Zurich Citizens News, 1967-12-14, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS.
Dashwood and
Hensall Win First
On Thursday the first games
•of the nee League were played.
Hensall defeated the Zurich
Braves 7-6, In the first period
Hensall took a two -goal lead
with goals from Carlisle and
1Vi'cClinchey. Smale and Taylor
assisted on the goals.
In the second period both
teams collected three goals.
The goalgetters for Zurich were
Armstrong, Flaxbard and Pat
O'Brien. The players assisting
on these goals were R. Corri-
veau, Block, P. Corrivean and
Durand.
The Hensall sharpshooters in
the second period were Smale,
and Carlisle with two.
In the third period Zurich
scored three time on shots from
D. Durand, Ron Corriveau and
Wagner. These goals were as-
sisted by Ron Corriveau, Arm-
strong and Pat O'Brien.
Hensall had two goals from
Taylor and Kipfer. McClinchey
and Baker got the assists on
these goals.
Dashwood 3—Zurich 2
The second game of the night
resulted with Dashwood beating
the Zurich Kings in 'a very
rough kind of playing.
In the first period Dick Be-
dard scored a goal for Zurich,
while Bob Hayter scored one
for Dashwood.
In the second period Dash-
wood took the lead on a goal
scored by Vincent.
In the third period Zurich
scored a goal by Bob lVlerner,
with a pass from Bob Johnston.
Dashwood also scored on a goal
by Regier with a pass from Bill
Hoffman.
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Minton Peewees
Thump Zurich
(By Shane McKinnon)
Monday night the Zurich Pee-
Wees lost to Clinton 8-1. The
lone Zurich goal was scored by
Gerald Weide.
PEE -WEE SCHEDULE
December 20—Zurich at
Hensall.
January 5—Clinton at Zurich,
January 9—Zurich at Mitchell.
January 10—Goderich at Zurich.
January 17—Zurich at Hensall.
January 26—Mitchell at Zurich.
January 31—Hensall at Zurich.
All games start at 7 p.m.
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House League Will Give Younger Boys
Chance to Piny Hockey Each Saturday
(By Shane McKinnon)
The Zurich Minor Athletic
Association held a practice for
its house league last Saturday,
and formed a four -team league.
The players for these teams
will be selected from a few
bantam aged boys, all the pee-
wees, novice, and last year's
mite team.
There will be two games
played each Saturday morning,
with the first game starting et
8:00 a.m, and the second game
starting at 9:15 a.m.
Crediton Edges
Zurich Flyers In
First Two Games
(By Shane McKinnon)
On Friday night the Crediton
Tigers defeated the Zurich
Flyers 7-3. The game started
off quickly with the Crediton
boys collecting six goals in the
first period and Zurich no
counters but many good tries.
The reason for this bad play,
in my opinion, was the result
of Percy Bedard, the goal ten-
der, being hit in the head with
a puck in the warm-up making
him a bit dazzled.
In the next two periods Zur-
ich outplayed the Tigers by
shooting three quick ones past
their goalie, while Crediton
only counted one.
The sharpshooters for Credi-
ton were Vincent, Morrissey
and Overholt with singles, while
Lamb and Smith collected two
apiece. Bob Morrissey also had
four assists for •the night.
For the Zurich squad the goal
getters were Haggitt, Merrier
and Westlake with Johnston
and Merner assisting them.
There were nine penalties
handed out in the game with
Crediton collecting five, while
Zurich got four.
On Sunday night the Flyers
again lost to Crediton by a
score of 13-8.
The next home game for the
Zurich team is this Friday
night, when they play host to
Monkton. Next Tuesday night
they will be et home to the
Blyth entxy in the WOAA.
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Arnold Circle Meet
4t Bell's Home
The Arnold Circle of Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall,
held their Christmas meeting
at the home of the president,
Mrs. Robert Bell, on Monday
evening, December 11. The
president opened the meeting
with a poem, "Christmas Treas-
ures".
Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau and
Mrs. Don Mousseau conducted
the worship period using the
theme, "A World Prepares".
Fifteen members answered the
roll call by naming a Christmas
carol. Mrs. Earl Campbell in-
stalled the 1968 officers.
Members exchanged gifts with
their sunshine pals. Hostesses
were Mrs. John Baker, Mrs.
Harold Knight ,and Mrs. R. Van -
stone.
