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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-01-10, Page 201 John Greta re hat trick in. 404 -liarriston BantaniS entertained flotVick for the first time this season onJan6. Howick came out flying in the first period and .scOred the only two goals of OM period, John Greig combined on a neat Palming play with Jaret Henhoeffer and Craig King to beat bowiefor the first goal, Oreig also scored the second goal when he took a perfect 'pass from HenhOeffer to tuck the ppek low to the corner of the net, Todd Templeman also drew an as- sist., Howick continued to work hard throughout the second period and opened up a 44 lead, John Greig re- corded his hat -trick when he scooped up the puck at centre ice and raced in alone on Dowler, beating him cleanly, Mustangs trample Seaforth One would have thought a rubber magnet had been placed In the op. Position net as F. E. Madill Mustangs romped over Seaforth Secondary School 15-0 in high school hockey action Friday, The Mustangs outclassed the Sea - forth squad with about 50 shots on goal to Seaforth's six. Every player in the offensive line was credited with at least one point, and even Mustang goalie Mario Kotsanis who recorded his first shutout in two regular season games, was credited with an assist. Leaders in scoring were the. Mc- Donald brothers, TOM and Ken, who each recorded hat -tricks with Totn adding- two assists and Ken one. Jason Kraemer and Jason Bloem- berg each had a goal and three assists. Other Madill scores were credited to Dean Whitfield with two, Jeff McKee,Brad Crawford, Justin Murray, ohn Greig and Rod Cayley, who scored in the second period on a penalty shot, Most of the other Madill markers came either on long -shots or goal -mouth scrambles where the Madill forwards capitalized on numerous opportunities. The Mustangs took five minor penalties, a disappointment to team officials as Esso Canada is reward- ing minor hockey teams who play clean, Madill's regular Season record is now even at one win and one loss. Steve MacGregor sctired:Howcta fourth. goal on a rebound Dtu tiverniore and Andrew W�het sistot Jeff lienhiger OcOred play goallor Harris* taspall StewarVs opportunityfor a ehutou ","")1.71,""Te'rzlit,c,7,277TP,.77;7,, : 4, • • . • , 47, 001:0;4447474 MfigitPRIM 6744014PSANOVRitfr#PONIM .71 LL At 8:69 of the third t1' Williams scored for Harriston to re- duce the Howick lead te 44 The game was even in play minute remained, Penalties Wiped determine the, *Wet** when, both dubs had two players in the penalty box and the teams hid to play three‘ orkhree. At this point in the contest Harris - ton completely dominated, They scored a goal with only 15 seconds left on an excellent effort by Steven MacDougall when he lunged on a clearing pass to tO the puck by Stewart. Only seven seconds later Jason Pilkington scored to tie the gime at 44. With only olieksecond left Mac- Dotigall just missed the winner when he hit the goal post with a slaptihota RON'S ROUNDUP — Goaltenders Jeff bowler and Peter Stewart were outstanding iti the contest, The How - ick team forechecked and back. checked probably the best they have all season and deserved a better fate, John Greig, Howick's strong right winger, certainly regained his scoring luck by registering his first hat -trick. Thursday night horseshoe play Single -round 30 -point games were played on Thursday night, with Syd Lawson and Bob Gavreluk taking top honors. They had six wins and a plus of 12. Second were Alex Boa and Bill Tiffin; five wins plus 37; third, /Harold Carter and Bill Campbell; four wins plus 55; fourth, Lorne Hamilton and Murray McLennan, three wins plus 90; fifth, Bruce Ortlieb and Jerry FreibUrger, three wins plus 79; sixth, Leon Russell and Kevin Scott, three wins plus 58; seventh, Glen Casenfore and Don SaUnders, two winslAus 94; eighth, Ivan Gardner and Keith Shill, two wins pluS 89. A tournament will be held Satur- day, Jan, 14, at 1 p.m. falailliga*".161"1161121161".11014..abilianalliameallimaissim A true friend is the greatest of all blessings, and that which we take the least care to acquire. La Rochefoucauld 0-0.8 COMMUNITY CALENDARflaIi_ 1NSLIRANCE BROKgRS LTD, iniatinee. All typo, lima, bushtesio moo farm, Wei WINCHAM 35'12636 OORRIE 3354S2,5 Bill Keil Wednesday, January 11 to Tuesday, January 17,1989 Wed Jana 11 Pd. 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