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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-11-14, Page 151 a Royals tie Ripley 5-5 to keep their streak alive The Wingham Royals kept their undefeated streak alive with a last-minute goal to snatch a 5-5 tie against Ripley Sunday night in WOAA Intermediate A hockey. - It is the second time in as many meetings this season that Wingham and Ripley, who met for the overall league championship last season with Ripley emerging on top, have played to a deadlock. In the season opener at Wingham Oct. 26, the Royals came back to tie the score at 4-4. Sunday night at Ripley, with the goalie pulled for an extra attacker, Brian Ten Pas scored on a blast from the blueline ' with just 20 seconds showing on the clock. It was a fitting con- clusion to a classic, wide- open match, with few penalties, and marked another strong come -back effort by the young Royals. Only 10 penalties were assessed in ,the match, all minors, with six going against Wingham. However the Royal special teams turned in another sterling performance, holding the high-powered Ripley attack to just one power play goal while scoring two them- selves on four advantages. Veteran goaltender Ron Smith, who watched from the bench on Friday night while highly -touted newcomer Brian O'Connell made his debut for the Royals in a 13-3 shellacking of Monkton, was back in the nets against Ripley and turned in another steady game, holding Wingham in the match with big saves at critical moments, Len • Stamper, who has been a bright spot on the The Howick Juniors romp over Markdale The Howick Juniors returned to Markdale last weekend for their second visit of the season and out- scored the home team 14-4. Howick opened early with two goals. The first goal was scored by Dorren Foerter, assisted by Jeff and Greg Douglas. The second marker was scored by Greg Douglas and assisted by Jack Scholten and Jeff Fisk. Scott Norman then scored two unassisted goals before Mark Leslie put Howick ahead by five after a pass from Dan Hill and Rob Drost. Second period action saw Howick's Hill put it by the Markdale goalkeeper after getting some help, -from Drost •and Jeff Douglas. `Following Markdale's first marker of the game, Greg Douglas hit the twine again, this time assisted by Scholten. Howick's Mark McDougall ended the period on the right • • • • • note after taking a pass from David Harding and Norman. Howick opened the third period with three more goals, chalking up a hat trick for Norman. His first goal of the period came on an from McDougall and Harding. Drost then put the Howick team ahead by one more on an unassisted effort before Norman tallied again after being set up by Hill. The Markdale team then potted three quick markers to put a scare into the Howick squad. However Howick returned with two more goals of its own: Greg Douglas from Scholten and Hill and Leslie from Greg Douglas. Greg Douglas potted his third goal after being set up by Scholten and Fisk. The Howick squad travels to Arthur this Friday night to meet the Eagles for the first time this year. The Har- vesters from Grand Valley make their first trip to Howick this Sunday at 2 p.m. TNISaUARt PAR T EA RE WED.. THURS. LAST 2 DAYS FOR GONRICN 524-71111 TERROR IN THE AISLES 7:00 P.M. a •o„•«oM..,�,N' THE WILD LIFE 8:30 p.M. STARTS FRIDAY NOV. 16 a different set of jaws. •OUII .CCDM>•N�MIN1 FRIDAY - SATURDAY 7 & 9 PM SUN. • THURS. 8:00 PM "THE WAR'S NOT OVER UNTIL THE. LAST MAW COMES HOME!" VIETNAM 1984 ADULT ACCOMPANIMENT TUESDAY SPECIAL ADULTS a $2.00 only YOUTHS THEATRE PASSES MAKE GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS a • • EA blueline since moving up to the Royals this season from the Wingham Ironmen, opened the scoring at 5:43 of the first period on a power play goal set up by Ken Cousins and Jay MacLaurin. That proved to be the only scoring in the period. In the second, however, Ripley roared back with three straight goals to take a 3-1 lead. Paul Wilkens evened the count at 5:36 of the period and then, with under four minutes to go, Mike Pollock and Brian Regier struck for goals just 21 seconds apart to take the lead. Not to be outdone, the Royals promptly took ad- vantage of a hooking penalty against Regier to make it close again, Ten Pas scoring from MacLaurin just five seconds into the penalty. Returning to the ice in the third period trailing 