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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-11-21, Page 12r• Page 12—The Wingham Advance -Times, Nov. 21, 1984 Bears try for -firsts ;• t in Blyth broomball league The Blyth Bears continued their climb to one of the top spots in the Blyth Broomball League last week as they remained in fourth place, but moved to within one point of first. The Bears have lost three games this year and only one of those defeats hag come in regulation time. The team's strong showing this year is due to a balanced scoring attack in which eight players have shared in the team's 15 goals. Also defensively the Bears have allowed only seven goals in regulation play in seven games. Last Tuesday evening the Bears took on the undefeated Lucky Devils. The two teams played to a scoreless draw in regulation time, due mainly to the outstanding goal- tending displayed by the Bears' Kevin Falconer. The Devils took a 1-0 lead in overtime as the league's 'top scorer,',Rodger Forsyth, connected for the game winner with the assist going to John Beadle. An insurance goal by Beadle from Mike Schumacker gave the Devils their 2-0 victory. Last Thursday evening the Bears got single goals from Steve Cook, John Bird. and Larry Sowerby to post a 3-0 shutout over the Clinton Warriors. Gary Nicholson picked up two assists for the Bears while Terry-Sowerby added one. In further action last Tuesday evening Randy Boyer set up Richard Miller for the game's only goal as the Goderich Oarsmen slipped past the Warriors 1 Q, Glenn McLean posted the Oarsmen's first shutout this year. Yvonne Cronyn recorded her third shutout this season as the Auburn Ladies pulled off a 1-0 triumph over Brussels. Marg Foran scored the Auburn marker early in the second frame, with the assist going to Betty Bromley. The Lanesville Lords, led .by Jim Van Osch's two goals and one assists knocked off the Blyth Inn Bandits 5-0. Duke Drennan and Steve Howard added a goal and an assist each, while Ian Hackett added one goal and Greg Hackett and Shawn Drennan had one assist each. Lori Hesselwood con- nected for four goals last Thursday evening to lead the Blyth Baintoneers to a 6-0 victory over Yogi's Girls. Becky Hamm picked up a goal and two assists for the winners, while Marg Kroes netted one goal and Joanne Reinhardt, Shivon Youngblut and Judy Mason collected one assist apiece. The Eighth Liners grabbed a 2-0 first -period lead, however they needed a goal with 12 seconds 'left in the game to defeat the Lakelet Hornets 3-2. Herb Govier scored two goals, including the game -winner for the Eighth Liners. Gordon Machan added a goal and an assist and Arnold Pease had two assists. For the Hornets, Phil Black picked up one goal and an assist, while Doug deBoer had one goal and Ron deBoer an assist.,,,, Sheila Walker set up Jane Vath for the game's only goal as Lucknow edged the Goderich Harborlites 1-0. It was Sheila Hunter's sixth shutout of the season. Second -period goals by Brian Argyle and Roy Fisher lifted the Auburn Falcons to a 2-0 win over the Goderich Oarsmen. Single assists in the game went to Allan McWhinney and. Terry_ Powell. P.S. Congratulations to the Lucknow ladies broomball team which lost 1-0 to the Competition Cougars in the "A" championship game of the Palmerston tournament. COFFEE KLATCH Those bowling 150 and over were: Debbie Currie 164, 157; Terry Pautler 217, 154; Doris. Walden 189, 171; Kaye McCormick 188; Jean King 202, 218; Muriel Irvine 193, 183; Ruth Sewers 159; Shirley Storey 195, 172; Florence Thompson 196, 223; Marg Pollock' 174; and Debbie Mowbray 184. SENIOR MEN Those bowling 140 and over were: Harry Garniss 157, 190; Clarence McCallum 160; Hank Boettger 161; Bill Purdon 173; Alf Nichol 142; Harvey Timm 177, 160; Nick Kloostra 169; Garner Nicholson 151, 151; Bill Uuldriks 143; Ken Saxton Sr. 204, 171; and Harold Keating 146. WED. NIGHT LADIES Diane's Bonkers are the winners of the first series with 44 points. Jean King had the high single of 359 and the high triple of 869. Other games of 200 and over were rolled by: Jean King 209, 301; Louise Welwood 274; Anna Nesbitt 204, 235; Florence Thompson 209; Shirley Storey 209, 262; Judy Hickey. 