The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-11, Page 17Goderich Sailors 'goaltenderRoti Keltestine reaches to
cover up a rebound after making a "save off a Lucknow
forward. Goderich lost the best -of -seven series four games
L�..nc�rs.outhustle.
BY JACK CUMMINGS
Four games in five days
were just too much for the
• Goderich Sailors as they lost
the deciding game here. in
Goderich on. Sunday ; af-
te.rnoon by the score of. 3-1..
The largest'cr.owd of the
season, was in attendance for
the, Sunday afternoon game.
Lucknow fans, were not
disappointed as. they got their
moneY§ worth. -Sailors' Mike
Courtney won the fighj' and:
also the rematch in the
The . DRMCo Office team closer to the'idle Victoria and of the Kinsmen .Club.toget out
penalty box and Jim; Hayter
flattened. Pete Chisholm with'
a flying elbow, but Lucknow
won the game and the series,.
Sunday's game Goderich
Sailors' opened the scoring in
the second period on a two
man break, - Ron Sowerby
flipped. .a pass " to Grant
,Shelton, who skated over the
blueline, back passed to
Kevin Meriam who fired a
quick shat past Bob. Donahue.
Lucknow •Lancers got a break
on the tieing goal. Sailors.
were .applying the pressure•.
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to three after taking a 3-2 lead following Friday nights 4-2
victory at home. They lost the deciding 9arne 31 in
Goderich Sunday. (staff photo). 1.
Sailors.for wins
and .a shot .fired from •tile
point was blocked. The
rebound came all the way out
to centre, Hamilton picked up
the puck, skated in and fired a
low line drive which drippied .•
in over. the goal crease bet-
ween 'Rob Kellestine's pads.
Turdi.ng point ° in the„ -game'
was when Sowerby got a
match” penalty, by an ac-
cidental high stick. This fired
:up Lucknow .and they then
went .ahead with two -more
goals by Allan Rody and Paul -
Frayne.
In the game played last
Wednesday March 3 Lucknow
Lancers tied the -series at two
games each as they defeated
,the Sailors 3-2 in their own
backyard:, Sailors held a 2-1
lead at theend of:the second
on goals -by Ron Miller and
Mike Courtney. Doug
Stevenson tallied for
Lucknow. In the final period ;,
Lucknow tied the game on a
goal by John Embling, Brad
Hamilton 'and Dave
McKinnon starling the play.
The winning goal was scored
in the last minute of-Rlay-wJi'tti.:
•
`Murray. deflected in Dave
uriers to ' tt f.ourth •lacep y.:
r.enc
French Dry Cleaners
opeird up their lead•in league
standings in the Men's:.'
Monday night bowling league
in their last contest when they
• grabbed five poin s '. to run
their s.eason' total ' to 101
points,_ four better than the
-second place 'Rookies: Bob
1Vlii1 hit a 747 triple to lead
the cleaners: . and .Don
Mc W-hinney.'s team high.
single .of 28:: chipped inI the
• required pins Che' 'Rookies .
•.putparreil•Abbptt'S 740 triple
and ;fohn Ernpson's 294 single
to; -work for a ,five point
'evening and ,sole possession
of second sp7ot,with.97 points.
GODCH SIGMA I STAR, THLTR"ISDiiY, MA-RCii
The Tail- Ends rallied, five 'pellet* Itki to be1p .Qf
behind a• Doug Zoethout 313 Dennis ]f eB#un's% 264 •single
singe and 711 three game . and 679 triple;
eff ott to,grab' third sp6t in the - Lee Ryan hit a 326 single
standings with 96 points, five and stretched it to a 7.67 triple
out of first, Keith ,Good hit a to help the Hopefuls scxapeup
295 single and Tom Flynn a two pointsand stay. in seventh
752 triple to lead the Signal spot tied with Goderich
Stars to three points for .a Manufacturing:.' • The
fourth place :92. point total., Manufacturers piekedupfive:
Le-n's Wreckers managed • points for season:totaj of 83;
onl'y- two points: on the night points when -Charles Williams
despite '• Jerry Rivett's 284 hit a 278 single and Bryan
single 'and 729 triple and are Lovett chipped in a 665 triple
Eatnow fifth with 91' points. Roy's BoyS slurnped to<eigbth#�r��q�+�+a�
down place, in. the standings on a trippied�
i 1 ce i i five i standings
remai %> ale oeaTar 'with 2f'
WAWA aft° at Groi!e. t a
26 siltgla; aall a 441 tilple tQ.
hell) the graters -tet a tY,01)olat
eveni,p..