3-2, Wingham fell further behind when Kevin Stewart found the mark at 5:50. But again goals by MacLaurin, set up by Stephenson, and Cousins, assisted by Tom Irwin, just 1:11 apart propelled the Royals into a 4-4 tie. That was short-lived, as Wilken struck again less than two minutes later with a power play goal which gave Ripley a 5-4 lead. However, with a tenacity which is becoming their trademark, the Royals battled back. With time ticking away and Smith on the bench, the combination of Ten Pas and Cousins, which has come through in the clutch for the Royals in nearly every game, clicked again for the tying marker. MacLaurin also assisted on the goal to pick up his fourth point of the night. The tie gives the Royals a record of 4-0-2 and 10 points heading into this weekend's action. They play their only game on the road this weekend, traveling to St. Clements Friday night for an 8:00 o'clock start. Their next home game will be a rematch with the Lucknow Lancers Nov. 23 at 8:30 p.m. Although they have yet to meet St. Clements, Drayton or Woodford this season, the Royals have served clear notice that they will be one of the teams to be reckoned with in the WOAA league. Making their record even more remarkable is the fact that this is a rebuilding year for the team, which had a highly successful season last year. Nearly half the team and almost the entire blueline corps are rookies in Intermediate competition. As a result, the team has yet to reach its peak, with Coach Bill Kerr juggling lines in an attempt to achieve con- sistency. Ripley, by contrast, is almost unchanged from the team which won the WOAA Intermediate title last season. Howick Peewees on winning streak The Howick WOAA Pee Wee team increased its record to two wins and no losses in league play by defeating Lucknow 6-4 last Friday evening. Steve Gibson led the Howick attackwith two goals and two assists. Other Howick goal scorers were. John Greig, Jaret Henhoeffer, Jason Douglas and Robbie VanDenBroek. Jayson Potts, Phillip Livermore, Andrew Weber, Steve MacGregor, Henhoef- ffer, Oliver Tritten and Van- DenBroek earned assists on good passing plays. Last Saturday evening, Tritten led Howick to a 12-2 exhibition win over Mild- may. Tritten's hat trick and three assists added to the win. His linemate Greig had two goals and one assist, while Phillip Livermore and Gibson also had two goals. Single markers went to Donald Livermore, Potts and VanDenBroek. Goal - tenders Peter Stewart and Mark Fraser allowed •one goal •each. The line of Gibson, Mac- Gregor and VanDenBroek led Howick to a 6-0 win over i Phone 357-1630 for 24 hour movie information PLAYING FROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16TH TO 22ND. SHOWTIMES: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. SUNDAY TO THURSDAY AT 8:00 P.M. ONLY. A student kites a teacher. The school psychologist goes..berserk. "I'he substitute teacher. is a certified lunatic. .And students graduate who can't read or write. It's Monday morning at JFK High. - •$ ADCOIPANIM1MT aftasta•askle we et oA TEACHERS The Wingham Advance -Tines, Nov. 14, 1984 -Page 15 Ripley Sunday night. Mac- Gregor had one goal and Iwo assists and VanDenBroek had two assists. Weber and Douglas scored the other Howick goals. The defence of Henhoeffer, Craig King, Donald Liver- more, Potts and Jeremy Taylor played an excellent game to help. Fraser- and - Stewart earn their second shutout of the season. NO HELP IN SIGHT -Sandy Fitzgerald was taken down in front of the Monkton net as he was running interference, enabling Tom Irwin to find an upper corner for the sixth Wingham goal in a 13-3 blowout. Fitzgerald, who scored three times himself for the Royals, also drew an assist on this. play. Cousins scores four goals Royals trounce Monkton A fired -up Wingham Royals squad scored 11 goals in two periods to thrash the hapless Monkton Inter- mediates 13-3 at the Wingham arena Friday night. Ken Cousins led the attack with four goals, with Sandy Fitzgerald adding three more. Captain Dave Stephenson hada pair and singles came from Tom Irwin, Dave Golley, Brent Day and Bob Alton as practically every member of the squad got onto the scoresheet with either a goal or an assist. . Goaltender Brian O'Con- nell from St. Marys made his first appearance in a Royal uniform and did a capable job tending the nets on the few occasions when he was severely tested. As