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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-04-19, Page 7WEDNE7r AY, APRIL 1& 1995 'Stangs look stronger in sophmore season The Madill Mustangs girls soc- cer team finally took to the field last week for a pair of home games. The Mustangs were scheduled to open the regular season on April 6 in Goderich against the Vi- kings, but the game was postponed because of snow. The game will now be played Monday. The first game, played last Tuesday afternoon, had the .Mus- tangs post its first win of the sea- son, a 1-0 decision over the Sea- forth Golden Bears. On Thursday afternoon, playing against a strong South Huron Pan- thers, league semi-finalists last season, the Mustangs were hand- ed a 1-0 setback. After a scoreless first half on Thursday, the Panthers' Heather Davies booted a high shot that was just out of the reach of Madill goalkeeper Julie Kikkert, and just under the crossbar, that gave South Huron a 1-0 lead. The goal, was scored 21 minutes into the second half. That was all the scoring in the game. However, the Mustangs never gave up, and came close to getting the equalizer late in the second half. Kikkert played a strong game in goal for the Mustangs, stopping two point-blank shots in the first half and keeping the fleet -footed HORSESHOES (Thursday, April 13) 'A' Division Jim Nelson of Walkerton and Wayne Woods of Chesley were first in the single round 50 -point game 'A' division of horsshoes competition last Thursday at the Wingham Sportsmen Club. They had three wins and were +45. Don Fronk of Elmwood and Hank, Carter of'Wing- ham were second with three wins and +17. Harold Carter of Goderich and Eric Hewittof Kincardine were third with two wins and +94. Wayne Sachs of Hanover and Al MacKen- zie of Point Clark' were were fourth with two wins and +87. Skip Rogers of Walkerton and Paul McKee of Wingham were fifth with zero wins and +137. 'B' Division John Schaus of Formosa and Bob Burr of Kincardine were first in the single round 35 -point game 'B' divi- sion with four wins and +59. Jim Bolton of Chesley and Ralph Koop- man of Goderich were second with four wins and +32. Harvey Bolton of Walkerton and Eugene Kuntz of Hanover were third with three wins and +69. Wilf Townes of Kincardine and• Glen Casemore of Wingham were fourth with three wins and +69. Don Carter of Wingham and and Harold Maize of Goderich were fifth with three wins and +65. Jo -Ann Woods of Chesley and Doug Vanderwoude of Wingham were sixth with two wins and +107. Lynn Hewitt of Kincardine and Pete DeGroot of Goderich were seventh with two wins and +71. Saturday Morning April 8 High Singles: Girls - Melissa Nes- bitt, 142. Boys - Brian King, 186. High Doubles: Girls - Megan Bu- shell, 239. Boys - Eric Skinn, 317. 100+ Games: Girls - Michelle Ort- lieb, 109; Melissa Nesbitt, 142; Brandi Thompson, 102; Megan Bu- shell, 113, 126. Boys - Brett Skinn, 116, 127; Adam Brophy, 103; Pat- rick Nesbitt, 108; Eric Skinn, 133, 184; Greg Willits, 149; Sean Brophy, 129, 116; Brian King, 186, 119; Sheldon ,McKee, 113; Timmy Bar - foot, 115, 106; Chad Carter, 144. Friday Evening April 7 High Singles: Girls - Bantam, Jackie Sewers, '96; Junior, Julie Moffat, 194; Senior, Sherri Voisin, 223. Boys - Bantam, Robbie Hall, 123; Junior, Garrett Yorke, 199; Senior, Jeramy Guptill, 161. High Doubles/Triples: Girls - Ban- tam, Krystal Kraemer, 178 (double); Junior, Julie Moffat, 464 (triple); Senior, Sherri Voisin, 453 (triple). Boys - Bantam, Justin Sewers, 206 (double); Junior, Garrett Yorke, 476 (triple); Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 428 (triple). 150+ Games: Boys - Trevor Hickey, 160; Ryan Wickens, 190; James Vis- ser, 193; Lucas Carson, 165; Garrett Yorke, 168. Bantam 100+ Games: Boys - Chad Skinn, 100; Justin Sewers, 110; •Au- gust Voisin, 118. Panthers at bay. Shelly Johnston took over from Kikkert in the second half, when coach Carolyn Schofield moved Kikkert to the forward position, because of her Speed. Kikkert used her speed to the team's advantage as she created a couple of good scoring chances, but the Mustangs were unable to score the tying marker" , Kikkert and Johnston played a strong game in goal for the Mus- tangs last Tuesday afternoon, against, Seaforth. Kikkert also netted the team's only goal, 10 minutes into the sec- ond half. The Mustangs played against the wind in the first half, and used to wind at their backs to their advantage in the second half, to produce the lone goal