The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-11, Page 16KA
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SDA1(. MARCH l I: 197.1
2
m behind
to win semi final
The .Suncoast EstateS
Atoms have played their way
into the OMHA Zone finals by
eliminating' Port Elgin, two
games to one, in the best of
• 'three semi-finals.
The Suns .came back" with
two- victories: ori Port Elgin
ice aftez dropping thefirst
game of the aeries 'here .last
Thursday by a 5-0 score.. The
Suns edged Port Elgin 3-2 oil.
Saturday totie the series and
then scored a convincing- 4-1
victoryon Sunday to: w1 arkt, �.
Port Elgin had yids -their -
quarter final • series with
Kincardine 'by scores of 8-2
and 8-4 and: after their 5-0
opening win over the Suns,
rooked to be on their way t�
the finals. However, coach
Richard Madge' s Suns •had
different ideas .and came up,
with a tremendous' effort to,
take the series:.
I'n the first game of the.
series Port Elgingot a three
goa1 effort' from Bill Jacques
and ohe goal each from'Scott
Arnette and Bob Carr.
The Suns skated with the
Port Elgin squad on ,even.'
terms but were unable •to
°click around the net.
Goaltehder Bob Armstrong,,
in the Port Elgin net, was a
Stumbling block for the Suns
• when they did penetrate the
Port Elgin defence.`' The
' bigger Port Elgin team used
their size to advantage in this
game,
In game number two; the.
Suns ::outhustled •Port;, Elgin,
taking .control early with two
first period goals .by Brad
Armstrong' and David
Gallow: : Mark Crawford.
assisted oir Arrnstr.ong's goal
and Daryl Madge on
Gallow's .
Port Elgin came back with
the. • only goal ' 'Of the second, -
period by Todd Root.
Daryl Madge scored what
-pr-oved-to-betthe:,winning-goal--
when He• •:back handed the
• ptck into the Port Elgin net
following shots by Mark
Crawford and David Gallow,.
whoreceived assists.
Port Elgin scored with 15
seconds left in the game,. Bill
Jacques• • being the
Marksman, from a scramble
in front of Goderich goalie
Jeff ' DenOmrne. Denomme
was a standout both in -.the
second and third games of the
series, giving the Suns the
good goal tending necessary
• to win inplayoffs. '
The Port Elgin team found
they had a tiger by ;the tail in
the `deciding dame of the
series. The Suns again seized
the initiative; scoring two
first period goals to take a
lead, they never gave up•
Daryl_ Madge scored' .. the
opener at the `2:05 rrigpk with
a fine wrist shot just inside
the post after he broke. out
alone.•from ,centre ice:. Team
Captain David, Gallow got his
fust of two goals• On a pass •
from Brad Brad Armstrong..near -
the end''of the period;
' Port Elgin} • got their. 'only
goal from the stick of Doug
Bartiette in the second.
period,
As the game went, on, the
steady checking. of the Suns
and Jeff Denomme's strong.
_p.erforn-anee in the net began
to frustrate the Port Elgin
£:�UNLHIY
squad. - Last Saturday, March 6,•the
The Suns , had complete Surgai•n ,Farmer's' Bonspiel--
control by the third period. was sponsored- by Hodges
John Thompson broke in • Mining , Ltd.; Dungannonq
alone and picked the corner Dick Worgan, was,kept busy,
for the. Suns third goal. He running the 9a.nr, and,11 a,rns
was sent into the clear .by a draws.. '
good pass from Day The• Goderich rtnks�•Were
,
Callow.
. • tops. in the first. draw. Jim
Gallo.w,. w.h,o was out-: • Hawkins. skip, Ca •ie,
standing throaghoul the Bill Robertsonand Bill Brown
game; , `got the Suns last were first;'.Ken Bogie' -s •rink;
counter on a. penalty shot. He second; and Ivan . Rivett's
':had .broken into the .c,lear foursome,:third,'
•
when he .was tackled' ' from= Ill the.second draw-, another
behind by a desperate Port Goderich rink led, that of.
Elgin defender, The Suns' Gerald Walter,. skip; 'Tom
captain' cooly picked - the- Jasper, 'Don. Tremeer, and
corner on the stick` side of Rus. Campbell.
Port . Elgin goalie Bob .. Bob Lyons, reeve of West'
ee Wees lose to Hanover,
IRS BF RXI, f1ARPFR thump .
The Goderich annual St.
--Patrick's Invitational `nixed
'bonspiel is slated for this
weekend March, 13 and 14,.
This event was filled up early
in January and there has
been a waiting list to fill any
vacancies quickly.'
Let's, hope . the . weeper
cooperates'and everyone will
.arrive; as .planned. This•;is
always •a, big event `at. the
Maitland Country Club.
FOR OUT of TWO woRI,D.
RKsuus
Ar'.mstrong to score bn the
penalty shot attempt.
•,• In the league- finals, the
Suns swill . meet Walkerton,
first place• finishers in the
•
regular schedule.
The series. probably a best-
of- three. I.vas scheduled to
begin last night (Wednesday's'
in. Walkerton. : The second
game: will be played. here
Saturday at 5 p.m., with the
third and deciding game, if
necessary, in Walkerton 'pn
Monday.
In the lineup for the Suns in
the semi-final series were
Jeff Denomme,. Terry. Bean,
Daryl Macige, John` Peters,
David ,,Gallow,° Rick 'Young,
Mark Crawford, Paul Day,
John . Thompson, Brad
Armstrong, David Day,Kent
Feagan and Steve Sinclair.
Senior Vikings
fight but lose
by TD
•
The: GDCI, Vikings sehipr
boys' .b•asketball. team .made
its best showing 'in years in
the Huron -Perth. Conference
semi-fi•naj playoffs 'last
Tuesday, forcing Stratford
Central into two periods of
overtime before bowing by a
64-60 acorea.