213; Diane • English 219, 201, 241; Bonnie Cleghorn 211; Mary Houghton 249, 215; Michele Foxton 225; Sheila Wal er 206; Janet Storey 237; oyce Cranston 217; and anne Harrison 204. Thanks to spares Marg Pollock, Laurie Kerr and Shelley Ste. Marie and congratulations to Mrs. Pollock on winning the 50-50 draw. THURS. NIGHT MIXED Hill's Huskies captured the first series with a total of 39 points, followed by Barb's Blue Heelers with 37, Don- na's Dobermans with 34, Barry's Beagles with 30, Springer's Spaniels with 27 and Gary's Great Danes with 22. Jim Springer had the men's high single of 250 and Gary Jamieson had the high triple of 604. Barb Rintoul had the ladies' high single of 236 and the high triple of 596. Other games of 200 and over were rolled by: Gary Jamieson 204, 234; Marty Yong 206; Ric Rathburn 245; Darryl Walker 211; Rick Hill 213; Barry Haugh 204; Agnes Farrier 209. Thanks to spares Jack and Liz Coultes and Joe Vien- neau. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE The team standings are as follows: Koons 58; Kobras 41; Bears 40; Badgers 36; Nighthawks 33; and Cats 23. Lois Moran had the high single and the high triple for the ladies with a 240 and a 603, while Allan Walker had the men's high single of 324 and Kevin Hickey had the high triple of 749. Other games of 200 and over were rolled by: Kevin Hickey 253, 204,291; Terry Moran 203; Mike Darling 206; Rod Hickey 222, 282; Kevin Good 234; Bob Pegg 226, 262, 223; Wes Simmons 218; Mac MacKay 208, 205; Kalvin Fischer 201; Lois Moran 212; Blair Bushell 214; Shari Good 211; ,,(fid Frank Burke 225. The best spot;..'_: for action is the WANT ADS THE ADVANCE -TIMES 357-2320 SENIOR LADIES Gert's Rubies and Janet's Diamonds lead the league with 24 points each, followed by Elda's Pearls with 22, Cora's Sapphires with 19, Mae's Emeralds with 18 and Isabel's Opals with 13. Edythe Coultes had the high single of 213 and Agnes Farrier had 209.- High doubles were rolled by: Vera Moffatt 352; Margaret Robertson 319; Ida Rooney 301; Edythe Coultes 343; Catherine Campbell 370; Catherine Wilson 323; and Agnes Farrier 396. MON. NIGHT MEN'S Winners of the first series were the Black Machine with 44, the Gophers and the Matadors with 41, the Volts with 33, the Boat People with 26 and the Diggers with four. Lorne Hamilton had the high single of 308, while Jay McLaurin had the high triple of 691. Other games of 225 and over were rolled by: Bill Deans 242; Ray Walker 254; Jay McLaurin 250; Paul Rintoul 241; Charlie Hopper 235; Bruce Skinn 248; Jim Steffler 226; Bill Staight 249; Clare Weber 250; Bob Hollenbeck 261; Reg O'Hagan 242; Jim Alton 278; Mac MacKay 230; and Jim Griffith 257. Winners of the first pins - over -average race were . Mike Storozuk and Jim Alton with a plus of 757. Thanks to spare Brian Martyn. WED. NIGHT MIXED Steve's Stingers and Blue Thunder are tied for the lead with 28' points each, followed by Vern's Varmits, 21, the Bar Hoppers with 20, Niesson's Knockers with 15 and the Wallbangers with 14. Shawn McKay had the high single of 253 for the men and Norm Bolt had the high triple of 576, while Joanne Hodgins and Connie Harris tied for the ladies' high single of 214 and Fran Golley had the high triple of 570. Other games of 200 and over were rolled by: Norm Bolt 213; Fran Golley 206, 201; Agatha Ducek 202; and Chris McDonald 200. BELGRAVE LADrr,a Those bowling 150 and over were: Irene Lamont 158, 176; Hilda Vincent 151; Jean Nethery 159, 189; ,Millie Nichol 162; Laura Johnston 183, 153; and Linda Fear 169, 208. Jean Nethery and Millie Nichol were the lucky winners of door prizes. BLUEVALE MIXED Edna MacTavish had the ladies' high single of 254 and the high triple of 634, while Jim Thompson had the men's ,high single of 211 and the high triple of 552. Other games of 200 and over were rolled by: Marg Timm 204; Edna MacTavish 211; Caroline Greenaway 231; and Judy Lappage 200. ru EXECUTIVE AWARD—This award, which goes to the player who contributes the most both on and off the field, was presented to Glen Gallaher during the Wingham BP awards banquet Saturday night. Ray Walker of the team executive made the presentation. Heibein scores three in Toss to Listowel The Wingham Legion Pee Wees played Listowel in Wellington -Perth league competition on Sunday, coming out on the short end of a 13-6 score. Wingham kept it close for the first half of the game, with the score tied 4-4 midway through the second period. However outbursts by