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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-02-02, Page 18,x? TIIRVOR. '1! •,„ 4. L 'Fa .34 A.XXVI.X., 'QV*" %.4 • •--Pit6, rs,i 026%,..zmvoaMmegtarMa4.ftceomeiinNM:oa •momessoni.amom -24-,,,,:matosemt,mawanWmattmittotzmustimwookimottamommtatomemattemax. 1,va,''..tge:agwwg.-4NmzHafmue.r.amsvammia, • - • •,; aMinert „ . 7 Per :•Tativolfr BANTAMS T1* KitXats are In -first place with 53 pair* Und Menthe battle heats up with thee teams vying for the next tap places. The Mars Bars have 47, the Carafe and Mr. Rigs are tied at 46. The 0 Heritys hive 37 and the Coffee Crisps 30. Stephanie Cleghorn had the -high single of 149 for the girls And tied with Christina Anger for the high double tof 241. For the boys, it was, Ben man all the way, with ri• 169 single and 255 double. Other games of 90 and over were rolled by Kelly Phillips 95; Evelyne Matz 92; Stephanie Cleghorn 92; Christina Anger 132, 109;. Dean' Aleatory '95, 102; Mike Remington 127; •Craig Pair 90, 95; 1. Scott McPherson ,111; Ben firdlman 96. BANTAMS &JUNIORS Charlotte Matz was. the star, erthalking tuitIke high single of 206 awl the* high double fertile girls. Tied et :164 for the high single wereAaron Henry and Travis Chambers. Jerem_Hidtev had the boys' high double, a 5. Other singlesla Susan Henry* 121 ;6,1e1107. Reini Tatum Mothers 146;, Andrew SI Pantie, 145; Shawn Pair 140; NOV 4F Jeremy flickey 156, 139; Ryan Moffatt 121; Ricky aegkoal-25. The Sprites lead the :,pack with 56 points, followed by the Pepsis with 52. The'.• Leine' Limes are in third • „place with 46; the Mountain Dews have 39; Cokes 37 and 23. JUNIORS & SENIORS The Merry Mishaps have laughed ° their way to the top of the group with 16 points. The Stooges -have 12; M‘aniacs 10 and the Rams have four,- points. - 0doveilivere fnidey .124; Al*Ish .Arley ..• MAN a tournanienfat LoOkitige Attefti:Oridi Areng' Kern, cleghorn led the way with a , Bariting to takft. the champions?* foe two leama et) shigle and 430 iripleIer theliris.2 For theguya„ itwasJaionSteff10. ' day, delivering a 194 single and 502 triple. itis* other tweshigles-were is - and 157.- Jim Bilis had sirtgie and Jaitin. lichietitel chalked. lip a , : • . ' • • )oI hos ed a o7dajr. hoof hOi !adill Mustaflgs defeated,a- M ,frornLoi al action around Madill netrnind�r'Dean Lind-.. • • • t•'• : • Super X Atoms finish Sov. ..„4. • „ mv•Nr regular season with win •- Last Saturday, the Wingham goal. Super X Atoms skated to a 5-1 vic- Early in the third MacKay not - tory over lisirriston. This game ched his first goal after Mark Gibson ended the regular schedule for sent him in alone Wiliam, which finished with 11 Clinton then scored after a wins and five losses to end up either defensive mistue, but Edgar in third place or tied with the rebounded with a goal of his own Listowellteds fer second. from Patterson. Peter Gusso led the way for MacKay and Walker then com- Muslim register•ing the naturalhat tined for Wingham's final marker trickand picking up an assist on with MacKay finishing off the play. - - ToddEflgar's marker. Wingham's Chris Patterson Thursda ni ht ••••••.t • • The WingliailVirtaiinen• are in a tight41110..#1d4d4WhirPlaed in the' GreYterUeti!4ipir C League titan Th mem- ped their Cause Sunday taftorbOartWhen tbeir:;*4ged Goder 9-;_ .Paul r ac ' Wingham, Scoring. 