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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-02-20, Page 13Bill KerpIays strong game A garne which .could :have decided the final playoff berth,. • turned out to be a nothing game wh,eti the W, G. A. A, executive threw out. just enough of the '.. $pons' wins to eliminate them from the playoffs,. Listowel had a good backing .'out -to support their team, Fans • were treated to an .exciting game,: Listowelwas quick in lilef1101111111111111111Sialillii111111111111 IN Il bhig the had as L. Johnson a power play go al scored at caught Wingham's defence nap-. 14.14 on a three-way passing ping and fed a pass to Newbig- play front Fryfogle to Irwin,,• to ging in front of the Wingham Don Willie. Final score, Lis net, all alone, and with Sutton towel 5, Wingharn 3. , at his mercy fired one into the SHORT" SHQ'5... For about lower comer, - the fourth gam in a row the ®At 3.47 Listowel's goalie Mc-. Sports have come on strong in Clement and Wingham's Forster the third period, outscoring the each received two minutes for opposition... Nice to see Forster slashing and after this incident score op that breakaway., Was the local fans sure got to the beginning to think Ross was get - Listowel goalie. You guessed ting that Paul Henderson jinx on breakaways... This .was per- haps a costly win for the Listo- wel team as they lost the sery ice of one of their defencemen who went intothe end boards, breaking his ankle. (Alt. -was able to return to Listowel with the team on Crutches and with a cast on one leg... Listowel's Humphries with 2 goals and 2 assists was the star .of thegame ...Bill Kerr played a bang-up game and looked real good while poor brother George could do nothing but hit goal posts... Elwood Irwin seemed to be hav- ing problems around the net, Could it be that Elwood was a little over anxiouswith his while family out to cheer him or was he still not over the ex- citement of his PeeWees vic- tory in the afternoon ?...Coach Cerson switched Ken Houston - back on defence and John Mc- Tavish on forward line. The players didn't look -out of place in their new position... K e n. Henry came through with anodr er solid check but the two best checks of the game were dished out by Jim English in a matter of seconds...Jim B a iniigot. through this game without a ' penalty, giving him a clean sheet for the year. Not too of- ten do you see a defenceman go through a season. without a ' nenaltvr and: play such fine hock. 'a U,et res;. i?» Y4S4...'his ends the „ • season for the Sports and on be- half of the players a, big thank you to our supporters, although perhaps small in number but high in quality. A special thanks to those who have driver cars and to those who made d6- nations to help defray expenses ...We would be remiss if we failed to say thanks to a man behind the scenes who perhaps has given more of his time and effort, a man who perhaps has been taken for granted, a man who looked afters w e a,t e rs socks, sticks and a dozen other .jobs. Hats off to .a. real work- horse, Mike Willie. •— SHOW TIMES -- Friday and Saturday at 7:15 and • 9:15. A11 other days, one show at S:Qat, except where noted on the program. WED.-THUR.-FRI.-SAT. (4 days). FEB. 19.20.21.22 -"THE WRECKING CREW" -- Colour - Starring: Dean Martin Dean Martin is at his best in this his latest release. SAT. MATINEE FEB. 22 "Bandits of Sherwood Forest" • . COMING NEXT: THUIL-FRI.-SAT. - FEB. 27.28 - MAR. 1 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "COOL HAND LUKE" uII�!/II!■!IiuIi ■II!N!IIB1l a;I sIllmiI Ilf" • nteai -tation H0 , FRIOAY NIGH .T Helen andbells SATURDAY NIGHT Lloyd ports and and BirbscU* reribs, sauerkraut d Sstordsy Nights Spa ed Priday an Chicken seri it, at 8.08 Forster skated in alone and having missed break- away after breakaway made a . quick shift to deke and flip the puck into the net behind a per- turber Listowel goalie. Wing - ham picked up penalties at la 12 .