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Sports•
Hanover rips Steelers
BY DAVE SYKES
The Goderich Lakeport
Steel Bantams were
eliminated from OMHA
playoffs last week losing
the best -of -three series to
Hanover, Saturday.
The Steelers battled
Hanover to a third and
deciding game after a
thrilling 4-2 home ice win
but were easily defeated
in the final game 8-3,
The bantams won their
first round series
defeating Port Elgin in
three games. They lost
the first game of that
• series but rebounded with
two straight 6-0 victories.
Hanover demolished
Goderich in the first
Brad Armstrong of the Goderich Lakeport Steel Bantams wat-
ches as his shot slides into the empty net in a playoff game
against Hanover, Thursday. Goderich won the game 4-2 to tie the
series but lost the third and deciding game of the series, 8-3 in
Hanover, Saturday. The Steelers eliminated Port Elgin in the
first round of the WOAA playoffs. ( photo by Dave Sykes)
Sailors settle for second in standings
BY DAVE SYKES
Friday but lost their last
game of the season 8-3 to
It was close but no Wellesley, Saturday. The
cigar for the Goderich loss allowed Mildmay to
Sailors on the weekend. move into first place in
the divisio
The Sailors dumped the division standings
ahead
Lucknow Lancers 7-3
ofthe-Sa-i-lors
The Sailors ..now move
into the playoffs and their
first round opponents will
be the Wingham Royals
in a best -of -seven set. The
first game will be at the
Goderich Memorial
Community—:Cen-tre,
Friday beginning at 8.30
p.rn.
The Sailors had little
difficulty in disposing of
Lucknow, Friday as they
piled up a 6-1 advantage
after two periods of play
en rout to the 7-3 win.
Dan Duncan scored the
Overtime goal gives peewee B's series
• The first game of the
W.O.A.A. Pee Wee "B"
schedule was played last
'Monday evening with
Goderich Haylow
Electrical defeating
Listowel Cyclones 5-3 in
the first of a best -of three
series.
It was a very exciting,
fast moving game as
Mike Collins and' Peter
Conlon were two goal
scorers for - Haylow
Electrical with Chris
Starkey scoring .a single
goal. Doug Lounsbury,
Dave Armstrong, Ken
Huff and Brian Hanna
added assists. •
Listowel's. Paul
Stewart scored two, with
Terry Dietrich the single
and an assist. Mike
Zimmer and Mark
Hofstee had an assist
each.
The Listowel goalie
Malcolm • Burrowes
showed great speed with .
his glove hand and played
the full game. Rob Dunn
was in goal for the first
and third periods for
Goderich while Dave
McCallum play the
second.
The . second game of
this series was played in
Listowel on. Saturday
with Listowel Cyclones
defeating Goderich
Haylow Electrical 3-2.
Malcolm Burrowes-
played another out-
standing game in goal for
`Listowel as Goderich
hammered him with
shots but getting Only two
by him.
A single by. Terry
Dietrich assisted by Paul
Stewart opened the
scoring for thee -Cyclones
in the first period. Peter
Conlon assisted by Ken
Huff scored the first goal
for Goderich. Near the
end of the first period
Chris Starkey scored
assisted by Brian Hanna
giving Goderich a 2-1
lead. Listowel came back
in the second and . third
periods with one goal in
each scored by Paul
Stewart and assisted on
both by Mark Hofstee. '
It was a well played
game with all team
members doing their
best. Thanks from • the
players to all the parents
who went along on such a
cold day to cheer them
on.
Sunday evening saw
the third and final game •
Trail members go.
tobogganning
The Maitland Trail
event of last Friday was a
challenge to the hardy.
Hour by hour during the
day, weather reports
spoke of record col -d
temperatures of minus
30C. Regardless, 12
Maitland Trail members
were not to be done out of
a novel evening,'s fun.
Bundled up in many
layers of various hues,
the members arrived at
Heinz and Wendy
Hoernig's home on
Benmil'ler Heights.
Assorted long and short'
toboggans ready, they
headed for the hill. The
sky seemed ablaze with
stars, clearer and
brighter than ever.
Novices being given.a few
instructions, they shoved
off into the darkness. A
large snow hump part
way down provided an
exciting jump effect and
by the bottom, all were
relieved that they had
managed to steer or be
steered on the right path.
The upward climb soon
warmed everything but
noses.
Inside members were
warmly received by • a
blazing fire, so welcome!
Hot spiced wine, goodies
and conversation cheered
the top of their small
'Winter triumph.
