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The Wingham Advancelimes ituradaY, January 0, 11
YOUR FAMitY 91-00TORE
JOSEPHINE STREET PHQM
WINQHAM 3574840
Wingham wins tournament
The chipg,„ wtre really down
WedneSclay afternoon' when the
• age-old rivals, Wingham and
Teeswater, battled for the cham-
pionship of the Tyke Tournament
at the Teeswater arena. Wing -
ham's shooting was -more ac-
curate and won 5-2. •
To reach the final game, Wing -
ham Tykes -defeated Lucknow 5-2.
in a guile which started about 1
p.m: Michael Rintout, JOhn
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Penny, Vaughn ,Passmore, with
two and Leo Kinahan scored for
Wingham and Larry McPherson
counted twice for Lucknow.
The final prOduced many ex-
citing and anxious moments as
the first period and the early part
of the second showed signs of a
close game. Wingham pulled
ahead in the last minutes of the
period and took a comfortable
lead in the third when they built
ZIE\120N1 \21@[1 bAYNGUS SHORTT
D Qucks Unliinited
A DABBLER TAKES OFF
Dabbers are Mallard, Black Duck, Pintail,
Gadwall, Widgeon, .Teal,$0ov'erri.-r and Wood
Duck. With larger wing :area to 'weight than
divers, they rise directly off tlic Takeoff
sequence above '(I) S11 d( (And thrust'
down onto and under the water; (2) this powerful. '
downstroke lifts the duck's body (lear, and (3) it
rapidly goes into. full flight. In tt-mbered swamps,
of the south onalJards rise vertically,30 or 40 feet
to clear tree tops.
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up the score to 4-1.
During the last five ininutes,
Teeswater became more aggres-
siVe and, got.a lift %hen the Wing-
ham.goalie miscued on a 19hg,
slow shot and missed the puck
when he attempted to sweep it out
of danger with his 'stick,
On the whole, both Winghakn
goalies played well throughout
,tlie series with Randy Netterfield
and Stephen Morrison eqvering
up well when their goals. were
threatened. Tod Struthers of
Teeswater played' exceptionally
'Well and turned aside many dan-
gerous shots and time and time
again covered up beside the post
Mien his team mates were weak
in clearing the puck.
Michael Rantoul scored two
goals with Vaughn Passmore,
Bradley Gerrie and Leo Kinahan
contributing one each4 Mike
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Leahy and Rick Schiestel sored
for Teeswater.
Because • of the similarity' Pf
sweaters, Wingham dressed in
predominantly red regalia of the
CKNX Hawks of the 4Nevice
House League. With the score 4:2
with 'only a Minute to play,
Kinahan's goal made certain tile
Wingham club would- win the
tournament title and Bob Crenin-
of Teeswater presented his tro-
phy to them.
Teeswater reached the final
game by Aefeating Belmore 4-2 in
the opening game and rested as
spectators during the Wingham.
Lucknow game.
McKerfile was a tower of „
strength for the home team,
scoring three times with -Cronin
getting the fourth goal. Murray
Moran and David Eadie netted
the Belmere goals.
Dave Dinsmore rolls
Town's high triple
—Recent results for Fordwich •
bowlers are as follows:
Results for Dec. 21—Mixed
Bowling League: Lorne Lambkin
277, Don Bridge 202, Bonnie Wil-
son 240; Gerda King 203, Joan
Annis 202, Audrey Schumacher
207, Les Carter 219, Donna King
216, Pete gskritt..220, 204, 203;
Doug Browne 218, Blake Gibson'
225; Men's high „'Single, ' Lorne
Lambkin 277; men's high triple,
. Pete Eskritt 627; ladies' single,
Bonnie Wilson 240; ladies' triple,
Bonnie Wilson 616: , '
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Saturday, January 22„ 1972
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Town League—Dave Dins-
more, 221, 2417; Dave Dinsmore,
high triple, 666.
Results'for Dec, 28: Fordwich
Mixed BoWling League—Doug
Bunker 217, 234; Lyle Foerter 231,
200-; 214; Randy King 211, 245, 205;
Audrey Schumacher, 210, Les
Carter 217, Lorne Lambkin 218,
241; Marg Bridge 207, Harold
Eskritt -204, .Don Bridge 237,
Nellie Allen 232, Carroll Johnson
226, Don King 227, Jack Schu-
macher 244, Alex Reid 210, 212;
Marj Johnson 201, Edith Gibson
210.
Ladies' high single, Nellie
Allan 232; ladies'. high triple,
Nellie Allan 581; men's high
single. Randy King 245; men's
high triPle, Randy King 661.. *.
Town BOwlers.--L-jim Vale 210,
Dave 'Dinsmore 221, jean Dins-
more 221, Wilda, Ruttan 212; high,
triple, Dave Dinsrnore,567;.Wildast
Ruttan 515. . • .•
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Howick Lioni
bingo winners
Regular games: Marlene
Johnston, Hanover; Mrs.. Riehl,
Wingham; Mrs. Schill, Formosa
.and Mrs. McDermott, Mildmay;
Mrs. Stone, Toronto and Mrs. Ed
Rich, Wingham; Mrs. S. Huber,
Mildmay and Mrs. R.' Greenley;
Harriston; Mrs. Cross, Walker-
ton and Mrs. G. Hislop„ Wroxe-
ter; " Mr. Sproule, Lucknow; Mrs.
