The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-03-15, Page 24Tf r ■
lr.HAMP NS r F E, Madill Secondary School recently wont a Co
hockey championship with a two -game victory over South Huron District Secondar
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presents trophy ustangs'.captab, Steve Thynne. At right is Panthers' captain Jm-Dickins. (Photo
courtesyExeeter Times -Advocate)
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BANTAMS
The Kit Kats and the Mr. Bigs are
tied with 70 points each followed by
the Caramilks, 58, the Mars Bars, 55,
the Oh Henrys, 53 and the Coffee
Crisps, 44.
Becky Hickey had the high single
of 139 for the girls and the high
double of 239 was rolled by Lindsay
Johnston. Scott Inwood and Dean
McClory tied for the boys' high
single of 124, while Scott had the high
double of 244.
Other games of 90 and over were
rolled by Lindsay Johnston 109,130;
Heidi Boltz 99; Evelynne Matz 125;
Stephanie Cleghorn 115, 109; Kendra
Moffatt 98; Amanda Braun 97; Scott
Inwood 122; Matthew Merkley 96,
99; Craig Fair 102, 108; Ryan
Robinson 100, 94; Jamie Good 110,
102; • Scott Allison 91, 97; Scott
McPherson 105; Ben Hallman 109
and Trevor Hickey 105.
BANTAMS & JUNIORS
The Sprites have a narrow lead in
the league standings, followed by the
Pepsis, 71, the Lemon Limes, 69, the
Mountain Dews, 53, the Cokes, 43
and the Hires, 36.
Erin Skinn had the high single of
237 for the girls adn the high double
of 369. Jeremy Hickey had the boys'
:high single of 216and the high double
of 344.
Other games of 125 and over were
rolled by Susan Henry 137; Amy
Mustangs
advance tO
playoffs
Last Monday night the Bridge
Motors Mustangs completed their
sweep of the Stainton Spitfire; in
Wingham Industrial Hockey League
action with a 7-0 victory.
Doug Purves led the Mustang
attack with five goals and 8111y
McGrath recorded theshutout
The Mustangs now • await the
winner of the ..Advance -Times
Newsboys and Crawford ,Dodgers
series.
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Currie. 140; Kendra Merkley 159;
Erin Skinn 132; Dana Mathers 133;
Karrin Marks 132; Ken MacTavish.
132; Aaron Henry 134 Adam Knight
174; Shawn Fair 135; Daryl Marks
139; Jeremy Hickey 128; Derek
Knight 143, 171, Arley Pautler 133
and D. J. Morrison 126.
JUNIORS & SENIORS
The Maniacs lead the league with
36 points, followed by the Merry
Mishaps, 35, the Stooges, 28 and the
Rams, 27.
Nicole O'Neil had the high single
of 146 for the girls and the high triple
of 391 was rolled by Andrea Plumb.
Jason Schiestel had the boys' high
single of 161 and the high triple of
404. Scott Gillespie was " the only
other bowler rolling over 150 with
151.
Legion squad
ties Palmerston
The Wingham Legion PeeWees
tuned up for the Young Canada
PeeWee Hockey Tournament with
an exhibition game recently against
the Palmerston PeeWee 81s.
This game also marked the return
of Gerd; Welch to the Wingham line-
up. However, it also proved to be .a
tough game on several **Ingham
players, especially Mike MacKay
who will nibs the.; remainder of the
season due to a broken wrist, -
MacKay's presence and spark will . .
be greatly missed on the defensive
unit.
The first period was scoreless, but
several good opportunities were
missed by both teams. -
Welch netted Wingham's first
marker from MacLeod, followed ttc
minutes later by a goal off the stick
of Jeff Olson, assisted by Evers and
Balzer to give Wingham a two -goal
lead.
However, Palmerston came back
in the third with Wm markers to tie
the match.
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