HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-03-08, Page 13THE FIRST ST ANNUAL. Wingham ` Police Bons.p.iel was an
outstanding success, encouraging the spor)sors to start
planning the next one Bill Hanula's Wingham rink
managed to keep the hardware at home as overall winners
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SAT. MATINEE MAR. 10
"BATTLE IN OUTER SPACE"
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of the event against police rinks from this area and Toronto
area. From the left, Bill Bain, Norm Rude, Lloyd Carter
and Skip Bill Hanula, being congratulated by Mayor DeWitt.
Miller. Cpl. Roe CroskiiI is in the background. (Staff Photo)
n gham Juveniles
vanc finals
Wingham Juveniles go into the
WOAA„ finals now .by virtue of
their walk -away win by. 10-1 over
Harriston in ' Wingham arena
Saturday.
They are waiting for the out-
come of the Kincardine -Listowel
series to see who they will be
IGA- eases by.
Into.second
IGA fbiished the season in
Second place in the PeeWei-1an-
House League by beating
!den's 4-2 last Thursday.
It was obvious that IGA came
to win, while Walden's, assured
of first placer lacked. the spirit
thaLhas -propelled them through
the season with only two previous
losses.
IGA goals were scored by D.
Golley and J. Ste. Marie who
scored a hat trick. Walden's goals
were both scored by B. Leader.
In wiihnirig this egame IGA
showed excellent team play and
they received an excellent per-
formance from R. Johnston in the
nets.
sports roo dup
In hockey, Monday, the
Belmore Bantams defeated
Kurtzville 5-4. Curtis Dettman
scored three goals while Paul
Goren and Garth Dickert each
got one.
On Tuesday, the Belmore
Squirts won over Fordwich by a
score -of 7-4. Scoring for Belmore
were Murray Mawhinney with
three goals and -David 'Eadie,
Kenton Schaefer, Don Busby and
Ray Willits got one.
Thursday the Tykes -lost by a
score of 1-0, to a team consisting
of girls from 9-11 years of age.
Saturday the Belmore girls tied
a team from Toronto 3-3 in an
exhibition game in Teeswater.
The Belmore goals were scored
by Ruth MacAdam,- Glenda
Ballagh and Gail McPherson.
BRIDGE RESULTS
The Howell system was used.
First, Miss Y. McPherson and F.
Moffat; second, Mrs. D. B.
Porter and A. Wilson; third, Mrs.
F. A. Parker and Mrs. J. Lang-
ridge.
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tackling on 4 their way to the
championship.
In the game here Saturday
there was scant action in the first
Cub news
By.Christine Foxton
After the Grand Howl was over,
Chil (K. Foxton) showed how to
play rag hockey.. After the game,
Group Yellow put on a little play
called "The Tea, that Made
People Crazy" and followed it
with a second play.
Then the Cubs were put into one
big circle as Kaa (M. Heim) told
them the jungle story. After the
story the leaders changed their
names. K. Foxton is now Baloo,
B. Deyell is Bagheera, Michael
Heim is Tabaguit and R. Johnson
is Chii.
After the renaming they said
the Cub .prayer and on home.
Bye for now from • Christine.
See you next week.
period,, the only Wingham goat
being scored by Murray Me-
Kague unassisted.
In the second period the Wing -
ham team reapo pen ed uan..d
provided lots of action in the Har-
riston net.
Lots of Action
Cliff Hetherington started the HouseLeague ina s
ball rolling, netting two goals,
both untis:SNfl
ssted. Bb Johnston
and gettingunder way
Leitch scored one each., Assists
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Wingham Police :fit ,Ann' fourth, Jock liodgins' fifth a
Max plitifield }of Bruseels sixth.
Dave Bett's Wingham rinh
y placed ' seven, with LorneGaiyrd-
boysnerds Winghamt.. the
consolation.
Toronto Mimeos
in the ►nd. draw Wib Craig,a.
Toronto. (Downsview) . OPP, rink
was the leader, with Jim McLa
of Toronto second, Aon Adams of
Wingham third, Bob McKague of
Teeswater. fourth and Jack
Gillespie of Wingham fifth. Doug
Williston of Toronto ;baa six
with John Jamieson (Wingham
Police) seventh. and Bill Craws
ford of Toronto drawing the
consolation prize.
Thanks Helpers
Const. Doug. Foxton, on behalf'
of the organizing .Committee at
the 'conclusion of the 'spiel, ex-
pressed special thanks to `Mr. anti
Mrs. John Jamieson of the
Curling Club for their hearty co-
operation in helping to get the
event organized and following -
through on the many details• as
the 'spiel was in progress.
The lady club members did an.
excellent job in ,providing the, .`
banquet and looking after the re-
freshments during the play, with
the result it was one of the best'
social events at .the club so far
this season,
*inners of'the.lucky draws
were Doug . Cameron, Harold
McKittrick andDoug Finlay.