Listowel in the latter half of the second period and again in the third put the game out of reach. Chris Heibein opened the scoring just 1:32 into the first period to give Wingham a 1-0 lead, scoring unassisted. After Listowel had come back to tie it five minutes later, Wingham's Anesh Bodasing restored the lead, scoring from Peter Poulin. However Billy Helmka's sec- ond goal of the period pulled Listowel into a tie again by the end of the period. In the second period, Wingham again went ahead on a quick goal by Heibein, assisted by Poulin. Listowel came back 'o tie on a goal by Rodney Hamilton and then went ahead on Rick Smith's goal, but Heibein scored his third goal of the game, assisted by Todd Harrison, to knot the score at four. A four -goal outburst by Listowel to end the period made the score 8-4 a'td although Wingham scored twice early in the third, Poulin and Dean Tolton getting the goals, that was as close as they would come. Listowel sounded in five more goals by the end of the period to make it 13-6. In a game against Palmer- ston the previous day, the Pee Wees kept it close but gave up three unanswered goals in the third period to lose 5-3. Wingham got on the scoreboard first, jumping into a 2-0 lead in the first period on a pair of goals by Anesh Boadasing assisted by Heibein and with Jason Balzer also drawing an . assist on the first goal. Palmerston responded with a goal by Mark Durban. to make it 2-1 at the end of the period. A goal by Peter Poulin, assisted by Bodasing and Heibein, restored Wing - ham's two -goal bulge in the second, before Jason Ronald scored to make it 3-2. However that was all the goals Wingham would get, while Palmerston got goals in the • third from Chad Sperian and a pair from Max Lemieux to grab a 5-3 vic- tory. .Trevor Elmslie was in the nets for Wingham in both of the games. Bantams play well against Owen Sound The Wingham Kinsmen Bantams met the the AA traveling team from Owen Sound,in an exhibition game last Friday evening. In a well -played game, the Wingham boys displayed their best hockey of the year, taking Owen Sound's harder hitting and higher calibre hockey in stride, despite losing 5-3. This was an excellent warm-up for the Mr.. Ed tournament the team will play in this Saturday and Sunday, in which it will go against centres in higher categories. Wingham goals were Howick Atoms The Howick Atoms con- tinued their winning ways by defeating Tiverton 4-1 last Wednesday evening. Jason D'Arcey opened the scoring with Kyle Wheeler assisting. Wheeler scored the team's second goal following good set-ups from D'Arcey and Michael Hargrave. Tiverton scored near the end of the second period, leaving the score 2-1 going into the third. Phillip Livermore opened the Belgrave euchre Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the W.I. Hall Wed- nesday November 14. r Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Stanley Black; novelty lady, Mrs. Eva McGill; low lady, Mrs. Jean Pattison; high man, Sam Fear; novelty man, George Johnston; low man, Albert Cook. There will be euchre Wednesday November 21 starting at 8 p rn. Everyone is welcome. scored by Jason Ducharme,, Corey McKee and Jason Coultes, with assists coming from Paul Brophy, Coolies, Terry Daer and Dave. Heinmiller. Last Tuesday the team traveled to Seaforth for their first match of the season. At the final whistle the score was 6-4 for Wingham. Corey McKee led the way with two goals; Biil Kinahan, Brett Martin, Rick Leach- man and Paul Brophy also scored. Martin, McKee, Kinahan, Brophy, Chris Michie, ,.Leachman and Jason Coultes helped to set up the goals. win last three scoring in the third for Howick on a solo rush. Michael Greig rounded out the scoring on passes from D'Arcey and Danny MacGregor. . Ir.nmen are victorious in Walkerton Li3=2:‘,0abit By Peter Bauer The Wingham Ironmen emerged with a 9-7 victory over the Black Hawks in Walkerton last Friday night after a shootout. It obviously was a goaltender's night- mare with a total of 16 goals scored in the contest, boosting an already -swollen goals against average for the duo of Rob Schistad (5.2 goals against) and Pat Chambers (6.08). Chambers and Walkerton netminder Paul Stever had their shaky moments as far as their own performances were concerned and their problems were manifested by a somewhat suspect defence