-and 10.40 mark but the penalty -killing 'crew did 'an excellent job of keeping Listowel off the score sheet. Score end of first period, Listowel 1, Wingham 1. SECOND PERIOD . Listowel came out fired up by their coach and before the five-minute mark had added three quick goals, two by Hum- phries at 2.02 and 3.20 and the third by. Kaufman at the' 4- inin lute mark.. Score end of second, Listowel 4, . Wingham 1., THIRD PERIOD The Wingham Kerr brothers combined for a 'pretty goal at 5.30 as George fed brother Bill a pass in front of the net and Bill' with a Listowel player on his shoulders put the puck in the net with a fine sweeping back hand shot. Listowel's Kaufman scored his second of the game, when he tipped in a rebound . from Humphries' shot at 8.3 5. The final goal of the game was at the REFERENCE CLIP FOR REFERENCE WINGHAM KINSMEN WINTER CARNIVAL -- SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, FEB. 28 7:00 P.M. --=- HOCKEY PEEWEES vs. BANTAMS Crowning of CARNIVAL SNOW QUEEN 8:30 P.M. -- HOCKEY OLD TYMERS vs. KINSMEN Coached: a • Alf. Lockridge and Elwood Irwin �• -REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE NOTE.— If OTE--1f you wish to enter the Snow- mobile Races please fill in attached form i i SATURDAY. MAR. 1 1:30 P.M. °- SNOWMOBILE RACES' F. E. Madill Secondary School FREE SKATING For all ages at the Arena SNOW. SCULPTURING By Students at F. E. Madill Sec. Schl. 7:130 P.M. — -HOCKEY Tykes Game 8:30 P.M. — TUG -O -WAR kinsmen vs. Lions Legion vs. Firemen 9:00 P.M:— TRICYCLE Races Featuring members of Town Council 9:30 P.M. — Broomball Game . 10:15 P.M.— DRAW FOR TV REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE • • .u...ti.n•O ...;;14.10000 . MOISIMMM. aarra...ar.. OMINNIM.. :.s.a>r...s ..aanaa_ n. . . WINGHAMVii,114TER CARNIVAL SNOWMOBILE RACES --- ENTRY FORM ----- NAME ADDRESS s MACHINE MAKE. ,.. ENGINE (CCs ) Form must 'be received by 7:00 p.m., Friday, February 28 RETURN TO WING IAM KINSMEN CLUB, C/o BOB CRAWFORD r- 0 m m m rn ED GILMAR arid George' Inglis, two of the founding mem- - bers of Howick Legion Braneh 307, are seen at a recent Legion gathering in Listowel° Mr. Gilmar and Mr.' Inglis joined the Brussels Legion` in 1932. • They have been members of Howick Branch°since it was formed in 1940. 4 Juveniles. Atilt,I Wingham Juveniles defeated Walkerton Juveniles in three straight games to capture the,, W;O.A.A. Juvenile` "B'._ chIrnpionship. In the first game, . played in Walkerton, it was Wingham 8, Walkerton 1. Goalgetters in that contest were Armstong, with 3, Templeman and Mar=x Kinnon with 2 each and B o b'," Corrigan adding 1. The second game of the sr'e ° . played in Wingham, W'."�. winning 7-4. Scorers in - game were Armstong,-, MQiziingstar and MacKinnon all hittingfor two, and MacLenntn rounding out the score for nu 1' :;Oe In the final game at Walk.' champs erton, Wingham captured the trophy with a J0-2 /count. Goal - getters in that game were Arm- strong, Fleury, Bob Corrigan each with two, and singles went to Templeman; Don Mac- Kinnon, Jim MacKinnon and Glen Momingstar. The turnout at the last few games has been good and the boys will need all .the support • that the fans can produce on the road to the Alli -Ontario championship. The team is full of zest and team spirit, and their hockey is fast. Wingham meets Fergus this week in thequarter-finals. of the-O.M.H,A., and since neither,of.xhese: teams.have.:. . sufered..adefeat all season, the d' fair.s can -expect a hot series. Belmore Tykes win semi-final series Belmore Tykes, who were one game ahead in their semi- final series with Wroxeter as of this column last week, have now wrapped up the series. Thursday evening in Gorrie they were defeated by the Wroxeter boys who won 4-2, David Kief- fer responsible for bo th our goals: On