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LET'S TAIK11-NT)R HOCKEY -
The T.Win MidgfttAll-Stars
are the only Goderich- team
remaining" it the 1.--):A4:1-1,A,
Playoff.s. Signal ...as
Juveniles lost three straight .
'o Petrolia and the LibP.ee's
were defeated twice ' by
Stoneybrook. • Perhaps the
Juveniles should enter- intd,•'
the industrial leagUe, Which'
would give them more games •
in the season Or th4"MajOr A
• league,with Lcindon-Petrolia.
oath Doug .Cruickshank did,
an excellent p:313,considebing•
he Couldn't dress a fill team
and was very proud of th• e
boys that gave him .100 per-
cent. Goderich Minor -Hock
or is 'it The coaches "who'To
net wish a pla 'Yen to go -tip •
from one division terthe other
The .Juveniles sure could
have used a couple of midget
• players fertMondaY's:game:,
•NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE
In • novice action last
Tuesday. the Legion Sailors
got a third period goal, from
••Stephen Schutz to tie Whalen
Insurance 1-1. David Altnasi
scored earlfzy in the third for
Whalen.
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Last ^Saturday, the Legion'
Flyers tied Mr.. Stereo 1-1 on a •
second period -gbal by Scott
•Garrow. Mr. Stereo had •
taken the lead on' a 'first -
period • marker by Kei,in
Telford. In the second con-
test, Gardiners' Dairy seored
two goals in the first period
- and-went--on-to -defeat -the
Peter Conlon, Steve Young
• and 'Mike Fuller scored for "
• Gardiners while. Rob Middel
replied for the Sailors.
The' Legion Flyers went on
a scoring rampage Monday
night and they downed their.
• Legion .counterparts, the
Sailors 7-2. Scott Garrow and.
Todd Jeffrey -led the attack
• with two goals apiece while
Chad Hayward, Robin Moore
and' Jerry Hakkers• added
singles. Scott. Middel and
Stephen Schutz. repliedsfor the '
Sailors. ••• •,'
Whalen Insurance -and Mr. '
Stereo battled to a 1-1 tie in
the, second • game, Monday
•• night. .••
Whalen took . a second
•period lead on a 'goal by
Frank Schloendorf.' only. to
• have Kevin Telford tie it up
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for Mr. Stereo. ••
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Candielighi Taverf ' - 4-
Glentnark Wines , 2', Brent
Fisher, •C'eatrernan for The
Candlelight Tavern lead the
.attack with all four goals; two
in the first and two more in
the third 'period,. •
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• First period, "rim Riehl set
up Brent Fisher'S first Foal
.and Terry Erb drew an .asaiSt
onhe other goal. : • ' ' •
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G learnark ' fought' 13a,pkin
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the second period t.9. tie
game at 2-1, as Paul Brenner
combined with • Lee Frisl3y,
and Kip Jardine beat Dave
More from close in
unassisted. Brent Fisher
,scored "faq two goals
within 30 seconds to , give
Candlelight Tavern the win,
both unassisted.
Friday's garne Mclntee
Real Estate tOrned the tables
As they blanked Candlelight
.
T 4-0.
No score in the .first period
as,ParitMcCartney and Dave
More came up with some
good saves. Ray Vanstone
opened the scoring for the
only •gcial in the second
period. • Gord Harper drew
the .assist. R id
'picked up two goals in the
third, and. Scott Stoll got the
other Mc.Intee goal. •
Sunday' S game between
Candlelight Tavern and'
Glenmark Homsended in a
1•'-:1 tie. • '
• ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE
Tuesday February ]7th
• 'Glenmark • opened. the
scoring in. the firs,L with 11
seconds remaining as Brent
Fisher beat Doug Dickson on
a solo effort. •
•
N9 scoring in the second..
