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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-03-01, Page 13• :1 GOOD SPORTSVVOMANSHIP prevallS as the keenly contested curling game ends and , members of the competing rinks 90 through the ritual of handshakes exclaiming enthu- Siastically: "Good game! Good Game!". Girls ittvvhitesWeaters with blue trim are Mem- bers of the Wingham team. (Staff Photo) Ten ietendary schools * th� Huron -Perth conference were represented In a curling bs invoMng about SO boy and athletes Wednesday, February11 wben clubs et WI*** and Teeawater were takes over for the day -long competitions. The Seaforth girls„ skipped br Darlene Storey,f took top honors on the feminine Addeo *heir section of the "spiel being playedln.tbe Wingham club, while South Huron of Exeter was ledto vie - by Donaldlloakes. Wingham boys under Alan Grant's skipping brought home eecOnd for V. E. Madill Seco.1 School- just ahead of Stratford's North- western, The Wingham girls tied for third with Stratford Central on two wins and a plus of eight, - with Listowel District. Secondary School next with two wins and a plus of four. -It was net a Mixed'hou4P141 44 boys' and girlie.riliks competed in separate events and in separate clilbs? in Wingham and Team water, where the facilities were taken over for the day• • Seaforth won the girls' section with three 'wins and no defeats, narrowly edging out Exeter South Huron. 9-8 In a thrilhlng switcheroo, beating Clinton Central Huron 11-1 and Mitchell District High School 8-2. Goderich girls were next m the standing with two wins and one loss with a big pins of 12. Four schools finished with 2-1 records Goderich, F. E. Madill of Wing - ham, Stratford Central and Listo- • . ndarY Sthoel. "Anshan Stratford, Central *baring place honors with identical of eight,- and LisOMvel vrits with a p,lus, ing one 'and losing two South Huron, Mitelt01 and Marys. with StratfordNorth - eilarborn and Cent* Huron win- less On the day's P111)10 c Boys' Division 10 the boys' divish* played at TOW0ater, first round, Clinton 40614ited Seaforth 10-0;, Exeter boat 'Stratford Northwestern, Il- i; Stratford. Central beat Golierich 8-2; Mitchell beat Wham 4-2; St, Marys trounced ' 1.,Astowel 10-2. In the second round St. Marys tied. Stratford 'Central at 9-9;. Exeter beat Clinton 11-7; Sen- . ted. h beat Mitchell 1.175; Winglike* hot Stnitford western 441 Listowti fry a4, With two coavtheing under his holt, Stip Noakesof the Exter South rink eased out Stretford in the thirdgamo by a 104 With a win and a 10.11, Wir 'moved into the third game against Clinton and were skipped to a 134 win by Alan Grant, with the result that Wingham into second place *bead of ford Northwestern on the big Plus. Other tweipirrie women were Seaforth, Stratford' Central and Mitchell. One -game winners were Clinton, Stratford North- western, Goderich and St. Marys, while Listowel was winless for the day, • • SENIOR LADIES , SU1J in the lead are the Wild • Roses with 67 points'. The Forget- ., me-Nots arein second place with 51$; the Buttercups have 40 and the Bluebells 25. • Mrs. Amy Edwaids rolled the high single of 226,, alSo the high double of 362. Mrs. L. Patterson had a.g?od doubleof 328 and Mrs. 440 Gord Baiter, Florence Stapleton and Randy 'BrenZil. • avp, goupg plaee with 80 points; the Cfirst oinets , • LEGION LADIES • arein second place with 73 points. The Model A7s are still in • '- The Laurentians have 71 and the interme late. elgrave Intermediates ad - 'need to the championship ries in W.O.A.A. Group "D" y -offs last week by 3Virtue of ing their semi-final series, er Attila in four straight es. As reported here last k, Belgrave won the first two es 8 to 0, and 6 to 1; then ated in 'the third and fourth — snowirthig— day and SatUrday at 7:15 and . All ether days, one show :00, except where noted on program. • games with 3 to 1 and 7 to 1 wins. • This gave Belgrave an im- pressive record of 24 goals for