HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-02-24, Page 15The Howick Grapevine
VOLLEYBALL
On Saturday, February 12, the
e boys and girls volleyball teams
from Howick Central School
travelled to Goderich District
Collegiate and Vocational In-
stitutes'eAr the Goderich Invita-
tio � : l V4illeyball Tournament for
e ; entary schools in both the
girls' and boys' divisions.
Girls
The first team Howick played
was Zurich. Howick' defeated
them in two straight games by
the score of 11-2 and 11-2. In the
second set of games Howick was
victorious over the Colborne girls
by the narrow scores of 11-9 and:
13-1,l and Howick was again vic-
torious in the third set of games
as they defeated Belgrave by the
scores of 15-0 and 15-8.
• In the championship game the
Howick Golden Hawks defeated
Brookside in two straight games
by tiro scores of 16-4 and 15-11.
This was the third successive
year that the girls' volleyball
team from Howick won the • A
Trophy. This was donated by the
Colborne School staff and stu-
dents and presented to Dianne
Brown, the Howick captain. All
members of the winning team re-
ceived crests.
The following are the members
of the girls' team : Dianne Brown,
captain; Wanda Burchell, Gloria
•Ruttan, Sharon Gibson, Jean De-
kok, Mary Beth Riley, Beverly
Telehus, Carol Loughran, Lynn
Jillings, Nancy Zurbrigg, Alice
Versteeg, Carol Noble, Linda
Newton and Frances Telehus.
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Boys
In the opening game the Golden
Hawks won two straight games
against Turnberry by the scores
of 11-6 and 11-0. .In the semi-final,
games Howick defeated Mi'. Car-
mel by the scores of 15-2 and 15-0.
In. the championship Howick
was matched against Colborne
Central and defeated Colborne in
two straight games by the scores
of 15-1 and 15-8. This is the first
year Hpwick has won the A Tro-
phy- •
The trophy was donated by W.
H. Knisley, superintendent of the
Huron County Board of 'Educa-
tion and he presented the trophy
to David Crowe, the Howick cap-
tain. Each member of the win-
ning team received a crest.
Members of the team are:
David Crowe, captain; Paul Ing-
lis, Ron Riley, Peter Inglis, Jerry
Woollett, Leslie Woollett, Jeff
Jillings, 'Paul l.,V on, W' ,ne
Nickel, Ron McConnell, Arthur
Versteeg, Steve Kaufman and
David D.emerling.
Schedule set for
softball clinics
Again in 1972, the WOAA in
conjunction with the Ontario
Amateur Softball Association and
the Ontario Government will con --
duct a series of Clinics geared to
make the Official Playing Rules
mire familiar to those who .at-•
tend. These are held for umpires,
coaches, managers, players, and
I,,egue executives. It is the hope
that by holding these clinics, the
game of softball will be played,
officiated and watched by the
fans with a common interpreta-
tion of the rules which govern'the
game. ,
These clinics also provide the
WOAA with a chance to take a
look at the umpires who do the
WOAA softball games. In order to
stay abreast with the rules of the
game, the WOAA asks that each
umpire attend a clinic in order to
get a WOAA umpire's card. It
gives the league a chance to as-
sess the umpire's ability to inter-
pret the rules. by means of a short
testi,. All umpires who have not at-
tended a clink in. the past two
years are also remindggd that they
�mt�st.attrend tbisi.sesstin in order
to `renew their `lards
The clinics are scheduled as
follows: Clinic .1, April 23 at
Moorefield Ball Park; Clinic 2,
May '7 at Baden Public School;
Clinic. 3, May 14 at Ayton Com-
munity Centre; Clinic 4, May 27
at Brodhagen Community Cen-
tre. Each clinic will.be held from
1 to 6 p.m.
THE PRODUCTION number "Oliver", part of the Figure,
Skating Club's annual show, had a large cast. Some of those
participating were (front): Ruth Taylor, Sarah Haly, Mat-
thew Haly, Lloyd Eisler, Tracy MacDonald and Debbie
Merkley. Back row: Diane Nicholson, Janet Wood, Debbie
Hanula, Cathy Cruickshank, Maureen Stainton and Sylvia
Beard. —Staff Photo.
Novices complete schedule,
start play in semi-finals
All tour teams in the Novice
House League apparently found
the way to the goal a little easier
this past week as the four games
produced 24 goals. ' -
Canadiens defeated Bruins 3-2
last Monday when Paul jVIont-
gomery accounted for two goals
and Craig Brydges one for Cana -
diens while Bruins' Steve Mac-
Kay and John O'Hagan and team
mates could only produce two
Orange euchre
Fourteen tables of euchre were
played in the Wingham Orange
'Hall on February 14th. High -lady
was Mrs. S. McBurney; low lady,
Mrs. Ross Mann ; men's prizes,
Mrs. Denis Lang.ridge, playing as
a man and Fred Porter. Mrs. Roy .
Sanderson won the lucky chair
prize and the lucky draw.•
goals.
Maple Leafs and Hawks came
up with a good game Tuesday
with the former winning 5-3.
Leafs top scorer Rick Mac-
Lennan collected ,three goals and
' Eric McGregor and Robert Ste.
Marie contributed the others.
Scoring for Hawks were Doug
Merkley and Danny Thomas who
netted the puck .twice. -
Another close' game resulted
Thursday night when Hawks out-
scored Bruins 4-3. Brad Gerrie
scored two and Doug Merkley
and Danny Thomas the other
counters for Hawks. John
O'Hagan collected two for' the
Bruins with the third goal by
Steve MacKay.