Huber, Mildmay; Mrs. Wm. El-
liott, Bluevale and Doreen Dens-
tedt, Dorking; Mrs. Schill, For-
mosa; Mrs Herb Benninger,
' Hanover; Mrs. Bates, Hatriston;
Bill- Craig, Walkerton; ,Helen
Steffler, Hanover; Mrs. Ferg
Riley, Wingham.
"Share the -Wealth" 1: Mrs. Bill
Austin, Seaforth; 2. Mrs. G. Sim-
mons, Wingham; $25 special:
Ferg Riley, Wingham ; Jackpot
consolation plus bonus: Mrs. H.
Harriston and Mrs. We'El-
liott, Bluevale; Lap card special :
Mrs. Schlosser, Hanover.
Door prizes: Bill Austin, Sea-
torth; Marlene Johnston, Han-
over; Mrs. K. -Edgar, Wroxeter
and Alan McKercher, James-
town. Lucky draws: Bill Ken-
nedy,. Wingham, Mrs. Doris
Adams, Bluevale; Judy Huber,
Mildmay; Don Foerester, El-
mira.
RIV4kL GOALIES shake'hands after the final game of the
\Tyke Tournament at Teeswater Wednesday afternoon. Tod
-Struthers of Teeswater, right, congratulates Randy Netter -
field of Wingham following the presentation of fhe Cronin
I Trophy to Wingham. —Advance -Times photo • •
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Colts win consolation
trophy at Kincardine
Wingham Colts won the con-
solation championship series at
the Kincardine Winter Games
Monday, December 27, and were
awarded the Ron Catto Trophy. ,
A 9-2 loss to' Durham elimi-
nated the Wingham Canadian Le -
'on, -sponsored team from the
Or series in their- first. game...:
*evin Hickey and David Kieffe!„.
.scOred the Colts goals.
'In their second game of the
day, Wingham Colts defeated
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Milverton 4-2 with gOals by Dave
»ennett, Doug McGregfir,, Gor-
don Kinahan and David Kieffer,
to put them ;into t114.,,cotation
final.
The Colts evidentlylound their
legs in this game against:Tiver-
ton and piled up eight goals while
Tiverton were only able to find
--the--rietlzanee,-.Kevin-ilickey.led.
the scorers with live -goals and
Gordon Kinahan, David Kieffer
and Sheldon Jones accounted for
the other three.
Close scores feature Qf
novice house.
Close scores featured the .Mon-
day. and Tuesday games in the
Novice House League decembet
20 and 21 with Canadian Tire
Canadiens "edging Police- Maple
Leafs 2-1 and CKNX Hawks shut-
ting out Brophy Bruins
Action resumed after .the
Christmas break on Tuesday,
December 28, Maple Leafs came
to life in the last 10 minutes of
pine after being down two goals
to the .Bruins and scored three
quick goals to ,win 3•.-2. Stephen
Thompson and Mike Rintoul had
ac
scored for the Bruins before Rick
Malc Lean scored to give the Leafs
thewLeinnwith two and Ken
win.
The ta,iltire of the Canadiens to
ice sufficient players Thursd'ay
night Ulf' .play. the Hawks,caused
the postponement of alis game.
. Teatifitandingsas of January
3: Maple Leafs 1.7 points, Hawks
13, Bruins 12, and •Canadiens 10
points. The. Leafs, HaWks, and
Canadiens each gained two points
, over the previous standings while
Bruins failed to add to the 12
league play
points listed earlier. •
Games scheduled for January 6
to 14 in'the Novice House League
see Brophy's Bruins meet CKNX
Hawks Thursday,- January 6,
Canadian Tire Canadiens and
Police Maple Leafs play the next
night.
Monday the Bruins meet the
Maple Leafs followed by Hawks
and Canadiens playing Tuesday
and on Thursday, January 13,
Maple Leafs and' Hawks play
with Bruins and Canadiens play-
ing Friday.
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Bridge results.
The Howell system was usea
, and three tables were in play.
First, Mrs. D. B. Porter and 0.
Haselgrove; second, Mr.' and
Mrs. J. H. Crawford; third, Mrs.
F. Forgie and Jim Wilson;
fourth, -Mrs. W,. Henry and Art
Wilson.
In 1896, a two -cent postage rate
from 'Canada to the entire British
Empire was introduced.
WINNERS OF the Tyke Tournameni at Teeswater last Wednesday, the Wingham team
clusters around Bob 'Cronin of Teeswater as he 'presents his. trophy. Because ofs'the
similarity of Teeswater and Wingham sweaters, the latter team ware the CKNX Hawks.
sweaters from the novice house leadue. —Advance -Times photo
Lesion/Colts
win kandily
Over.Lucknow.
Wingham Legion Colts fattened
their scoring records in two
games with Lucknow in PeeWee
league play Tuesday, December
28 and Monday, January 3,
winning 10-2 at home in the first
game and 6-3 in the gathe at
Lucknow.
Scoring for Wingham in the
first game were David Kieffer„ .3;
Sheldon Jones, 2; Kevin Hickey,
Tony Netterfield, Jackie Ohm,
Doug McGregor and Tim Hen-
derson with one each. The Luck -
now goals were scored by Rick
Conelly and Pat Murray.
Kevin Hicleeyand David Kief-
fer collected two .paell in the
second game and Sheldon ;Jones
and Dave Bennett contributed
singles. David Ackert, Pat Mur-
ray and Mark Frayne scored the
Lucknow goals.
Canada's boreal forest extends
from Newfoundland to Alaska.
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