Saturday, however, they came back to defeat Wrox- eter 7-2 , and win the series two games to one.' David Kieffer again led with 6 goals,. Bradley Weishar knocked in 1. The Tykes now move to the final series. The Squirts played an exhi- bition game in Teeswater on Saturday with that team defeat- ing them 8-4; goal-scoirers were Jimmy Mawhinney and Garth Dickert with 2 each. The PeeWees also played only one game last week, on Friday evening in Gorrie, de- feating that team 3-2. Belmore goals were scored by- B r u c e Dickert, Jim McBurney and "George Fischer. Both these teams are now waiting to rush headlong into their semi-final series. 1 . Belmore.Bantams played three games last week. On Tues- day evening . in an exhibition game with Teeswater, they slaughtered that t e a rn 8-1, Shayne Goldrich responsible for three goals, Pat O'Malley with 2, Jim Harkness, Paul Kieffer and Mervyn Weishar with one each. On Thursday evening the boys defeated Gorrie in a game in that village; the score was 8-3 and scorers were: Weishar with 2 , Douglas Jeffray, ~Douglas Baird, Shayne Gold - rich, Richard Inglis; Jirr'i Hark- ness and Paul Kieffer , with one each. On Fri',ay, they travel- led to Kurtzville, but the ta- bles wereturned as they were downed 10-1, Goldrich getting the lone counter. In Midget play.. Belmore boys won 6-2 over Kurtzville on Wednesday evening; Rick McPherson., George Harkness, and Alan Dickson each got two goals. On Friday evening, in the local arena, they defeated Belgrave 6-3; Alan Dickson with 4 goals, Rick McPherson and Murray Willits with one each. Junior Bowling BANTAMS There were 6 bowlers that were really in good form Satur- day, I'm afraid the others were trying too hard for that 120 and twisting their wrists. Gar'nes over 120 were Cathy Schiestel 162 and 158, Jay Mac= Laurin 157 and 153, . Lawrence Norman 130 and 139, Patricia Wharton 146, .Jamie Smith 147, Bruce Stainton 145. Nice going 'kids. Keep up the good work and don't forget bowling starts at 9 a. m. Satur- day, so don'tsleep in. JUNIORS The boys were in the groove with' the '200's but notice there's just one gal in there over 170 -- Good going Marlene! Come on .gals, you can't let the boys away with that!. Games oov'er 1IQ.4 Steven Tif- fin 225, Bill Staight 180, Tom Lee 241. Nice game .Tom. David Tiffin (Curly) 215, Bruce Skinn 200 and 235, Paid Swat - 'ridge 200, Jeff LoCkridge 173, Bobbie McGee 187 and ,172, Marlene Foxton 170. Wish 1 could bowl like that. Don't forget 10.30 next week gang. You'll have some count- ers. How do you like that? We Just want to spoil your fun. BRIDGE RESULTS • The Howell system was Used.' First: Mrs. D. B. Porter and W. Wharry; second, Mrs. F, A. Parker and O. Haselgrove; thirds Mrs. W. Wharry and A. Wilson; fourth, Mrs. F. Forgie and E. McGuire. • HEART FUND Help Your Heart Milverton' ham 5 itw Willie each score The Sports played 'host to the Milverton team last Tuel- day evening and :came out on the short end of an 8 to 5 score. FIRST PERIOD . It was a rough first period with Wingham getting four of the six penalties. Milverton jumped to a three goal lead as • they got goals from the sticks of Fred Kauk at 3.15, Murray Kerr at 6.47 and .Bob Grapp at 16.20, that last goal coming . with Wingham having two play- ers in the penalty box. SECOND PERIOD Both teams scored three goals in the second. Wingham scored at 6.35 with the man advantage on a three-way passing play, - Henry to Houston to trigger man Irwin. At 10.50 that old Mil- , verton smoothie Murray Kerr fed a perfect pass to Collins who Belgrave teams The Belgrave Tykes played an exhibition game against Blyth in Belgrave on Tuesday "night 'with Blyth winning by a score of 3-2. The Squirts also played the same nigh t with Blyth Squirts and tied 2-2. PeeWees playedan exhibi- tion game on Monday night against Teeswater in Belgrave ' and lost 5-2. On Friday night a regular