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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-03-14, Page 2577X AC (4. T. lk e .1) if The Wingham Tyl championship Tom last weekend's. clinton% namprit Wingham downed St. Maroi,' In game one, then- Ou n Brussels 8-4 bolo classic game won by Hensall 65 in overtirne; lAtingham's opening round on. Friday night pitted it against a strong St. Marys squad. However, Wingham came away with the 4-0 victory Chris Cameron opened the scor- ing late in the first period from Zack O'Krafka and Jay Leitch. The 1-0 lead held up until late in the second when Andrew Laing notched an unassisted marker The action continued to go end- to-end, but with St. Marys pressing, Wingham took advantage of a de- fensive lapse to notch two third -pe- riod insurance markers. Cameron scored his second from John Skinn and Greg Machan and Laing fired his second from Matthew Merkley and Jeff Leitch. Joel Leitch and Curtis Ritchie shared the goaltending duties to preserve the shut.out. Game two Saturday was another rematch with the localsfriendly ri- vals from Brussels. This was the fourth meeting of the year and all games had been close. Brussels jumped into an early 3-0 lead in the first period as the Wing - ' * MidWity throuj • Wingbani400k a , • scored Carko" _ Carxtpbeii.aga with two ,quick goals in 'the minutes, gave Bonsai' a 3- e the end of two. . Wingham -drew first Wood in. the third period when Jay Leitch schred from Jeff Leitch and Merkley. Campbell again responded with two of his own to give liensalla 5-4 lead late inihesame. However, the Wingham boys weren't done and Winghant'S Jeff Leitch banged in •a rebound from Merkley and Adams to send the game into overtime. The overtime contained an Ow dance of end-to-end action, but with less than 30 seconds remain- ing, Campbell fired his sixth of the game to give Hensall a berth in the final. The entire coaching staff was very pleased with the performance and behavior of the team this week- end as the lads gave everything they had in every game and, never quit although 'they often found themselves battling from behind. • , ,...\\• • 44,1- ham boys could not defend against BROOM Brussels' "big gun" Trevor Wilson, while Steven Oldfield in the Brus- STONE sels net stopped several Wingham , scoring chances. Midway through the middle frame, Wingham finally broke through, firing six unanswered goals to take a 6-3 lead after two pe- riods. O'Krafka scored from Skinn and Machan; Cameron from O'Krafka and Jay Leitch; O'Krafka from Machan; Laing from Merkley and Phil Adams; Cameron from Jay Leitch and Merkley from Jeff Leitch. The score after two periods was 6-3 for Wingham. Brussels decreased the gap to 6-4 midway through the final frame, but Wingham responded with two more of its own, O'Krafka from Skinn and O'Krafka from Jay Leitch, to preserve the 8-4 victory. Joel Leitch Went the distance in net and after a shaky start, re- bounded to make some saves later on. This was a big game for the little spark plug” -O'Krafka as he flied four goals and assisted on another to lead the team back from the early deficit. As well, the play of the de- fensive group of Merkley, Anger, Jay Leitch and Machan was instru- mental in the win. liensall 6,, Wingham 5 The win over Brussels set up a confrontation between the locals and Hensall in the championship round- senti-finat and ulthnately,* Hensall came away With a 6-5 over- time victory, Hensall's Jeff Camp : - bell provided all -of the offente as heacored all six Hensall goals. Campbell gave Hensall an early, 1-0 lead. However, Wingham re- bounded with two before the end -of the opening frante. Canter011 The Junior Family Bonspiel, was held Sunday at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club. Six teams turned out for lunch and two sixtencl games. •• The 'winitiitgA,, by Greg deVos, with second place going to Tara Newell, Runners-up included Mike Lewis, Kendra Pewtress, Kim Edgar and Jennifer Elston. Pins and mugs were donated and everyone had a good time to end the junior curling season for anoth- er year. The mixed trophy, donated by Lloyd "Casey" Casemore, was played for last Tuesday evening. t Bill Hanula and his Thursday night rink played off against Bob Al- lison's Friday night rink. The Alli- son rink came out the winner in a 2 well -played match. puppet shi' , ta at the Wingham,4,ibrary. • • 74, : . . ..