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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-01-27, Page 50 0 r Canadians gain second place with two house league wins Standings in the Novice House League tend to change .almost as often as the thermometer. Al- most since the first game of the season it seems that the teams take turns holding first and sec- ond place. Holders of first spot the past two weeks, Police Alaple- Leafs faltered during the past week, losing 3-2 to Canadian Tire Cana - diens then coming back to defeat last place Brophy's Bruins 4-2. Canadiens made a clean, sweep of their games by dumping CKNX Hawks 2-1 and the two wins junnped the Canadiens into second place. The Bruins improved their lot a little by easing out the Hawks 3-2. In the Monday game Ken Hop- per, Kev-tD Netterfield and Craig Brydges scored for Canadiens and Rick MacLennan and Elie rf McGregor tallied for the Maple Leafs. Bruce IMc1ntyrc, Steve Thompson and Chris Dubelaar did the job to give Bruins their win over the Hawks with Brad -Gerrie and Danny Thomas count- ing far the losers Tuesday night. Ken Hopper and Craig Brydges found the net for Canadiens to build the 2-1 win over the Hawks, wt ,got their goal fron Danny Thomas. In the game Friday, Rick MacLennan scored an ;fcw goals for the Maple Leafs algid, Mike Rintoul and Bruce Men - tyre scored for the Bruins. Team Standings: Maple .Leafs 27 points, Canadiens 21, Uawks 1r9 and Bruins 14 points. Games this Thursday and Fri- day: ri=day: Brophy's Bruins vs. CKNX Hawks, Canadian Tire Canadiens vs. Police Maple Leafs. Next Monday Bruins and Maple Leafs meet and late Tuesday afternoon it's Hawks and Canadiens. Wear appropriate clothing while snowmobiling, preferably a snowmobile suit designed for this sport.'Always wea.rta safety hel- met Belmora The Belmore Girls played. Lucknow in Lucknow Tuesday night of last week. The Belmore Girls lost 3-2. 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The Phantom -( Brad Williams) quickly recovered and returned to the game. -Staff Photo. - Hockey game fails to feature .expected fun // M The Wingham girls' hockey team, strengthened for the oc- casion with ,im.ports from Bel- more and Lucknow, showed sufficient staying power Friday night to tie the CKNX Misfits 6-6. Billed as a fun game as part of the Winter Carnival program, the game failed completely in—that department for two periods as CKNX went all-aut with close checking and hard shots and had a 4 -goal- lead within the first 10 minutes of play. Some of the shots directed at 'goalie Chris Rae were too high and fast, definitely in a different. category to the kind of shots she - has been facing when ploying against other .girls' teams, but she played well and turned aside many shots. ('KNX, augmented by the in- clusion of a few other players, gave the impression their reputa- tion was on the line and it was not until the third period that the game provided some humour i,ind the_('KNX squad made "mis- takes" defensively, resulting in the game developing into a, fun game. Scoring for the girls were Lois McLaughlin, Laura Inglis, with two and Steve Ste. Marie collec- ted the fourth goal while playing for the girls. With time running out and more than the regulation number of players on the ice,- Ed Daer of .CKNX apparently became a little confused and scored against his own' goalkeep- er twice to bring the girls•total to Gerry Chomyn, Ed Daer, Norm Gorrie and Jay MacLaurin scored for CKNX in the first period and pave Bennett and Chomyn added to their team's score in the third period. About 300 spectators were on hand to watch the game and see Karen Sutcliffe crowned Snbw Queen between the second and third periods. f�f MICHELLE RINTOUL While not many competed in the costume class for girls 9 to 0, the dress adopted by most showed imagination. Michelle Rintoul was winner. JOHN LEE, ,HAM AND ERIC McGREGOR John Leedham was judged to have the best costume in the youngest class on display Friday night and received the '- prize._ Eric McGregor came second. -Staff Photo. - THE NEW Snow Queen, Karen Sutcliffe, is crowned by last year's queen, Marlene Jamieson. —Staff Photo. DONALD GIBSON Competition in the 9 to 12 years class for boys Friday night was rather sfirn and the Fudges had little trouble de- claring Donald Gibson the winner. Staff Photo.