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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-12-12, Page 19• 01, •""! COMMERCIAL LEA Betty's Rugs, TAMA' $,0, Elva* Gale's Gurnnd Bears lead the Ewoks, 49, Linda's Loony Tunes, league with 52 point*, followed by 48, Mares MUPPet Babies, 40 and China House PeeWees' handed 8-2 loss by Blyth Winghani's Great China House PeeWees finally met with the team touted as the cream of their group this season-- and found out why they're being touted as such. Blyth, handed Wingham an 8-2 loss in a gain played in Blyth last Monday. The game was virtually all Blyth, as the score would indicated, more specifically, virtually all Mike Bromley. He scored five goals and assisted on another to have a hand in six of Blyth's eight goals. He scored the first five of the game - four in the first and one in the sec- oed ---- to give Blyth all the margin it would need on this night. Wingham's only highlights came in the last two minutes of the game when it got both of its goals. Steve Anger scored the first one with just over a minute left to play. And with two of the Great China House Pee- Wees in the penalty box, Jason Kleist scored the second goal for Wingham with 11 seconds left on the clock„ assisted by Brandon Collates. There was a role reversal Sunday for the Great China House squad. The lads played Walkerton in an exhibition game at the Lockridee arena and dubbed the visitors 8-E Jamie MacKay broke the ice With less than two minutes gone in the opening period, assisted by Coultes and Eric Deyell. About half -way through the first, Kleist made it 2-0 op a set-up from MacKay and Coultes. In the second Wmgham put three more on the board. Coultes scored from MacKay and Crawford; Anger scored the seixind, assisted by Mark Gibson and Shawn Daw and the third Wingham goal of the period was scored by- Kleist, assisted by Coultes and Daw. Heading *hit the third with a 5-0 lead, Anger scored his second and third goals of the match to move the. home team ahead by seven goals. Chris Casemore assisted on both of those and Gibson picked up a helper on the second. Wilkezton's Steve Scace spoiled Craig Baynton's shut -out bid, scor- ing on a neat deke on a breakaway with about five minutes left in the game. Chris Patterson got that one back, deflecting a point shot by Deyen to lock up the final score at 8-1. Piluke records three shutouts at Howick Atom tourney The Belgrave Atoms travelled to HoWiClc last weekend for a tourna- ment, which saw goalie Chris Pilukerecord three shutouts. Belgrave faced the HMP Hurri- canes in the first game, hitting the scoreboard first when Brent Robin- son got a goal followed by Dan Gusso, assisted by Robinson. He got the third goal, assisted by Brian Marks. Eugene Fenton got his first goal of the season, assisted by Vaughn Vincent. HMP fought hard, but Belgrave was just too strong. blithe third period, Ryan Moffatt Robinson added ,one dittilirebariece to Make the score 610 for Belgrave. The second game was the best the boys ever have played. They played as a team and the fans were very excited to watch the boys play such a strong game. Kincardine provided good com- petition, but it was intent on play- ing a little rough, which cost them the game. The Belgrave boys took advantage of those Kincardine penalties. Brent Robinson started the sw- ing in the first period, assisted by Wayne Fenton.. There was no scor- ing in the second frame, but Robin- son and Gusso each scored in the third to make the final count 3-0 for Belgrave. Belgrave played Wingham m its final match -up of the tournament. Belgrave had won two games and went out to win another, which the boys did, much to the fans' delight. The boys responded with Robin- son starting -it off -With 10ininutes left- in4Iterfirsfperifod: 'Ryan Cook at d ,Peidaii. Wingham fought hard, but Bel - grave just fought harder. The game ended with Robinson getting one more to make the score 4-0 for Bel - grave. The entire team deserves a round of applause. Other members of the team are Tom Pfeiffer, Dave Piluke, Kirk Krieger, Corey Moran and Jeremy Campbell. It is coached by Rob Gordon and Cam Cook. Shining hearts of gold accented with a single bright diamond Classic man's .04 carat diamond solitaire in shining 10Kt. gold. Sparkling 1/5 carat solitaire pendant in 1411. gold and splendid 1/4 carat stud earrin s s. Botiitin -14Kt. Balls Care BeW,. 34, • - Sheri Horton rolled the Tadlee high single of 288 and the high triple of 611 was bowled by Betty Stanley. Daryl 1iNIker had the men's high sin 01 318 and the,/ high triple of 770. t, • , Other high garwen rolled by Barb Simmons 280; Rod Hickey 272, 232; Adrienne Bmphy 264and Lyla Harkness 229. SENIOR MEN High games last week were bowled by Jim Coultes 204; Harry Carless 194; Bob Carbeit 193; Peter Tucker and George Michie 175. WROXEIER-GORRIE Muth Lorna McArthur had the high single of 266 and Brenda Roth, rolled the high hripte of 681. Dave Yell had the men's high single of 303 and the high triple 01 676 was bowled by Bob Sider. Other high games were rolled by Earl Anderson 284; Darlene Fear 246; Lorna Koebel 233; Eileen Maclean 209 and Rusty McKie 208. BELGRAVE LADIES • High games last week were bowled by Laura Johnston 203; Hilda Vincent 192; Muriel Coultes 172, 178 and Jean Nethery 173. BLUEVALE MIXED Judy Lappage had the high single of 316 for the ladies and the high triple of 714, while Ernie Cook had the men's high single of 246 and the high triple of 648. Other good games were tolled by Milt Boyd 234, 212; .Kevin Hickey 225; Reta Ross 221 and Nancy Thompson 214. WED. NIGHT LADIES Gail's Six Pack leads the league with 12 points, followed by Gale's Grandmas 10, Barb's Juniors, 9, the B & Bs, 5, Joyce's Jollies, 4 and Carol's Blackbirds, 2. Debbie Kreb had the high single 01 255 and Tammy Cleghorn rolled the high triple of 587. Turkey roll winners were Debbie Kreb, Tammy Cleghorn, Bonnie Cleghoen, Marlene Metcalfe, Jean McKay, Doris Carmichael, Agnes Farrier and Debbie Metcalfe. Optimist Novice team ponders 'scoring drought' The Wingham Optimist Novices are starting to understand how the corn farmers in the midwest feel wen they don't get rain.'"Ehe Opti- dristcoring through another week and the team and its coaching staff are beginning to become both impatient and frus- trated. Last weekend at the Lockridge arena, the locals were upset 8-0 by their guests from Goderich. But for the most part, Wingham controlled the play - the puck just wouldn't go in the net. The Optimists charged out of the gate and from the opening face-off dominated the early going as Jamie Good, Jeff Leitch, Steve Carter and Tyler Huffman all had several g/ori-. ous scoring opportunities, but a long fluke goal, a defensive slip and an unlucky break gave Goderich a 3-0 lead after one period, although being outshot 13-5. Convinced that if they continued to press, the puck would eventually go in the net, the Optimiststarted the second period just as they had the first, but the result was much the same. Again, they outshot Goderich hy a wide margin, but were outscored again and the score after two periods was Goderich 6 and the Optimist Novices dumb- founded. The frustration of the recent slump took its toll as much of the drive seemed to be zapped from the team as Goderich went on to win 8.• 0 while the Optimists took all -five , penalties handed out in the game. BLUELINE 'NOTES -The coach- ing staff is very quickly running out ideas as to hOwit can end "the drought". 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