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Merchants whip FettlePoint 8-3for series -lead
BY DAVE SYKES
The Goderich Mer-
chants opened their -
SHHL Intermediate C
playoffs with a con-
vincing 8-3 win over
Kettle Point in Goderich,
Point in Goderich,
Monday.
The win gives the
Merchants a one -game
lead in the best -of -seven
series with the second
game scheduled for
Thedford, Saturday. The
Ron Corriveau of the Goderich Merchants swooi`p�
in for a rebound Ina playoff game .against Kettle
Point, Monday. Goderich won the first game of the
best -of -seven series, 8-3, with the second game to be
played in Thedford. The third game of the series
will be played in Goderich, Monday. (photo by Dave
Sailors take two -game lead
BY DAVE SYKES
The Goderich Sailors
quickly assumed com-
mand of. their opening
round series in Inter-
mediate C playoff action,,
winning two games last
week. -
The Sailors opened the
best -of -seven series with
a 9-1 victory over
Wingham in Goderich
Friday and then took a
two -game lead with. a 4-2.
win in Wingham, Sunday.
The victories moves the
Sailors into a two -game
lead in the best -of -seven
set with the third game
scheduled for the
Goderich Memorial
Community Centre,
Friday at 8.30 p.m.
The Sailors jumped on
a shorthanded Wingham
squad in the first game
scoring four goals in the
first period, two in the
second and added three in
the final period.
Dan Duncan and
Murray Henderson led
the Sailors nine -goal
offence with two goals
apiece. Henderson scored
his first goal in the first
period and scored the
ninth Goderich goal late
in the final period.
Duncan scored' one goal
in both the second and
third period.
Graham.-
,Hamilton,
Paul Kelly, Ron Sowerby,
Ken Meriam and Grant
Shelton scored one goal
apiece for the Sailors.
Wingham's Tom Irwin
ruined Yuergen
Hellnian's shutout bid as
he scored the, Royal's
lone goal in the first
minute of the ` second
period.
The Sailors relied on a
third period rally in the
second game as they
scored three times in the
final period to break a 1-1
tie and win 4-2.
Scott Parks put the
Sailors into a one -goal
advantage in the first
period scoring at 7.56 on a
pass from Kevin Meriam.
Wingham tied the score
midway through the
Peewee B's edge Woodstock
The Pee Wee House
League continued last
Monday evening with
Denomme Flowers
defeating McGee
Firebirds 3-0. Rob Dunn
had the shut -out for
Denomme Flowers while
Brian Hanna scored all
three goals with an assist
by David Armstrong.
Friday evening Clinton
"B"s and Sproule Shoes
played to a 2-2 tie in
Goderich.
Saturday morning
Denomme Flowers and
McGee Firebirds played
a close -checking game
with Denomme Flowers
squeezing out a 2-1 win.
Ken Huff and Brian
Hanna scored one each
for Denomme Flowers
with assists from Tim
Chisholm and Peter
Conlon. The goal for
McGee Firegirds was
scored by Chris Starkey
with an assist by Jamie
Sturdy.
Standings at the end of
the regular Pee Wee
House League schedule
are: first, Denomme
Flowers; second McGee
Firebirds; third, Sproule
Shoes and fourth, Clinton
"B"s. The playoffs will
Ste' the 'first and third
teams playing against
each other and the second
and fourth. These will be
twogametotal goal
series.
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The first game of the
O.M.H.A. Pee Vee B
series was played
•1• Saturday afternoon
before an enthusiastic
crowd with Goderich
Haylow Electrical
outlasting Woodstock in a
5-4 win. The Haylow
Electrical squad came
out with great deter-
mination and played fast
and hard with some good
back checking to lead
Woodstock 5-1 at the end
of the second period.
When the teams took to
the ice for the third
period- Woodstock really
played well and put three
goals into the Goderich
net in a four minute time
span. Goderich was able
to hold Woodstock off
even though Woodstock
had an extra man ad-
vantage due to a
Goderich penalty in the
last couple of minutes,
and they pulled their
goalie. Scoring for
Haylow Electrical was
Brian Hanna two goals
and an assist, Peter
Conlon and Chris Starkey
a goal and an assist each,
and Mike Collins a goal
and Ken Huff an assist.