and 3 goals against for the four games. Goalies Wayne Coultes and Keith Elston earned a well- deserved 0.75 goals against • average in a league in which that average would normally be 3.0 or more. Adult Entertainment THE VALACHI PAPERS" •Colour - Starring Charles Bronson Tuesday in Belgrave the game and gave Belgrave a 3-1 win in the game and a 3-0 lead in the best:of-seven semi-finals. . Friday in Alma Belgrave travelled to Elora to take on Alma in the fourth game last Friday night with hopes of sireeping the series k foilr games straight, and they did just that in a convincing 7-1 fashion. In the Alma travelled to Belgrave last manding 4-0 lead. Scoring for Ttlesdaynight . determined to Belgrave ,were: Bob Peg from overcome a 2;0`Vtierriii-igetin'es'Neil Bie,Man and, Jim English. but came out on the disappointingJim English on a -phOto;:copy of c.114 Of ,a 3-1 score. Thiswas the closest -game of the series and provided fans with the best ac- tion. Jim English opened the Scoring for Belgrave with an unassisted goal in the first period. Jim was also the only Bel - grave player to Make the penalty sheet in the first period when he, took exception to Wilkinson of Alma for having his stick •up around aim's -head. • The second period also saw• * only one goal, that being by Tom Black of Belgrave, assisted by Grant Coultes. Strong of Bel - grave .and Becker, of Alma be- came involved in a fight . with Strong sitting off for 9 minutes and Becker for 7. " In the third period D. Becker of Alma spoiled Wayne Coultes' bid for a shut -out with a goal at the 4:17 mark. But once again Tom Black put Belgrave into a two - goal lead at 12:15 assisted by Brian Coultes and Jim English. That score held up to the ?ad of milissionminummimmismismsn09s00000000000••••00Mussimmossuisig *L2 so.3 • • his goal in the prevtoui gante, • Brian Black from Fraser Strong, and Brian Coultes from Fraser Strong. As in the previous game, only • one goal was scored in the second period and once again it was awarded to. Belgrave with credit going to Neil Bieman and assists to Bob Pegg and. Jim English. Once again_ ah Alma player got his stick up around a Belgrave player's head and once again the Alma player was convinced that it was in his best interest to keep his stickdown. Tom Black hesita- ted only long enough to allow Austin of Alma to walk away from the fight but when he didn't Tom proceeded to 'thump him hard enough that the Alma player left the game willingly and did not return. In the third period, with the game once again' under the referee's control Belgrave out- scored Alma 2-1 bringing the final score to 7-1. Scoring Alma's only goal was Ron IArchibald. Scoring for Belgrave- was Rod Ansley from Tom Black and 'Larry Rob- inson from Bob Pegg and Neil Bieman. Belgrave will now take. on the winner of the Fordwich-Kurtz- Ville series which as ollast week • was tied at 2 games apiece, for the inter -County and W.O.A.A. 'V championship. Belgrave coach Keith Moffat and all his players would like to make special mention here of • their dedicated team manager, Hugh Blair, Who was recently struck by an eye injury and is recovering in a London hospital.. Hugh loves this team and is as -:much a part of the Belgrave„ intermediates as .anyone. , Over • , the past several years Hugh had dedipated much time and effort), toward the betterment of, the team. We thank you, Hugh, and wish you a speedy recovery and a quick return to home and hockey. All games in the upcoming series will be advertised when game times become available. Tin J1izzies 66. ' Norma Strong rolled the' high • singie of 261; runner-up was Helen Casemore with 245. Norma also took the high triple honors with her 612; runner-up was Jean •King's 585. 0-0-0 • • COMMERCIAL LEAGUE •The Cadillacs still hold a nice •lead; at 93 they are well out in front. The Ramblers'and Cougars are tied at 84; Meteors have 70; .Chseyslers andhCi evs are tied at • Bob Bremner 241; , Shirley Ross The ladies' high singleof 293 229: 7.530104,1ar41*.w..ltarAtTytilplikwil.