Augie's Dogiel hold
sixth place with 86 po.:nts_., two point night despite Nibby
better than .,their previous Baker's 285 single and Gerry,
total,; The Dogiek rolled up Pitre's 689; triple. A&P
kept their hopes of a'berth in
the "A" . playoffs alive
Wednesday night whenthey.
drubbed the Teacher One
team 13-7 in. Industrial
Curling .League action. The
Lwin moves the Office squad
GO.DERICH INDUSTR
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Financial 11
Teacher No. 2 • 8
DRMCo 7
Victoria & Grey ... .'4
DRMCo Office 5
`Teacher No. 1 4
Kinsmen 3
Grey team who with a bye
last week had no chance to
improve their fourth place
standings.
The: third
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5 • 94.. .
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8 .• 89 •
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place DRMCo
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80 • .66r.
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1091/2. .385
of last ` place and the "B"
playoffs when they edged the
service club .6-5. The. Kinsmen.
loss moves them. -into the
bottom half -of -the • finals with.
the Teacher One team. ''•
- he Financial , Team' held
on to their perfect record
squeaking by the, Teacher
Two squad 7-4 in the seventh
end. Both. -teams were tied at
the end of six but the
Financial curlers hit for three
unanswered points, for ' the
win. -
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96 .333The onlspot'in the league
.273 standings only
for grabs with
two'weelts left in the season. is
fourth and fifth spot. DRMCo•
Office and Victoria and Grey
are fighting for the final "A"
playoff berth while farther up
DRMCo Plant and the
Teacher Two team --.are
struggling for second, place.,
The second place team can
get to the final round in the
championship without
playing • the :undefeated
Financial Teani. -
Midgetcagers win
The. GDCI midget Vikings
boys' •basketball team won
the.. consolation title in the
• Huron -Perth midget.
basketball tournament in
Stratford last Friday.
The.. midget' • Vikings
defeated Listowel , 60-52,in
the consolation championship
ganie. The Vikings qualified -
for the 'consolation final by
beating Central. Huron of
-Clinton, 57-34, in semi-final
:action. • R
The Vikings were relegated
to the consolation round by
losing their first game, 32-31,
to Seaforth.
'Coach Lynn Meyers felt his
Vikings did not play, up, to
their potential •eithr : of-
fensively or defensively in the,
`game with Seaforth. Seaforth
scored ` with eight seconds
remaining in thegame to win
by one point. The Vikings had
finished 'third in the regular
-schedule while Seaforth was
sixth. -
Listowel, who finished first.
In the schedule, were another
victim of an upset. They were
-defeated by eighth place
Exeter in first round aCtion
Against Listowel in the
consolation final, Dennis•
Donnelly with 17 points and
Randy Little with 12, were th
le: -ling Viking scorers.
" Stand: out. defensive efforts
by Mark Alexander, Andy
Moore and "Eric Mitchell
helped the Viking cause.
Stratford Central won the
tournament by defeating
Exeter in the championship
final.
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Friday's game was one of
the 'better games played by
the Sailors
score of 4-2. Sailors' goals
:were: by Ron Sowerby, Wayne
:Doak, Mike Courtney, and
Sohn De Coiling.: Lancers -
goals were. by. John•Embling
and Harvey. Livingston.
Saturdays match in Lucknow
the Lancers tied the. series 3-3
as they went ahead 2-1 in the
first period and scored three
-more goals in the final period.
Lancers .Dave McKinnon lead
• the attack with two goals and
: singles went. to Harvey,
Livingston, Gram Hamilton,
:and Jim Murry, Goderich
Sailors'- Wayne Doak scored
in the first period, no scoring
inthe second, Kevin Meriam
and Jim. Hayter beat Bob,.
Donahue in the third period
as the final score Was
Lucknow 5 .- Goderich 3.
• Sailors would like to thank
everyone for their support
during the _playoffs'. as the
attendance during the
playoffs was close to a sellout
for every game.
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