The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-02-13, Page 114
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1e`Sports'took it on .the.
chin AS they played host to the
Crediton, Tigers. With their
ranks riddled with injuries, two.
, Juven legs,; `.Paul Fleury and° Ken:
' Taylor, came to theaid of the
Sports and both boys played a -
,strong game.
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'early. lead With thflit goal of
the:; game at , 55 as Barry. fry,
fogle cashed' In Cre'bound from
.Irw a's shot, • Fifteen seconds
later the Sports went two upon
•a Ane effort by Patti Fleury.
NMI made . a sweeping effort to
steal the puck, from. a Crediton
player In ,thecicomer.` His first
effort failed Elwood Irwin
carne, fxying,in aott Paul skated
in front of the net at Elwood
stole the, puck. threw a perfect
pass and Fleury with. a fine shot
slipped; the 'puck into the'net.
Up, until the 15'minute mark.
it was quite evident the Sports
had "the Tigers by the - tail" and
the' Crediton Tigers didn't like
it and showed it.by three quick
goals before the ,period ended.
Jim Morrissey scored at 15.45,
Paul Young at '18; 0 5 with the
final goal of the period scored
by Fred Lamb, Score end of
the first period, Crediton 3-
*ingham 2, .
SECOND PERIOD
Crediton added two quick
goals in less than two minutes
with Bill ChIpchate scoring at .
6:.55,and Glen Overholt at 8 45
Wingham's first and only goal
of the second per%d was scor-
ed at 15.05 as Don Willie fed
a goal crease pats to Ross For-
ster who deflected it into the
net. Twenty seconds later
Crediton got this one back as
one of the smaller Crediton
players, Bob Pinter; scored with
assists going to Hayter and Mor-
rissey.. Score end of second
period, Crediton6-Wingham 3.
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THS PERIOD
Crediton got a quicl4e as
Glen Overholt .scored. 'atahe 14
• second mark, followed. by Jim
Merrftsey's second go,.al' of ?fie
game at 2.t !0. Wingham's al
goal of the ga0 ,came at 2.47
as „the young and 014" tom- «'
biose aqd Paul Fleury fed a lead
pass to Irwin. Elwood used the
de..fenceman asp screen and let
one fly about 12" off the ice
into the net from )ust inside the
blueline. Crediton added three
unanswered goals by Chipchase,
Lamb and Jinn ;Morrey, Final
score Crediton 11, Wingham 4.
SHORT SHOTS... The Juven-
ile recruits, Paul' Fleury and
Ken Taylor looked real good.
Paul moved into line with El-
wood Irwin and Ken Houston
and with a ,goal and an mist
sure didn't look out of place.
Ken Taylor. teamed up with the
defence crew, skated well and
moved the puck as well as the
best of them... Overheard one
fan ask when the Juveniles play-
ed, He'states he was sure going
to be out to see more of these,
boys.... Crediton dominated the
play and although small insize.
they skate well and `pass with
Russian precision... Couldn't
help but be impressed with the
fine play of Crediton's J i m
Morrissey with his hat trick, and
theirblonde bomber Bill Chip
chase, From their play in this
game would say they would
stack up well against the best in
the league.
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TO EXETER
Two rinks of lady curlers
journeyed to Clinton. last Wed-
nesday to play in the tankard
division., Exeter @teams won
for this division and will meet
the. , ginnets of the next division
-I'm44fallterton the4aa t week o,
this month.. . U
. The rinks from here were
Ella Gurney, skip, Ann Rosen-
hagen, Ruth Currie and Nona
Elliott; Eva Bain, skip, June
Hafermehl, Edith Rathbun and
Gloria Thomas.
TIE AND WIN
The Whitechurch broomball
team played St. Clements last
week, the game -ending in a°1-1
tie. In a game with Brussels
the local team won 5-0,
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Last Saturday evening, be-
fore a small turnout, the Sports
played host to the Clinton team,
Wingham, jumped into the
lead at 5.38 as Ross Forster, fed
E. Irwin at the edge of the.
crease. However, the Sports •
let up for a six rhinute-stretch
between 9:38 and 15;46 and" T.