% lienhitqwe,.$66pItigir firtr..; triple For, the men it was Don Cameron's 319 single and Harley Gaunt's 656, triple. Nice bowling, Don. Thanks to spares Betty Lee, . Fred Lee, Aantje Robinson, Barb Dauphin, Wes Simmons _and Don McNichol. THURSDAY MIXED After a' hard-fought battle the standings have changed again. They are now as follows: Bruce's Boozers 85; Murray's Miseries 85; Don's Dampers 80; Gary's Guys :and Gals 74; Barry's Boonieel. s 68 and Perrie's Pan- thers Owen Swan rolled ladies' high singleof 246 and high triple of 610. Bruce Machan was in good form and bowled men's high single of 292 and high triple of 817. Over -200 games this week were: Bruce Machan 292, 287, 238; Bruce Skinn 246, 250; Barry Fryfog,le 241; Fran Gerrie 202; Ruth Baxter 210', Ruth Smith 229; Helen Skelton 203; Florence Stapleton 206; Gail Holmes 204; Gary Brenzil 233; Agnes Ballagh 212; Keith Pletch 269; Gwen Swan 246; Keith Moffatt 207. Spares last week were Ruth ,.„...... • • u,FORDWICH MIXED Pordwielt. Mixed Bowling 1••ea- •O1e record the following high scores: Don Bridge 237; Joan McCann 208, 224; Bob Harnock 260, 203; Don King, 200, Manan Behr44 211; Leone Foerter 274, 209; Nellie Allan 202; MU Adams 240; Dave Dinsmore 245, 201, 219; Carroll Johnson 240; Lorne Lambkin 232, 205. Ladies' high single and triple, Leone Foerter 274 and 648; gents' high single, Bob Harnock 260; triple Dave Dintmore 665. • 0-0-0 MOLESWORUI BOWLING Molesworth high bowlers were Richard Jolly 223, 229; Dorothy Martin 236, 236, 270; Erie Jolly 261, ,224, 268; Helen Cullen 215; Gordon Matheson 208; Alex Cul- len got 208, 240; • Don McCannell 210, 248; Rita McCannell 217; Allan Martin 216, 254; Brad • Matheson 237, 261; Alex Verbeek 213; Mr. Brush 218; 9-0 win for Colts On Friday night the Wingham Colts defeated the visiting Arthur PeeWees 9-0. Goal scorers for Wingham were MUrray Watson with three, David Kieffer and Mike Mont- gomery with two each, and Gor- don Kinahan .and Paul Foxton withsone apiece. Wingham started strong when they scored seven goals in the first period, but slowed down in the second with only two goals and none in the third. The Colts picked up all six' penalties handed out by the ref- erees. t 1 JIM MARCACCIO OF THE ST. NIARYS ENTRY lets'90 ' rock at TeesWater !Curling Club 0S,..10 e:secoldary school - *teams' cOMpeted in 'a hIghlyi,successfut y47., The, feminine' section 0 'spiel;OccuP! thedaY: • . • ° NATION LASSIFIED HELD AT WINGHAM The third annual Nation I - fled bowling champion:44p house rounds were 'held at LWingham . Lanes on,SundO. Ladies winning each clas- sification were: 0-150 average, Phyllis Ireland' Of Tee4Water; 151-165, Jean ScIlieste.1, Tees- water;166-185, Helen Casemore„ Wingham; 185405, :Yvonne Kien Teeswater; 206 -up,' Jean' King, Wingham. Inners in the men's division were all from Wingham: 0-165 average,Brian Cronkwright ; 106- 185, Wayne Elston; 186-205, Gary Brenzil; 2061226;%:Bill Johnston; 226 and up, Bruce Machan. 3200 Galt Pcean Drive, Fort Lauderdale 33308 latt Acres of private ocean beach • heated pool, sun decks • luxurious accommodation igolf priviledges on 3 championship courses • free tennis on premises • superb dining e nightly dancing and entertainment • visits to Walt Disney World available. • See your travel agent Or contact: Innkeeper, 212 King St. W., Toronto, Tel (416) 362-7537 A • 0 11411111011111111111M1111111111i1111110MINIIIIIM11010111M110111111111111111111101101111IiiiiiiiiiiiiiIIINUE.: Th. litsf 'RESTRICTED' 1.11,100th cartoen feature • ,NIVIAACt "tri. 07.101 Ctir ° • .4111.11 eis • 41. WINGHAM'S F. E. MADILL curler% Wan second place In the boySt,divition of the Huron. Perth conference curling bortSplel at Teeswater, edging out Stratford. Northwestern on a poieltS40-4pati basis. Left to right ere Skip Alan Grant with Ron MtKague, Bill Sellers Vitt Covastioheedwitii cach (arld...tcotaketper.),_DaVe Hawkins. (Staff Photo)