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Setimgoeur);, 9.35; Kerr, (Baler),
12.20„e' Penalties, Wain, Tobriah,
StrOthera, Itrie(jhtel, Wain, (minor .
misconduet) Sertnigeenr
son,
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The PF,REECT GIFT
Women's Moccasins ..'$2,98
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0,48 and $2.911
01111111a) MigerindUct0 being:. banded
Ont. Wingham reeelYed 10 of: itbe.
penalties Including Ithe
`COndneta,
WIT11'0HffAM—GOLII, Storey; tier
fence, .Carter, Struthers, Pk:0,
BainR forwards, Campbell, Lee','
TOdgkinsen, TqYfOgle, Wain, Lott,
MeKee, • Graham,
11.,IPZERTON—Gettl, Mohr; de,
fenee, Serinigeour, Melrose, Gerder,
Knetilitel; forWaids,„Denstedt,
Man, •'Hoffman). I<IPTtOri '.'Hair1)114011+ Casehe, 'Kerr, ROPP.
'First Period ,
;Wain, 9.20; Toirrian„, (Kipffer),
11¢;21;, Bale (Tatman);. 11,2g ;
(Lott),. 11,27; Wain
Penalties', MeK4',' (2' .plits, yritseoti-
diict), Bain.'
Second ''teri d•
liodgkinson„ 5.25; :'Beit`t ' 9.45;
TIOdgkirtsen, 17.10; - Penaitles„ to,
Knechtel, „ CaSe14, 1.,140tiginaon,
Knechtel: Tolinan;;Strnthers. )"
• Third '
Klpffer. (Denstedt), 0.35; ,,Knech-
tel •• Mirifferl, 6,47; Paler (Cascho,
—central prole Ciriadlitii -Phatea'
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'..--f)ELIVF*Y IN-. SOUTHERN • ONTARIO
12 months to pay tradeAnS .aecqPted
,
'The gpitfira,a went
driwit to defeat .to the l'AilVerten
DoiiiiniOn ;loyal* 7$ 'fOr 'the See-
rind straight.. Coach Vie Lough-
woes boys had the euge of.the
ay for. the'll !st two periods with .
ilvorton coining -to 140 in the
third period. •! •
• the :arid; bl. the first p•ary0d , the
01 01304. .wos: leftOir*,Sf.tiV4*1
".Gerd • secil,cd,',iat,
tee: with Tol# movet, boi. • Tht. Spitfires had ' tWO;geal'
lead at the " end of the .second af-
qi pnttad two for'
W.inghani ,and:Bater .sepr,CO : for the
oPpoO:On.• • ."
rt• In .the ;third.period :M.Uverton
went ,on.: Spree - ;With Kip
et;htei, .Eliers • and.., Kerr,
each 'scoring.;' The game was. rug,
ge-d with .11.penalties and two ten -
Bob Elothl ;SO-red the lone .fillOra
geol.
Willgliarif went into the third
frame with a One-goal lead) on
11-4 eount only to have Elora tie
things up with 20 seconds to ,go
when they pulled their goal ten-
der, Arden Montgomery,
Tn the tefrminute, overtime per-
iod ITeelis his second goal
of the, game and Sehwerid follow-
ed with his" Second counter . and
then with a third.
Bruce Lott of 'Wingham and
Quinne of Elora both, received ma-
jar penalties for fighting in, the
second and George Wayne of the
toeals Was sent off fora ten-mill-
ute misconduct.
WINGHAM— Goal, Storey; de
fence, Carter, Struthers, Duffy,
Graham; forwards, IV,tiirrity,
kinson, Campbell, Wayne,", Lott,
Sain, Fryfogle, Lee, McKee, Gard-
ner.
ELORA—Goal, Keeting; defence,
Ridley, Dieirenson, Sehwendt, Cos-
in; forwards, Quinne, Fres,
er Weise, Montgomery, AtkinsOn,
Landoni Bonnie, Flood.
First. Period
Keens (Ouitune) 1.10; Duffy
(Bath), 6.35 ; Waise (Schwendt).
8,40; Fryfogle, 9.35; Schwendt (Aeo-
lis), 15,15, Penaltiest Dickenson',
Second
HodgItinson (Lee), 5.00; Flodd
(CoSin, Ridley), 5,12; Fryfogle, 7.50;
Cour,' phell ( 0. r oh m ) , 1402, Penal-
'ties, Wayne, ,Walsc, Lott (Majnr)
Quinne (major), I3aln,
enson, ffeelis.
Third Period
MontgomerY (Quilme), 19,40.
• penalties, Wayne (minor and Mis-
conduct), Vanden!.
Overtime
(Landont), 1.1Q; SchWendt.
(Ridley), ,2.20; Schwendt (5icken-
son) 9.02. Penalties, Struthers, Lan-
.. don'.
EL. 01(1 TEAM TRIMS
,IN.IOURTI
The. Wingham Spitfires suffered
their fourth straight defeat when
Elora Rocks "rocked" ever them by
the score of 9-1. •
In the first period the Elora-
club Mitaltated and outshot 'the do-,
eats, to come out on top of a 5-1
lead. Bob Flodd paced the Flora •
boys with two goals with Casten,
Atkinson andg {Schwendt. scoring
the other three goals for the op-
position. 'George. Wain scored the
lone goal for. Wingharn.