Clinton . fired no less than 5 go als '
from the sticks of Livermore,
Boyes, Draper with singles and
Glew two. Score end of first
period, Clinton 5-Wingham L
SECOND PERIOD
Clinton's Draper beat Sutton
at 2.50 with assists to- McDoug-
all and Parson. Wingham's '
•
Jim Bain, who is getting to be -
a,rather -consistent scorer, fared
.er;s+liip amt zbilast a41 the al2:40147,
ute mark which made the -goal
bars ring so• that you could hear_
the clash at the opposite end of
the rink. The assist went to E.
Irwin. Clinton closed the scor-
ing for the period as Boyes `dek-
ed Sutton in the Wingham net
at 14.2 5., Score end of the sec- ,
ond, Clinton 7-Wingham 2.
THIRD PERIOD
Clinton's Livermore, a real
basket hanger, got two goals,
one at 7.51, the other at 9.55
to give him the hat trick for the
night. At the ten minute mark
Jim English let one go from .
the centre line into the upper
left corner of,the net, •Jim's
first official goal of the season.
Nice shot Jim. At 14.35 Ross .
Forster broke in on the net., • ,
.lith full control of the puck he
was tripped from behind by .
Clintons Mait Edgar and would
have been awarded a penalty
shot but the puck slid ahead of
Ross into the net by a very per-
turbed Clinton .goalie, Gary
Black,. wJao showed his°.displeas-
ure by breaking his goal stick
over the goal post. At 15.55
Clinton's Dale scored from
Listowel 1�
mmosi lUtIUI
Boyes, At 16.36 Wingham's
,Forster tipped in 'a shot from•
n point by Jim' 'English with
" 1'3ingham playing a man short
'at'the time. The final goal of
+the•game came at 18.10 from
the stick of E. Irwin with assists
going to Fleming and G. Kerr.
'Veinal score, Clinton 10-Wing-
fi`a'm 6.
SHORT SHOTS... Having .lost.,
five regular players since the '
,start of the season, the Sports
played well •particularly when
they played two lines and three
,defencernen against Clinton's
three lines 'and four defence -
men. This°boys seemed to °
tome on strong particularly in
the last period when they out-
snored Clinton 4 to S... George
Kerr played his best game to
dafe, skating well and tangling
wfth.Clintcn's.r. gar in the .sec-
ond and calq 'rt• wn inthe third.
getting verdicts over both.... In
they early periods Wingham's
goalie Sutton saw so " couch rub-
ber he must have- thought he
:was working in a rubber plant
. • .,Fryfogle was a late starter,
but a starter thanks to Roger...
Glad to report Doug Neil will
be back in action when the
Sports play host to Listowel on
Saturday night. This will be a
mt>st game for the Sportsas it
could quite possibly decide.
whether Wingham or Listowel
get "the .last playoff spot.. .Let's
sea good crowd out to support
the Sports. All games with
Listowel have been close and
good support could assist the
Sports in getting this all im-
,e portant victory.
Some girls in a local office
were discussing a newly pur-
chased office machine. "l
know ,it does the work of four
men;." said one. "But I'd ra-
ther have the men, "
Wingham Z
bruising defence, -Bain
andHenry spectacular
The Sports lost a 'big game
when they went down to defeat
at the hands of the Listowel
team here. last Tuesday.
Listowel jumped into .a two -
goal lead-in the first period as
R. Livingstone scored from
Hytners at 2. 57 and Weber scor-
ed from Kaufman and Humph-
ries at 14.30. Listowel's D.
Burke picked up two minutes for
holding and an extra 10 •min- •
utes misconduct in the closing
minutes of the period.
SECOND PERIOD
Listowel added two more
goals, the -first at the eight
minute mark by Newbigging and
the second by Humphries at
12.40„ Ken Henry got Wing -
ham's first goal at the 19 min-
ute mark with assist going to
E. Irwin. Score end of the sec-
ond, Listowel4-,WinghamL,
THIRD 'PERIOD
• The teams 'traded goals in
the third period, Listr wel's goal
coming at 11.30 as Livingstone
444,
took a pass from Borton andbeat
Sutton in the Wingham net.
With the mean, advantage, Wing -
horn's power play got' a quick
goal as Jim Bain blasted a slap
shot- from the point with assists
.going to Forster and Houston at
'18.10. Final score Listowel 5,
,Wingham 2.