• Don McCallumcombined
with David Smith to tie the
ar y in the ,;third
period. Stars of the game
were 'both goaltenders, Dave
ore an oug ic son, as
they came through with some
excellent_
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PEE WEE
• . HOUSE LEAGUE
dOuble
on February 16th;- Monday
evening, first game, second
meeting between Sifto Salt
and Toronto Dominion Bank
in the playoffs, SiftoSalt
whitewashed T.D. Bank•2-0.-
First two periods were
storeless,- as, it was a well -
played game' with excellent
checking and good positional
hockey by both tearns.
• At 53 second. rnark of the
third period, Sifto Salt's Alan,
Bakker fed. a pass to Steph'en
Dobie who brOke through to
score, which ended up being
• the Winning goal. An in-.
surance goa•1 . by Randy
Middle"was scored at the half-
, wayyriark, Carmen assisting.
Paul Bellingerlpicked up the
'
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Second game, Denomine
: lOWersb edged Goderich
Restaurant.3-2, as Denomme
•F lowers Juinped int() an early•
3,0.1ead. Itwas ahard-fought
•• copteit as each team wag out'
to get two point to insure.
themselveS• of a playoff
positicin. , •
Only goal in the first was:by_
• John Little who stole the puck
front of the net and'fired it
'home. •• • - •
In the second period, Kent
Tiger( skateddown left wing
with a lot of determination
and 'let a Shot go Whi•Clr was
"blocked; and Celia Alexander
was there • to put in the
rebound. With Mike Murphy
off • for • interference,:
Denomme Flowers made it 1-
.
0 on a power play goal by
Steve Sager, John Little
setting him UP. Goderich
Restaurant picked up two
•unassisted goals by tom
Profit . less than a minute
• apart as he scored both. of
^-111.447.
but itis ...damn frustrating to
hear that no one 'believes
there is a • solution to. the
senior hockey who
get paid for refereeing and
don't Show up and don't take
• their responsibilities" • Very-,
•
s•eriously. •
-• Saturday's game •• •Nb.
• Referees, shoed up -; The
'referee -in -chief,, Kerr,
craWford, was' cf.illd,
still. no referees Came.; Dick
Elagle;•lc;Oach 'of the Goderich
R-estalirant^ "filled in as
referee, for which we say•
thank you, - ' •
Toronto Ponninion Bank
upset Ontario Provincial
Police 3-2 in the late -starting,
first game. - •
OPPopened the scoring as
Danny Redpath beat David
Fisher on a wriStShot. Greg
Marshall and Bradley Doriey
picked uP asaists. Joe Bur -
bine tied the game with a
, sleeper shot which baffled.
Scott ''Wilsoh. Joe' Trebish
assisted. •
•
Late in the second period,
• Del Bedard and Danny
Redpath got. a two-man
breakaWay to give OPP a 2-1
• iead. • Joe Trebish tied the
game after being set-up by.
• Tom Smith- and Scott Ross..
The winning goal was scored
on an excellent •iridividual
effort by Tom Smitli who
stickhandied through • the
OPP team from his own.,
blueline, went in, anti let go a.
fine wrist shot. _
Still no. referees • for the
second gane. • Rick Leddy
and Larry Hough, , each of
Toronto :Dominion Bank
responded and' refereed, the
„them an..a quick Wrist shbt.
Two Outstanding players in
this_garrie Were Tom .Prbfit
and John Little. ••
•-Denomme Flowers earne
• away with two points and first
place tei date in part one of the
round robin series •as they
edged- Sifto Salt 2,1; The
' game. was delayed in starting
as the.refereqs never showed
, Brian Rumig ad Don
Elliott ,* filled ix capably:
Eleven penalties were called
as both teams' were °in a
•
scrappy moodShots were
even at 14 each,
Denomme Flowers were.
first to draw blood as they
kept the puck in Sifto's zone:
Steve Sager. Slipped' a pass
oitonMcGtnnewho
scored at the 9.:47 mark of the
• first period. • Before the
period • ended, , Colin,
• Alexander let a high, hard
' shot go from the point. to
Make it 2-0. •• •
Sate Salt made it 2:4 at the
• 16:01 of the Second Period.'