The Woodstock team had
two goals and an assist
from Rob Ladouceur, one
' goal each by Dave
Goodall and Shawn Pow
and an assist each from
Dale McDougall and Paul
Currie.
Goderich Haylow
Electrical were assessed
six penalties and
Woodstock five. The
second game of this
series will be played in
Woodstock on Saturday,
March third at 5:45 p.m.
Good -luck Goderich!
St. Marys win
basketball crown
The St. Marys boys
basketball team won the
Huron -Perth Separate
School tournament on the
weekend in Exeter.
St. Marys won the
championship with a 22-
17 win in the final over St.
Michaels of Stratford,
In reaching the final St.
Marys defeated St.
Patriers 32-14, Holy
Name 38-18, St. Josephs
69-13 and St. Boniface 29-
15. °"
seven schools par-
ticipated in the tour-
nament and played four
games apiece. After the
round robin section the
top two team's played the
final.
The members of the
winning team included
Jeff Denomme, David
Gallow, Donnie
McCallum, Charlie Wick,
Mike McCallum, Greg
Leddy,'Jim Walton, Paul
Murphy, Mike Webb and
Paul Brenner.
second period on a
powerplay effort but
Kevin Meriam restored
__the Sailor's one -goal
margin with a goal in the
fir$t minute of -play in the
third period.
Wingham again tied the.
score with a goal just
three minutes later but
Sailors got goals from
Dirk Wolterbeeck and
Dan Duncan to ice the
victory.
The Sailors recently
held a draw and winners
were Joe McCarthy,
R.R.5., Clinton and Jim
Graham, R.R. 3
Goderich.
The third game of the
series will be played
Friday night in. Goderich.
third game of the series
third game of the series
will be played in
Goderich, Monday. Game
time is 8.30 p.m.
The , Merchants gave
every indication they
would pile up a large lead
through the first half of
the game when they were
leading 4-0. Kettle Point
responded with' two late
second period goals to
reduce the Merchant
margin„to 4-2 after two
periods of play.
The Merchants got the
offence in gear . in the
final period outscoring,”
Kettle Point 4-1 for the
victory and a lead in the
series.
Ron Corriveau put the
Merchants into a one -goal
lead' with the only goal of
the first period and John
Hoy, Cam McDonald and
Ron Whetstone added
second period goals to
boost the Merchants into
a 4-0 lead.
Kettle Point got back in
the game with two goals
before the close of the
second period and
without some fine
goaltending by Doug
Spitzig the visitors could
have easily been in the
Bantam
B's
win 2-1
Joey Morrissey scored
with eight seconds left in
over .time period, to beat
New Hamburg 2-1 in New
Hamburg on Feb. 24 for
the Bantam B playoffs.
The other Goderich goal
was scored by Tom
Profit.
On Feb. 18 in Goderich
the Goderich Paper Leafs
fought to a 4-4 tie after 10r
exciting minutes of
overtime with a hat trick
by Ron Stoddard and a
goal by Brent riglier.
On Feb. 25 the Goderich
Paper Leafs beat New
Hamburg 7-2 without
standing play from the
line of Joey Morrissey,
Jim Young and Del
Bedard. Goals were
scored with Joey
Morrissey with a hat
trick, Jim Young with two
goals and Ron Stoddart
and Rob Kisch with one
each.
The Goderich team has
had great goal tending
from Doug Dickson and
Paul McCartney. Also
credit has to be given to
coach Bill Martin for the
improvement of this
team.
lead.
Goderich put the game
away in the third period
with four straight goals
before Kettle Point added
their final goal of the
game. McDonald, Paul
Corriveau, Phil Petrie
Phil Petrie
and Phil Paquette scored
third period goals for
Goderich.
In other SHHL action
pennant winning Zurich
leads Centralia .College
by one game after a 7-
by one game after a 7-3
win and third place
Parkhill defeated Grand
Bend 7-3. to also take a
one -,game lead in that
series.
Hensall and Centralia
will begin their series,
Thursday.
The third game of the
series and the next
Merchant home game is
Monday at 8.30 p.m.
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