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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-04-11, Page 21owick (Continued from Page 4B) Port Elgin this contest was well - played with only a handful of penalties being called. Once again Jaret Henhoeffer opened the scoring for Howick when he tipped in Jason Carriere's shot from the face-off circle. Craig King also assisted. Hanover's Jeremy Burgess and Jamie Howes scored goals in the second period to give them a 24 lead. Donald Livermore combined with brother Philip and Henhoeffer on a power play to even the score early in the third period. Hanover then took command with three suc- cessive goals by Vince Ward, Joel John and Jason Waram. A goal by Andrew Weber late in the period narrowed the gap to 5-3. Philip and Donald Livermore set up the Weber tally. With goaltender Peter Stewart pulled Howick was unable to do any more damage fidgets which resulted in a 5-3 champi- onship victory for Hanover. Donald Livermore was voted MVP for Howick. RON'S ROUNDUP Congratulations to the Hanover team and their coaches for their championship win. Special praises go to tournament chairman Peter Howard and his wife, Lynn, and all their helpers for a fantastic tourna- ment. Captain Rod Mann received the finalist plaque on behalf of the team. Assistant captain Todd Tem- pleman received a large banner on behalf of the team. Each player also received a keep- er banner for their accomplish- ments. The tournament concludes the 1988-89 hockey season for the Midgets. The team would like to thank all those who supported them throughout the year. 11trit";74.47%.***:: 44.11660..VeNVA44540 lief •rr• t' ..�j40.1", I • ii`r i!Y' 140 /fr�ir %. BOWLING SCORES +YfNff`:Y/f J/ '•if%!Y ! COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Last Tuesday marked the final night of the bowling season. The team's playoff standings are as fol- lows: Barry's Beer Bugs, 13,521 pin - fall points; Larry's Lizards, 13,424; Bruce's Black Flies, 13,390; Ed's Ear- wigs, 13,089; Steve's Slugs, 12,948 and Rod's Roaches, 12,228. Ladies' high single goes to Betty Stanley with a 277 and Marg Hick- ey had the high triple of 730. Men's high single went to Rod Hickey with a 273, while Joe Brophy had the high triple of 715. Other good games were rolled by. `Bob ' Peg ' 260; ' Keri IVfcICenzie and Bruce Henry 245; Daryl Walker 242; Betty Darling 236 and Kevin Good 222. WROXETER-GORRIE MIXED Judy Nicholson rolled the high single of 236 for the ladies and Lorna McArthur had the high triple of 606. Dave Dinsmore had men's high single of 299 and high triple of 687. Other high games were rolled by Bob Allen 224; Bob Sitter 220; Rusty McKie 211; Shirley Hamilton 207 and Nancy Wettlaufer 201. WED. NIGHT LADIES Barb's Beatles continue to lead the league with 45 points, followed by Debbie's Dirty Dancers, 43, Susan's Supremes, 32, Ariene's Alabamas, 27, Sheri's Sherills, 26 and June's Tunes, 16. \\ Tammy Cleghorn had the high single of 272 and high triple of 747. Other good games were rolled by Lori Tiffin 250; Debbie Steffler 248; Julie Nicholls 245; Betty Lee 236 and June Lowry 233. LEGION MIXED Helen's Tigercats have taken a slim lead in the playoff standings with 5,623 points. Close behind are Betty's Bluejays, 5,617, Graham's Crackers, 5,420, Marg's Bombers, 5,223, Don's Dummies, 5,197 and Willis' Wimpies, 4,982. Art Burrows had a great night for the men, rolling the high single of • 233 and the high triple of 562. - For the ladies, Muriel Irvine rolled high single of 227 and Isabell Montgomery had the high triple of 576. Other good games were rolled by Mrs. Montgomery 226; Sharon Yorke 224; Florence Ohm 217 and Don Montgomery and Gale McKay 207. SENIOR MEN High games last week were rolled by Art Burrows 172; Hap Swatridge 188, 201; Ken Saxton Sr. 177, 178, 244; Carson Watson 171; Harry Garniss 179, 185 and Bill Uuldriks 213, 177. BELGRAVE LADIES Those recording good games last week include Laura Johnston 189; Donna Shaw 187; Jean Nethery 175; Jessie McGee 174 and Muriel Coultes 165. Belgrave Atoms end successful season The Belgrave Atom team ended its 1988-89 season at a recent tour- nament. Belgrave played Huron Park first with that team getting on the score- board early in the second period. However, with just 20 seconds remaining in the middle frame, Aaron Coultes and Corey Moran tied it up. In the third frame, Brent Robin- son and Moran gave Belgrave the lead. The team's solid play kept the score at 2-1 for the remainder of the game, thus putting Belgrave into the 'A' side of the tournament and pitted against Hensall. Because Hensall has been num- ber -one all year, the boys knew it would be a hard match -up. Hensall got on the scoreboard first before Robinson tied things up. It was a very exciting match and fsoidid *t+i ilettt' WW1' WaYplaYed- - 'Hewelte ,t with 61111+41N secbtfdi left, '`i ' 1'j� •f 1t3('f in the game, Hensall took the lead, winning 2-1. This ended the hockey season for another year. The team recorded more wins and than losses. Remain- ing team members are Chris Piluke, Trevor Beck, Brian Marks, Eugene Fenton, Collin Campbell, Andrew Potter, Jim Piluke, Wayne Fenton and David McBurney. In addition to the boys' hard work, the successful season can be attributed to: Bob Gordon, coach; Brain Potter, manager and trainers Arnold Spivey, Doug Fenton and Murray Marks. The team also traveled to Listow- el recently, taking on the Whites in exhibition play. Belgrave had downed the Listowel team earlier this year, but this time came up short. Listowel later took the lead and ) 4t4ptr / diowfiifig /hi `ttef aver )squad 61-a. ) ' ►�� "f ilk I 'N ( 1 +a..... 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