Tim koesemalen combined
with Tim Lassaline.• .
In the Third Period, neither
• team posed a Serions_seor-ing
threat.
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•Who are interested in helping
'the bOys with minor hockey,
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Goderich Restaurant and
• Sifto Salt played to a 3-3 tie.
-Robert Jeffrey set a house
• league record by scaring
within 8 seconds. from the
first face off.. Both teams
settled down and played. a
close game after that quick
goal by Jeffrey, •
• Alan Bakker gave 'a short
:pass to Tim 'Roosemalin in
front of.the net to tie the game
'early in the second period.
• Robert Jeffrey put his team
ahead • again, with Mike
• Murphy and Lou DeWinter
assisting, Before the period
• ended, Robert Jeffrey ',Made
it 3-1. Mike Murphystarted
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• At the 459 ' mark of the
thirdperiod, Tim Lassaline of
Sifto Salt closed' the gap by
scoring from .Alan Bakker_
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TiThL,assaljne tied the game
at. 8:02 with Mike Paquette
assisting. •
Outstanding players in the
game were Robert Jeffrey
Tim`i •PrOfit fOr Guidch
e-ri'
Restaurant• . Tim
Lassaline and Alan pakker
for S itto Salt. •
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Goderich Elevator defeated
Don Horst Real Estate 5-1 Ma'
game played. last Monday
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g m,e . from • Doug
Cruickshank; • and Collins
finished the scoring fti-r
Goderich Elevator. ••
Don •Hoist Real EstAte
edged, McGee 2-1 in a Friday'
night game No soriiig the
• first period.
Steve Dailey, opened -the
seering et the 10:15 mark of
the second•, as he was set u• p
by John RObertson.
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McGee's- tied the gameto
1,13.sfeoaLtcyet•hecorecl. •
utillairsdop$.7treiciO.,d,.Danny
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• . HOCKEY. NrOTES -
As a public service& would
• be great tO see a -complete
schedule of all events„, in
eluding figure sk'ating, all,
hockey games ad _full' ice
time schedule at the
Memorial Arena•in the paper •
:each week, ..W.hea is 'the „
:Recreation' Board or the •
Arena going to install' an
electric, heaterin the time
-keepers Nix.? '
evening. -. ,• 1,1 .
Gode-jch, Elevator went
Don Coughlan. assisting, and
Jeff Denomy -Irani Geoff
Kahinega.d 2-Q.:in the first priedan
goals by David Roosemalen,
•
' Don Holst'sbnly goal came
in, :the second neriod, as' Wes"
McLean made it 2-1 from
Larry McGee and Ricls
Leddy. John Bird increased
Goderich Elevator's lead to 3-
aehe scored an unassisted,
goal in the last minute of play,
in the period.
David "Roosernalen picked
up his second goal of. the
Country Cousins
open lead
•.The Country Cousins are
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running away with first place
in the Ladies Thursday night
bowling league and now have
a 17 point lead over the
second place Ding a Lings.
„Th -e Ding a Lings with 143
season points are the league
second place favorites With
the Ramblers fighting for
third *with 131 points., • four
more than the Road Runners.
• The Happy -.:Hustlers
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followed by Bottoms Up with
r18, the Farmerettes with 102,
the Spares with 921/2, the•Good
Timers with 851/2 and theTry
• Ladies hitting better than
200 point § in a single gatrie
Thursday night were Donna
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Mary Mjller, 273, Marlene
Black, 264; JanetRumig, 255,
Pat • Chisholm, 243, Teresa
Streeter, 229, Rbse Rising and
Joanne Doherty, 228, •Joan
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•,Evelyn Blake- -214; Bast—.
ShevVfelt and Judy Austin,
213, Bev Whetstone arid Barb
212,
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• Lpu McNeil and Donna
Duncan, 206 and Mary Lou
'Hards with 79 points • •'Clements, 202.
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