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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-01-23, Page 15PeeN�e 8rntam hockey aon "� e In PeeNitee4AtntilM ..house, league boPIMY motion, 'Stainton is now ahead With.. I points, fol- lowed by W 's with 12 points, WA with 3 points and Marks 4 points. The house league played two games last week, Walden's set against IGA and Stainton's battl- ing Marks. A hat trick by Bob Alton and singles by ,Murray Gardner, Bill LeVan `and Paul Cerson gave 'IGA a decisive 64 win over Walden's. Bill Ste. Marie scored Walden's lone goal. The second game, played Friday night, was close, Stain - ton's edging Marks 5-3. Stan Stapleton and Steve "Tuber" MacKay each scored two goals for Stainton's and Dan Martin captured a single. Marks goals were scored by John Stacey, Tim Henderson and Mike Rintoul. In the scoring race Stan Staple- ton has 32 points; Herb Kenyon, 27; Murray Gardner, 19 and Doug Merkley, 18. PARK GODERICH WED ..THUR. ON SA 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524 7811 AIR CONDITIONED FRI.. 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"D" action in the local arena. on Sunday eve- ning. - The Ironmen struck e'ar'ly -,and with Wiarton's Jim Schnitz pick- ing up a hooking: penalty at the power play prlliteed a goal in only 40 seconds as Barry Mac- Donald flipped the puck back to Barry O'Krafka just inside the blueline and with a quick wrist shot, high oh the stick side, the Ironmen had a one goal lead. The Ironmen carried the play in the first and Wiarton was kept in the game thanks to outstanding goal -tending by R. Wolf. Wiar- ton's strong checking crew cashed in on a defensive miscue by the Ironmen at 13:06 to even the count. It was an abbreviated first period since the last two minutes were added on, to the second period when referee Bob Jones took a hard shot on the leg and went off on the limp. When the teams hit the ice to complete the second Wiarton took the lead, thanks to poor clearing by the Ironmen 'defence. But the Ironmen came back charging and at the nine second mark evened the count on a goal by Carl Stanley with assists going to Rick Foxton and Barry Mac- Donald. Then with the period less than a minute old the Ironmen had a 3-2 lead when Murray Black .found the spot, linemates Barry MacDonald and Carl Stan- ley drawing assists. That finished the scoring for the 'p al- thoughthe Wi ton team mel to control, much of tile O y Ironmen penalty 404 crew+ were pushed to the unlit to lel l Off some six penalties. They 3000 particularly good in killing a 70 second span playing six nren. four. . A The third period saw lots 4f end to end rushes with the Ironmen attempting to protect t. eii' one goal lead and like it or not the strong skating, hard hitting Wiarton team had them alnost on the ropes time and time again with only some big saves . Icy goalie Paul Heffer keeping the one goal lead. Some of the fans started .' to whisper in wondering if Wiarton would pullttheir goalie as the end of the game approached. Then~it happened as quick as a flash A mix-up as four Ironmen found themselves in a six foot circle at their blueline and the puck squirted free to B. Rouse and,sent him home free. Paul Heffer made the initial stop and with ,no de- fensive help was beaten on there - bound as Wiarton* tied the game at 17:22. Hada sure win been plucked from the Ironmen with that goal? Well, some teams might have settled f8r a tie, but not the Iron - men. Especially hard working Murray Black; He was the spark that kept the -Ironmen moving all night and he was the spark that blasted home a perfect shot into the upper left hand corner of the net to. send the Wiarton boys s winner home en the, short end" of a 4-3 count. • WHISTLE STOPS—Without a doubt, th big stare of this game was Murray Black. He's proving that he can be inserted anywhere in the line-up and come up with a bang up game In this.one he was inserted in the line with Barry MacDonald and Carl Stanley and they accounted for all four Iron - men goals and Murray's winner at 18:47 was a beauty ... This was the best game of the season. It had everything, good skating, good passing and some clean solid hits dished out by both teams ... With lots of end to end rushes- both goalies were kept busy and came up with some big saves. Wiarton's goalie had Iron - men Graham Hamilton shaking his head in disbelief As in the midst of full splits with a last second, lightning hand picked off a quick blast to the lower corner which had even loyal Ironmen fans'clapping in appreciation of a fine effort ... The referees kept things moving and called a good game. Hope that shot referee Bob Jones took on the leg wasn't too serious ... One bad injury as one of the Wiarton defencemen seemed to twist- an ankle rather sharply and required` -stretcher service to the hospital. Next Sunday evening at 7:30 the Ironmen play host to the Port Elgin Bears who are coming on strong and as they just handed those Arthur Eagles a 4-3 defeat, they'll be up for this one and it looks like another big game in store at the local arena. Ironmen down Atwood 8-3 Last Friday night the Ironmen travelled to Milverton and racked up a rather easy 8 to 3 win over the Atwood Lions in Junior D Action. • .It took the Ironmen only 39 seconds to jump into the lead when Doug Leitch dented the twine with Murray McKague drawing the lone assist. Atwood evened the count as Richard Broughton beat Ironmen goalie Benny Blackwell at 15:16, -But a minute later Gerry Wheeler shot the Ironme n into a -1 lead with defensive pair Barry O'Krafka and Greg Hamilton drawing assists. The second period saw the Ironmen get goals by Murray Black, Bob Johnston, Graham Hamilton and Steve Caslick