„ „ BLUEVALR MIMED • high single of 271 and Mrs. ICoebel Winide iUF BOYd_rolled the ladies' ,•,_Iiidthe,Nht*leof,727,„ , triple of 6 4r, W hi b of -'286 4,00 bowled In week • duttrial Hockey League action, the • • - g singie 99 Mie DAS. alker byOther Tom mugs had the men's hitt :sin& of 248 ,. andoththerel,igtodh tdgilemofw604ere. roiled" .1); sla6w; Gzsoradndlimiaa.ghndr jilliWn2; P2447." the craularo Aims in a e e match - 228; RnstY "1! AAyariee-limes-N97b7s downedelse/A.2 . Judy Lappage 271; Kevin Hiekey - 'SENIOR,MEN - ' .2 '' 243; Milt Boyd 235; Winnie BOyd 'Nigh rollers last week included: Newsboys' ecorers were Greg 222 and Dorothy Thompson 221. - Sap • Swatridge, 199,, 231, 199; Walton with two and Rick- Jacklin., _ • , ' Helens Tigercats hold Georg! Wehrle 180; Art Burrows ' Crawford goals •werescored.'by 04m• 211; Ken Saxton Sr. 204,,, 275; DoRtliBillit Ailln anclWIV174-,..,,,H,,,,. LEGION MIXED lead with "94 points.' lilars.4 'Gar/kiss 175,, • - •' a ,atfolliloitcpyrinick 173, 1734and Rarity„,,„*"'' .„,,w`T -• ,` ; Bridge Motors- r'ernsraiout- Bombers are next at 88; while close ' gunned the short-staffed Stainton behind are Graham's Cracker, :87 • BELGRAVE LADIES Spitfires 10-0. Bridge marksmen Willis' Wimpies have 77, Betty's Jean Nethery had a good day last were Jim Noble with a hat trick, i Bluejays, 76 and Don's Dummies, week, .bowling a235 anda • Andy Reid and Brent Foxton with 163 • a , 61 ------......, Other good _games were rollecl by pair each and singles went hi. Phil . Having a very good night for the. Louise Man 83,, Laura Johnston Beard, JeffRoque and Blair Thorne. men was Wayne Irvine, taking the 165; Irene Lamont 148 and Mabel The best in a two -out -of -three se - high single of 264 and the, high .1411".10147. t ries resumes' this Thursday night. triple of 660. For the women, Marg ••1 GUAR NTEED INVESTMENT C E R T 1 F 1 C A T E S • 1 1, .. 1 Pollock had the high single of 254, ying I4uriel Irvine for the high triple of 603-.• Other good games were rolled by Art Burrows 234,211; Muriel Irvine $3; Isabel' Montgomery 2,21, and Craharn Adams 200. Two cull draws of 16 teams par- ticipated in a very successful Coun- try Mixed Bonspiel held at the club on Makch 4. The final draw. was won by the D Allison rink and runners-up indud- ect, Ebner Hardman, Southampton, Bruce Corrigan, Ltoyd Michle an ,the edtisoiatiott went to the Eldon tri Cook team. t The second draw was won by .,_ro Migreit Attains of Vanastra. Run- u ners-Up included Niet. Edgar, Mur- ray MiXague and -Cal Sultana The consolation went totarl A tremendous 'jot; was done by the :1,00001 *Minitel! and .every. g °Eli !tad a. great day. eongratedatr - dons to all the wifinem WED. recur LADIES„ " Barb's Beatles lead the league with 24 points, followed by $1,10P's'- upreinet,; 16, tbibi6t4.0,..: Dirty aricas, 15, Sheri's -Sherilisf.,J2r Ime'S Tunes, 9 and, Ariel* 'MAYEa-' mas, 8. Debbie Sterner .rolled the high ple'Of 63'7 -and Chris Mcc 'ad he high single of. 252. ilers were ,Lori 'Tiffin 250; Betty arling:46; Bonnie Cleghont'241; Rhonda PoXtoit 219 and Barb-.„ . • liVRO.XOTERACORRIE,4fitEP kerikkoMi haitilehigh eof 31 , /40 the high pie 0E10" 4 'Oben and ma **el • • ••• • -•-- - • „ the Canada „ qierest. atop service. 237 Jpeeploine Street MO. BOX 050. Wingham, Ont. 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