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Cousins scores hat trick
Sarong effort . ys dividends
as oyaIs d mp Luckno 8.4
For the first time this
season the Royals put
together three strong periods
of hockey, and it paid off
with a, convincing 8-4 victory
over the Lucknow Sepoys on
Friday night.
The Royals dominated all
three periods, taking a 2-0
lead in the first and holding it
at 3-1 in the second before
clinching the victory with
four consecutive goals in the
first five minutes of the final
period to make it 7-1.
The Sepoys (formerly the
L.angqers, now with new
uniforms) scored some
flukey goals late in the
game, which only served to
inflate Ron Smith's goals -
against average.
With a handful of regulars
still missing from the lineup
due to injuries, the ttoyals
reached down into their farm
system for Brian Hastie, Bill
LeVan and Paul Mont-
gomery and got solid efforts
from all three.
Brian Hastie scored his
first goal as a Royal and
LeVan picked up an assist,
playing on a line with Randy
Clarke, while Montgomery
played a vigorous game on
defence, filling in for the
absent Bernie Haines.
The Royals also benefitted
from the return to action of
Clarke and Mark Foxton,
both of whom played well
after having missed several
games with knee injuries.
Clarke was his usual speedy
self, picking up a goal and an
assist and also doing a dandy
job killing penalties, while
Foxton chipped in an assist.
Again the Wingham attack
was led by Dave Stephenson
and Ken Cousins, reunited on
a line with Foxton. These
two, who have been playing
sensational hockey during
the past couple of weeks,
accounted for a total of eight
scoring points in this match. fl
Cousins had the hat trick and
two assists while Stephen- H
son, who seemed to be in i
overdrive all night long, a
scored two goals and set up f
another.
t An unsunghero was utility' : 6 -
player Kevin Hastie, who in
had a goal and an assis
while turning in a stalwa
performance at the Roya
blueline. Coach Larry Lan
has used Hastie either as
winger or on defence thi
year, and he has played we
at both positions.
The Royals broke on to
near the midway point of th
first period, Stephenso
getting the puck from
Cousins and Len Stampe
and parking it just inside th
post, beating goalie Alla
Dyck.
Kevin Hastie made it 2-0
with an unassisted goal
picking off a pass and
making no mistake as he
skated in alone to score his
first goal of the season.
The Sepoys got on the
scoreboard midway through
the second period as they got
the Royals running around in
their own end before Steve
McPherson's shot found the
mark behind Smith.
The Royals could have had
several goals in the period as
they poured on the pressure,
especially during a couple of
power plays, whistling shots
all around the Lucknow net.
Finally, with just 13 seconds
left in the period, Cousins
scored an unassisted power
play goal to restore the two -
goal margin.
Crossing the blueline with
his wingers in full flight, the
rangy centre played it
perfectly, pausing to let his
wingers go wide and then
whistling a wrist shot from
the slot that Dyck never
touched.
Determined not to let this
game slip away, as some
others had earlier in the
season, the Royals poured it
on in the third period.
Thirty seconds into the
period Cousins scored again,
picking up a rebound with
the goalie flat on the ice and
inning it into the open net.
Eleven seconds 1 e Brian
astie made it 5-1, breaking
n with Clarke and LeVan
nd scoring on a wrist shot
rom the slot.
Three minutes later it was
l •as'Cousins"paid the price
the corner to set up
t Stephenson in front of the net
rt for a power -play goal, and
1 less than two minutes later
e Clarke made it 7-1, scoring
a on a backhander from the
s slot following a nice bit of
11 forechecking.
With time running down,
p the Lancers made it more
e respectable with a couple of
n soft goals. Grant Murray
picked up the first, darting in
✓ to poke the puck the last
e couple of inches into the net
n ager Allan Eadie's shot had
squirted past Smith and was
rolling in the crease.
Eugene Johnston made it
7-3 when he somehow got his
stick on the puck despite
being manhandled by Mont-
gomery and deflected Grant
Gilchrist's shot past Smith.
Cousins finished his hat
trick with 4:07 left in the
game, firing a shot just in-
side the post.
Two minutes later the
Sepoys finished the scoring,
with Gilchrist•'s shot from
the corner of the net drifting
between Smith's skates and
into the goal.
ROYAL REPORTS— With
Clarke and Foxton back in
action and a couple of new
players pressed into service,
the Royals had three lines
going in this game and it
seemed to help. Everyone
was still going strong at the
end of the third period.
