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Electrics hosted the
Cyclones for their
pener. The game was
yed by both teams
goalies made some
nal saves. The game
adlocked at a - tie.
nday, November 6,
am Electrics hosted
The game was off to
tart with Hanover's
Steinoff scoring
by Stephan
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second period the
s got on the
and when Scott
scored assisted by
ambers and Tommy
anover came right
h Scott Spear scoring
by Ron Calbury.
third period Mike
ored unassisted for
Goderich then
me back and Jamie Hassall
red from Scott Garrow.
score was 3-.4. Mike Jank
scored his second goal
Hanover unassisted
again. Scott Garrow rounded
off the scoring from Brian
Chambers for Goderich. The
final score ended at 4-3 for
Hanover.
Next game will
be played in Listowel on
Sunday, November 13 at 5:30
p.m. The players for Graham
Electric are: Shawn Larder
(captain), Scott Garrow and
Brian Chambers (alter-
nates), Richard Boddy, Todd
Nurse, Rod Nurse, Norm
MacLennan, Gary Erb, Steve
Johnston, Darren Stanbury,
Jamie Hassall, Dave Duncan,
David Brown, Tommy Bean:
goalies, Jay Williamson and
Robbie Middel..The' coach is
Bill Garrow and managed by
Dan Duncan.
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3-3 tie
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The Suns travelled to
Hanover last Wednesday for
their first game of the
schedule and managed a 3-3
tie. The Suns had some
trouble getting organized in
the early part of the game but
got it together in the4 third
period.
The brown line with Todd
Graham, centre and Loun-
sbury and Gibbons on the -
wings connected for two
goals. Later the white line
with David Jewell, Trevor
Erb and Ken Huff tied it up.
Saturdhy Hanover came to
Goderich to see the Suns play
the kind of hockey' they like
best as the Suns outshot and
out checked Hanover for the
entire game to win 7-2.
Garrow centered Gibbons
and Loµnsbury on the brown
line which scored three goals.
Graham, Telford and
Brennan on the orange line
netted two. The line of Jewell,
Erb and Huff picked up two
more to finish the rally.
Shawn Rahbek, Todd Jeffrey,
Trevor Martin and Scott
Stokes (the blue line
Bruisuisers) played a solid
game on defence and moved
the puck out of their own end
well to help Kevin Feagan
protect his 7-2 victory. The
Suns play Walkerton here
Saturday at 5 p.m.
The champions of the Dunlop Division and the Grand Champions of the
Goderich Industrial Softball League this year was the McGee Pontiacs
team Team members received their trophies at the annual Awards and
Banquet Night held Saturday,'November 5 Team members are. back row.
left to right, Ken Meriam, Doug Spitzig, Rick Sowerby, Ken Vanderburgh,
Inners receiving trophies at the Goderich
Softball League Awards and Banquet Night held
ay, November 5 included: back row, left to right,
ean, Most Improved Player, trophy donated by
Mary Wolterbeek; John Hoy, Most Outstanding
a Pruder Memorial trophy; Dennis Williamson,
sman, trophy donated by French Dry Cleaners;
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and Ken Daer, Most Valuable Player in the Playoffs In' the
front row, left to right, are Terry` Powell, Rookie of the
Year. the Danny Baaker Memorial trophy. Simon Langlois,
Most Valuable Player, the Reg Jewell trophy and Best
Batting Average, the Bill Kirkey trophy; and Carman
Fielder, Best Catcher, the Tom McPhee Memorial trophy
(staff photo)
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COAT drops Merchants
The Goderich Merchants
dropped their first two games
of their Central Huron
Hockey League season to
Centralia College of
Agriculture (CCAT) 7 - 5 at
home in Clinton Thursday
night and 9 - 5 Sunday in
Huron Park.
The Merchants scored first
in their home ,opener Thur-
sday night when Pat Mathan
scored a power play goal
finishing off a three way play
at the 8:00 mark getting help
from Frank Hagen and Paul
Corriveau. CCAT evened the
score just over two minutes
later when they scored a
power play goal with Paul
Corriyeau sitting out an
wing call. Walter Lantz
got the equalizer. A second
power. play goal gave Cen-
tralia a L - 1 edge after the
first period. Barry Bloch
went off for elbowing late in
the first and Dave Golley
gave the college a one goal
edge.
Goderich slammed two
quick goals in during the first
five minutes of the second
period to regain the lead 3 - L.
Just over three minutes after
the period started Doug
Smith'tied'the game with help
from Dave Graf. Four
minutes later Smith set up
Graf and he gave the • Mer-
chants the lead.
Centralia` shocked the
Merchants with three goals in
a row to regain the lead. Tim
Brown tied the score halfway
through the period and Jim
McGee scored twice in two
minutes to give CCAT a two
goal edge.
Charlie Robertson cut the
lead in half with four minutes
to go in the second scoring on
a play set up by Phil Petrie.
Centralia got that back 30
seconds later on a goal by Sid
Dykstra. Both teams scored
in the third, Brian Gilpen
getting the Centralia goal and
Graf the Merchant score.
In Huron Park Sunday the
Merchants gave up four
power play goals and were
dumped 9 - 5 by the college.
Centralia scored once in the when Milt Place made the
first and four times in each of power play click with help
from Ron Whetstone.
the remaining two periods.
Brian Gilpen gave CCAT a
one goal edge less than two
minutes into the game but
Frank Hagen evened the
score late in the period on an
unassisted goal.
Les Hammel began to take
the Merchant defense apart
in the second scoring two of
four goals he grabbed on the
night. Hammel scored his
first unassisted and then put
the college up two at 13:10
with help from Jim McCut-
chen. Seven seconds' later
Dave Graf cut the lead in half
with assists going to Hagen
and Paul Corriveau.
Jim McGee put Centralia
back on top with two 1.
seconds after Graf's goal and
with five minutes remaining
Randy Jakobi grabbed a
Centralia power play goal to
make it 5 - The Merchants
answered last in the second
Hammel got his third just
over three minutes into the
final period with Phil 'Petrie
off for slashing. Roy Walker
made it 7 - 3 with 14 minutes
remaining in the game but
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and die. Ron Corriveau
. grabbed a power play goal
with just over eight minutes
remaining with help from
Place then scored two
minutes later with an assist
from Doug Smith.
Charlie Robertson was off
for high sticking with five
minutes left and McGee made.
it 8 - 5 and Hammel grabbed
his fourth, a solo effort, to
round out the scoring at 9 - 5'
Centralia.
The Merchants host Zurich
at the Clinton arena Thursday
night at 8:30 then travel to
Zurich Sunday for an af-
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