with Atwood's Bill pale picking up a pair. The Ironmen had a com- manding 6-3 lead after two, periods, Having only 13 players dressed, Atwood tired in the third and even though Ironmen penalties gave their power play six, chances they just didn't have; enough bench strength. The Iron-„ men got an early and late goal the period. Gerry Wheeler got the fs WAITING THEIR TURN to bowl in the house finals of the "Four Steps to Stardom" Tournament, Kim Zimmer and Robert Hubbard relax for a while. early one at the 39 second mark with Bob Johnston getting the final goal of the game with 23 seconds left in the period to bring the Ironmen home with an easy 8 to 3 win. 0-0-•-0 • Ironmen Line -Up: Goal, Benny Blackwell; Defence, Graham Hamilton,,Murray McKague; Forwards, John Henderson, Gerry Wheeler, Doug Leitch; Alternates, Barry O'Krafka, Greg Hamilton, Keith Raymond, Steve Ste. Marie, Bob Johnston, Phil Paquette, Steve Caslick, Barry MacDonald, Murray Black, Brian Wall. WHISTLE STOPS—Atwood came up with the same old prob. leen in this one, just not enough players dressed ... The Ironmen had all cylinders working and nearly every player picked up at least one scoring point in this win. Bob Johnston led the Ironmen with two goals and an assist with Gerry Wheeler also picking up a pair of goals ... Lots of penalties in this one with the Ironmen pick- ing up 14 of the 25 penalties assessed . . . Remember, the Ironmen play host to the Port , Elgin Bears this Sunday at 7:30 and -the Ironmen will be up for this one as the Bears handed them their one and only loss at home in their last visit here. That one loss is the only blemish on an otherwise unbeaten record at home for the Wingham team .. . The Ironmen are on the move and are unbeaten in their last nine games. They'll be aiming to make it 10 in this one ... Get Sun- day Nite Ironmen Fever and join the crowd at the local arena at 7:30. Brownie Corner After some games, Group I continued the discussion of the Canada Badge and others passed the singing of "God Save the Queen" and "0 Canada". A few 13rownies passed the test of their knowledge of the Canadian flag. Groups II and III learned more letters of the manual alphabet and played some games using the manual alphabet. In pow -wow, after singing a few songs, the Brownies were en- couraged to work on their badges. SUPER -SKATERS Blaine Moore and Carol Wheeler placed fourth in the OntarioliVinter Games at Thunder Bay. Blaine, 14, and Carol, 13, have been skating for three arnt two years, respectively, but have been together only since the summer. Both will also be skat- ing in the gala "Circus on Ice" in Wingham on February T5th. YBC Bowling JUNIOR BANTAMS Byron Thompson captured the high points in both the single and double for the boys with scores of 153 and 288. Girls high single was Shelly Tolton with 125 and high double was Karen Casemore with 213. Other high singles were scored •by Laverne §teffler, 139, 122; Allan Jackson, 135; Tim Stainton, 130; Randy Bain, 127; Phillip Rintoul, _ 126; Tim Bain, 138, 147; Stephen Gaunt, 136; and Danny Mansell, 143. The Peanuts and the Chips tied for the lead with 48 points each, followed by the Cheezies in second place with 43 and the Pop- corns in third with 40 points. The, 1opsicles scored 33 points and the offies have 28 points. BANTAMS It was a close bat* for fi1stas,rv_ the Braves with 48 points edged past the 6t bresa46 inte"Fellow.o ing closely for third were the Flyers with 45 ,points. The Blues scored 40 points, with the Seals at 35 and the Islanders with 29 points. Andrea Bridge for the girls scored both high single and doubteith 194 and 329, re- spectively, while Stephen Fitz- simmons captured . high single with 229 and Brad Gerrie scored high double at 420. Stephen Fitz- simmons also bowled 100 p\ns over' his average. Other `high scorers among the girls were Lois Pennington with 154, JoMarie McCormick with 166, Lynda Wittig with 172, and Bonnie Thompson with 151. Boys' high scores were Jeff Jackson, 151; Robert Hubbard, 157; Brad Gerrie, 218-202; Geoffrey Hamil- ton 169; Paul Staight, 153; and Greg Storey, 151. JUNIORS Nancy King with 233 and 385 and Jay MacLaurin with 276 and 503 captured the girls' and boys' high singles and doubles. Chris- tine r oxton and Paul Cerson re- ceived "Bowler of the Month" awards for the highest average increases in December. Other high scores for the girls were bowled by Pam Gerrie, and Sheila Burke with 185 each and Rhonda Lee with 181. Boys' high Bridge results The Howell system was used. First, Mrs. D. B. Porter and Mrs. F. A. Parker; second, Mrs. A.R. DuVal and Jim C. Wilson; third, Mrs. J. Hay and Leonard George; fourth, Harley Crawford and A. R. DuVal. EAST WAWANOSH girls cheer on the boys as they play In at F. E.Madill the elementary school volleyball tournament Saturday in Wingham. scores were Kevin Hickey, 215; Jim Laidlaw, 184; Robert Whar- ton and Sheldon Jones with 180 each; Steve Readman, 181; and Jamie Smith, 178. The Whops are in strong lead with 57 points, followed by the Cop Outs in second with 50 and the Rats in third with 43. The Untouchables : scored 34 points, the Strikers 31 and the Brutes 26. fa•ahrese••e•e••• 1••••••••••s•• Blyth Lions Club DANCE Friday, January 24 Blyth Memorial Hall Music by Heywood Brothers Dancing 9:00 to 1:00 Lunch to follow TICKETS $6,00 PER COUPLE • Available from any Blyth Lions member Restricted to persons 18 years of age and over Advance Booking Charters to AMSTERDAM VIA KLM - MARTINAIR Leaving Toronto March 28 and every Friday to April 25 x269.00 '0 Plus $8.00 Airport Taxes MUST 'BE BOOKED 60 DAYS IN ADVANCE LISTOWEL TRAVEL BUREAU LTD. 163 Main St. W. Listowel, Ont. 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