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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-02-28, Page 23Howick Mldgets elirm�t by Ripley in series' lift GAME 3 Howick 4, Ripley 2 In game three of the WOAA finals the Howick Midgets avoided elimination with an all-out team effort in defeating Ripley by the score of 4-2. As in- the first two games, goalten- ders Peter Stewart of Howick and Kevin Taylor of Ripley played dominant roles in the outcome. They seemed to take turns making key saves and often frustrating the shooters. In this game Howick started quickly and never let up. Finally, the team played forty-five minutes of solid hockey. Andrew Weber took a lead pass from Jason Carriere and beat Tay- lor cleanly from the right face-off circle. A goal by Art Galloway at the 10:15 mark tied the score. With 2:31 left in the first period, John Greig finished off a three-way passing play with Todd Templeman and Jason Jacobson to give Howick a 2-1 lead. Howick recorded the only goal in the second period to emerge with a 3- 1 lead. Jason Carriere finished• the play to beat Taylor. Donald Liver- more assisted Carriere's marker. A penalty, too many men on the ice, resulted irra power play goal by Ripley's Dan Johnson after only two minutes of play in the third period. Luckily for Howick the two -goal lead was restored after only 12 seconds of play. A hard slapshot from the point by Jeff MacGregor found the net through a maze of players. Temple- man and Henhoeffer drew assists on the MacGregor goal. The last six minutes were tense for the Howick squad when they took four penalties. Goaltender Stewart, along with some fine penalty killing especially by defencemen Craig King,„ Jason- Jacobson;_ ,.Rod , Mann and Jeff MacGregor, certainly help- ed in .the score remaining 4-2 in How- ick's favor. GAME 4- Howick Howick 5, Ripley 1 On Monday evening a two -goal third period performance by left winger Todd Templeman propelled the Howick Midgets to a 5-1 victory over Ripley. The _win evened the. best-of-fiveseries at' two games each. Once again the netminding of Pe- ter Stewart was a big factor in the decision. In the first period Stewart was especially sharp as Howick was outshot consistently. Stewart held the team in the game long enough for them to settle down as the for- wards and defencemen played ex- tremely well in the last two periods. Both goaltenders, Taylor and Stewart, were sharp in the firstperi- od as the 0-0 score would indicate. Jason Carriere opened the scoring in the second period for Howick by notching a power play goal. Philip Livermore and Andrew Weber as- sisted on the marker. Just over a minute later Steve Twolan beat Stewart on a hard slapshot. Howick exploded for two goals in the final three minutes of the second period. The Livermore boys combined to give Howick a 2-1 lead. Philip banged home the re- bound of brother Donald's hard slapshot. With one minute left in the period, Donald Livermore, With some hard work around th net, jammed a loose puck past Taylor. John Greig and Todd Templeman drew assists. Templeman's two unanswer third period goal scaled the for Howick. Templeman, tipped in his first'goal off a John Orelg Shot front the point. Janet Reilliiceffer assisted. Tefnplemab's peOirof goal was also deflected past Taylor after a hard shot from . the point from Jason Jacobson's low •blast. It was a power play effort:The,54 victory set the stage for a deciding fife game. A big advantage for HoV, game was the team took only penalties. GAME '5 Ripley 2, Howicki A great comeback by the Howick Midgets was stopped short by a fast skating Ripley squad Wednesday evening. The game was played be- fore the largest crowd of the season at the Howick Community Centre. The many fans for both teams were treated to a great hockey game. as only four penalties were called throughout the fast -paced contest. Each team received two minor pen- alties. Once again goaltenders Peter Stewart and Kevin Taylor held the shooters scoreless in the first period. Ripley took advantage of two cost- ly errors in the second period to score two unanswered goals. The first was scored by Dan Johnson when Howick had a chance to clear the puck out of their own end. With 1:58 left in the period Steve Twolan scored a power play goal. The Howick boys never gave up throughout the third period despite the determined forchecking and backchecking of the Ripley team. At the five-minute mark Todd Temple- man took a Jaret Henhoeffer pass to beat Taylor cleanly and win the shutout. Howick had at least five great op- portunities to score in the last ten minutes but Taylor always came up with the big stop to preserve the 2-1 victory in the deciding game for the WOAA championship. RON'S ROUNDUP One thing can be said of the effort by the Howick boys -- they never gave up and worked hard to the last whistle. Both teams are to be congratu- lated on their fine hockey skills and good sportsmanship throughout the series. The teams played very even as the number of goals for and against indicated In five games Howick otitscored Ripley 15-12... Ripley now advances into OMHA play against Grand Valley. Howick drops back into group playoffs. At. this writing the team is 'unknown. NOviceeXhibLtiofl . gamefinsheS in a 3-3 draw Clifford visited here last week for an exhibition game against the Wingham Optimist Novice team. In the first period, Wingham open- ed the scoring with goals coming from Huffman and Mowbray on assists by Adams and Skinn. Clifford scored with 38 seconds remaining in the period toget on the scoreboard and narrow the margin to a goal. After a scoreless second period, Clifford tied the game at 13:34 of the third, but Wingham went ahead 3-2 on a goal by Mowbray, assisted by Skinn and Griffith. With a little over two Minutes remaining, Clifford tied the game on a goal by Kent DeBruyn. Novice News: This was a very good, game for both teams as all players on both sides tried hard. They are very well -matched terns. Thanks to Ron Huffman who helped on the bench, last week. At press time, the time, place and opponent for the • next game was still • not known. ,.q CHOIR LEADER CHOSEN ' The music committee of the trustee board of the Wingham ' Methodist Church met in March of 1904 and opened tenders for the position of choir leader. The tearer of J. A. • Morton was .accepted.:. 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