0; e without the .,• christ ie seas�n. me high • winger broke his ,ankle opened the scoring in the first. . • ' :Morin horseshoe play - Bryan del3ruyn and Mat Adams There was a good turnout far dafeaceraaajeff Walden horseshoes last Thursday *nit* at Oitof the linelpter uPletw0Vi the Wingham Sportsmen's Club, so 'reitenis left arm is in- a cast after - there were two categories of play. bisaidog his hand When his baby , SatuFdar • ant -Will 'he out for six received assists on the play • • - weeks. Goalie Murray Futon • Edgar's goal ws the only one that lit up the scoreboard in the second period. Wingham made it 3-0 early in tip third, but Harriston netted one to close the gap. Shaun Walker and Edgar caw bined to set up Gusso's second goal and then Gusso wrapped up the scoring with an unassisted goal. Wingham goaltender Chad. Davis was steady in goal, despite very • little action. Winghidi9, Clinton 2 In an exhibition Match last • Friday, Whigham shut dawn Clinton by an 8-2 count. The boys .put everything together in this and,the result was a solid team effort with nineplayersfigUrilig the scoring. Patterson nod thesconingafter a setup by 0011 • • oints igin 1344r4 were e and dropped to fourthwith 25 points, but' are still in the race The Bears' have three g,ames, reF44**lit *eluding one against the teats. • Viti *M cOmplete its regular Onie Y atteinoon ton 110418 tote third,*ith 1. , +4 • • • - • , " • . - • • ••••', ice against Mo Porest. The game at Lockridge Memorial Arena could decide Who secures second place. Whoever finishes in second cannot be picked by \Hanover in the first round of playoffs and will also be able te choose who they Will meet hi a best -of -five guarter-final series. • • ;war 2 m 29 13 13; cites/ 28 lj • 12 27 11 13 28 9 15 28 • • 7 20 • Games 040 points were igayed on Tiger was -twisted back in all aci• the 1A* side. Bruce Ortgeb and Alex tided away, from lite arena. Walden Boa Were first with thrt**inialid .also Or* a bete in his hand stop - phis .• ef 38, while Jerry: radtvaidaaatt7. ,‘ ping *het' in a- genie against Harold Carter had threewhoimd Hanolkera*eek - plus Slitotakeseiondapat ' Keith. Iiffatt and -- had Efflott - • bad three **Oda P10432. to end recoid to 13,48-2, gaad: far * Pallas The -ivin boosted the Ironmen's 60 Ord, 'white Ivan Gardner and. ' 'and second place, The Mount Forest :p i 1464404 had one t* and a plus Patriots, who picked uo: tivowins on ' 63 for fourth. Dave -Alilett ,:,_-_ __ . Leon, ituoseithad no wins anot the weekend ineluding an upset over of *12 tnivind'uOinfittliplaOe.. ' first place. ktiotiert -sr mimed Ott the `11.0 aide, gainesoto .. - ,,. ' ' • -. • . - were played., Steikt Nixon and -Olen-. ...___ - • dieted* *ere firat-With tour *lei muR .. and a 'phis of 20. Glen Selier$ and "Victoria,, *Great Britain, Crystal Boa were second ': kt , river and'gone win.and it Phis•OL410, „.,. , her ,,, .With the Robinson -and ndi'''' " lit Wingha*, -Kentucky Nuggets split ViTingliaM's Prrevii Huffman a pait garnes m NovicehOtkey. narrowed the caUnt on an unassisted action �v�r the ,weekend. On effort for a 3-2 score going into the Sa: i „ e 'were handed thirdPeriod, a 741' loss by Lucknow,buttUrnedthe Third period action saw Laing tables with a 5,..71 victory over Mit- meeting 'his second to tie the score, firitt011'&1114i3r. 6rily to 'see Clifford once mote go 11.atickii-eoivloWinglitain 0' Mall% second goal if the game , 4 ahead on a goat by DeBruyn. Huff- LuCktiow scored seven con- knottedthe countyet again. seettfilie goals lot a 7-0 wino but - VVinghami Dennis Adams then • congratulations A0'0 94 ti all Picked 111xhie -Seem* penalty of the eft night with 2:40 left in the game, but Sluff ait, managed to score a , horthandedg�al for his hat trick, finliging ai44iead, • „ ;and who ba Ckni &P,. ea SAL ,„; w;si close Cratvfor • t, Jai - gliehaltre ttlittord ' - la held month, etened ents are incomplete at • ford thio,thne: Fans ragi, follow the team ey to London tor a tournament Ns 94 ,weekend Peb. 6-7. . • • , • ,•1 COME1111 • .$2;;;St,:;4,4fi,•A7.14-ii . • • .". I • ,