1Durhng Bonsplei was an oat*
standing sueeess) here at.the
weekend, and Was wersali
acclaimed by visitors and bom_e-
Clown players alike as a fit rate
G 'spiel.
In the course of 4.f,tcaial cere-
nitonies at the : preset at on. 'Of
Prizes by Mayor DeWitt Miller at
Wingham curling Cllr °tturday
night, the enthusiastic crowd en-
thusiastically endorsed the per
petuation of the event in the:years
ahead. Const. >g F'oxton • of
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Croskin of Wingham Detachment
DPP are hoping for a date near
the end of January 1974 for the
next big event.
Bill Wins
Bill Hanula's Wingham rink
took the overall prize and the
handsome new trophy known as
the Wingham Police Curling
Trophy in competition with 16
rinks, most of them made up,.of
police and lawyers from Wing -
ham and towns in the immediate
area, with a good number of Pro-
Vincial Police from this area and
Toronto.
Winner of the early draw was
,$ill Hanula's Wingham rink, and
they turned out to be the overall
winners and. champs. Placing
• `,.Second in the first draw was Jack
Goodall's rink with Jim Ward's
rink third. Lloyd Casemore's
vingham aggregation was
went to Bob Johnston, Murray
McKague and John Henderson,
The third stanza proved to be
muchthe same story for Wing
ham when Steve Ste. Marie got a;
hat trick with the assists going to.
Kevin Pletch and Murray Mc-
Kague and the last one being un-
assisted. John . Henderson not-
ched the last Wingham goal.
Harriston's Hugh Clunas man-
aged to ptit his team on the score-
board with his, goal in the dying
minutes of the game.
ThePee-Wee Bantam House
League playoffs started Monday
bight with Remington's IGA and
Stainton Hardware playing to a 5-
5 tie.
IGA held a 5-3 lead with five
minutes remaining in the game.
Paul Aitchison took a long lead
pass from Terry .Netterfield and
flipped the puck past Ronnie
Johnston. With one minute left,
Doug Kuyvenhoven took the puck
find to end and tied the score on a
pretty play.
TURNBERRY BOYS WERE CHAMPS in the Second Annual F. E: Madill Bordenball
Tournament run off at the high school Saturday, turning back Wingham Public School
entry for the tournament championship. Front, Murray Metcalfe, Tim Heffer, Glenn Jeff -
ray, Doug Kuyvenhoven; back, Ron de Boer, David Lamont, Ross 'Baird, Rick Timm,
Victor Hopkins and Coach Ronald Wall. (Staff Photo)
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won by a Teeswater rink, skipped by jean MacDonald, right. Her helpef's, from the left,
Marg Eadie,'allve; McBurney, Helen Mekafgue,
Other goal -corers for Stainton
were Timmy Henderson with two
and Bruce Stainton. Steve Mac-
Kay . assisted on tlie, first three.
IGA scorers were Stan Staple-
ton, David Rae, Billy JeeVan and
big Jim Ste. Marie with two.
The semi-finals are planned to
be a best two -out -of -three series.
With this tie, giving each ,team
one point, the winner will be the
first team to accumulate four
points. • •
Playoffs Continue
The playoff series will continue
Thursday night with Walden's
Blue .Machine taking on. Mark's
Brothers in the firstgame of their
series at 5:15. IGA andStainton's
will play their second game at
6:30 Thursday,
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points; IGA 7 wins, 6losses, 1 tie,
15 points; Marks Brothers 5 wins;
7 losses,. 2 ties, 12 points; Stain-
. ton's 3 wins, 10 losses, 1 tie, 7
points.
Scoring Leaders
Scoring leaders Brian Leader
(Walden's) 31 goals, 13 assists, 44
points; Mark Passmore (Wal-
den's) 18 goals, 11 assists, 29
points; Jim Ste. Marie. (IGA) 22
goals, 5 -assists, 27 points; Terry
Anger (Walden's). 10 goals, 16
assists, 26 points; Terry Harcourt
(Marks) 17 goals, 7 assists, 24
points.
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The Leafs clinched first place
in the Novice House 143 04:00 Frai-
day, when Cott Cornwell scored
two goals to lead the Police tenni
toe victory over the Canadian
Tire Canadiensr The victory
Assured firstp a for the second
year in a row for the Leafs,
'Scotty's first, early in the
fir pod! was up nicely by
Vaughn Pore: and•` Brent •
Day.
He tallied his second goal in the
second period on a pas from
Peter Goodall. Gary Adams got
the thirdloal thirdlate in the game.
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The game waslyed and
either. way. Thekept -thek.
placeirfee, 'ltd y trait the flawks
by one, Each has ene game
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schedule. Tisa `Haw can se* up
second if they can defeat the .
Canadiens "fairy,
Playoffs startt wee with a
pair two -04 f to
going for the somt,finId,
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