as apparently both clubs decided to throw caution to the wind. Having said that, the two clubs did not produce much .in 'tliie way of offence in the opening stanza as the Ironmen emerged with a 2-0 lead. Chambers seldom was. tested, having to make three stops while his teammates allowed him a two -goal lead. Jeff Espensen opened the scoring for Wingham after Kevin Coultes carried the puck down the right wing. He spotted Espensen at the opposite point and his low shot found the mark, beating Stevers who appeared screened on the shot. Espensen set up the next goal as he lugged the puck down the right side, circled the netand then fed Troy Pocaluyko on the goalmouth. Pocaluyko's first shot was Howick 6, Milverton Wheeler and Livermore led Howick to a 6-0 triumph over Milverton in an exhibition game last Saturday evening. Wheeler had a hat trick (his secondf the season), while Live more had two goals and an assist fora three-point night. Aaron Stewart scored final Howick goal on a neat pass from John Tritten. Dennis Wintemute and Darren Brown mane several key saves to earn their second shutout of the season. Howick 6, Tiverton ► Livermore scored three goals and assisted on two others to lead Howick to its third successive league victory Sunday night. Other Howick goal scorers were Tritten, Stewart and Trevor Smith who scored his first goal of the season in the 6-1 effort for Howick. blocked, but he managed to slap the rebound by Stever. Chambers played his best period of the contest in the middle frame and made 10 stops with two big saves and maintained the Ironmen's two -goal lead with the clubs emerging from the second with the Ironmen on top by a 4-2 margin. Dave Gamble scored his first of two goals for the evening early in the period, drilling one from the left faceoff circle. Jim Crawfof~d put the Hawks on the scoreboard at the 5:57 mark as the team returned to full strength. Two Ironmen defencemen were stranded at the Wingham blueline when the puck carrier was decked. Crawford picked up the loose puck and beat Chambers easily on the one-on-one break. Gamble restored the three - goal lead with a goal that appeared to be instant replay of his first effort, but before the end of the period the Hawks made it 4-2. With the defence backing up, Paul Snodgrass was allowed to skate into the slot. His shot beat the glove hand of Chambers who had, no chance on the shot. The third period saw a complete breakdown in de- fence and an apparent lack of concentration by th . net - minders who, up until' then, had played splendidly at both ends. The Hawks tied the score less than eight minutes into the final period on goals by Terry Hoehn and Sean Bradley, but a powerplay effort and two shorthanded goals in a two -and -a -half minute span put the Ironmen ahead 7-4. Coultes poked in his own rebound after Stever had rude the initial save on the ' opposite side of the crease. Brett Cameron did his magic number on a breakaway, deking Stever to the ice then firing the puck into the open side. Coultes netted his second of the night by swatting the puck by the helpless net - minder while he was flat on the ice. Steve Nicholson scored his second goal in as many games on a deflection at the goalmouth. Cameron added to the Ironmen total on another one-on-one for the final Ironmen goal. Wedged in between the last two Ironmen goals was a Walkerton tially by Craw- ford. Dan McFadden round- ed out the scoring for Black Hawks, finding the mark with only three seconds left to play. The Ironmen travel to Hanover this Friday to take on the powerful Barons squad, which remains un- defeated. They will have to shore up defensively and the goaltending will have to bear down to come away with a win. Clinton will be in town for a 2:30 p.m. Sunday start as the two clubs battle for second place. Wingham Optimist Tykes are still looking for a win The Wingham Optimist Tykes hosted Brussels earlier this month and suffered a 5-3 loss. Wingham met a fast -skating Brussels team, led by Matthew Lee, which had the local boys in a bind with the score 3-0 at the end of the first period. Wingham came out flying in the second with a pair of goals from the line of Brett Sangster, Ryan Leibold and Steven Anger with Sangster scoring twice to draw the game closer. However Lee came back for Brussels to end the period at 4-2. The