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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-01-31, Page 24Page . B - The Wingham Adv .s, 4annax°y 81, 1888 4 �.2 TOP GUN -- Goderich Viking top scorer with 26 points, Mike Hurd (46) chalks up a foul a§ he fights Madill Mustang Bruce Whytock (13) for possession_ of the ball under the Madill basket. The Vikings were winners of this Senior action which took place last Thursday at F. E. Madill Secondary School (Photo b,y Peggy Routley) Durham Peewees defeat Great China House 3-2 Saturday afternoon's PeeWee game was one of Wingham's strongest efforts so far this season. Providing opposition for the Great China House PeeWees was a strong - skating team from Durham that had defeated Wingham twice before in lopsided contests. This game was different, however, as the Wingham PeeWees matched Durham stride for stride and shot for shot. Wingkam opened the scoring on a picture play. Jason Kleist made a rink -wide pass to Jeremy Brown who went streaking down left wing, then made a crisp pass to Terry Thyme in front of the net, who shot the puck past a startled Durham goalie. Within one minute of this goal, Durham pulled even and then added another following a scramble around the Wingham net. Wingham's second goal resulted from a Stephen Anger shot which was deflected' by a Durham defender. Midway through the third period, 11Yr4f4t5igPred w ►t .tARTA ,4 be the winning goal Wingham continued to apply pressure and during this time, had a goal disallowed as officials ruled it had been kicked into the net. During the. course of the game, three Wingham forwards bounced the puck of the Durham goalposts. The calibre of Wingham's play hast greatly improved over the season with the now -evident stronger skating, and accurate passing and shooting an encouraging factor for the coaching staff as the team heads into the"playoffs. WORST STORM IN 20 YEARS What was termed the most severe winter storm in more than 20 years brought highway and rail traffic to a standstill in January of 1969. Weather offices reported more than 100 inches of snowfall, about 15 in- ches more than the total for all of the previous winter. Dozers of pars were. abandoned along the highways in this area as drivers and passengers sought refuge in farm homes to wait taut the blizzard. ° A seven-.; pal burst,17y. the Howick Midgets s third period propelled - the sql ads , • a lopsided 12.2 victory over Grana Valley. Howick held a `slim 2-1 lead after one period of play. Andrew Weber and Jason Carriere were the goal - scorers. Thelead was increased to 5-2 after two periods. Marksmen for Howick were Todd Templeman, Chris Reichard and Weber with his sec- ond. The offensive explosion came in the third period. John Greig and Templeman led the parade with two goals each. Single tallies went to Jaret Henhoeffer, Steven MacGreg- or and Weber with his third. Lowick scored one third of its goals on the power play. As a result there were many excellent passing plays on the Howick goals, Assists in the game went to thefol- lowing players: Jaret Henhoeffer with five; Weber, Carriere, Reich- ard, Jason .Jacobson and Donald Livermore all had two each; Rod Mann had three from his defense po- sition, with Templeman and Steven MacGregor collecting one each. With the win, Howick swept all the " games against Grand Valley during the regular season. Howick 5, Harriston 4 The season's rematch between Howick and Harriston Midgets .took place on Super Bowl Sunday at the Howick Community Centre. Once again the two teams put on a super display of hockey skills and the fans certainly went away feeling they re- ceived full value for their money. Only five minor penalties were called in the fast -paced game. Howick started quickly and never stopped skating and checking. John Greig took a perfect setup from Jaret Henhoeffer to score Howick's first goal after only 25 seconds of play. Jeff Camm tied the score three minutes later when he beat Peter Stewart with a low shot. Howick recaptured the lead with 2:07 left in the first period when Jeff MacGregor blasted a low slapshot for the forint by the surprised goalie, Jason Pilkington, Howick continued to play well in the second period and out -scored Harriston three goals to two. Two of the Howick goals were scored on the power play. Todd Templeman scored . the first goal of the period "with•. Jaret Henhoeffer and Rod Mann drawing assists, Jason Jacobson deflected a low shot from the stick of Hod Mann .past Pilkington while Howick lead the ex- tra attacke , Henhoeffer scored for Howick on a two -on -one play when his high wrist shot hit the top corner of the net, Both Harriston goals in the second period were scored by Don Leslie. Jeff Benninger scored the only goal of the third frame to reduce the lead to 54. Both teams missed excel- lent scoring; chances:inthe third..pe- riod as both goaltenders performed well to keep the score down. This was the final meeting of the two teams for the regular season with Howick winning one and the other ending in a tie. Howick 5, Teeswater 3 Howick Midgets won their third consecutive game this past week when they edged Teeswater 5-3 at the Howick Community Centre last Wednesday, Jan. 25. Howick was led by the foursome of Andrew Weber, Donald Livermore, Steve MacGregor and Jason Car- riere as they accumulated eight scoring points and figured in four of the five goals scored. Jason Kramer of Teeswater domi- nated scoring in the first period when he scored two goals to give them a 2-0 lead. With only 1:17 re- maining in the period Andrew Weber scored a power play goal for How- ick's only goal of the period. Jason Carriere won the face-off cleanly to Rod Mann at the point and his low shot was tipped in by Weber. The two teams traded second peri- od goals. Jody. Martin gave Tees - water a 3-1 lead. When each team had a man in the penalty box Craig King scored for Howick with a hard Slapshot from the point.' Howick Scored th a naniwer� goals the third Perm; lam. wing The i'st_was ej Steve Mae+t regorgoal wbo was se Donald Livermore and We. Weber and Carriere conmbn►d on a two -on -one play with Weber pull- ing the trigger and beating ;the, goalie cleanly, Jaret Henhoeffer added the iesur ance marker with 4:56 left In the game when a shot deflected off his skate past the surprised goalie, , Mark Fraser, the Howick goalie; did an exceptionally good job keep- ing the Teeswater sharpshooters off the score sheet in the third period. The Midgets have drawn Drayton in they first- round of the .WOt',. OMHA playoffs., BROOM & STONE • Some of the winners this past week were: Monday Night Men, Dave Ablett; Tuesday Afternoon Ladies, Mary Williams; Tuesday Night Mixed, Murray McKague; Wednesday Night Industrial, 7 p.m Bob Allison; 9 p.m., Gerry Edwards; Thursday Night Mixed, Bill Hanula; Friday Night Mixed, Bevin Lindsay; Monday Country Curlers, 11 a. -m., Nancy Corrigan; 1 pm., .Merl-; Hemingwa34.1/1.:,: A Grant Coultes and Sunday Juniors, Kim Edgar. Our annual Sweetheart Bonspiel is being held Feb. 11 and 12. To date there are 24 teams registered. This is always a very popular spiel and fills up quickly. 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