SHORT SHOTS... Listowel
can thank their goalie for this
win a$ he stopped shot after shot
and he seems to have' Ross For -
stens moves pegged. He rob-
bed Rots on more than one break-
away... Where were the Sports
forward lines in this game?
Notice both goals scored by de-
fenctrnen Bain and Henry...Be-
sides providing the scoring punch
these two defencemen dished
out tome real bruising checks...
Anbther Sport on the inMed
list it »oug Neil, out with an
in juiced leg; This leaves the
Spats with two' top centres out
with injuries.
BOY SCOUT�WEEK is February 16 to 23. In 'hbrtbi3r t'
Lord Baden-Powell, Scout founder, the local Packsarr,iic ld-
ing a father and son banquet on February 26, Cubs. ,hop-
ing to show up with a father for the event are, `front:
Ronnie McGee, Billy LeVan, Steven Burke, Jimmy ,Deyell, .
Doug McGregor, .David Robinson, Sheldon Jones;,;?avid
Ritter, Timmy Morrison, Centre: Paul Aitcheson.:Wayne
Sinnamon, Brian Reed, Kenny Paul, Richard Harcourt,
Bernie . Wehmeyer, Richard Sinnamon, Brian Merayish,
Randy VanderWoude, Calvin Hastings. Back: Steven
McTavish, David Reed, Mike Milosevic, Dwight dams,.
Ricky, Sallows,Monty Norman, Steven Matt on rT; and
Randy V11'illiams. Cub Leaders (not shown): :_Bruc icor- "<
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Terrr Nethery and KenPost.
Advance Time to;. •
Fidgets defeat
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,After a poor season with Han-
over, the Wingham Lionsw,Mid-
gets knocked Hanover out of
theplayoffs with .sensational ,Gp1
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ebruairy"5;"'me sc•ie was
for Wingham. Joe Kerr, lead-
ing scorer on the team, opened
the scoring early in the fust
od and later with Rick Ken
edy finished off the first stan-
za. Tom Irwin notched the
only 'gal in the second. Wing, -
ham came on strong in the third
with three final goals Popped •
in by Ron Dore, Carl Mowbray
and Jack MacPherson.
SECOND GAME
"In the game on February '1
Hanover had Wingham beaten
in the first period by a 2-1 iiiar-
gin, Joe Kerr getting the only
counter for Wingham only four
seconds before the belL Jack
MacPherson was the star of the
second .period scoring two, only
seconds apart, assisted on both
by Joe Kerr. Kerr netted Wing-
^ ham's fourth goal with the'as-.
sist going to MacPherson. Bob
Sangster popped in the' last '
• counter of the period.
The third period was even
stronger with Wingham scoring
four goals: Mahood from .Mow-
bray; Irwin from Mahood and.
Mowbray .; MacPherson from
Don- Dubeau and Kerr; Ron Dore
from Mowbray and Mahood.
Carl Mowbray did an excellent
job of penalty killing.
Brian Skint► sat. out these two
games with a knee injury suf-
fered earlier.
The final score was Wing -
ham 9, Hanover 4.
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We are all fugitives. and
the things we didn't do yester-
day are the bloodhounds.
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H,»Several games
were played 'last week by '
Veal. teams. On' Tuesday gbt.
the Intermediates met Alma,
with the :gam beg played
Elora, Alma winning. 12.4 On
Friday night. ey ps Stone
School in the local arena w
the garue resulting in, a 1' 7 ,tie,
The l idgetss played meeday
night In Fordvirkli against Eel-
mote.wi
gai stEel-
,cii Ole latter winning
' The P'eeWees also played -
Monday night In Gorrie against.
the Pgrde team butiest.'theft.
gar 50On Friday alight
Belgrave; met them m Fordwlch
and the f fiscal boys won, that en-
counter
Bantams het with Gor-
Tie on.Menday night in Gorrie.:
losing their game 5,71. On 111.-
44Y night: they played "Belmore
• and again lost 8-1. Thi:game
was played in BelMer.eg
And: rally. the, $quirts
ed
Sar*ciay afternoon. in ,Fc
wich against Beimo a with l
More winning 3-1,,
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