HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-01-25, Page 9S
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11-0, Newbigging was the hotshot firstperiod the game was tied 3-all for the visitors with the hat trick, a,. the end of the second and.
followed by team mate Boyd with 6 Ripley was able to add only three two. Douglas, Coughlin, Worthy, in the final frame, while the Wing- Bentley, Aimes and Porter took ;ham boys cracked in five. singles. Wingham Goal, Riehl; defence,
Wingham goals were scored by lVfa.chan, Skinn; forwards, Camp-
Andrew, Lee, Hunter, MacDonald boll, Strong, Jacobi; alts., Hether-
and Spry. ington, Kerr, Morkley, Thompson,
Atwood opened the action at 4,45 Harrison, Logan, Skim, Bismayer,
in the first frame and whacked in
two more before the period ended, goals to the local's one,
which the locals matched with Wingham-Goal, MacKay; de,
only two. They were outscored by fence, Crawford, Vivian; forwards,
the visitors 3-2 in the second and Lee, MacDonald, Spry; alts., Dow-
in the last period Atwood went on ling, Henry. Willits, Andrew,
a scoring spree to bang in five Hunter, Pickford, Johnson,
Atwood Plasters Ripley Defeated,
Wingham juveniles - By 8=6 Count
Ripley Midgets were handed an The Atwood Juves came to town
last Friday night and in a rough 8-b defeat in their home town on
and ready affair which saw 16 Friday night by the Wingham
penalties, trimmed the local boys squad. Though the Ripley boys, scored the only marker in the
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MCKENZIE KING was the name under which this
rink was entered in the Western Foundry Bonspiel
here last week, All good staunch Grits, the rink,
comprised of -Jim Murray, skip, R, Hetherington,
Art Wilson and Geo. Inglis, won the top spot in the
11.00 o'clock draw. Jack Lloyd, bonspiel chairman,
centre, is shown congratulating the skip.
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Len Crawford Motors
Your Dodge, DeSoto, Simca and Valiant Dealer
Phone 710 • Wingham
1960 DODGE 4-dOor sedan
In new car condition, very low mileage.
1957 DODGE V-8 4,- door Sedan
This is a one owner car. with automatic,
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1956 FORD 4-door sedan, A-1 condition
1955 PONTIAC 4-door sedan
1955 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan
1954 CHEVROLET Bel Aire Convertible
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TRUCKS
1953 MERCURY 2-ton Chassis and Cab
1952 MERCURY 3-ton with 12-ft. rack
Brand new motor
1947 MERCURY one-ton
1938 MAPLE LEAF
with 12-ft. rack, in good shape
22-ft. HOUSETRAILER
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Men 's League Leagne
The high flying Lee team, who
have been eyeing first position
for some time, finally made their
move and overtook this place on
Monday night from the CKNX
entry who have held the position
all season. Ken Saxton with a
688 triple led Lees to a 7 to 0 vic-
tory over the Mustangs, who have
been fading badly the last few
weeks, while the Rockets keep,
CKNX scoreless, This combination
left Lees 4% out in front of the
pack.
Bill Hotchkiss has brought his
average up 18 points in the last
month and a half and was the
Rockets' big gun in their 7 to 0
win over CKNX with a 683 triple,
In the third game Hydro took
a 5 to 2 count from Burkes which
enabled them to -move. within 1
point of third place which is
presently occupied by the Burke
entry. Mack Peachey scored a 667
triple for the winner while Walt
Brown had a 646 score in a losing
cause.
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Lloyd's R ktz W Bowling
Veneer Room, 2403;' Shippers,
2360; North Plant, 2287; Machine
Shop, 2284.
Men's high single, Ken Saxton,
288; men's high triple, Ken Sax-
ton, 700.
Ladies' high single, Ann Yoe-
man, 236; ladies' high triple, Ann
Yoeman, 551.
ALL TEAMS GET
AT LEAST ONE
The kids put forth another fine
effort in hockey at the arena on
Saturday morning, some of the
teams taking a beating but none
coming out scoreless.
In the first encounter Team
Three downed Team One 3-1 with.
Bill Kerr banging in two and john
Douglas one for the winners. Brian
Walden brought in the only count-
er for the losers.
Wayne Irwin smacked in two and
Doug Ewing no less than three for
Team Two when they took on
Team Four, topping their oppon-
ents by a score of 5-3. Robert Arm-
strong, Mike. Forsyth and Brian
Carr nailed one each for their
team.
The Templeman boys, Monty with
three and Paul with one, took
Team Five to the top. Donald Col-
lar of the same team brought in
one to make five goals in all. With
this count they compleetly trounced
Team Seven, with only one goal
by Steve Sell.