schedule game was played with Kurtzville PeeWees in Kurtz- ville. The score was Kurtzville ,7, Belgrave 3. , The Bantams played a regu- lar schedule game Thursday a • night bin Fordwich and won. by a score of 7-6. In an exhibition game Belgrave Bantams lost '8-7• to Brusselsin that village. , The Midgets .played. a.sched-. uled game on Monday with Bel more in Belmore and lost 6-3. On Friday night they played with Fordwich its Fordwich and lost 6-4. • Stone School Intermediates played a scheduled game against Clifford in Mildmay on Wediles;- day, Clifford 6, • Stone School 3. Friday night in Belgrave against . Fordwich.-they, won by 12-3. . BROOMBALL -A men'sbroomball game. was played on Thursday night in Belgrave against St. Clements, St. Clements 9, Belgrave 0. On Wednesday night the Bel- . grave Girls and Wingham Girls played broomball -and tied 0-0. beat Sutton, At 16.40 . Milver-' ton added another goal by ,Kip- fer with assists to Kauk and liar - row, , During "the, last minutes (if the period no less than 3 goals were scored in slightly .over a minute. Wingham got one at • 17.50 as Don Willie ,poked in a pass from Barry Fryfogle. Mil- verton beat Sutton at 18,45 with Collins getting his second goal , of the game. Thirteen seconds later Wingham's Forster dented the twine with the assist going to Ken Henry. Seven penalties were handed out in the second including 5 minute penalties Q to Wingham's Forster and Mil- verton's Kauk for fighting.Score end of the second, Milverton 6, Wingham 3. - THIRD PERIOD Milverton added another goal to their lead ar 2.40 when Rich- ard Harrow scored. Wingham came back flying in the last five minutes of -the game get- ting two quick goals in 20 sec- ond span. The first one com- ing when Don Willie picked up a rebound from Bain ' s shot. The second one came as Elwood. Irwin tipped in a pass from Bill Kerr. With time running out Milverton's Kerr scored at 19.40.. Final score, Milverton 8, Wing - ham 5, ' SHORT SHOTS.. * This was a rough, hard hitting game' with no lest thp4 S penalties: haindt out..,,Refereeing, left a. l the Oat. be desired:..Goalie„ Gary, 3ut- ton celebrated his birthday see- Ing a lot of pw4ts,: Notleed Ite was naught out of the net In: `tom corner and defeneemen.Joh'ri° fiicTavish'tnade a fine save in the ne t, . • Ken Henry again w in fine form disiting out a couple of bone -0 lag cheer Win chairr►pjonS for thud ��im The Wingham Lions : Midget corning from behind 4 2-Q lead,.: defeated Clinton: 9-4 in the ', ' ; - s e c o n d game to win the W.O. A. A. Championsbip.for • the third straight year. Goals scored in the first niod were by Don Dubcau. ai Doug Mahood. ' 'In the seco period Paul' Teiirplernalland: Joe Kerr each scored ;and the Kerr came back for,his: seed goal. In the third frame ,Tai Irwin scored from the point Doug Mahood notched his $! ond, Bob Sangster f - the game with the ei� ninth counters. Special thanks comes'' the team forr great coach and managing by' -George. Doug Sidon. . ,a,taPala'U ta..aa(R , final 180 Sports statistics Final statistics sees Ross Forster local leader in three divisions, most . goals 21, most points - 41, arid most minutes in penalties 55. Elwood lrAfin was top play maker with 2p assists. Ken Houston was itie °, iron man playing irk all 26 games, with Ross Forster playing in all games but missing first period of ,one4 game. fl , PLAYER .. R. Forster E.,Irwin. • B. Fryfogle K. Houston, R. Peacock J. McTavish D. Lee J. Bain H. Litt ,.. D. Neil D. Willie R. Fleming K. Henry G. Cerson J. English G. Kerr B. Kerr r G A. T.P. 21 20 41 , 16 23 39 26- 17 16 33 - 8 16 15 31 14- 18 27 6 7 12 19 10 8 18 8 9 17 3 9 12 4 8 12 6 4 10 ,' 3 7 10 4 6 10 2 7 9 1 6 7 3 4 7 1 2. 3 0 14 0 22 ,/ 18 23 2 18 16. 40 29 etc **40 06ai�d` Pb;$ O+Rekose`P c__cies... V�et� �EtG �Gtt lit** lim6�•tr AO ��‘' toe' v �) o ite ti)°4°It 0144 100\.‘,A 011°‘.CPI" tiet1445