3-3 tie • and the second goal plus' two assists the score on a goal by Stewart er
ou
Most improved team in. the for -foBill ur points. Third period . Cfew, Peters. asSisting, :1 ip s
„ division, •. . Goderich no s "earing as both goal :ten- and then took the'lea.d 3.22. as
Restaurant thumped
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Goderich OPP 64. , saves tO -.keep a scoreless the _3:20 -mark.,.Then with plp „Ur
. ders make some ekeellent Bill Peters scoredunaSsisted •
. 90
'In the first game T.D. Bank period. : _ : less t'hari3 minutes reynaining
started right from the face • •'.
•off, carried the puck into
•Sifto's Paul King picked
.up the puck and fired -it home
to malte::it 1-0 atthe 21) second
--e-,S-cott
• assist. • Checking then
• tightened up for the balance
• of the period, but persistence
- paid off : for Sift°. Salt as
they tied the game on Mike
• Paqiiett's shot from: the .
con tinue
•• . • .
. The strUggre to be No. 1 in
the Goderich Industrial
• League has led to a .few
changes. January 7th was the
first • night after the Christ-
mas break and there have
now been twoweeks of action;
The financial team has
maintained,their unbefaten-
Tecord wit.Wins oN?er the
Kinsmen and the 'Teachers•
No. 2 team. I-JOweVer, the
most improved record goes to
the DRMCO Plant team with
two successivewins over the.
Licins• Club and Kinsmen,
• giving up only 1% points in
the process. . • • -
• The Teachers No.2, Vic -
.INSURANCE
George_Turtori_
FIRE. AND...".
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ALL. OTHIER
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'319 HURON •RQAD.'...
GObERICH '5247411
• terra and • Grey, and the
DRMCO.: Office have all
suffered one • toss since -the •
new year.. •
• On the 14th both the DR -
MCO Plant and Teachers' No.
1 team' recorded one sided
vistories over the Kinsmen
and -DRMCO Office teams..
respectively. If they continue&
to curl as well, they Will be in .„
.the top four very shortly. •
Unfortunately, the Lions
Club has had to withdraw •
from the league due to lack of
support. We hope to see them
bach next year with a full
team and ready, to challenge -
one and all.
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GODERICII INIDUSTRIAL
CURLING LEAGUE ."
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WON ILOSt ' 'TORAGAINST ..PCT.
*Financial 6 . 6734 2234 . 1.000.
• Teacher N15. 2 5 2 - • 601/2 46 , .714
. DRMCO.Office • A • -, • 3 • •..461/2 ' • .571
Victoria &Grey •2 331/4, 26 ,500
DRMCO.Plant 3 •• 4 ••51 • ' • 49 .429'
Teacher No. 1 ' • 3 . 4 44% • 581A .4.29
• Kinsmen - :1 5 26%611/2• .166:
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