ARENA SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 —
7 to 11 p.m.—Ret League Hockey
Hensall vs Zurich; Zurich vs Dashwood
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 —
8:30 p.m.--W.O.A.A. Intermediate Hockey
Monkton ss Zurich Flyers
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 —
Morning — House League Hockey
Afternoon — 2.4 Public Skating
Evening — 8-10 Public Skating
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17 —
Afternoon -- 2.4 Public Skating
MONDAY, DCEEMBER 18 —
Reserved for Curling
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 --
7.8 p.m. — M.Y.P.
8 p.m. * Minor Hockey
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20 —.
7.11 p.m,-- Minor Hockey
This Schedule is provided through the coltrtesy of
Dominion Hotel
Your Hosts --- Marg and Ross Johnston
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' The following is a list of
players for each team along
with their schedule:
House League
December 16--8: Canadiens vs
Leafs; 9:15: Bruins vs Hawks.
December 23-8: Bruins vs Ca-
nadiens; 9:15: Hawks vs
Leafs,
December 30-8: Leafs vs
Bruins; 9:15: Canadiens vs
Hawks.
January 6-8: Hawks vs Bruins;
9:15: Leafs vs Canadiens.
January 13-8: Leafs vs Hawks;
9:15: Canadiens vs Bruins.
January 20-8: Hawks vs Cana -
diens; 9:15: Bruins vs Leafs.
January 27-8: Canadiens vs
Leafs; 9:15: Bruins vs Hawks.
February 3--8: Leafs vs Hawks;
9:15: Canadiens vs Bruins.
February 10-8: Bruins vs
Leafs; 9:15: Hawks vs Cana -
diens.
Playoffs.
Teams
Canadiens—Howard Thiel, B;
Gerald Weido, P; Wayne Oke,
P; Tim Stark, P; Larry Smith,
P; Derek O'Brien, P; Wayne
Meidinger, S; Steven Haberer,
S; Randy McKinnon, S; Jeff
O'Brien, M; Wayne Thiel, M;
Brad Ciausius, M; Doug Conn,
coach.
Leafs — Ron Smith, 13; Joey
Kends, P; Bradley Oke, P; Don
Ayotte, P; Tom Stark, P; Bill
Bedard, P; Barry Hess, S; Garry
Love, S; Paul Robinson, S; Doug
Eckel, S; Doug Corriveau, M;
Ricky Bedard, M; Doug Arm-
strong, coach; Elmer Desch,
manager.
Bruins—Richard Regier, B;
David Schilde, P; Pat Bedard,
P; Kim McKinnon, P; Steven
Bedour, P; Ron Regier, P; Rich-
ard Mommersteeg, P; Randy
Oke, S; Wayne Schilbe, S;
Fred Mommersteeg, S; Paul
Haggitt, M; Grant Love, M;
Eugene O'Brien, coach,
Hawks — John Mommersteeg,
B; Peter Corriveau, B; Dan
Schilbe, P; Tom Robinson, P;
Marc Gelinas P; Bill Degroot,
P; Gregory Love, S; Danny
Turkheim, S; Steven Smith, S;
Dan Meidinger, M; John Hag-
gitt,
abgitt, M; Ricky O'Brien, M.
Midgets Trounce
Blyth Squad
(By Shane McKinnon)
Wednesday night the Zurich
Midgets retaliated on Blyth for
beating them Monday. The score
was 6-4 for Zurich.
Theplay was rough and fairly
fest with the Zurich squad
proving to be the tougher team
and the best at keeping their
teinpers, for the Blyth squad
picked up four of the five pen-
alties in the game.
The goals for Blyth were
scored by Riley, Rosebush,
Cowan ,and Chalmers.
Zurich's sharpshooters were
Blondy McKinnon end John
McKinley, with two each, while
Fred Mommersteeg and Burger
Schile had singles.
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Goderich Teams
Shellac Zurich
(By Shane McKinnon)
The Zurich Bantams, Pee-
wees and Squirts were all
skunked in Goderich on Satur-
day. The Bantams lost 13-0;
the Pee-Wees lost 10-0, and the
Squirts lost 11-0.
This was a terrible .showing
for Zurich but you must keep
in mind the fact that Zurich
is an "E" division team, while
Goderich is an "A" division
team.
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November 27
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N'bhawks, M. Schilbe_ 628 2 56
Packers, L. Rader __ 640 7 56
D'naires, M. Rau ____ 616 5 48
H. Gals, V. Lavery __ 554 5 48
Aces, H. McEwan ___ 605 5 35
Scamps, K. Pfaff ____ 586 2 33
L. S'kes, W. McC'chey_ 569 2 29
P. & Downs, S. Braid 544 0 24
S'd'ners, F. Denomme 511 2 19
H. single: Hazel McEwan_ 310
H. triple, Hazel McEwan__ 751
H. average: H. McEwan __ 201
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