On -Friday night the Leafs who
generally have little trouble
winning, were held to a 2-2 tie\by
Canadiens. Craig Brydges and
Robert Wharton gave the Leafs a
Belgrave idvances to finals
Belgrave Bantams advanced to
the WOAA finals by eliminating
Monkton in three straight games.
They won the first game 4-1, the
second game 3-1 and went into
overtime in the third game before
emerging the winner by a score
of 6-5.
Belgrave will' now meet, either
Grand Bend or Paisley in a series
billedto start this:week. During
the season Belgrave won 20 and
lost three games. •
scare before Rick MacLennan
came through with a pair of
goals.
Final Standings
After holding first place in -the
standings since January, 'the
Maple Leafs finished ?Stile
schedule in top spot with 39
points, based on 16 wins, 7 ties
and 5 losses.. Canadiens are ee-
(md with 13 wins, 5 ties and 10
losses for 31 points; Hawks won 9,
tied 5 and lost 14 to finish -with 23
points and Bruins had 8 wins, 4
ties and 16 losses fora total of 20
points.
In the playoff semi-finals,.
Canadian Tire Canadiens and
Brophy's Bruins will play Febru-
ary 25 and 28 and possibly March
:t. In the other half of this series,
Maple Leafs and Hawks meet
February 24 ani -,A 29 and .possibly
March 2. ,•
Winner of each series will be
the team to get six points with
for a win and one point
'awarded for, a tie.
A fighter trying to save face
after. losing a fight: "Boy, did I
have that guy worried in the third
.round."
Manager: "You sure did. He
thought` he'd killed you."
Superior play
downs Belmore
PeeWees 10-1
Showing evident lack of ice
time, Belmore PeeWees went
down to defeat in -Wingham arena
last Tuesday night•10-1. The local
tears completely dominated the'
play.
Wingham led 5-0 at the end of
the first period on goals by David
Kieffer (2), Tim Henderson, Gor-
don Kinahan and David Bennett
with assists going to Sheldon
Jones, Doug McGregor, Kevin
Hickey, Jay MacLaurin and Mike
*Montgomery.
The home aggregation added
three more goals in the second
period with David Bennett, Gor-
don Kinahan and Kevin Hickey
the marksmen. MacLaurin and
Terry Netterfield' collected as.
sists. - •
Kinahan from Hickey and Kief-
fer, from Kinahan and McGregor
completed the scoring in the third
period.
Sacred Heart
romps 7 -1
over Goderich
At the local arena on Friday
afternoon, the boys from Sacred
Heart. romped to a 7 to 1, victory
over their visitors from St.
Mary's School, Goderich.
Mike Montegomery was the big
gun for Sacred Heart as he fired 5
of the 7 goals. Paul Skinn,and Bill
Anger added one each. Gord
Kinahan played a strong game
picking up three assists. Stephen
Montgomery, in the nets for
Sacred Heart, played a strong
game, losing his shut -out with
about 5 minutes to play , when
Harris scored from a scramble.
Rev. Barry' Passmore did an
excellent -job of handling a game
that bordered on the chippy side
at times.
Members of the Sacred Heart
team are Paul Skinn, Bill Anger,
Terry Anger, Gordon Kinahan,
Mike Montgomery, Stephen
Montgomery, John O'Hagan,
Rick Nesbitt, Tim Morrison, Paul
Morrison, Rober Desjardins, Joe
Brophy and Randy Richey.
The boys go at it again in God-
erich this Friday at 1:30 in the,
two -game total goal series.
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• local team which Will compete in zone play. The competition was the first stage of the
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established Sunday evening. They are Barry Fryfogle, Gary Storey and Joe Schneider.
Two other team memberP- Brian Cronkwright and Bill Johnston were not on hand at photo
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The Wingha.In Advance Times, Thursday, February till, Itfl2 P;,y,� I
Gorrie Squirts i� firStplane
The Gorrie Squirt hockey team
played the final game of their
regular schedule in Belmore last
Uednesday night. The score was
Gorrie 7 and Belmore 1. Goal
scorers for Gorrie were Brian
Hastie four, Brent Johnston two,
and Stan Small one. Don Busby
scored for Belmore.
The Gorrie Squirts finished the
season in first place, having won
five games and lost one. They will
now meet Fordwieb in the semi-
finals.
BRIDGE RESULTS
The Howell system was used.
First, B. Ortlieb and Wm.
Wharry, , second, Mrs. G. Fisher
and Mrs. J. Langridge; third,
Mrs. D. B. Porter and Mrs. F. A.
Parker.
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Belgrave gets,
8 - 8 -tie in last
Fugue game.
SPRING SAYINGS!
Belgrave intermediates and
Brussels played to an 8-8 tie last-
Tuesday
ashTuesday night in the final game
of the season for Belgrave.
During an intermission the
hockey club's lucky draw was
made and Tom Black was winner
of $50: Alex Nethery $25 .and
Brian Black won the third prize of
$10.. All the winners are from Bel -
grave.
The -cluib extends appreciation
to all those who have supported
the Belgrave players during the
league games and hopes the
support will continue during
playoffs.
Upon learning that the local
telephone company no longer
gave official time 'checks, one
subscriber nevertheless dialed
the operator and asked, "Could
you tell me what time it is,
please?"
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information, sir," the operator
said sweetly. "But it is 11:13."
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