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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-01-17, Page 18Page 613 - The Wingham Advance -Tinges, Janizary 17, 1989 gwick Santa come -from -behind win PI A goal by Jason Douglas with 22 seconds left in the game gave How - ick Bantams a come -from -behind 4-4 tie with Drayton on Jan. 10. Howick pulled goaltender Scott Reichard in favor of an extra for- ward when Douglas scored the equalizer. Drayton came out flying in the first period and certainly took ad- vantage of some sloppy Howick play. Drayton scored four goals in the first period on Dennis Wintemute who had very little opportunity to stop any of them. Goal scorers were: Trevor Franklin, Chris Allison, Brad Culp and Dwane Scheerer. Howick replied with one goal. An- drew Weber beat Rob Arnot cleanly after taking a perfect pass from Philip Livermore on a two -on -one give and go. Scott Reichard replaced Winte- mute in the second period. Arnot. and Reichard made some good saves to keep the period scoreless. Howick went on the attack early in the third period and the hard work paid off with Chris Reichard scoring on a three-way passing play involv- ing Livermore and Weber. Chris Reichard's second goal with just over two minutes left in the pe- riod brought Howick to within one goal. With just under a minute left in the game, ott Aeichard was pulled for an extr. tt'acker. Chris Reichard and Livermore combined to bring the puck into the Drayton zone and a drop pass by Livermore to Douglas on the point resiilted in Douglas' hard slapshot beating Arnot cleanly for the tieing marker. It was certainly rewarding to see the boys have a strong third period. Howick 4, Palmerston 1 The Howick Bantams rebounded from a previous defeat by Palmers- ton to skate to a 4-1 triumph last Thursday evening. Howick put together two solid pe- riods of hockey before a penalty - filled third period disrupted the flow of the contest. A total of ten penalties were called in the third period in- cluding fighting penalties to Kyle Wheeler of Howick and Steve Tomlin of Palmerston. Chris Reichard opened the scoring for Howick at the 9:25 mark of the first period when his slapshot beat Bradstock cleanly. Reichard was assisted on the power play effort by Andrew Weber and Darryl Johnson. Howick increased 'the lead to 3-0 after two period wnanswered goals by Weber and Ryan Gallaher. Weber's goal was a beauty unas-. sisted effort with Rollick playing two men short. Gallaher scored the third Howick goal after taking a perfect pass from Reichard. Weber also drew air --as sist. The two teams traded third period goals. Gallaher recorded'' his second goal after taking a Darryl Johnson pass. Chris Bell scored witti only seconds left in the game to spoil the shutout for Dennis. Wintemute. Wintemute played a steady game in net. BANTAM BANTER - PeelVenk goaltenders- Dennis' Wintemute - Scott Reichard con-. tinue to in ove as they Min fOrfin. jured Chrigian Feldskov. Unneces.1y penalties continue to be a problem for the team, -Good penalty killing. by both the forwards' and defensemen have been a big as- set the past two weeks. Two more victories for the Howick Midgets Howick 7, Grand Valley 1 Howick Midgets started the Win. Midgets ►'. A YUli Y 6 •Wlb Yi of Jan. 8 on a winning note by`defeat- ing Grand Valley convincingly for the third time this season. The line of Jaret Henhoeffer, Todd Templeman and John Greig figured in six of the seven Howick goals. Henhoeffer recorded three goals and three assists for a good night's work. Templeman had two goals and three assists with Greig notching one goal and an assist. The other Howick scorer was de- fenseman Rod Mann. Mann also had two assists. Howick held a slim 2-1 lead after one period on goals by Greig and _ Henhoeffer. Calvin Hewitt scored late in the period as he drove a hard slapshot by Mark Fraser in the How - ick net. Templeman scored the only goal of the second period. Howick dominated play in the third period and as a result scored four unanswered goals. Henhoeffer led the scoring with two goals. Templeman and Mann had single tallies. Defenseman Jason Jacobson had a fine period offensively as he set up three goals. Jeff MacGregor also drew an as- sist on Mann's goal. The final result was a 7-1 Howick win. Howick 3, Ripley 1 Howick Bantams used the power play to their advantage enroute to a 3-1 decision over Ripley at the How - ick Community Centre on Jan. 11. All three Howick markers were rs. scored on the power play. Jaret Henhoeffer scored the -only goal of the first period when he snapped home a quick shot past. Kevin Taylor on a fine centering pass from John Greig. Each team scored in the second period. Howick took a 2-0 lead when Jason Carriere scored a power play goal. Donald Livermore and Steven MacGregor assisted Carriere's goal. Steve Twolan ruined Peter Stew- art's bid for a shutout with just over two minutes remaining in the peri- od. - Henhoeffer scored the insurance goth for Howick with 6:33 remaining in the game. Henhoeffer banged home a rebound off a Todd Temple- man shot. Carriere also assisted on the goal. Peter Stewart played a steady game in goal for Howick as he made several key stops especially when Ripley held a.man advantage. Twice, in the game Howick played two men short for almost two full minutes on each occasion. 0-0-0 Earnings for women in the work- place are improving but still lag be- hind those of their male counter- parts, according -to Earnings of Men and Women, 1986. The Statistics Canada publication shows women working full-time throughout 1986 earned an average $19,874, just 66.0 per cent of the average $30,131 earned by men. The female to male earnings ratio was 58.4 per cent in 1967, 64.9 per cent in 1985. • 1.4 • F. GOLQ-MEDAL PERFORMANCE -- Julie Lisle of the Wingham Opti- mist Track Club won the gold medal in the shot put competition at last weekend's Ontario Combined Events Championship and All - Comers Meet. She won the silver medal overall in the Bantam tri- athalon. (Track Club Photo) Nuggets have busy week, edged in all three game A one -goal margin was the dif- ference in all three hard-fought games played by Wingham Nuggets Cross -Canada Market Place 1,989 PRICES ARE` ----- for the first 25 words: All Ontario ........ ° .. ° ° . ° $275 Central Ontario ° .. ° $135 Western Ontario .. ° ... e $130 Eastern Ontario .° - $ 70 4.0 Northern e n Ontario . ° ... $ 50 Cross Canada .,° ... ° ° ° . $843 25-50 words: $3 each, 50-75 words $7 each 177.77 in the last week. On Wednesday, the Nuggets lost a close 5-4 game to Belmore. First on the scoreboard was Bel - more with a goal in the first period. Wingham then tied the game, but Belmore came right back with three quick goals to go ahead 4-1. Nuggetsscored another in the second period only to see Belmore regain the three -goal lead before the period ended. The Wingham team came out strong in the third period, scoring two to add excitement to the finish of the 5-4 contest. Scoring goals for the Nuggets were John Martin with two, and singles by Ryan Robinson and Scott McPherson. Assists went to Steve Carter, John Martin and Tyler Huffman. The Nuggets travelled to Norm- anby for a tournament and lost two close games. In the first, Wingham was nosed out by Fergus 2-1 in the second over- time period. Scoring the only goal for Wingham was Andrew Laing, assisted by Phillip Deans. Nuggets lost to Shelburne in their second game of the tournament, another 2-1 heartbreaker. John Martin scored the Wingham goal on assists from Tyler Huffman and Ryan Robinson. Coaches Dave Martin and Ron Huffman were pleased with the ef- forts of Wingham players, particu- larly Robert Warwick who played two strong games in the Nugget net. Next game for the Nuggets is tonight at 7 o'clock in Lucknow. r,.