has been the case in every Royal home game this season; .the - -game started slowly with the Royals skating hard and checking PeeWees rebound for exhibition victory The Wingham Legion Pee Wees rebounded from consecutive defeats at the hands of Milverton and Mount Forest in Wellington - Perth play to score a 7-5 victory over Blyth in an exhibition game at home on Sunday. Mike Elmslie scored the winning goal midway through the second period as Wingham grabbed a 6-1 lead and then held off a Blyth come -back in the third period. Peter Poulin and Dean Tolton assisted on the goal. The Pee Wees stormed into a 5-0 lead in the first period On goals by Tolton, assisted by Elmslie and Poulin; Poulin from Elmslie; Ken Hogg from Mark Wickhorst; Chris Heibein from Anesh Bodasing and Wickhorst from Heibein. After Blyth got on the scoreboard early in the second period with a goal by Shane Talor, from Rick Howson and Michael Cronyn, Elmslie scored what proved to be the winner for Wingham. , 'Myth tallied again in the final minute of the second, with Howson getting the goal. Blyth made a determined bid to close the gap in the third period with three goals, scored by Darryl Elliott, Talor and Howson. However a goal by Wickhorst, his second of the game, from Elmslie iced the cake for Wingham. Matt and Trevor Elmslie shared the goaltending duties for Wingham, while If your car's out of shape you get rid of 1t, right? What 1f your body's out of shape? Pa971 i'PaJ7JF'317�• n• Camel. ad/..en M. w.vm Jeff Bromley and Michael Cronyn were in the nets for Blyth. On Saturday, Wingham tangled with the Mount Forest Pee Wees in the Wellington -Perth league and came out on the bottom end of a 10-2 score. Peter Poulin, from Jake Richardson, and Anesh Bodasing, from Jonathan Grummett, were the only goal -scorers for Wingham. Matt Elmslie was in the nets for Wingham while at the opposite end of the ice Jason Weiler kept . the nets clean for Mount Forest. In a game played at Milverton on Friday, Wingham dropped a 3-1 decision. Wingham got its only goal on a power play midway through the second period with Anesh Bodasing doing the damage, assisted by Jason Balzer. Although Milverton took all five of the minor penalties assessed in the game, Wingham was able to capitalize on the man - advantage only once, as Milverton scored a goal in each period for the win. well but having trouble getting anything going of- fensively. Not until the 12:38 mark of the first period did Wingham open the scoring on a power play goal by Cousins, who tallied again before the period ended to give Wingham a 2-0 cushion. It was a different Royals team that hit the ice in the second period. They came out flying and from then on all the unfortunate Monkton goalies saw was a blue and gold blur up and down the ice and a lot of rubber in their nets. Fitzgerald scored the third Wingham' goal in the first minute of the second period on a nice set-up by Golley, a combination which is becoming a very effective line for the Royals. Goals by Stephenson, Cousins, Irwin and Stephenson again gave Wingham a 7-0 lead before Monkton's Mike Jacob broke through to put his team on the board. Another tally by Cousins made it 8-1 after two periods. Monkton's Greg Bowman got the first goal of the third period to make it 8-2, but a Bridge Motors are undefeated in league play Bridge Motors remains undefeated after three games, defeating the Advance -Times 5-2 last week. Don Edgar, Jim McCar- thy, Doug Purves and Bob Armstrong scored for Bridges and Kevin Tervit and Steve Morrison potted goals for Advance -Times. The Crawford Dodgers dropped to third place after losing in the last minute to Staintons. Fred Burton scored with seconds remaining to give Staintons the 8-7 shootout victory. Jack McPherson and Doug Doig had three goals each and Rob Wharton added one for Staintons. The line' of Hickey, Hill and°Hussey had a good game for Crawfords. Dave Martin and Gord Marr also scored for the josers. come -back was never in the cards as the Royals struck for four more goals before Steve Elliott got Monkton's third and final goal. Fitzgerald, again on a set- up by Golley, closed out the scoring. Although it didn't make much difference to the outcome of the match, the Royal power play continued to be effective, tallying twice in four opportunities. Monkton, meanwhile, was held off the scoreboard on all seven of, its man -advantage opportunities, as penalty - killing continued to be ex- tremely effective. Jay MacLaurin, who has taken more than his share of lumps while soldiering on the forward lines, got some more bruises in this one, as he was caught dallying at the corner of the Monkton net and got his head thumped against the goalpost for his trouble. Also on the casualty list was Brian Ten Pas, who took an early shower. Both returned to play strongly in a 5-5 tie at Ripley on Sunday night, however, with MacLaurin getting a goal and three assists and Ten Pas scoring two goals. Howick Atoms defeat Ripley The Howick Atoms were very successful in their only game last week as the team defeated Ripley by a count of 10-0. Phillip Livermore led the Howick attack with five goals and two assists and John Tutten notched his first hat trick of the season, while Kyle Wheeler added two goals with one coming on a penalty shot. Aaron Stewart played his best game of the season, setting up three goals with excellent passes. Dennis Wintemute and Darren Brown played a strong game in net to record the shutout. Jason D'Arcey, Ryan Gallaher, Phillip Livermore and Danny MacGregor played a strong game defensively to help their goalies. YBC Wing Thirty-seven YBC bowlers - competed in a Bring -A - Buddy Tournament recently with the following re- sults: Pee Wee, Jennifer Remington and Karen Carter, 302; Bantam, Scott Neil and Billy McGrath, 553; Junior, Theresa Kenyon and Ria Linardatos, 409; and, Sen' or, Angela Wall and Janette Taylor, 580. YBC and Seven -Up Canada joined up with the Muscular Dystrophy Assdc- lation of Canada and last month YBC bowlers went around with pledge sheets to raise money to hlep fight this disease. The day set for the bowlers to take the highest score in regular play as their pledge was Oct. 20. Bowlers who obtanined five or more pledges received crests and the highest money earners in the zone will compete in a roll- off. YBC bowlers raised a total of ;665.40. The Wingham lanes will host the zone roll -off on Nov. 25 for the Junior and Senior divisions. BANTAMS The Labradors lead the league with 29 points, followed by the Dobermans with 28, the St. Bernards with 17, the German Shepherds with 14, the Hounds with 12 and the Border Collies with five. Kendra Merkley had the high single of 129 and high double of 225 for the girls was rolled by Jennifer Remington. Josh . Johnston had the boys' high single of 144 and the high double of 255. Other games of 75 and over were rolled by: Krista Bird s,I ; Melissa Bieman 84; Amy Currie 81, 105; Andrea Plumb 96, 95; Kyla Irvine 78; Susan Henry 111, 112; Kendra Merkley 82; Jenny Deslauriers 109, 78; Jennifer Remington 121, 104; Josh Johnston 111; Darryl Jarcjin 85; Adam Deslauriers 111, 110; Jamie MacKay 89; Todd Edgar 98; Aaron Chapman 75; Ken Hogg 105; Danny McPherson 129, 83; Jason Schiestel 82; Jonathon Lewis 81, 127; Derek Knight 82; Mark Steffen 123, 106; Travis Chambers 81. SR. BANTAMS The Muppet Babies lead the league with 23 points, followed by the Snorks with 22, the Shirt Tales and the GI Joes with 16 and the Smurfs and the He -Mans with 14. Becky Sangster had the girls' high single of 171 and the high double of 318, while Ryan Deyell had the boys' high single of 197 and the high double of 342. Other games of 125 and over were rolled by: Angela Kerr 139; Amy MacDonald 141; Becky Sangster 142; Sherry Dekker 156; Julie Henry 139; Kevin Dekker 128; Rob Harrison 141, 166; Tim Currie 140: Ivan Skinn 133; Jason Steffler 143, 148; Andrew Plumb 126, 131; Todd Harrison 139; Scott Neil 152, 182; Dean Tolton 151; and Ryan Deye11145. JUNIORS AND SENIORS The JVCs lead the league with 29 points, followed by the Jeremys with 27, the Robbies with 26 and the Breakers with 16. Games of 150 and over were rolled by: Theresa Kenyon 152, 157,209; Rhonda English 200, 169; Angela Wall 158; Lori Tiffin 202,160; Ian MacKay 175, 159; David MacRae 150; Jamie Wall 183, 287; Robbie Lamont 189; Tim Lewis 194, 224; Michael Lewis 150, 234; Dwight Chambers 209; Dwayne Hickey 167; Jeff Wall 178, 159, 168; Jermey Bloemberg 155, 221,176. IT WAS THAT KIND OF A NIGHT for Monkton goaltenders Mark Thompson and Sandy Irnes Friday night, as Dave Stephenson picked up the puck, calmly cruised in and fired a bullet to the glove side for a short- handed goal that gave the Royals a 4-0 lead. Wingham went on to trounce Monkton 13.3 in a blowout.