The game was tied 52-52 at
the end of regulation time,
and 56-56 at the end -of the•first
overtime period. In both
cases it . was Stratford
Central thathad to come back
with las t-secort'd baskets to -tie,
the score. -. •
Greg. Be:acorn was • .the •
scoring star' for the Vikings
with 31 .points. Jeff Baechler
had .15, -Bill Gauley 10; Iain
Lambert five,- and' Jed :
Dejong two points each for
4.t- va. ,.. -• ...
-..• John Tep'ber- ..lean---the--
,Stratford shooters with 20:,••.
poirits.
Coach Phil Bugler of the
Vikings,' was pleased with his
team's showing, 'explaining
that the Vikings • were
.basically a ``Rookie 'team"
that has . improved • as
'they played this year. Mostof
the senior Vikings will be
returning .next, season, : and
i...;with.severai.fine juniors frown. this year's championship
• team coming up, next years'
senior Vikings should be .a
strong contender. for" the'
Huron -Perth championship.
. 4
Waw°anpsh, . skipped • a . rink
from Ripley to second place.
In third spot was Bob
Fotheringham of Seaforth
The climax of the evening,
was the trip in the snow storm
home: That required more
skill than.' the whole day's
curling.
The ice storms postponed• a
few bonspiels in the area last
week, and the txeter; ladies
have postponed their . event
until March 17.
On Wednesday' March. 3,
our ladies made the trip to
Stratford Filly • Bonspie'1,
sponsored by Moore's
Leather Goods, Stratford -and
• Goderich rink, skipped. • by
Faye .Ribey., . with Vicki
Culbert, vice; Kaye—King,
-second,,. , and Nancy
MacKinnon, lead.
•
k, .
look for this
" s ign_.on
Hamilton St.
Forester bowlers
in tigIit playoff race_:.
Upsets were the order of
the clay March 7 in Forester's
League bowling. The leading
teams managed to hold their
positions but -these are now so
precarious . that the whole
'team standings could -reverse.
in one. night.
LEAGUE STANDINGS.
The "Smoothies'; who are
currently in, fifteenth place
lost their match 5-2 with the
''Country Cousins"
"Cousins" captain Bev Orr
maintained her average but
creditfor the win must go to
Arlie and Muriel Lockhart for
beating. ' thei? combine
average by almost 200 pins.
Sylvia Johnston and 'Keith
Kerr of the "Smoothies" both
• improved on their averages.•
As if to ' follow suit, the.
"Full House", gave up five
points against two to
"Chisholm's Fools." For the
"Fools" Bill Black knocked
down 664 pins and with.,
considerable help from Koop
de Groot was too much for the
"Full House;" ,
•
"bo Devils" and "Tri
Hards""- battled to • a split
decision with the "Tri. Hards"
coming up '4-3. All the "Tri
Hards" beam of • Jack and
Leona Thom, Bevan Lindsay,
Mavis Fisher, and Alvin and
Janet Daer held oi' improved
on their averages. The "Go
• Devils" sHerrTfle Fisher led
the way with a 638 triple and
all the little "Tevils", Tom
and Nancy Willis', Aisla
Smoothies • -
F'ult 14 usi .. 27 ... .
Go Devils 26
Tri l' -lards 25
Flyers 23
Spoilers 20
isholrn's, Fools . . 19
18
14
,:. HaPpy Milers .. 10
•Fisher,'and Don and Doreen
McNeil, . held or 'improved
their averages:
The Sp'dilers did•n't gain in
•position but brought down the,
point spread between their
sixth position and first to only •
three points. They took all
seven points from the Gliders
by, beating -their own team
average by almost 350 pins.
Eric Miller led his team with
614 pins while Olive Gilbert:
and June Montgomery turned
in'605-and-5,54-perfarmanc
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All the Gliders maintained
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George Robinson of the -
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Happy .Hurlers each carded a
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Points IWIar,'7 Total
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defeating Lucknow Saturday
night in exhibition.8-0.
On Friday night Hanover
displa/ed a ,fine skating and
passing attack in handing:t.e
Lions -their first lo5S°in round
robin p -layoffs.. Hanot/e'r.
opened ,the scoring at 2:49 ;
the firs:t.period on'a;goal by:
Goderic•h, led 3=0 after the first
Allan Howson assisted:
Graham ;Henderson. In• the
second .. period. " two;• quick `
goals, Jeff Speer' from, Ted
Lannet and Randy Ellig.fro
Jeff Beresford made it 3-0 for
Hanover. Goderich finally got
on the board -Randy.Graha
scoring from Mark Rowe and
Denis Iced but I-lanaver
n came right back , Graham.
Henderson scoring unassisted-
to give them a 4-1 lead. Randy
Grahams second,goal of -the
had an easy'time in defeating
game assisted by Mark Rowe
rounded out the scoring for
filthe night:
• On, Saturday night the Lions
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Lttcknow .. pee-. we'e"s 8-0.
by period on 'goals' by Jim'
Fritzley from. Denis Kerr,
•• Randy Graham from Mark
Rowe and -Darrell Graham,
m and Denis Kerr' unassisted,
. They added three more in
Second :, period, Darrell. -
m`'Graham from Sim Mathers
Iand Randy Graham Mark
Rowe from Joey Morrissey
and DaVe • MacDonald, and •
'Larry Boyce unassisted. In
the third period Mark. Rowe.
from Darrell ,Graham and,
Darrell Graham from brother
Randy completed the scoring.•
Due to the OMHA Midget
playoff gaime with' Shoreline •
Friday nights game here with
Mt. Forest has been cancelled
and- will be .rescheduled at a
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