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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-12-05, Page 15f Howick Minor Hockey Atoms win three Howick Atoms continued to do well in league play as they defeated Tiverton by a score of 9-2 last Wednesday evening. After two periods the score was very close with Howick leading 3-1. Howick then dominated play in the third period. Kyle Wheeler led the way with four goals and one assist. Philip Livermore had a hat trick and one assist. Single goals went to Michael PeeWee Toss first of season The Wingham Legion Pee- Wees lost their first game in regular -season play last week, a 7-4 setback to Seaforth. They had gorse undefeated in their first four games. Seaforth scored four goals in the first period to take a two -goal lead into the locker room. Each team scored a pair of goals in the second period to make the score 6-4 going into the third. Captain Ray Murray led the Seaforth attack with a hat trick and two assists. For Wingham, Mike Elmslie scored two goals, with singles going to Scott Neil and Rob Harrison. Assists went to Neil (2), Jeff • McKee (2) and Rob MacKay, • Jason Bloemberg, Steve Michie and David McKee, one each. corner Coach Brown is in the process of juggling lines, attempting to work out the The Second Wingham best possible combinations. Brownie Pack held its first Tweenie enrollment last Thursday. Many parents were able to attend the ceremony at which the Tweenies said their Brownie Promise and received the The Wingham Kinsmen Brownie pins, six emblems Bantams hosted Seafo'r h and title tapes. Hargrave and Aaron Stewart. Michael Greig, Jason D'Arcey and Stewart picked up assists. The Atoms continued to play excellent hockey in defeating Teeswater by a score of 15-1 Friday evening. Wheeler continued his good play by getting nine points on five goals and four assists. D'Arcey and Greig had their best games of the season with three goals and one assist for D'Arcey and two goals and two assists for Greig. Livermore had two goals and one assist while single goals went to Trevor Smith, Stewart and John Tritten. Ryan Gallaher and Danny MacGregor had strong games on defence. 0-0-0 The Atoms won their third straight game of the week by defeating Mildmay by a score of 9-0 Sunday night. The offence was paced by two -goal performances from Stewart, Livermore and Wheeler. Singles were scored by Greig, D'Arcey and Har- grave. MacGregor played a strong game, getting three assists. Darren Brown and Dennis Wintemute earned the shutout. Bantams beat Seaforth 13-4 last Tuesday evening an k The senior Brownies ex - continued to display their 'plained the many symbols growing skills by defeating their longtime rivals 13-4. Paul Brophy led the„ Wingham attack with seven goals and two assists. Brett Martin had three goals and two assists, Corey McKee had two goals.and.two assists- and ssistsand Jason Ducharme had one goal and two assists. Rick Leachman added three assists, Terry Daer and Jason Coultes had two each and Joe Walker and. Chris Michie had one. Despite not making the score -sheet, goalie Murray Foxton and defenceman Dave Heinmiller each played an excellent game and contributed to the total team effort. used at Brownies and dressed the Brownie in her badges and pins. Then the Brownies performed the Brownie Songs, led by Singing Owl, Mrs. Schedler. °Alter„ the.. .ceremony.. parents and friends were invited to share in the refreshments supplied by Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Whiteley and Mrs. Knight. Tracy Ann Ritchie received her Baker's Badge and Jenny Remington was the Fairy Queen. The next event will be our Christmas sleepover Dec. 14. Please remember the permission slips and don't forget the gift exchange. r Tilt SQUAW! ? E ALLY FIELD PLACES IN THE HEART N AMERICAN MASTERPIECE, THE MOVIE TO BEAT FOR THE ACA DEMYAWARD:' 14 0.41,..0 Hi r:L,\ISK)K lir a�SfA-11111 TONIGHT TILL THURSDAY, DEC. 6 AT 8:00 P.M. Don't forget $20°TUESDAY Y�COY�1.eIp� ., STARTING FRIDAY, DEC. 7 .M11M ra, of Daum..., 2021, the niers o1 Mei planet d.v$s.d .am.11ww fat 1.11 no pity. 110 pain. No 1.an. SomeMing anstoPPobto. They treated Friday & Saturday 7.0 peso, Sun. -Wed. t p.m. $2Q0 TUESDAY • • • • ex ��.?YY.'1x'r BREAKAWAY GOAL—Leaving defencemen sprawled in his wake, Brett Carneron streaked down the ice and waited until the last second before backhanding a shot past -Paul Stever in the Walkerton net to give Wingham Ironmen a 3-2 lead in the se- cond period Sunday afternoon. Wingharn led for most of the game, but was forced to settle for a 6-6 tie with the Black Hawks. Black Hawks battle Ironmen to a 6-6 tie By Peter Bauer Paul Snodgrass' fourth goal of the afternoon lifted the visiting Walkerton Black Hawks to a 6-6 tie with the hometown Wingham Iron - men Sunday. Snodgrass scored his fourth goal of the game with just' over a minute remaining. The Ironmen then came very close to blowing the single point ,as they attempted to get one last shot at the Walkerton goal with seven seconds on the clock. Wingham's Kevin Coultes made a drop pass to Jeff Stanley at the top of the right faceoff circle. Stanley, in turn, passed back between his skates thinking a second man was at the point. Un- fortunately there was no Ironman in sight and the Hawks broke in alone with Rob Schistad inakin ' a pad save one second before time ran out. The clubs, were . tied at 2-2 following first period action. Coultes and Dave Montgom- ery connected for the Iron - men and Terry Hoehn and Snodgrass were the Walker- ton marksmen. The Ironmen then held a slim one -goal lead after two periods, clinging to a 5-4 lead. Brett Cameron and Troy Pocaluyko scored powerplay markers, while Kent Alton added a single for the Ironmen. Snodgrass. and Scott Fortney replied for the Black Hawks. Snodgrass completed his hat trick' eight minutes into the final period, tying the score at 5-5. Alton gave the Ironmen the lead once more with just over six minutes remaining when Clarence Rosevear took a five-minute slashing major with 3:39 remaining. The Ironmen seemed to be in good shape. Unfortunately the home team picked up a two -minute minor to set up the equalizer for Snodgrass. His point shot, which was well off the mark, deflected off an Ironmen stick to elude Schistad. The Friday night game against Kincardine has been cancelled. The Ironmen will host the Hanover Barons this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. A total of $22 was won in the Ironmen 50-50 draw. Bantam B team loses. heartbreaker at tourney The Wingham Bantam B team traveled to London last weekend to take part in the Byron Optimists' Invitation- al Hockey Tournament. The local boys played their first game last Saturday at 3 p.m. and came away with a 8-3 win over Byron. Shawn Thompson opened the scoring for Wingham in the first with• an unassisted marker, which turned out to be the only goal of the period. Byron tied it up in ;the Second . econd period before Paul Edwards scored two unassisted goals for Wingham. Jeff Tolton put one by the Byron goalie, assisted by Edwards and John MacDonald. Tolton scored two more to give him the hat trick, assisted by Jason Moore on one and Thompson and Edwards on the other, to end the period with Wingham ahead 6-1. - Byron scored two in a'row in the third frame. Then Peter Strong, assisted by Edwards, shot one in and Brad Crawford scored the final goal of the game for Wingham, unassisted. Wingham played its second game of the tour- nament Sunday at 11 a.m. against Parkhill and won this match 3-2. The first period was scoreless. Mike Cullen scored for Wingham in the second, assisted by Moore. Jeff Tolton scored to end the period at 2-0 for Wingham, assisted by Moore once again. Parkhill opened the scoring in the third period before Edwards chalked up an unassisted marker for Wingham. Parkhill scored the final goal of the game, but Wingham held on for the 3-2 win. The championship game was played at 4p.m. against Tillsonburgon Sunday. Edwards scored the only goal of the first period, assisted by Tolton, but Tillsonburg tied, things up in the second. The third period was a battle right to the end. Tolton ,scored,.. for . Wingham, assisted by Strong, before Tillsonburg tied the game once more. A five-minute overtime period failed to determine a clear winner, so shots on goal were counted. Wingham lost a heartbreaker when it was determined the local team had one less shot on goal. The Wingham boys came home with the silver medal. Dwayne Hickey and Chris Fryfogle took turns in the Wingham net and both played superb games for the team. Midgets win 11-9 shootout The Wingham Lions Midgets traveled to Monkton for their only appearance this year and came away with an 11-9 win. What a shootout! When the final buzzer went, a total of 20 goals had been scored. Scoring for Wingham were Jason Goodall, Dave Wheel- er and Jamie .Robinson, all with hat tricks, and single markers went to Bill Camer- on and Jeff Walden. Good work, boys! 1 The Wilighani Advance -Times, Dec. 5, 1984—Page 15 Pocaluyko pac#s Ironmen to 7-5 vi9tory over Bears By Peter Bauer The Wingham Ironmen overcame a 4-2 deficit following two periods of play to record a 7-5 come -from - behind victory over the Bears in Port Elgin last Friday night. Troy Pocaluyko paced the Ironmen to the win with his second three -goal production of the season, giving him a team -leading 16 goals in 12 games. The goal production came at a good time for Pocaluyko and his teammates. He scored once in the first period and twice in the final frame, including the game - winner, to help the Ironmen gain a much-needed victory on the road. It also snapped a )w -game scoreless stint for Pocaluyko. The two clubs emerged from the ,first period dead- locked at one goal each as the Bears struck early on the first shot of the game. Don Matheson ripped a shot from the left faceoff circle to handcuff Pat Chambers. Chambers quickly recov- ered and made a big save on Darrin Misselbrook as he slipped behind the defence. Pocaluyko tied the score on a powerplay, deflecting a point shot enroute to the goal. Misselbrook made it 2-1 on a sharp -angled shot that deflected behind Chambers after hitting a skate near the crease. Kent Alton tied the score with 7:09 remaining in the second period, con- verting a short pass with a quick shot to Mike Rourke's stickside. Ken Pederson restored the Bears' one -goal lead after Chambers made a great glove save on a hard shot by Brian Lush. He could not control the rebound however and Pederson batted it in for a 3-2 Port Elgin lead. Before the period ended Dave Turner scored a short- handed goal on a two -on -two break. The centreman failed to pick him up and he fired a shot high over Chambers' stickside shoulder. Pocaluyko scored early in the third period, but that goal was nullified by a second shorthanded goal, this time by Lush, to restore a Bears' two -goal margin. Following an injury to Chambers, the Ironmen perked up and mounted good pressure to eventually come away with the 7-5 victory. Tim Brown, Dave Montgom- ery and Pocaluyko scored within a two -and -a -half -min- ute span midway through the period to go ahead by a 6-5 count. Kevin Coultes added an insurance marker into an open net, while the team played short-handed. Rockers tie Oldstars in a 6-6 seesaw battle By Fraser Strong The Wingham oldtimers' hockey club, the Rockers, hosted the Oldstars from Kincardine in the Blyth arena on Sunday. Although both teams were under- manned for this game, it nonetheless turned into a spirited contest in which the lead changed hands twice and ended in a fitting 6-6 tie. Kincardine took a quick lead after five minutes had elapsed when Dave An- derson slapped in a rebound. Wingham thought it would tie the game shortly after as Strong set up Jim English in the slot with Kincardine's goalie nowhere in sight. Feeling it was too early to tie the game, English decided instead to ring his shot off the right goalpost and into the corner of the rink. Ross Davies did not feel quite so generous five minutes later when he deposited a John Cullen pass behind the Oldstars' goalie for Wingham's first tally. In the second period the Rockers' Dave Magee moved in on the opposition net, deked