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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-02-14, Page 21BOWIJN ORES COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Ed's Earwigs stayed in the lead with 91 points, but Rod's Roaches are making pi grecs at 84. Larry's Lizards have .76,_ Bruce's Black Flies, 75 and Barry's Beer Bugs, 65. A high -low contest started late last month and Val Good and Rod Hickey came out victorious. Val had the ladies' high single last week of 284, while Betty. Stanley had the ladies' high triple of 616. Rod Hickey rolled the men's high single of 271 and the high . triple of 677. Other good games were rolled by Susan Pegg 239; Bob Pegg 246, 236; Adrienne Brophy 223 and Carl Good 234. LEGION MIXED Helen's Tigercats are still ahead with 78 points, followed closely by Marg's Bombers, 75, Willis' Wimples, 71, Graham's Crackers, 67, Betty's Bluejays, 59 and Don's Dummies, 49. Wayne Irvine rolled the men's high single of 248 and brother Roger had the high triple of 686. Mother Muriel Irvine had the ladies' high single of 225 and the high triple of 561. Other high rollers last weep were Rose Ohip 214; Ted Th mpson 229; Gale McKay 213; Roger Irvine 218 and Carol McInnis 217. BLUEVALE MIXED Edna. MacTavish rolled the ladies' ,,high single of 237 and the high triple of 618 was rolled by Reta Ross. Doug Finley took top honors for the men with a 269 high single and a 664 high triple. Other good games were by Milt Boyd and Daryl Walker 249; Kevin Hickey 232, 229; Ross Nicholson 227 and wann•y Theme cn 224. WROXETER-GORRIE MIXED Paul McMillen had the high single of 287 for the men and the high triple of 709 was bowled by Heinz Daub. Lorna Koebel rolled the ladies' high single of 251 and the high triple of 673 was bowled by Connie Sanburn. Other good games were by Wally Nixon 263; Rob Nicholson 231; Peter King 220; - DeeAnitie -Sitter 206 and Brenda Jillings 226. SENIOR MEN Good games last week were rolled by Bob Carbert 234, 181; Ken Saxton Sr. 225, 230, 204; Art Burrows 191,172 and Harry Garniss 196. Belgrave Peewees down Hensall on two occasions The Belgrave PeeWees played back to score again, but could not Hensall twice last week, downing get the equalizer, even with the that team by narrow 7-6 and 3-2 extra attacker. The final score wos scores. 7-6 for Belgrave. Last Saturday afternoon, the In their second encounter last Belgrave team scored early and week, on Wednesday. evening, often. Peter Gusso scored an Belgrave travelled to Hensall for a unassisted goal five seconds into the return match. game. Hensall went ahead 2-0 in the first Brat ' CQ fi_es, en_s re .'om -pe�rlod,_; the second frame, Gusso W Dougon a , 04.50; as d s .,..scared from Aaron Coultes to cut the lead to 2-1. Mark Robinson tied the score, assisted by Mark Robinson, to finish the second period. Hensall took some penalties late in the third with Brad Robinson scoring with three seconds remaining in the game to give Belgrave the win. Mike Golley played well in net for Belgrave, making key saves in the -second.- and ,third periods. Brad Robinson played his usual consistent gairie despite not feeling well. Tim, Aaron and Brandon Coultes, In the third, Hensall scored Kyle and Corey Moran, Doug another marker to edge closer. Wilson, Peter Gusso; Mark Olson However, Brad Robinson scored and Mark and Brent Robinson also from Mark Robinson. Hensall fought played well. Mustangs dpwn Seaforth to prepare for playoff second from Brad Robinson. Mark Robinson made it 4-0 from Brad Robinson, . all before the four - r minute mark of the first frame. Hensall added a goal to complete the scoring for the period. In the second frame, Hensall tallied first, but Mark Robinson's goal from Brad Robinson gave Belgrave a 5-2 lead. Hensall added two more goals and Mark Robinson scored an unassisted nmarkerto com-ple a his hat trick and give Belgrave a 6-4 lead after two frames. By Kevin Smith The F. E. Madill Mustangs appear to have rebounded well from t defeat they suffered two weeks go in their tournament. Last Friday, their regular -s on play continued with a game against Seaforth and, as expected, Madill skated to an easy M0 victory. • The Mustangs directed 41 shots toward the Seaforth net during the contest. Of these, about half were excellent scoring opportunities and this doesn't include several glorious chances where Madill snipers fired the puck wide. Some of F. E.'s big guns who had been relatively quiet in the past few games roared to life agt first Seaforth. Jason Kraemer exploded for four goals and two assists, while Ken McDonald chipped in with two goals andone assist. One of McDonald's goals came off a shot that sailed ober the Seaforth net, rebounded off the glass, struck the goaltender as he turned around and then fell across the goal line. His other came on a shorthanded, breakaway effort. Terry Baer also played a mar- vellous game, netting a hat trick and two assists. The other Mustang scoresere credited to Dave McKee with4two and Jeff McClory with one. Jason Bloemberg, Craig King and John Greig each added a pair of assists to the Madill cause. Goaltender Todd Rice played well when he had to, especially in the third period, to garner his first shut- out of the year. The Mustangs have two games remaining m the regular season and both are in Wingham. They host Seaforth and then take on Clinton in what should be a battle for first place in the last match of the season. Home ice should help as . 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