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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-03-14, Page 12ance�Tirrtes. � aEeb 14, 1968 in trophy for Belmore SWC* --Pot two eonsec- uelve weeks lielMore sings the pwraI*a of her young hockey players w. this week the Bant- ams who have charged forth to wit the. Tei -County Bantam `TAY', Itt two games played last week they defeated Kurtzville two games to none in a best -of - three series. In Monday even- ing's game with that team,, in Delmore, they carne Qut on the „ smil ng end of a 15-12 score. In Wednesday evening's game in Kurtzville the score was 10-5. the scorers being Alan Dickson with 8. Shayne Goldrich and Kevin Kieffer with one each. At the end of the game the Tri - County Trophy was presented to team captain Alan Dickson and other members of the team, by Stan 'Hopper of Belgrave, presi- dent of the Tri -County League. ' With this marking the end of scheduled games for ,all our teams. we believe it's time to give our young players a word of praise and encouragement. To the ones who won -- con- gratulations and thanks for bringing this honor to Belmore; we're mighty proud of you. To the ones who didn't win -- con- gratulations for a fine effort and a sincere display of good sports- - man ship; you were all great. your opponents only a tiny bit greater. But we're still proud of you and wish. you better luck next year. Otir speciall mention must go to the guiding hands behind the boys, the 'older' .boys, in our eornrnunity who take time out of their busy schedule to train these lads and bring us fine hockey games. By name they are; Jim Renwick. behind the Tykes; Lorne Fischer and Bill Mulvey, Squirts; Jack Inglis. of our winning PeeWees; *alter Renwick. our champion Bant- ams; and Keith Mulvey and Pete Steuernol who worked with our Midgets. Our tIanks to you all for making Belmore a fine little village in which our youth can participate in great winter sport. Draw held after game The Fordwich Rockets and Fordwich Intermediates met in the local arena on Monday night with the Rockets winning 5-4.._ • After the game tickets were drawn with the winners being Walter Demerling, first; second, Larry Clarkson; third, Carl D'Arcy. Exhibition novice action Fordwieh was given a 4-0 thumping in Novice hockey against Wingham on Friday night. Coals went to Randy MacKay with two and Peter Hilbert and Ricky Jacklin with singles. The lone Fordwich goal was scored by Jim Reed. Wingham took an early lead. MacKay scoring from Hilbert at 1:35. Fordwich tied the score at 9:10, Reed from Dan McEwan and the period ended with the score tied 1-4 It was a different story in the second as Wingham went ahead with three unanswered goals, Hilbert from Paul 'Skins at 2:10; MacKay unassisted at 7:35; and Jacklin from Skins at 10:35. There were no goals ill the third period. 'Each team picked up one penalty but Fordwich managed its only goal while shorthanded, Reed off for tripping. acKay received Wingham's on pen- alty. The game ended tied 4-4 and after a short rest the two, teams carne back for overtime. A snapshot from the blueline at 2:36 gave Petrolia a 5-4 lead, as Skinn was badly screened on the shot. At 5:52 'MacLennan had pos- session of the puck and moved in on goal with one defender between him and the net. From about 20 feet out he fired a 'high shot which caught the cor- Annual midget tournament to start next Thursday The fourth annual Midget Tournament will be held in the Wingham arena March 21st, 22nd, and 23r4. The tonna. ment is in competition for the Walter Lnckridge Trophy, This year will `see " A" team; from Chicago. Woodstock, Chatham and an all-star bans tam team from London. The other Midget clubs are from Dunnville, Mildmay. • Mitchell, Kincardine, Hanover, Clinton,. Mount Forest, Walkerton, Wat- ford and Wingham. The "A" teams will play round robin competion while the "B" teams will play a minimum of two . games with competition •for championship and consolation trophies. This has proven over the years to be excellent hockey. There is a lor of interest being expressed in the all-star ban- tam team from London, a