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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-01, Page 18Last Saturday the ftuper X Atoms failed to capitalize on Wit. period scoring ehandes and a entu ally were beaten ami by the Listowel Whites in the first game of'a t- three,out-of®five WOAA house league group final - There was no scoring until late in the second period when-Listo-wel's Jonathon Powell netted one. Then with five and one-half minutes remaining in the game, Wingham tied it up when Jamie MacKay gave another demon- stration of the results of the second effort as he cashed in his own rebound. Mark Tripp got the game winner with two minutes remaining, not- ching a powerplay goal. Dave Meulenstein got the in- surance goal with one minute remaining. Steve Smith assisted on the two final goals. Wingham will host Listowel next Friday at 6:45 p.m. for game two. Wingham 10, Mount Forest 2 In exhibition action last Sunday, Wingham shut down Mount Forest 10-2. Wingham built up an 8-0 lead before Mount Forest hit the scoreboard with four minutes elapsed in the third. Bryan deBruyn led Wing,ham's offence, picking up a hattrick. Mark Gibson and MacKay combined nicely several times throughout the game and each banged in two goals and assisted on two others. Joel Pegg had opened the scoring with a shot fromthe pint with five minutes remaining in the first. Peter Gusso successfully complet- Novice team takes battle withCl ! nt on ed an bard sblot Y1. 15; with a .1pw, pt'ler. Gum eOst on one :p Chs atterson itiinded: out. Win 's goal scoringas he inter- + +d'anent clearing piss and went in to. score. Patterson also twelve d - credit for an assist 'Oil . ore of deBruyn's goals, ° Chris Ale uder earned an assist on his shot from the point, which Gibson netted Patrick Magee served,upa niee.pass.toset up one of. MacKay's gods. Jason Crawford was credited with an assist on Gibson's-other goal. Chin House team eliminates Luckflow squad The Wingham Great China Hous PeeWee team recently eliminate Lucknow in a best -of -three serie and has moved on to play th Walkerton Wyatt team. Wingham and Lucknow were tie at one game apiece in their serie coming into the Feb. 18 contest. Th fans anticipated an exciting gam and certainly were not disappointe as it Was the most exciting and bes game the local lads have played a season. By the time six minutes ha elapsed in snatch, Lucknow ha scored three quick goals, but thos proved to be that team's 'only scoring as Wingham took over an scored five unanswered goals to bea Lucknow 5-3. The first China Rouse goal" came off the stick of Duane Patterson with four minutes remaining in the first, assisted by Jason Kregar and Todd Harrison. The second period rerriaine d oreless and it wasn't until the half - ay mark of the third that Wingham Dred again, this time a beautiful oal by Mike Tiffin. He followed that marker with other one with just 16 seconds Left the board to tie the game at 3-s.` sists went to Patterson,'Marc Poulin _and Simon Taylor. his. set e stage for another overtime Pe • between Wingham and ucknow. With half the 10 -minute overtime Pe • gone, Gavin Hodgins scored winning goal for Wingham and wo minutes later, Hodgins shot in ther one. Jason ' Daw, Clement i and Tiffin picked up the assists. The China House team played ans : tandiing game with every player g his best. Rob Johnston again Syed a -solid game in net for e d s 'e d s e e d 11 d d e d t sc BELGRAVE—The Belgrave ` w Novice hockey team played. two sc games on the weekend. Friday night g in Brussels saw Belgrave, outplayed cored by Brussels. an ;ar y morning in Belgrave, m ve' skated out strong to meet As Clinton.' Chris Piluke scored .six minutes into the game: In the second th period, Brian Marks scored twice, p David McBurney once and Chris L Piluke scored again. Clinton came back and scored twice, . The two teams kept the pressure the on in each other's ends in the third` t period Clinton scored twice and ano Chris Piluke got a hat trick to give Wa Belgrave the win. Final score was Belgrave 6, Clinton 4. ou tstanding happy Belgrave team mobbed given goalie Ryan Cook at the end of the pi game. Wingham. _ 5100.000 or more. Term 30 - 59 days. All rates subject to change withtut notice. 