Bill LeVan and Brian
Hastie played well with
Randy Clarke on the second
line, while . Dave Burns
centred Bob Alton and Ken
Fitzgerald on the third line.
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providing some added
muscle on defence.
Dave Stephenson and Ken
Cousins continue to lead the
team offensively. They can
do some amazing things and
no team yet has been able to
stop them when they are on
top of their game.
Stephenson in particular
seems to be skating in over-
drive and the only time the
Sepoys were sure where he
was was when he was in the
penalty box sitting out a
couple of roughing calls.
Ken Fitzgerald joined
brother Sandy on the injury
list. He had to be carried off
with what appears to be a
badly bruised knee after
setting up Cousins' third goal
late in the game and might
be out for a couple of weeks.
Brian TenPas, who went
out early in the season with a
knee injury, will require
surgery and be out for the
rest of the season.
The Royals are playing
some good hockey and if they
can keep their players.
healthy they should be able
to start picking up a few
points. Their next game is at
home this Friday, when they
host Ripley at 8:30 p.m.
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The Wingham Advance -Times, Dec.. 4, 1985—Page 13
A STRETCHER PARTY of teammates carried Ken Fitz-
gerald from the ice after he suffered a knee injury while
setting up Ken Cousins for the final Royal goal in an 8-4
Kinucks outhustle Jokers
to score an easy vi
By Lee Cowley
The Lockridge Memorial
Arena in Wingham was the
setting for a Sunday evening
contest between the fifth -
place Kincardine Kinucks
and the cellar -dwelling
Wingham Jokers in the
Junior C group.
In spite of an early lead in
the first period, the Jokers
fell behind 13-5 at the hands
of the Kinucks.
Joker rookie Brett Martin
opened the scoring for Wing -
ham in the first period with
two quick goals, one at 2:14
and the other , at 5:59. A
powerplay ',marker,,.#, ,,,r the
Kinucks' Dave Petteplace at
9:47 opened the floodgate.
The Kinucks followed with
five unanswered goals to
take a 6-2 lead after 20
minutes of play. Petteplace
scored again at 11:55; Mike
Zuzek scored at 13:18; Jamie
Emmerton at 14:37; Dan
Shaw at 14:43 and Sean
Burton at 14:57. The Kin-
cardine side outshot the
Wingham club 18-6 in the
first frame.
The Jokers opened the
second period with a scoring
flurry to narrow the gap to 6-
4. Trevor Pocaluyko scored
for Wingham at the 2:49
mark nd Paul Tolton at
5:46. Hlver that was the
closest the Wingham team
ever got as three unan-
swered goals were scored by
the Kinucks: Petteplace at
9:35, Emmerton (short-
handed) at 10:53 and Burton
at 17:07. This staked the
visitors to a comfortable 9-4
lead.
The Jokers' Jamie Robin-
son got one back for the
home side at 18:49 to round
out the second -period scor-
ing. The Kinuck shooters
proved to be deadly accurate
in this period, scoring three
goals on only eight shots. The
Jokers fired 46 shots on
Kinuck goalie Kelly Mundle.
The third period was all
Kincardine as they took care
of all the scoring in the final
frame. Kinuck goals were
scored by Burton at 6:32;
Mich Landry at 7:42; Burton
at 17:38 and Derrick Skinner
at 19:31. The teams skated
off the ice with the Kinucks
celebrating a well-deserved
13-5 victory.
Several Kinuck shooters
padded their scoring statis-
tics in this game. Burton led
the pack with seven points on
four goals and three assists.
Petteplace, Landry, Doug
Harris and Emmerton all
had four -point evenings for
the Kinucks. It was a quiet
evening in the penalty' box
with a total of 10 minors
called in the game, five to
each side.
Joker fans will be in-
terested to note that the time
for all home games has been
changed to 4 p.m. on Sun-
days from 7:30 Sunday
evenings.
Also, a Feb. 9 home game
against the Goderich Sailors
has been changed to Friday,
Dec. 13, at 8:30 p.m.
Red-hot Hawks
down Jokers 9-3
By Lee Cowley
The Wingham Junior C
Jokers fell victim to a red-
hot Walkerton Blao'k Hawk
team last Friday night at the
Walkerton arena. When the
smoke had cleared after the
first period, the Jokers found
themselFes on the losing end
of a 6-0 score.
