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Zurich Citizens News, 1970-01-15, Page 12PAGE TWELVE ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1970 Dominions The Zurich Dominions, after another week of action in the OHA Junior D ranks, remain in second place in the western grouping, just a couple of points ahead of challengers Belmont and Lucan. Last Wednesday night in Lambeth the Dominions posted an easy 8-3 victory over the Flyers, but back on their home ice Sunday afternoon they were victims of a hustling Lucan Irish crew, and carne out on the short end of a 7-4 score. This Friday night the locals play in Exeter, and then on Sunday afternoon they play one of their most important games of the season here, when they entertain the sante Exeter Hawks. The Dominions must win at least one of the two games with Exeter to remain in second pos- ition in the league, and fans can be sure they will be giving their best to break the home -ice jinx on Sunday afternoon. To date the local club have lost only six games, but four of them were home games. Next Wed- nesday night they travel to Lucan to battle the Irish in an- other crucial game, which could easily decide second place in the six -team grouping. ZURICH 8 - LAMBETH 3 Sparked by Stu Mustard with three big goals, the Dominions had little trouble with the Lam- beth crew after a slow start in the first period, which saw the homesters take an early 2-1 ZURICH ARENA SCHEDULE Thursday; January 15 7 to 11 p.m. Rec League Hockey Friday, January 16 8 to 10 p.m. Public Skating Saturday, January 17 2 to 4 p.m. Public Skating 8 to 10 p.m. Public Skating Sunday, January 18 2 p.m. Junior "D" Hockey Monday, January 19 7 to 11 p.m. Minor Hockey Tuesday, January 20 8:30 p.m. Intermediate Hockey Wednesday, January 21 7 to 11 p.m. Minor Hockey Win OnOne; r lead. John McKinley helped • the cause for Zurich with two goals, while Bill Stirling, Bob Cook and John Loader each scored one. Bruce Carruthers shot the Lambeth six into an early lead when he flashed the red light at the 3.09 mark of the first period. Midway through the stanza, Mustard was awarded a penalty shot when he was dragged down from behind as he closed in on the Lambeth net. Picking upthe puck at centre, he movedintothe Lambeth zone and deked the goalie on a beautiful picture play, for his first of three goals. With about four minutes to go in the period, Hugh Mitchell registered for Lambeth to give them a temp- orary 2-1 lead. The Dominions came on strong; in the second period,• and at 7.36 Stirling scored to tie the score at 2-2. In the last three minutes of play in the second Bob Cook, Mustard and McKin- ley all scored in that order to give the local crew a 5-2 lead. At the 3.26 mark of the third period Randy Ellrick scored the final goal of the game for Lam- beth while the Dominions were short-handed, and then McKin- ley carne up with his second goal a minute later. In the last two minutes of the game, Loader scored and then Mustard came through with his third marker to round out the scoring. Zurich came out on the short end of theenalty parade as they servedpa total of 15 minors while Lambeth was assessed only nine. LUCAN 7 - ZURICH 4 On Sunday afternoon the Dominions marked the return of Rich Schilbe and Kevin McKin- non to their line-up with a lack- lustre performance, as they al- lowed the Irish crew to score three unanswered goals in the first period. Lucan added three more in the second stanza, and then accounted for their final marker in the third session. Zur- ich scored two in the second and two more in the third period. Tom Hodgins and Dennis Burt, with two goals each, led the Lucan assault, while Steve Eng- lish, Brad Barkley and Tom.And- erson each scored once. For Zurich Ron Corriveau was the big gun with two goats, while John Loader and John McKinley both scored once. Stu Mustard and Bill Stirling each picked up two assists. Lucan unleashed their worst attack in the first period, as they posted their early 3-0 lead. They made it 4-0 in the second before Corriveau found the range Lose One tor Zurich, and then went into a 5-1 lead before Corriveau scored his secondoal of the game. The periodended6-2 for the Irish. The only advantage in play the locals had, came in the third period, when they out- scored their rivals 2-1, with Loader and McKinley account- ing for the goals. In the penalty end of the game both teams were treated alike with 11 minor offences. Following the loss to Lucan on Sunday afternoon, Zurich coach Doug O'Brien ordered the entire team out for a full two-hour workout on Wednesday night, in preparation for the back-to-back series with Exeter. The practice was scheduled for the Blyth Arena, the only avail- able ice surface in the district. Midgets Lose To Clinton and Adastral Park (by Doug Turkheim) Last Wednesday night the Zur- ich Midgets lost a battle -scored game to Clinton by a 9-2 score. Clinton attack was led by Dave Fawcett, who scored a hat -trick. Brian Langille and Ken Graham added to the cause scoring twice each. Singles were added by Keith Hawks and Jim Cameron. Zurich goals were accounted for by Kyle Harrison and John Corriveau. Although many penalties were missed, there were a total of 22 handed out. -Zurich drew 14, including two five minute fighting penalties, Clinton eight, and two five minute fighting penalties. ADASTRAL PARK 4 -ZURICH 3 Saturday morning the Zurich Midgets visited Adastral Park and came out on the short end of the game losing 4-3. Zurich goals were scored by Richard Walker, Tim Decker, and John Corriveau. Zurich took an early 2-0 lead and held it until the end of the first, In the second, Adastral Park scored once. Early in the last, Adastral tied it 2-2. Mid- way through the period Zurich scored their last goal, only to see Adastral Park come back with two fast goals. There were four penalties called to each team with Adast- ral Park also drawing a miscond- uct. HOCKS Y IN THE ZURICH ARENA SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 2 P.M. O.H.A. JUNIOR. "D" EXETER HAWKS vs ZURICH DOMINIONS This space provided through the courtesy of Dominion Hotel Your Hosts: Marg and Ross Johnston ZURICH Zurich Bantams Tie Clinton; Down Hensall; Remain in First Place (by Doug Turkheim) Last Wednesday night the Zurich Bantams disallowed the Clinton team to win again, as they tied them 4-4, in a very well played game on the Zurich behalf. For Zurich, Gerald Weido led the attack scoring once in the second and twice in the last. Pete Hesse was the lone scorer in the first. Jini Kennedy, Bob Anstett and Zurich Hornets Register Victory (by Doug Turltheim) Last Thursday night in Rec League play, the Zurich Hornets downed the Bluewater, 9-4. The Zurich attack was led• by Jim Bedard, who blinked the red light four tunes. Paul Corriveau and Richard Thiel added two more each. The single marker was added by Don O'Brien. Doug Stade, Leo Ducharme, Howard Armstrong and Larry Denomnie each scored once for the Bluewater team. There were four penalties with Zurich drawing three and Blue - water one. Bill Colnuhoun scored in the first period for Clinton to give them a convincing lead. Bill Colquhoun added another marker in the last stanza. Clinton drew only penalties of the game. ZURICH 10 - HENSALL 0 Friday night the Zurich Ban- tams blanked Ilensall 10-0 to give Don Ayotte and Bill Web- ster a shut out. Bill Bedard led the Zurich scoring with a hat -trick. Ron Rader and Pat Bedard each added two goals. Singles were added by Danny Schilbe, Brad Oke, and Gerald Weido, who also had four assists. Zurich scored twice in the first and three times in the sec- ond. They ended the last stan- za with five goals. 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