40 44 CHEERING SECTION ® No true 'Winter Olympics Is; complete without a la on hand; to cheer the athletes to spectacular performances: This cheering grou contingent d ed t nt ofspectators ittfthe games as Turn�berry Central School held ifs Winter Olympicsp ®the spirit of the, • hast week. t advance Wingham's ladies'. intermediate team, better known as the Blues, has reached a berth in the WOAA finals. Teams in the league play a home- and-horne, round-robin series with the two top teams advancing to the finals. Last Sunday the Blues faced off in Tiverton against the Big . Red, defeating their hosts by a 3-2 count. Wingharn started on a goal by Julie Leedham, assisted by Tammy Kieffer. Tiverton . tied the score to end the first period and scored the only,goal° of the seeond-to take a 2-1 lead. • Wingham tied . the game five minutes into. the third on a breakaway hyr'al Kulas, assisted by Cheryl Nichoison Three minutes later Kendra Penngton went in on another . breakaway to score the game winning. al, 'assisted by Nancy` nad°. _ MacDonald The Eines helcriiii to their lead for the yy rest of they peri d to defeat Ti V er"ton'r_ :. Last Th`' rthsdy the Blues travelled to RipIl ' losing a close 3.2 match. 1�1..'acDonald scored for the Blues in the >t . period,assisted by Vickie Owens, pley openoil the second. Pe,riOdllt tie the score► Ma onald' her second oorthg nigh aft° a r.ykr yySreaditCli 4 Owe 7 o t{•e er, dot t t e back to ig Red nal round Tiverton opened the scoring with the only goal of the first period The Blues' Kulas scored, the only goal of the second, assisted by MacDonald, to leave the two teams tied at 1-1 going into the third. Three minutes into the third iod Tiverton scored to go ahead. Blues ,tiedthe score two minutes later on a MacDonald goal, assisted by Carol Vander Woude and Christie. With 3:02 left in the third , Kulas scored, unassisted, to put the Blues :A special mention goes out to ahead. They held on to the lead to Blues! goalie Elaine Pennington, end game at 3-2, handing last year's who has played some fabulous champions, the Big Reds, their third ' hockey to keep the team on a win - loss in as many games. ning note. Keep up the good work, Wingham now faces Ripley in the Elaine and good luck Blues. Nuggets lose to Belmore championship finals. This Friday - Ripley will be in town to play the final game in the home -and -home series and to determine home -ice advantage for the finals. - BLUE LINES --- The Blues got over their first hurdle last Saturday by defeating the rival Big Red. But they now face another hurdle going into the finals against a rnitoh- improved Ripley team. The Blues face a great challenge as the two tpa rns are so evenly matched. The Wingham Kentucky Nuggets travelled to Belmore last Wednesday evening for the second game of their consolation round., Belmore opened the scoring in the first, but Wingham managed to tie the "match in the second on a goal by David Laing, The seesaw battle continued in the third period what Belrnore's Brad Metcalfe scored .to:give his team a 2- lead, aSsietdd=by.lason Metcalfe. ts; .:'"irked hard but gne lrnore's att.**ranee tiwt f or i match Sunday at 4 p.m. to end the consolation round. WEATHER BY PHONE The Bell Telephone Company made arrangements with the director of meteorlogical services for the dissemination of weather forecasts to rural subscribers connected to certain exchanges in '1013. The forecasts were to cover two days and wo ild be 4...au d at 10 °mac. aa7�7d1�.6A am' at Toronto and tranitted by telegraph to the different offices. Subscribers of the North Huron vd mer 4 ; o 1i safe cha f�'e urn rent++aec�+ t 'et tRe c'eict 44 e:' '`' ale