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Zurich Citizens News, 1971-12-16, Page 15r.; PAGE 15 Zurich Midgets m el lose tiring past week's ctivity (by Doug Turkheim) Last Wednesday night the Zurich Midgets won a very close battle as they edged out Mitchell by a 5-4 margin. In the only scoring of the first period Gerald Weido scored his first of two goals on a pass from Pat Bedard, to give Zurich a 1-0 lead going into the second The lead was short-lived in the second period when Doug Eliggsen scored on a lone effort to put Mitchell right back in the game. The second period ended in a 1-1 tie with neither team being able to come up with the go-ahead goal. Pat Bedard finally put Zurich out front 2-1 when he knocked in a pass off the sticks of Gerald Weido and John Mommersteeg. Minutes later Mitchell came right back with a goal by Tom Aikens to again tie the game at 2-2. Mitchell went ahead 3-2 on a goal by John Leslie at the 5.35 ;nark. Twelve seconds later Pat Bedard and Gerald Weido combined efforts to put Zurich backin the game. One minute after that Weido scored his sec- ond goal to put them in front 4- 3. Minutes later John Leslie came back with another goal for Mitchell to tie the game at 4-4. The winning goal came at the 13.47 mark of the period when Pat Bedard scored his third goal with Gerald Weido and John Mommersteeg drawing assists. There were only three minor penalties called with Zurich drawing one and Mitchell two. GODERICH-I 6 - ZURICH 2 On Sunday afternoon the Zurich Midgets faced defeat for the second time this year as they were downed 6-2 by God- erich. The game was very close until the final period when Zurich seemed to fall apart allowing their opponents to score four goals. Zurich took a 1-0 lead early in the first period on a goal by John Mommersteeg, which was assisted by Steve Durand. Min- utes later Goderich came right back with their first goal which was accounted for by Terry Mal - lot, Again in the second period Zurich took the lead on a goal by John Mommersteeg, which was a lone effort. Minutes later, however, Goderich again tied the score with Pat Kelly being the marksman, which made the score 2-2. In the final stanza Zurich fell apart allowing Goderich to outscore them 4-0. Goderich went ahead at the 2,43 mark on a goal by John Schram. Mid- way through the period Don Duncan put Goderich ahead 4-2. Two more single goals by Tim 1\'1cAstocke and Joe Denonune proved to be the winners in the 6-2 victory. There were 18 minor penalties called with Goderich drawing twelve and Zurich only six. 0 Zurich Bantams lose to Hensall (by Doug Turkheim) On Monday night the Zurich Bantams played a very close game until the final period, when they fell apart and were clowned 10-5 by a tough Ilensall team, Zurich opened the scoring in the first period at the 2:14 mark when Barry Mess took a pass from Derek O'Brien to put them ahead 1-0. Midway through the period, however, John Charrette carie up with the tying goal. Another goal by Sandy Ingram put the Hensall crew in front 2-1. With less than a minute to play in the period, Derek O'Brier tipped in a pass off the sticks of Steven Bedour and Barry 'less to tie the game at 2-2. A goal by Hess early in the middle stanza put Zurich in front 3-2 but the lead was short- lived as Mike Veal again tied the game minutes later. Mid- way through the period Wayne Clarke and Fred biominerstee g combined efforts to score the go-ahead goal again. Before the period finalized, Jamie Caldwell scored on a play from Steve Knight to leave the game at a .1-4 tie. In the final period Zurich fell apart allowing their opponents to outscore them 5-1, Jan l\Iac- Millan and Terry MacDonald put I lensall ahead 6-4 before Zurich found range for their last goal, which was scored by Steven Redact". Mike Veal rallied for two more goals while singles went to Ian MacMillan and Perry Mattson, to give Ilensall their convincing victory. Each team drew one minor penalty. 0 When braking on slippery roads pump your brakes, "Pump- ing" is an application and rel- ease of the brake once or twice per second. Thu.16 Fri.17 Sat.18 IA['i AWA L43J1. Y Joon flicht jo f aen " One Showing Starting at 8 p.m. "The Cockeyoef Cowboys Calico County" Dan Hoss Nanette Blocker/ Sun. 19 mon 20 21 GOD HELP HOBBY AND HELEN Theyre in love in Needle Park the panic in needlep ark staffing 4PACINOand KITTYWINN produced by DOMINICK DUNNE knee'., ,.HERR SOMA ui GODERICH,' „ PHONE 524 781,1. Wod.22 Thu. 23 Fri. 24 T tre s aneWARAMPWWWwwwwstnnewriegtiaimeumndeneannytaukin ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS 1 Zurich Peewee (by Doug Turkheim) The Zurich Pee Wees cause up with their first victory last Saturday afternoon when they travelled to Seaford' and handed Dublin a 9-0 shut -out. The game was only 30 sec- onds olcl when Jeff O'Brien bang- ed in the first goal, off the stick of Jim Oesch. At the midway mark of the period Oesch ac- counted for the goal while Garry Love drew an assist, Zurich went ahead 3-0 on a goal by Danny Laporte. Doug Corriveau and Paul Haggitt each rallied for one goal before the first period end- ed to give Zurich a convincing 5-0 lead at the end of one ses- sion. In the second period things started alowing down with Dan- ny Laporte and Jim Oesch each scoring a goal, to push them ahead 7-0, Confident of a victory by the final period, Jim Oesch and Paul Ilaggitt added two more singles to assure them of their win. Goderich edges Zurich Bantams (by Doug Turkheim) Last Saturday night the Zurich Bantams travelled to Goderich and were downed 3-1 in a very closely played game. Although Goderich was lead- ing on the scoreboard for the first two periods, Zurich played a very strong game with the breaks not falling into place. Goderich tool< a 1-0 lead in the first period on a goal by Doug Marshall. Although Zurich played very strong hockey throughout the remainder of the period they were unable to come up with the tying goal. Goderich jumped into a 2-0 lead in the second period scoring with a pian advantage. The Goclericli marksman was Brian Yenan, It was the 13.12 mark of the final period when Zurich narrow- ed their opponents lead to one goal, when Derek O'Brien scored on a goal set up by Barry Bess. With Zurich dominating the play, Goderich carie up with an insurance goal with little time remaining in the game. Grant Shelton scored the goal that gave Goderich their 3-1 victory. 0 COMLETES COURSE James McWhinney, R.N.A„ of Zurich, has successfully comp. leted the Casualty Care course offered at Canadian Forces Base, Borden, by the Ontario Hospital Services Commission. Mr. Mc- Whinney also holds an Advanced First Aid St, John's Ambulance Certificate. He is employed by Westlake Ambulance Service, Zurich, and is one of three amb- ulance attendants employed by the Westlake Service who have completed this qualification.' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1971 Mitchell came back strong in the second stanza outscoring the home -team 2-0. At the 9.33 mark Brad Fisher and Bill Meyers capitalized to put thein in front 2-1. Minutes ldter Bill Stacey scored with Fisher drawing an assist, which ended the scoring at the end of the second period at 3-1 in favor of Mitchell At the 6;37 mark of the final period Zurich got back in the game on a lone goal_ effort by Jeff O'Brien. At the midway mark Mike Avery came back with a safety goal for Mitchell and the goal that gave them a 4-2 victory. There were nine penalties called with Zurich drawing five while the visitors drew four. s win and lose There were seven penalties called with Zurich drawing three and Dublin four, MITCIIELL 4 ZURICH 2 Last Wednesday night the Zurich Pee Wees lost a very close battle as they were edged 4-2,by Mitchell. 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