The next outing will be
on Sunday, February 25
at 1 p.m. It will be a river
ski, Auburn to Wawanosh
Conservation Area,
approximately three
miles. Meet at Auburn
Bridge.
of this series played in
Goderich with the
Goderich Haylow
Electrical pulling off a 2-1
win' in the first overtime
period to take the series.
Listowel opened the
scoring just five minutes
into the first period when
Terry Deitrich scored on
an assist by Paul
Stewart. The Cyclones
were able to hold
Goderich off until the last
two minutes of the third
period when Tim Reihl
assisted by Chris Starkey
was able to get one by the
Listowel goalie.
The overtime period
was a 10 minute stop time
period and about four
minutes into the period
Peter Conlon assisted by
Tim Chisholm scored
what turned out to be the
winning goal for Haylow
Electrical.
This three games series
was well played and any
of you who were at the
games know these young
atheletes played their
hearts out.
The next series is to be
played against Wood-
stock with the first game
in Goderich on Saturday
February 24 at 5:00 p.m.,
.,co.me on out and watch a
great' bunch of young
fellows play a terrific
game of hockey.
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first Goderich goal early
in the first period con-
verting a pass from Paul
Kelly. Ross Forester
scored midway through
the period to tie the score
for Lucknwo.
•Goder-ich----darn tnated
the second period and
goals by Paul Rau, Dan
Colquhoun, Pul Kelly,
Ken • Meriam and Rick
Fremlin powered the
Sailors to a 6-1 lead.
Wayne Rau scored the
seventh Goderich`goal in
the final period while Ian
Montgomery and Dave
Black countered for
Lucknow. ' `'
The roof fell in on the
Sailors in the second
period Saturday as
Wellesley scored six
goals in the middle period
to dump Goderich 8-3.
Wellesley held a 2-0
lead after the first period
of play but their six -goal
outburst in ` the second
period put the game
away. Wellesley had built
up a 6-0 in the second
period before Scott Parks
got the Goderich offence
moving with a power play
goal.
Trailing 8-1 after two
periods the Sailors
managed two third period
goals to make the score
more respectable. Rick
Fremlin scored at 18.14
and Dan Duncan added
the final - Sailors goal
midway through , the
period.
• The Sailors now begin
the playoffs •against
Wingham. The two
divisions.' in the league
will not play against each
other but the division
winners will playagainst
other league winners'.
game of the series
winning 10-1 in Hanover
last Wednesday. But the
Steelers got right back in
the series with a 4-2 win in
Goderich, Thursday to
force the third and
eciding game.
The Steelers held a 1-0
edge after one period of
play in that game and
Hanover tied the score
with' the only goal of the
second period. Goderich
then outscored Hanover
3-1 in the final period.
Goderich goaltender,
Jim MacDonald, played a
major role in the Steelers
win, making several
outstanding saves
especially in the opening
period with his team
playing two men short.
Brad Armstrong scored
the first Goderich goal as
he banged a loose puck
into an empty net on a
scrambly play. Hanover
tied the score ona second
period goal by Steve
Swanson \ but Goderich
controlled play in the
final period and two goals
by Armstrong, to com-
plete his hat trick, and a
single by Darrell Graham
clinched the win.
Hanover took control of
the final game right from
the start piling up a 4-0
first period lead and
coasting to an 8-3 win in
Hanover.
Hanover scored after
just 24 seconds in the
third game and held a 5-0
lead in the second period
before Goderich finally
put one in the net.
Dennis Kerr scored the
second period goal fpr
Goderich while Colin
Alexander and Brad
Armstrong added third
period markers.
Jeff Speer led the
Hanover attack with four
goals, three of them
coming in the second
period.
.The bantams will-. be
participating in a 'tour-
nament in Harriston
during the March break.
Skaters
pass tests
A test day for figure
skaters was held
February 10 in Mildmay. •
In the Senior Bronze
Dances, the Fox Trot was
passed by Lisa,Varga.
Of the Senior Silver
Dances, Tracey
MacEwen passed the
Starlight.
A test day was also held
in' Listowel on February
18.
In the Preliminary
Dances, Buffy Cook
passed the Canasta.
Debbie Horton passed her
Second Figures.
A test day was held on
February 18 in Blyth. In
the Preliminary Dances,
the Canasta was passed
by Louise Baechler and
the Swing by Lisa Fisher.
Of the Junior Bronze
Dances, the Ten Fox and
Fiesta was passed by,
Jennifer Huyck. The
First Figure was passed
by Melaine Jeffrey.
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