There were all singles in the
battle between Teams Six and
Eight when the former group came
out on top of a 3-1 tally, Bruce
Cameron, Grant Heywood and Nor-
man MacLennan were the goal get-
ters for the winning team, while
Jimmie McCarter kept face for
Team Eight.
is half the battle.
Gwen MacLaurin had the high
single with 289 while Dorothy
Tompleman had the high triple
with 549.
Ken Cerson was high man in
both fields with a 346 single and
a 660 triple.
Team standings ---..Trade WindS,,
79; Burkes Irish, 69; . Walkers
Specials, -67,; Brown• Jugs, 61.; Royal,
Scots, 56; Canadian Six, 43.
High School
Basketball
The boy& basketball season open-
last Thursday at Goderich. The
Wingham seniors battled the .Gode-
rich seniors to a 27-27 tie and the
Wingham juniors defeated the
Goderich juniors 43-28.
The senior game got off to a
slow start with 5 points being
scored in the first quarter. How-
ever, the last half ended the game
with the tie after a close, well
played final half. The high scorers
for Wingham were Barry Fuller 7
points, Allan MacDonald 15 points
and Gerald Schnurr with 4 points.
The point getters for Goderich
were Gower 10 points, Etue 6
points and Lodge 4 points.
The junior game was fast all
through, The top scorers for Wing-
ham were Wain Farrier 24 points
and Lynne Finnigan 6 points.
Strayghan with 12 points and
Skeoeh With 8 points were the top
scorers for Gotterich.
--John Strong, Jr.
Cattle Escape,
One Is Injured
WHITECITURCH -- Charlie
coner, of Glamis, had an unfortun-
ate accident with one of his cattle
lest week.
He had let the cattle out :for a
drink, but they took off for the
road and away. He went after theta
by oar, and had passed all but one
on the road. The beast suddenly
turned, throwing itself On the hood
of the :ear.
The animal was injured and ex..
tenSiVe damage was done to the.
car.
Jack 'Coulees Is
Injured in Game
WHITCHUR01-1 - jack Coultes
was the victim of a painful acci-
dent at Brussels on Friday when
playing in the jamestoWn-Gorsie
hockey game. A puck struck him
with grist velocity on the 14Cet.
knocking oat three teeth, 4114
cracking his lower jaw, severing
some nerves.
He required medical attention at
London on Monday. Mr. and Mrs,
Albert Coultes, Mrs. Jac*. CoUltes
and her mother, Mrs. Pipe, of
Brussels; made the trip to London,.
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Ladies' Bowling
The two top teams battled to a
2-2 finish last Wednesday evening,
and the Zooming Zebras still hold
their five point lead over the
Krazy Kats, Helen Casemore of the
Zebras scored a 270 while Gwen
MacLaurin of the Kats bowled a
279 single, and a 701 triple.
The Slippery Seals, currently in
third position lost out to the Tired
Tigers by a 3 to 1 score. Nora
Finnigan posted a 265 for the
Seals.
The Lazy Leopards and the Busy
Beavers also split their four points,
leaving the Beavers only one point
away from third spot,
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Commercial Bowlers
Last week the bowlers with the
long rest out of- their systems got
clown to some mighty fine work
and some real good scoring.
Your reporter is anticipating
some serious action from here on
in to the end of the season with
each team eyeing the top roost with
a feeling of desire and sometimes
if the desire is strong enough that
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out, Crothers and Strong of Wing-
ham being sentenced for minor
infringements.
Wingham.---Goal, Hickey; de-
fence, Bateson, Yernan; forwards,
Garniss, Strong, Bismayer; alts.,
Deyell„Fleury, Vans-tone, Scott,
Mitchell, Merrick, Crothers, Irvin.
Bridge Club
North and South- First, S. Forb-
es and H, Crawford; second, J.
Martin and W. Laidlaw; third, W..
French and Mrs, Houston.
East and 'West • -First, Mrs. W.
French and Mrs. C. Hodgins; sec-
ond, Mrs. D. C. Nasmith and Mrs,
H. Fisher; third, Mrs. A. Wilson
and 0. Haselgrove.
Bantams Win at
Ripley Arena
Playing on the Ripley ice last
Friday night 'the Wingham Ban-
tams outscored the • Ripley entry
9-5. Bismayer and Strong were
the big guns 'for Wingham with
three goals apiece to their credit,
Fleury, Yemen and Bateson ac-
counted for the remaining count-
ers.
The Ripley boys led the race 4-2
at the end of the first period.
Wingham scored the only goal in
the second (but went wild in the
final 20 minutes. outscoring their
hosts 6-1 for the final 9-5 count.
Only two penalties were handed