club which has played against mid- get clubs,during the season and their coach, Mr. Thomas, fns they have a good chance of winning the cup. The action begins Thursday morning. Match 21st at 9:30. ner on the glove side. Neither team could come up with another counter and the overtime ended with the game still a sawoff. •TS when the Wingham WDAAC Champions take on Kincardine, Each game consists of two 20- minute straight,time periods until the third period, which is 20 -minute stop time. the teams will be, provided with a lunch after each game, and when necessary,,. billeting will be provided, That's. the Walter Lockridge Memorial Midget Tournament, March 21, 22• and 23rd in the Wingham ,Arena, beginning at 9:30 in the morning. W. The schedule is as follows: THURSDAY, MARCH 21st 9:30 Kincardine vs Wingham 11:la Mitchell vs. Walkerton 1:00 Woodstock vs Chatham 2:45 . Dunnville vs Hanover 4:30 Clutton vs Watford 6:15 Mildmay vs Mount Forest 3:00 Woodstock vs London FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd 9:30 Loser 9:30 Thurs. vs. Loser 11:15 Loser 11:15 Chicago vs Woodstock 1:00 Chatham vs London 2:45 Winner 2:45 Thurs. vs Winner 4:30 Thurs. .4:30 . Loser 2:45 Thurs. 'vs Loser 4:30 Thurs. 6:15 Chicago vs London 8:00 Winner 9:30 Thurs. vs. Winner 11:15 Thurs. SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd 9:30 Loser 6:15 Thurs. vs MENS .TOWN. LEAGUE There were quite a few fine games bowled this week which will help a lot of 'bowlers in,. crease their averages, The standing remains much the same as it has been for the las: month as all the team pairings came out. 5 and 2, . The. Rangers are still 8 points behind the C{anadiens as both tears took five. Ted English took the high single with 325 while Jim Bain rolled 3 good games 266, 276 and 291 for a. whopping 823, the high triple, Bill Hotchkiss had 301 and 292 for an .816, Mac Ritchie 304 and 771, Bill Johns - n 306 and°.750, Bob Foxton 298 and 7.24, Bill Stephenson 310 and 715. Ted English tripl- ed 733. The Standing: Canadiens ' 106; Rangers 98; Black Hawks 92; Maple Leafs 86; Bruins 78; Red Wings 65. Winner 9:30 Friday 11:15. Chicago vs Chatham 1:00 Winner 6:15 Thursday vs Winner 2:45 Friday 2:45 Clear Arena 4:30 Consolation Trophy 6:15 " A" Championship 8:00 B" Championship All teams will report to the registration desk 20 minutes prior to their games. pc) yes 'EDNEEDAY NIGHT LADIES' LEAGUE Those over 225 this week are; Verna Stef#1er 227, Rose Grove 265; Marg Machan 225. lane Grove 254 and 249; S11yirley 8 torey 222, 302, 286;. Jean King 203; Dorothy lairs 239; Hilda Brown 239; Audrey Swatridge 234, Shirley Storey took both the high triple and high single with 302 and 610. Team standings <are Wheaties 102; Cheerios 98; Trix 92' Shreddies 901 Fluffs 76. Muf- fets 67." THURSDAY NIGHT • MIXED LEAGUE Marilyn Ritchie led her team to a 5 point to 2 victory over Hildars Humbugs and they are now a mere 3 paints QM of first place. Marilyn `hada a 712 triple and a 275 single. Bob Jones topped the. 'men' with an 848 .triple and Bill Hotchkiss bowled a sparkling 384 single. Thanks to Bob Crawford and. Barb Sta_ inton for sparing last week. • D ro EE4EES- PLAY' EXHIBITION,.. GAME Oa Saturday aftearnrn in Winghatn, the Belmore PeeWets played an exhibition gone with the Wingharu team. 'They won by a score of 6'3. ` seurers .fes Delmore being Rieha rd Inglis' with b and Leland Harkness with Bridg. Club The Howell system was used. Tied for first; Mrs, W, Caslick and Mars. P. Thompson;Nrs, B. Mathers and E. Edighoffer; see nd, C. Hodgins and 0, Haselgrove,, third, B. Crtleib and'W. Wharrv. DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU. Keep money in Your pocket, It's a nice feeling,* Here arethe standings: Hilda's Humbugs 103; Marilyn's Maple Buds 100; Gail's Gum Drops 94; Marg.'s Mints 84; Laura's Secords 83; Pat's Smar- ties 81. See Jack Garbutt at the ; WINGHAM COMMUNITY CRjWIT ,UNION Diagonal Road cause I li, morecan s ne s. • 1 Get a pack of Belvedere. 'You'll find you smoke them because you like them in ,s . ite of Instant Gifts. ,:. n p 6 f,ty� "� li a'�.�:i�'J •'S-‘1,4Uri ' •T•1• a .:a 01: .(: _.