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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-12-12, Page 16insmer! bantams win three games The Wingham Kinsmen Bantams played teams from Listowel, Port Elgin and Howick over the weekend, and won all three games handily. On Sunday, the Bantams traveled to Listowel for an exhibition game and came home with an 8-3 win. At the end of the first period, Wingham led 4-0 on goals by Paul Brophy, Jason Ducharme and a pair by Corey. McKee. Chris Michie, Rick Leachman, Brett Martin and Ducharme all had assists. At the end of a slow second period, the lead was cut to 5-2 with Rick Leachman, on .a set-up by Brophy, scoring the only Wingham goal. In the third, Brophy, Leachman and Martin all scored for Wingham, with help from Martin, Leachman and McKee. Listowel goals came from Dennis Mc- Nichol, Paul Dietrich and Kevin Kerr. On Saturday the local boys hosted Port Elgin's traveling team and came away with a 6-0 win. Brophy scored the only goal of the first period from Kinahan and McKee. In the second, McKee and Martin each scored twice and defenceman Joe Walker netted his first goal of the season. Kinahan, lvtarfin McKee and Jason Coupes all assisted. From that point on Wingham, with only seven skaters, played a defensive game and kept Port Elgin from scoring. On Dec. 6 Wingham hosted an exhibition game against neighboring Howick. Miss- ing several of its key play- ers, Howick worked hard but could not stop the Wingham team. In the first period Ducharme led the way for Wingham with a hat trick, McKee scored twice and Brophy added a single. Brophy, Martin, Heinmiller, Ducharme and Kinahan all assisted. In the second, Bill Kinahan scored twice and Michie once. Coultes, Martin and Michie all had assists. In the third,' Terry Deer, Heinmiller, Kinahan, Du- charme and McKee all scor- ed. Howick scored once in each period, with Jeff D'Arcey getting all three of the goals. Brian Kelly assisted on two of them and Ken Wheeler on the other. Next weekend the Kins- men Bantams travel to Port Elgin for a return match and they will host Seaforth in a league game Dec. 18. Legion Peewees avenge earlier loss The Wingham Legion Pee- Wees, 'smarting from a defeat at the ' hands, of Seaforth the previous week, handed that squad a 6-2 loss last week. In the previous game, the local lads were beaten by a team 'thatsimply outhustled them. However this was not the case in this game. Seaforth scored. two quick _goals in the first minute of play and thingsdid not look bright. But the Wingham team caught fire and scored six times in the first two periods, backed by the ex- cellent goaltending of Billy McGrath. The third period was scoreless. Both lines are playing good positional hockey and passing extremely " well. Many of the Wingham goals were the result of refusing to quit and hard work. The defence, consisting of Steve Michie, Don Heinmiller; Jason Bloemberg and Tim Currie, thwarted many. Seaforthrushes. Scott Neil scored a pair of goals with singles going to Jeff McKee, 'Rob Harrison,' Rob MacKay and Michie. Assists went to McKee with three, Bloemberg and .MacKay with two and McGrath with one. Coach Bill Brown said he was pleased with the effort of his team. This week the boys host Clinton and host the high -flying and undefeated Howick PeeWees Friday at 8 p.m. Come on out and watch these teams play an ex- cellent brand of hockey., Duplicate bridge ' play The Wingham Duplicate Bridge Club met last Wed- nesday evening above the fire hall.. Placing first were Harley Crawford and Wilfred French. Jean Hodgins and Elaine Colvin were second, Kay Forgie and Bert Mathers were third and Yvonne McPherson and Jim Alcorn were fourth. 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ONLY COMPLETE SHOW AT 7:00 P.M. 2 SHOWS FOR 1 PRICE' "iT'S s000 FUNNYI" '9.00 TUESDAY AMERICAN DREAMER I rec°ncilgh/0 s • • • • • • • • • • DiIferetrcrs • • Starts Friday, Dee. 21st IDDIE 13iEV®RRIY.I-IILLS MURPHY IN PREMIERE e,••ee••ee•••e•e••••••••eee•e•- • • • • ate• GOOD & LUCKY—After a shaky first period in which he gave up three goals, Brian O'Connell turned in another steady performance in the net for the Wingham Royals last Friday night, backstopping the team to a 9-6 victory over Lucknow. Here, with a Lancer on his doorstep, he stuck out his toe and watched the puck rattle off the goalpost. Royals score 9-6 victory in hard-fought encounter Bouncing back from their first loss of the season last week at Teeswater, the Wingham Royals got back on the winning track with a 9-6 victory over the visiting Lancers from Lucknow in a scrappy match Friday night. The game, • which saw a return to form of the powerful Royal offence, also sparked a renewal of the hostilities which had flared during an earlier meeting between these two old rivals at Lucknow. Three Lan9rs and one Royal were is ued early tickets to the