third period saw Brussels and Wingham swap goals. Sangster added his third marker to end the game at 5-3. Travis Baier, Jeremy Brown and Jamie MacKay were thorns in the Brussels' side throughout the game and Shawn Gedcke played a strdng game as goal tender by stopping several breakaways. BLYTH 11, WINGHAM 4 The Wingham squad met Blyth here in Wingham Nov. 10 in a game which was more exciting than the lopsided 11 - Blues defeat Tiverton in hard-fought match By Jane Vath The Wingham Inter- mediate Ladies' team, the Blues, defeated the defen- ding WOAA champions, the Tiverton Big Red, Sunday by a 3-1 score. . The Blues traveled to Tiverton with only eight players, including their goalie, against a full com- pliment of Tiverton players. Things went well for Wingham in the first period and from then on the local team never looked back. A scramble in front of the Tiverton net resulted in a goal for Jane Vath, assisted by Eileen O'Donoghue. Up by a lone goal in the second, the Blues let themselves get into trouble since it was hard to tell which was the penalty box and which was the players' box later in the game because there were two players in each. Lots of hustle and drive got the Blues out of this one though as they roared back. for two more unanswered goals. Eileen O'Donoghue car- ried the puck from the centre Super X team loses match The Wingham Super X Atoms lost their first game of the regular season by a count of 3-2 in favor of Milverton recently. The local lads jumped to a 2-0 lead, but a determined Milverton team refused to quit and caught the Wingham players out of position to win the match. Gavin Hodgins and Clement Wai each had a goal and an assist with one assist going to Shane Pegg. The boys host 'lma-Logan this Friday. line and placed a wrist shot into, the top right-hand cor- ner of the net. She struck again just minutes laters, assistedby Tharon Riley and sister Kathleen O'Donoghue. It was a weary eight who returned to the dressing room to rejuvenate them- selves for the third period. Brenda Williams scored the 'only dig Red goal in the thir efiding the game in a 3- 1 d ision for Wingham. BLUE LINES—The Blues were not intimidated by Tiverton's full roster as they arose to the challenge, proving to themselves they were prepared for the tough match after all the hard work of practices really paid off. Without Esther Nethery between the pipes the score might have been a lot closer as she played an excellent game and so did Eileen O'Donoghue who racked up three points for herself. The Blues play their next home game this Saturday evening a 8 when the Big Red try to avenge the loss. 4 score suggests. Jeremy Creeden saw his first action between the pipes as he' faced and stopped many Blyth shooters. Sangster scored twice for Wingham and single markers were added by Liebold and Anger. Josh Johnston and Mark Gibson pushed the. puck relentlessly up and down their respective wings, feeding the puck to fast - skating Peter Gusso, but Blyth's strong Michael Bromley proved too much for the Wingham boys. In spite of the loss each boy on the Wingham team may be proud of his effort. BLYTH 5, WINGHAM 4 A much -improved defen- sive club showed Blyth last Wednesday that they are no pushovers. Good defensive play from Peter Shaw, Neil Mowbray, Chad Creeden, Ja- son Crawford, Jason Moody, Jason Evans and Patrick McGee pushed Blyth's high - scoring offence away from the front of the net. j Wingham's Sangster scor- ed late in the first period, assisted by Anger . for the only goal of the first. Sang- ster scored again mid -way through the second to give Wingham a 2-0 lead, but Blyth came back with two unanswered goals to tie the game later in the second. However Wingham wasn't finished yet as Baier slammed in a goal just before the period ended to make the score 3-2 and produce a sigh of relief when period two was over. Blyth opened the scoring in the third and seconds later Sangster, Gibson and Anger connected again with Sang- ster increasing Wingham's lead to 4-3. However Blyth scored two unanswered goals to end the game at 54 for Blyth. The Wingham team is asked to "Keep up the good work! ". WINGHAM TOWNE PLAYERS presents Noel Coward's. "BLITHE SPIRIT" Thursday, Nov. 29, Friday, Nov, 30 and Saturday, Dec. 1 8:00 P.M. Wingham Town Hall Auditorium Tickets available at the door