and shot. Jameson; in net for Kin- cardine, got a piece of the rubber, but Strong and English were both "johnny on the spot" to bat in the rebound. Give one the goal, — one an assist — and the set-up to Magee. Kincardine knotted the score at two -all two minutes later, then regained the lead shortly afterward when Leon Wilson scored his first of two. After sustained pressure in the Kincardine zone Winghartr's Ken Balzer got off a low shot from the point. Even though screened, the Oldstar goalie blocked this shot, however Strong pounced on the rebound and slapped it by the goalie for Wingham's third goal. Still in the second period, Kincardine scored one of those last-minute goals to give the team a lift and a lead heading into the third frame. The Oldstars got a quick marker in the final period to leap into a 5-3 lead with only 10 minutes left in the game. Not to be outdone though, Cullen, Wayne Brown and Davies clicked for a Wingham goal 15 seconds later to get the Rockers back on track. Cullen scored the marker with the assists going to his linemates. Wingham then pulled within one. English stated that after clanging three shots off the goalposts, he thought he'd hear the sound of the puck meeting the netting. Even though Kin- cardine scored again, English said he liked the noise his last shot made so much that he repeated it again. Rob Laurie with one and Strong with two, assisted on English's "silent" goals to end the game at 6-6. Midgets eliminated from tournament The Wingham Lions Midgets traveled to Flesherton last Saturday to participate. in their.. first.... tournament of the year. The local team played well, but was eliminated after facing A E Phone 357-1630 for 24 hour movie information PLAYING FROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY DECEMBER 7TH TO 13TH. SHOWTIMES: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 7:00 AND 9:00 P.M. SUNDAY TO THURSDAY AT 8:00 P.M. 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However with one minute left in the period, Wingham's Jamie MacKay slammed in his team's first goal, assisted by Jeremy Brown and Travis Baier to end the period at 2-1. In the second period Brussels again led the scoring with three more goals. Wingham finally found the puck when Brett Sangster scored, assisted by Ryan Leibold. The third 'period saw Brussels score two more goals. MacKay found the net again for Wingham, assisted by Brown and Baier. Baier scored one minute later and the excitement began to mount, but the time ran out and Brussels added an in- surance marker to end the game at 8-4. TYKE TIPS—Our boys should concentrate on positional hockey as it shows when you meet a more disciplined hockey club. All in all, it was a well -played match by both teams. Shallow Lake and Guelph. In their first game Wingham faced off against ,Shallo,wl,Lalke.,.an:d. were defeated 7-5. Wingham had the game well in hand, leading 4-2 at the end of two periods of play. However in the third ' Shallow Lake came out shorthanded and scored four goals to take the lead at 6-4. Bill Haines scored for Wingham to draw within one and Wingham pulled its goalie for the extra attacker;. but, as always, it backfired and the final score read 7-5. Wingham goal scorers were Haines, Bill Cameron, Dave Wheeler, Jamie Robinson and Jason Goodall. In game two at the tour- nament, Wingham faced a strong Guelph team which eliminated the local lads from the tournament with a 3-0 win. Manson did an ex- cellent job for Guelph, recording the shutout. In spite of the losses the Wingham Midgets enjoyed their day in Flesherton. Wingham plays at home this Thursday against Brussels. This should be a "David and Goliath" battle. r send tseaal IL Tiff t LANG f JAQKLIN SPORTS Wingham Hockey Specialists Skate Sharpening Phone 357-1455 or 357-1289 The Wingham Optimist and Opti -Mrs. Clubs Present: A FAMILY CHRISTMAS PARTY Wingham Legion Hall Sunday, December 9 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. • Cartoons • Entertainment • Dancing Special Visit by Santa! Free Goodies for the Youngsters EVERYONE WELCOME!