showers in the third period, as referee Chuck Krieger clamped down and kept the game in hand. Some defensive mistakes in the Royal end of the ice as well as some leaky goaltend- ing spotted Lucknow a ' 3-2 lead in the first period. But any hopes the Lancers might have harbored that Wing - ham was still in a slump were quickly dashed in the second period, as the Royals' roared back with four goals in the first six and a half minutes to take a command- ing 6-3 lead. The teams then traded goals for the remainder of the match, with most of the action shifting to the penalty boxes, particularly in the third period. The Royals hit the scoreboard first just under four minutes into the game as Jay MacLaurin scored from Doug McFarlan. MacLaurin, playing some of the finest hockey of his career, was a tireless worker for the Royals all night, both on his regular shift and as a penalty killer, as he skated for miles and absorbed some punishing checks to make the play in the corners and. around the net. He also accounted for both Wingham goals in the third period to give him a well- deserved hat trick for the evening. After Grant Murray's unassisted goal had trickled past B1`iatt TYCthiiie1l ` td`ffe''. the score midway through the period, Ken Cousins restored the Royal lead with a hard shot just inside the post after being set up by Randy Clarke and Mike Watson, both of whom also played strong games for Wingham. With time running down in the period, grant Gilchrist took advantage of some BANTAMS - The Labradors lead the league with 41 points, :followed by the Dobermans with '35, the Hounds and the German Shepherds, 27, the St. Bernards, 20, and the Border Collies, 15. ' Amy Currie had the high single of 156 for the girls and the high•double of 261. Darryl Jardin had the boys' high single of 134 and the high double of 231 was rolled by Danny McPherson. Other games of 75 and over were rolled by: Jennifer Remington 98, 94; Jenny Deslauriers 117, 107; Amy Currie 105; Jenni Kerr 77; Andrea Plumb 114, 91; Kyla Irvine 92, 102; Susan Henry 121; Mark Steffen 75, 113; Travis Chambers 88; Derek Knight 78; Jamie MacKay 87, 77; Todd Edgar 96, 77; Joshua Johnston 114, 94; Darryl Jardin 95; Jason Moody 95, 89; Danny Mc- Pherson 130, 101; and Ken Hogg 99, 98. SR. BANTAMS The Snorks lead the league with 39 points, followed by the Muppet Babies and the Shirt Tales with 30, the GI Joes with 26, the He -Mans with 24 and the Smurfs with 16. Lisa Chapman had the LET'S SEE YOU DO 1T... OUTDOORS! er ay PaRrI(IParnona o girls' high single of 221 and Lne nigh double of 354. Kevin Dekker had the high single of 197 for the boys and the high double of 350. Other games of 125. and over were rolled by: Angela Kerr 154, 143; Carrie Skinn 125; Julie Henry 130; Kim Edgar 135, 133; Jane Bateson 193, 133; Lisa Chapman 133; Becky Sangster 131, 173; Rob Harrison 127, .84; Tim Currie 152; Ivan Skinn 145, 153; Kevin Dekker 153; Scott Neil 169; Dean Tolton 133; Dean Vincent 139; and Andrew Plumb 148. JUNIORS & SENIORS The Jeremys lead with 52 points, followed by the JVCs with 48, the Robbies, 38, and the Breakers with 16. Rhonda English had the high single of 248 for the junior girls and the high triple of 554, while Angela Wall had the high single of 204 for the senior girls and the high triple of 531. Ian MacKay had the high single of 226 for the junior boys and the high triple was rolled by Denton Chambers with a 553. Dwight Chambers had the high single of 247 for the senior boys and the high triple of 560. Other games of 150 and over were rolled by : Theresa Kenyon 157, 192; Rhonda English 161; Angela Wall 162, 165; Lori Tiffin 187, 158, 172; Ian MacKay 185; Denton Chambers 198, 164, 191; David MacRae 180; Robbie Lamont 153; Tim Lewis 186; Michael Lewis 172; Jeremy Bloemberg 153, 175; Brian Steffler 185, 191, 168; Robbie Harkness 166; Dwight Chambers 153, 160; Dwayne Hlekey 150; and Jeff Wall 163, 204, sloppy play to score two goals and send the Lancers into the dressing room with a 3-2 lead. However any dreams of repeating Teeswater's upset of the Royals the previous week vanished when the teams hit the ice in the second period. Three Wingham goals, two by Sandy Fitzgerald and the other by Mark Foxton, in the first five minutes sent Lancer. goalie Ray Guay to the bench in favor of Allan Dyck, who got into the net just in time to watch Len. Stamper's power play goal make it 6-3 for Wingham. Dyck played well, but with the Royal fired up and O'Connell early recovered from the ming errors which had plagued him in the opening period, the Lancers •nfeVeri ffily' mounted a come -back. Steve Simpson trimmed the margin to 6-4 with 8:30 left in the second period, but Dave Burns restored the three -goal' lead five minutes later, firing a rebound into the net after Dyck had made a save on Cousins' hard shot. Action shifted to the penalty boxes in the third period .as the Lancers started to rough it up 4nlhe Royals responded in kind. The next goal didn't come until midway . through the period when MacLaurin's second of thenight made it 8- 4 for Wingham. . Jim Murray's unassisted goal narrowed the gap to 8-5 with nine .minutes left to. play, however . his actions following the goal earned. him a game misconduct and match penalty, .with another Lancer, John MacLeod, joining him in the showers also with a game miscon- duct. Steve Simpson's power play goal with the teams playing four -on -three 24 seconds later made it 8-6, but that was as close as the Lancers would get. O'Connell closed the door the rest of the way and Mac- Laurin's third goal of the evening, coming during Murray's match penalty, made the final count 9-6. The only action after that was a brief skirmish bet- ween Wingham's Dave Golley and Lucknow's Dave MacKinnon which earned both a trip to the showers with fighting majors. The only game this week has Wingham returning to Teeswater for a' Sunday afternoon match at 1:30. Next week the Royals travel to Lucknow fora rematch with the Lancers Sunday evening at 7:30. The next home game for. the Royals is. Dec. 28, when they will host Drayton at 8:30 p.m. The Wingham Advance -Times, Dec. 12, 1984—Page 15 Howick Minor Hockey report PeeWees stile winning Howick PeeWees con- tinued their winning ways by defeating Walkerton 6-1 in an exhibition i game. Oliver Tritten and Steven Gibson led the attack with two goals each. Single markers went to Jason Douglas and Robbie Van Den Broek. Getting assists for Howick were Van Den Broek, Jayson Potts, Jaret Henhoeffer, Gibson and Jason Jacobson. Peter Stewart and Mark Fraser played a strong game in goal. HOWICK ATOM SUPER SERIES A weekend of superb hockey wag just completed at the Howick arena. Atom boys competed in a house league tournament starting Friday evening and ending Sunday evening. Sixteen teams competed in the tournament, coming from Belgrave, Belmore, Durham, Walkerton, Listo- wel Red and Blue teams, Wallace Optimists, Wallace Sabres, Arthur, Ripley, Nor- manby, Palmerston, Harris - ton, Wingham, Mount Forest and Howick. There were 24 well -played games throughout the three days. Tournament officials were well pleased with the efforts, skills, sportsman- ship and attitudes of all. players. The players, coaches and managers are to be congratulated on their efforts. This tournament is unique in that everyone who par- ticipates emerges a winner. There is no trophy awarded at the end and each team is guaranteed three games. All players and team officials get a crest, a meal and three days of fun. The tournament is spon- sored by the Howick Athletic Association and area far- mers who kindly donate money or prizes for the tournament. The athletic association thanks all who took part in helping to make the tournament successful. Peewees dumped 11-1 by EIma-Lc*jan The Wingham Legion Pee- Wees proved very hospitable hosts to a team from Elma- Logan in Wellington -Perth hockey Sunday night, sen- ding their visitors home with an 11-1 victory. The game proved costly to the Wingham team in more ways than one, as stalwart forward Anesh Bodasing left the ice with a fractured elbow and will be out of action for six weeks. There was no scoring in the first period, but in the second Elma-Logan scored eight unanswered goals to put the, game out of reach. The4isiting team added three more goals in the third period, with the lone Wingham goal coming near the midway mark of the period. It was scored by Todd Chadwick, assisted by Chris Heibein and Peter Poulin..:..... ..., „,. .., .,. The Peeees didn't fare much better in a game at Lucknow the previous evening, losing 10-2. Wingham kept it close through two periods, but six goals by Lucknow in the third put the game away. Lucknow jumped into a 2-0 lead in the first period on goals by Ken Neable and Stan Kikkert, before Poulin's goal assisted by Dean Tolton made it 2-1. Lucknow then added two more in the second to take a 4-1 lead, with goals from Robbin Neable and 'Kikkert, his second. Wingham opened the third period with Poulin scoring his second goal in the opening minute to make it 4- 2. 2. However pairs of goals by Ray Kikkert and Ken Neable and singles by Stan Kikkert and Darrin Henry made the fina1Seore,1,0-2. , JAY MacLAURIN turned on the jets to go around a Lancer defenceman on a play leading up to the eighth Wingham goal midway through the third period. MacLaurin, who had a hat trick in the 9-6 victory, was a real workhorse for the Royals, skating for miles and taking hits as he killed penalties and set up plays. GOING FOR THE NET— With goaltender Allan Dyck potted the rebound to give Wingham Royals a 7-4 lead down after making a stop on Ken Cousins' hard drive, over Lucknow Lancers late in the second 'period Friday Dave Burns found himself with a lot of open net as he night.