The second frame was scoreless
with Wingham taking most of• the
play, The Spitfires were held by
the sensational work of Ellora's
goal tender, Bill Keating. -
In the third period Elora -started'
to roll . again„ ,with Flodd scoring
his thii::t1 marker of the garde and
Schwendt and Atkinson coming in
for their ,second goals of the. en-
counter. Bunnie scored the other
Elora goal.
WINGHAIVT—Goal, Storey; def-
ence, Bain, Carter, Graham, Stru-
thers; 'forwards, Lott, Wain, Lee,
Cominercial League
The- second game of the second
series Wag. -played on '.Tuesday
night. Standing ,as follows:
Blowers, 12; Rockets, 9; Wild-
Cats, 9;- Rock 'n Rollers, 7; Strik-
ers,•5; Blue Bombers, 0.
Ladies' high single, Mrs. H.
Taylor, 239; men's high single, '0.
R.apson, 254; ladies' high triple,
H, Taylor, 549; men's high
triple, 0. Ranson, 'M.'
Team high score, Blowers 2076.
0 - 0 ,-
Win at Walkerton •
Two carloads of Winghain bowl-
ers went, to Walkerton two weeks
age) Saturday to compete in a
bowling tournament. Miss Mary
Louise Vlach won high triple, a
salad boWl, Mrs, Carl Lott won
high single, a travelling clock, and
Ken Saxton won high triplei for the
men, for which} the prize wri's a
flash 'camera. ,
'Ladies' Wednesday Night League
During the past three weelts the
Top Dogs lapped up another nine
points, gaining four points cacti
on November 21st and 28th, and,
eking out On one point last, week,
when the Collies- rallied to heat
the Spiniels three to' one. This
was quite a victory for the Collies
as one point is the only small score
earned by the Spaniels since Octo-
ber 13rd, the first night of bowling
for flue season-, Now if the rest of
us pups can 'get 0, nose in, the
Spaniels will be howling with path
by the time the New Year arrives)
IridiVidual honors for the high
triple during the three weeks aft
shared by Muriel Grurinnett and
Kilda Brown with triples of 640,
white Ruth Lott topped the high
single with 280. On December .12th
arrangements have been made for
chicken roll) The results of this
roll will aliPear Ellis eolnitin
next week ,
-'0 ,-0 •
tlohls W Club
Veneer. room, 2731; Shipping
room 2925; Ntheluite shop 2341;
Office, 23021 The Doors, 1906.
sigh single, Park Campbell,
245; high triple, Fred Ohm, 939.
' 0 0 - 0
Ladles' 'TinitsdaY
Mrs, C, Lott, 1909; Mrs, A. Ad.
hms, 1444; Mrs, 3, Maellutyre, 1889;
138(); Mrs. 11,
spr'y, 1164; Ivtl.s. G. Cameron, 1151,
High. single, ,Mrs. F. Madill, 202,
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All Rgodolier Cattle with gook Pinallies reprtsepte d. Ono ma..
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THIS WhlEIC AT TIIE, ARENA
WEDNESDAY, Dee, 112th--
3.06-5,09—Public Skating
6.30-7,04--Junior Practice
Skating
TIEURSDAY, Dec. 13--
6:39-8.06—Baniam PraCtice
8.341..-41unick; hockey Dame
FRIDAY, Dec, 14
7.00 - and 8.30--Bantain and
Midget hockey. Whighain vs.
SATURDAY, Dec.
'ii.0042.11117-Figure skating
2.007.5.011—Publie skating
-8,t10-1.0.00—Public skating.
Bodgkinson, Campbell, Murray,
Pryfogle.
ELORA—Goal, Klueting; defence,
`Dieltenson, Schwendt, 'Cos-
ten; forwards, Irolocld, Atkinson,
Montgomery, Bunnie, 'Haled, Lan-
(tont and Young.
First Period
Cosin, (Israll); 5.02; Flodd (Co-
sin)„ 8.00; Atkinson 8.40;. Wain,
(Bain), 14.00; Schwendt, 14.35;
Florid (,Schwendt), 18.41. Penalties
Montgomery.
•
Second Pcrjed
No. score. Penititiosi-Wain, Mont-
gomery, Atkinson,
. Third Period
, Atkinson; 3,04; .Sehwendt, 6.00;
Flodd (Dickenson), 8.07; Bunnie,
(Montgomery), 15.00. Penalties,
KodgItinson, Montgomery, Wain
Landeni, Thrall, Struthers,
I-lore's the one winter
tire yott can depend an
to cut:down delays caused
by snow.clogged roads.
Let Its.prove it. today!
The Elora RockS 'defeated the
Winghain Spitfires 8=G in ten MIA-
uites of overtime lAst Friday night,
in%the Wingham. arena. The loss
was-;the ,:third in row for the
.the 'fikst, period Elora was
Jeaclenmthe' SOS tuy,a count of 3-2.
Mad ;'.Heelis 'eneriedthe scoring fer
Elorawith Waage .and Schwentlt
mooring 'the other two Diem,. goals,
`Dilffy and Barry Fryfogle
notebed. the two for Wingham. •
Iii the' second period gen
opened the scoring fOr the
kiehl's :kith Barry ,Fryfogle scoring
hil.,second counter, pf the game and
Campbell driVing bailie-the second,
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