The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-11-29, Page 13Season's Gr..tings
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last Friday.
The Kinaaiwri Bantams iced
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times in the mond and put away
four in the third while the Ripley
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two goals in
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WINGHAM IRONMEN rets Jerseys)tried almost in vain to put the puck behind the
Walkerton goalie but only unaged to beat him. once; The tapstals wonthe game AA.
(Staff Photo!
alkerton han
first loss on home ice
It was a fired-up;'*Walkelrton Walkerton's Paul Zippel a break.
junior team that invaded the away and Irkan goalie Paul
local arena on Sunday everting Helfer Made a actuations' catch:
and handed the Ironmen their save. You ' could hear. the . fans',
first loss on home ice. comments circle the arena but 10
Walkerton struck early and got and behold, in ,seconds Walker -
their first goal at the four -Minute ton's Zippel had the puck inthe
inar`k when. Steve Adams took" a 'net.
pass from Alike Wells to beat', t The Ironmen had chance after
Paul Helfer in 'lam Wingham net. " chance in the third period but just
Three minutes .later ° Ironman ,couldn't find the flaw in . Waiker-
Russ Jona picked up'.a high :`ton's goalie P. Davies' ..bxii ia>at
sticking penalty and the Walker. goal tending.
ton power play game up. with the Final score, Walkerton' 4 . and
second gOal of thegame when P ' Wingham Ironmen 1.
scored at,7:37w„
W am'`got one back at' I5:45, ` `'WHISTLE STOPS . r . It Was just
Barry MacDonald :tucked:one' in
:
',rfN''not
the
Ironm>en' night.,
the
lant,the corner of thenetwith' assists :They lacked zip 4n defence :and
going o Barry GfKrafka and 'the forwards, time after time just
Paquette. ' couldn't find` th:mark 1
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teaapuyinggpalaxewhaPaleofDaaginameae
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hard ln• the second, bittin 'one had a'goalie's best :friends, Tom
post then the .other but the ruck . ,and. Joe goalpost helping him
continued to;. bonne against ' 'The pue 'went everywhere but in
them.
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Innen pr ... t :_ ZippeT . playa a strong game
unfortunately their ` Wer ''la{` ilea..
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ah ad 84. A minute eater' poor ;'1liepuc�; w , Qrie casualty in this
Ironmen defensive: play ,.gave ,' game as. CU#.. Hetherington, re-.
' eeived.a hasty gash above the eye
Itis too 'bad the frowner*
Callfor Tickets - 396-3444
alt i�nd
to tour
Maitlanid 'ValleyRegionof
the storical AutomobileSociety
of Canada' will be holding month•Iy` tours to various' areas: In theregitn on the third Sunday::of
each month fro m May 1974 to Oc-toberTheantique car club will travel
to" Miro view in Clinton next
June toip celebrate senior citi-
zen r k, If any village or town
celebrating their centenniial in
1974Wish'to have the• antique cars
in.their parade, they are asked to
contact Max Watts, Brussels, 887-
6336.Tharea served by the club is
from Orangeville to the lakefront
and. from Highway 23 to Owen
Sound..
Neofficers for 1974 are as fol -
Dodgers post
sixth victory►Crawford Dodgers tightened
their grip on first place Monday
evening in the Wingham arena as
they defeated Stainton Spitfires 8-
2 in Industrial Legue hockey ac-
tion.
Grant Coultes picked up four
goals, Ross Pole three and
Fraser Strong one for the
lodgers while Bill Kerr and Tom
C'Krafka netted singles for the
losers.
In the finalgame of the evening
`rhe Advance -`Times Newsboys
dropped their seventh in a row,
tliis time to Bridge Mustangs, 97.
TheDodgers, who have won allbut their firstgame of the season,
are now four points ahead of the
Spitfires and 'Mustangs, who are
tied in secod place with eight
apiece. The Newsboys are secure
in their last place position.
Bridge results
The Mitchell stem was used.
North and south; first, J. H.
Crawford and J. Martin; tied for
second, Miss Y. McPheron and
P. Moffat; Mrs. J. Il. Crawford
and C.rIl�yegius. East and��west:
firt, Mrs. Fr Forgie aid Ml s. A.
K, HuVal; second, Mrs D. Iporterand Mrs. F. A. Parker
hadn't kept someof those goals
they' scored Friday night for this •
game. On Fridaythey bonded
Arthur 11-2 . ,y . Steve Caslick and
Barry MacDonald led the attack
each with ;a hat trick ; , Next.
home game Sunday with Arthur
providing :the opposition.„
Remember genie time is 7:
p.m; sharp and they start on.
timer
The, following are the Iron -
men's scor
ron-men'sscor ng st4thfttesstatistics not() lust
Saturday, the figures after each
'mine :indicating games, played
goals, :anises, points ;nd Penal-
ties in minutes:
.` ..Berry O*Kr & 1 4, 0, 17;
Murray Black 6, 4 4, , 7; Murray
, • McKague 0, 1, 4,0,21; Steve Vas,
5,: 11, 0; Phil Paquette 6,
1;3, 4, 12; Bob Johnston 5, 4, 2, e,
16• Rtiissel Joh 7 2 2 ,5 . t0►.
Steve. Ste, Marie 7, 2, 5 ?, 10
The lituigesai Advasco-Timos, Tiouredity ; Now Ii. 11/73--P
-- Scout Diary
Sy Blt ere. Marto
The Winston* Scouts
their' meeting with the toweling
of the flag and repeating thoPromiiia
The inspection was
made and the patrols went to
their mss,
The does were toted and
the Scouts returned to a horee-
• oboe fonnation, Tliose Scouts
who didn't already have ropes
theirswan Oval r
*cis dleY had
w liselfreptice,
Kir !,Man, Russel frail ii,
Dear 11161111nt, lave Byars and
Cart Garel we the supervisors
while Marlyn Cretiier led the
Nano ima sow
Don Riatwl deed the meeting
with a prayer alar which the
Scoots ware tows In iv home,
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