Trevor McHarg counted
an early marker for the
Hawks at 1:40. This was
followed by goals by Dan Hill
at 13:00 and Wade Girdler at
13:37. Ken Helmka of the
Hawks then took it upon him-
self to single-handedly sink
the Jokers with three con-
secutive goals — a true hat
trick — within 17 seconds,
scoring at 16:11, 16:21 and
16:28.
At this point Joker goalie
John Turnbull took himself
Spitfires take over.
top spot in WIHL
Last Monday evening the
second -place Stainton
Spitfires-playedrt-he league -
leading Crawford Dodgers in
what was expected to be a
close game. However the
Stainton squad overwhelmed
the Dodgers for a 12-2 win.
Missing several players,
Crawfords couldn't seem to
mount any offence (or
defence for that matter).
Staintons built a 5-1 lead
after one period and in-
creased the lead to 9-1 by the
end of the second frame.
Harry Wilson had a big night
in the Crawford net as
Staintons fired shot after
shot at him. At times it
appeared as if most of the
Dodgers- had forgotten their
skates as Stainton moved
the puck at will.
Kevin Coulter had a big
night for Staintons with
seven goals. Stan Stapleton
'and--Da-ve-Deruder had two -
goals apiece while Dave
Martin had a single.
Terry Pautler and Ken
Tervit had the only goals for
Crawfords.
Last Tuesday night the
third-place Newsboys played
the last -place Bridge Motors
Mustangs. Bridges dominat-
ed the play throughout the
game, but had a hard time
putting the puck past Ray
Baynton in the Advance -
times net. In fact, the
Newsboys tooka 4-3 lead into
the third period.
The Mustangs persevered
however, scoring four goals
in the final frame to take the
7-4 victory.
Peter George played a
strong third period in the
Mustang net to ensure the
win.
Phil Beard paced the •
Mustang attack with two /I1,1
goals and singles were
scored by Gord Marr, ;"",
Warren Moore, ' Ray -
Bateman, Bill LeVan and I `,
Pete Long.
Scoring for the .Advance- fi''t
Times were Doug Macln-
tyre, Doug Purves, Brian 'i'
Lachance- acrd- Ross Par. /r
After six weeks of play,
Staintons have taken over Pi
top spot with eight points. (".\
Crawfords have seven, the ;
Avance-Times, five and llrj
Bridge Motors trail with four
points.
out of the game with a mis-
conduct and Greg Mc -
Clement took his place
between the pipes.
Tracy Kennedy finally put
the Jokers on the scoreboard
at 6:51 of the second period,
with help from Trevor Poca-
luyko. The Hawks' Sean
Bradley got that back at
17:37 onthe power play to
stake his team to a 7-1 lead.
Mcdlernent played a solid
period in the Joker net,
turning aside 18 of 19 shots.
Defenceman Paul Ed-
wards got the Jokers' second
goal of the game 1:12 into the
third period on a power play:
Hill scored his second goal at
5:04 to up the lead to 8-2
before Ed Sweeney of
Wingham and Randy Fritz of
Walkerton traded goals at
10:14 and 18:26 respectively
- u snake the filial score 9-3 in
favor of the home club.
The Jokers were outshot in
the game by a margin of 60 to
38.
victory Friday night. The Wingham team has suffered a
plague of knee injuries this season, resulting in a slow
start.
Super X Atoms
play shut -out hockey
The Wingham Super X Marc Poulin, Kregar and
Atoms played two regular- Hunter.
season games this past The defence played very
weekend, defeating Listowel well, especially Harrison
4-0 and Monkton 5-0. Matt who was moved back from
Elmslie gained the two shut- the wing.
outs. The victories improved Wingham 5, Monkton 0
the team's record to seven Wingham traveled to
wins and two losses this Monkton on Saturday and
season. skated to an easy 5-0 win.
Wingham 4, Listowel 0 The team continues to
Wingham played a good improve with each outing.
game against a rough The entire team played
Listowel squad, with the much better, clearing the
players staying on their puck well and starting to
game and not retaliating. pass.
The team led 1-0 after one Skinn and Magee led the
period, increased the lead to attack with a pair of goals
3-0 after two and scored on and an assist each. Poulin
goal in the final period to win added the single, while
4-0. assists went to Hunter and
Mike Drost, Ivan Skinn, Welch.
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