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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-03-07, Page 21Wingham Optimist Atoms dropped three straight games over the past week to officially end their playoffseason. They finished the group round robin with a loss to Mitchell, then dropped their best -of -three series against Clinton in two straight. Mitchell 5, Wingham 3 The Atoms went to Mitchell last Tuesday for the final game of their group round robin series. Despite being a mid -week game, the Wingham skaters played most of the contest as if they'd put in a hard week at the local mines. - Mitchell opened the scoring with about a minute remaining in the first period to take a 1 -0 -lead, then scored two more in the second to go into the final frame with a solid 3-0 lead. In the third, Mitchell scored again just over a minute into the period, but just minutes later, Jeremy Creeden struck for a couple of quick goals on strong solo efforts. His goals came just five seconds apart as the Wingham marksmen took the puck from the faceoff following his first goal, and going in alone to pull Wingham withintwo goals of Mitchell. Then, seven minutes later, Travis Baier scored on a- 1(mg shot to pull Wingham within one; and Setting up a dramatic finish'. Trailing by a goal and into the last minute of the game, Wingham pulled the goaltender for an extra attacker, but defenceman Neil Mowbray took a penalty with just five seconds left when he pulled down a Mitchell player who appeared to break away at the Mitchell blue line. Mitchell then scored the clincher into an empty net with just one second left on the clock — although several fans were quick to point out that the clock wasn't started until several seconds after the faceoff, suggesting time had really run out when the goal was scored. That loss put Wingham up against Clinton in a best -of -three series to determine the finalists for the grOp playoffs. Clinton 4, Whigham I Wingham hosted the first.gaine in the series Saturday afteraa.(0-2 fed this one saw the club play about ille same as it did in Mitdhell 'the previous Tuesday. Clinton opened the scoring with about four minutes left in the first period as Rutledge pounc-ed on a shot that rattled off the Wingham goal post to drive the puck behind goaltender Craig Baynton. The second goal of thegame was a picture -passing play. Josh Johnston took the Ruck at the Wingham blue line and tilt Mark Gibson with a rink - wide pass. Gibson fed a pass to Johnston just inside the Clinton line and Johnston scored to tie the game. The second and third periods, 'however, were all Clinton's. The locals had a few chances, hut nothing clicked and they spent ,st of the game in their own end of the rink. • • , Clinton scored a pair of goals in the second, one after Wingham missed several scoring chances in the Clinton end and the visitors came back up the ice to score after several chances of their Own. The' third Clinton goal- came when the shooter handcuffed the Wingham goalie with a shot from the faceoff circle. There was only one goal in the third period and that was scored by Clinton in the dying minutes of the game. A Wingham clearing pass was intercepted just outside the blue line, and a slapshot from there caught the Wipgham goaltender off balance as Clinton went on to register a 3-1 victory. Clinton 5, Wingham 3 The second and final game of the series was played Sunday afternottn in Clinton,.and it was. the hest game., the Atoms have played in several weeks. They lost it 5-3, but were in the • • ••••••v,PV/".0 //' , • • Avelv?4•1%' Vinev.41.4,;:W•44, < 41::•";,,SV,tr,v1.1/4,,,, • • • • • ,•• //,•• OMI•aiN714.V. „ ek.:• 0/ • • BOWLING.SCOAMS . ..0.warr•v„,,V, , „, • • • • •• „ Xfg,./..Cr• '74./ • / • //re /".:?•,!".z:;" X." XfzirgY ••-• • LEGION MIXED Helen's Tigercats have roared back into first place with 87 points. Marg's Bombers are second with 83, while Graham's Crackers remain in third with 82L Millis' Wimples have 75 iciointsBettres Bhiejaysi behindat 7t and'sflrunmies;, 61.7 : Ted Thompson had the men's high single of 232 and Shawn McKague had the high triple of 590. Carol McInnis rolled the ladies' high single of 252 and Gale McKay had the high triple of 586. Other good games were bowled by Gale McKay 226,222; Doris Reming- ton 215; Betty Burley 212 and Don Montgomery 204. BLUEVALE MIXED Reta Ross took tophonors with the ladies' high single of 239 and tbe high triple of 645. Doug Finley had the men's high single of 215 and the high' triple of 621 was rolled by :Kevin Hickey. Other good games were bowled by Nancy Thompson 226; Dorothy Thompson 220; Winnie Boyd 219, 218 and Caroline Greenaway 215. WROXETER-GORRIE MIXED Wendell Staniper rolled the men's high single of 284 and the high triple of 659 was rolled by Peter King, Lorna Koebel had the ladies' high single of 266 and the high triple of 648 was rolled by Lorna McArthur. Other high games were rolled by Karen Dowler 264; John Mundell 244; Rob Nicholson 238; Jim Seip 254 and Nancy Wettlaufer 208. SENIOR MEN. Those bowling -high &Ines hist week included Bill,Uuldrilts 197; Art Burrows 226; Ken SaXton Sr, 185,215 and Hap Swatridge 248, 232, 263. BELGRAVE LADIES Some great scores were recorded last week by Doris Michie 179, 173; Jean Nethery 166, 178; Laura Johnston 176 and Irene Lamont 175. WEEK frTIGITYLADIES. litAtb's ,Beatletflead .teague- with 1 points,' followed 'by Sheri's Sherrills, 12, Susan's Supremes, 11, June's Tunes, 9, Debbie's Dirty Dancers, Rand Arlene's Alabama, 6 Sheri Horton rolled the high single of 308 and the high triple of 611, while other high rollers include Linda Walden 263; Doris Carmichael, 232; Barb Hallman 229; Rhonda Foxton 226 and Julie Nicholls, 214. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE On Feb. 28, Ed's Earwigs led the Tuesday Night COmmercial Lev* • with 100 points, followed by Rolls Roaches, 94, Larry's Lizards,' 86, Bruce's. Black Flies, 85, Steve's - • Slugs, 81 and Barry's Beer Bugs, 74. Colleen Moran had the ladies' high • single of 260 andGale Plumb had the high triple of 590. Men's high Single was rolled by Joe Brophy with a261 and Bob Pegg had the high triple of 702. Other good games were rolled by Larry Simmons 233; Rod Hickey 212, 210 and Daryl Walker 224,217. emintmerraemerimeemeakeemegmatermairesirms . PERTH COUNTY DRY- - Asa result of an dpen vote in July of sts, Perth County went dry kr a majority of 2001 with the exception of. the city of Stratford. 'lids meantthe cutting of 29hotekrand three shops, lead �arly in t esecond' Parki stuffmg- ...• r from shot by on ' ' a' 4 '' Walker also got an assist Jeremyettie. ., that goal Clinton came back about four minutes later when Whillhap AV -4V - unable to clear fi *bound and' it was poked into the net. Then, Clinton jumped into a lead about six minutes later, but the Optimist Atoms continued4a press and tied it with just under four minutes lettin the ,. V ,, ,. 341 „,- -- .action' thi seas That Wa , talved, however, as The- Cligt911)014 a With a, expected to ... 'reakaway 26 .seonds ,,later, then.."90; then wgtr p alt anorner goal 26 the Mildmay A $ 1 ' o later. e ,, - - whIgh.r chAi • • . fl• • , • 4„ s. Or, rt0 le 91,1YeekS shape' tournament' 112. „ • . • • Allen's 48 oz. 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