of the game. Coach Schofield said all lines played well in the game. The girls were in Clinton yester- day afternoon for a game against the Central Huron Redmen. After travelling to Goderich on April 24, the girls play at home on Tuesday and then travel to Seaforth on April 27. _• The junior and senior boys open the season today by travelling to Goderich to play the Vikings. They travel to Clinton on Monday and then play their home opener next Wednesday. On the pitch...The Madill girls soccer team took the pitch last week for a pair of home games. The girls downed Seaforth 1-0 on Tuesday, and dropped a 1-0 decision to South Huron on Thursday. Belgrave hockey teams enjoys year-end banquet BELGRAVE--The Belgrave hock- ey team enjoyed a potluck dinner at the community centre on Sunday, April 9. Cathy Walker asked the blessing. BELGRAVE SHOOT The Belgrave Seniors enjoyed enjoyed a bounteous potluck dinner on April 7 at the Belgrave Commu- nity Centre. Following the potluck, they were entertained with a shoot party with 11. tables in play: Tice• high lady was Norma Moore, second high, Helen Martin and most shoots, Myrtle Pengelly. Barbara Anderson was the low lady. George Inglis was high man and John King, second high. Doris Mi- chie had the most shoots and Au- drie Vath was low man, with both ladies playing as men. Lucky draws were won by Lillian Appleby, Lois Chamney, Gordon Pengelly and Ross. Anderson. BELGRAVE EUCHRE There were seven tables of eu- chre in play last Wednesday at the Women's Institute Hall. Olive Bolt was the high lady and Margaret King, second high. Edythe Coultes had the most lone hands and Lois Chamney was low lady. Mabel Wheeler, playing as a man, was high man and Ross Tay- lor was second high. Harvey Edgar had the most lone hands and George Carter was low man. The next Belgrave euchre is to- night, April 19. All are welcome. Cam Procter, as head of sports, was Chairman for the occasion. He expressed thanks for the children's enthusiasm in getting to know all about hockey and also to the par- ents for getting the youngsters to the games and practices on time. The Novice .and Tyke teams re- ceived trophies, while the Atoms received hats, medallions and a book made up of players, games and statistics. These were presented and purchased by the coaches and managers. The coaches and managers were each presented with gifts as tokens of appreciation. The sponsors of the tournaments each received plaques as "certificates of appreciation" and • dude the Belgrave Co -Op, John ixon, Kevin Pletch, Brian Potter, Doug Walker and John Campbell. Woodcock Brothers is an expanding international freight company that has undergone many recent changes to ensure our growth and future in the trucking industry. We are seeking AZ licensed truck drivers for International Freight Service. Only those interested in travelling to all States and work flatbed need apply. We offer a comprehensive wage and benefit package, and the finest late model equipment. If you are interested in joining our team of professionals, and are ready for a challenge, we would like to hear from you. WOODCOCK BROTHERS Support Your Community SHOP LOCALLY HOURS: Mon. - Fri: 6 a.m. - 11 p.m. Saturday 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. 7 11 p.m,. 357-493 THEW IIEINADVNICETIME$ SHUFFLEBOARD (Tuesday, Apr1111) Muriel Grummett and Cord Wel- wood tools first place honors in shuf- fleboard competition at the Wingham Sportsmen Club last Tuesday eve - Tung. They had five wins and were +18. Bonnie Shiell and Bob Gavreluk were second with four wins and +102. Mary Robinson and Jack Shiell were third with four wins and +36. Wayne Irvine and Jim Johnston were fourth with three wwins and +68. Marg Gavreluk and Ann Thompson were fifth with two wins and +78. Louise Welwood and Sam Thompson were sixth with two wins and -2. Shirley Hackett and Gene Porter were seventh with one win +136. BOWLING Monday Night Men's League (Monday, April 10) Playoffs Division 'A° - Stone Rollers, 3,651, 10,704, playoff champions; Volts, 3,581, 10,675; Gophers, 3,578, 10,443. Division 'B' - Matadors, 3,A' 2, 10,417, playoff champions; Boat People, 3,226, 10,216; King Pins, 3,059, 9,866. High Singles: Rod Hickey, 312; Todd Rintoul, 277. High Triples: Rod Hickey, 844; Jim Steffler, 712. Top 10 Averages: Rod Hickey, 241; Jim Steffler, 221; Carl Good, 218; =Bill Wall, 218; Rob McKenzie, 214; Wayne Doerr, 209; Joe Brophy, 209; Greg Storey, 208; Jack Ohm, 298; Len Sangster, 199. Seniors Bowling (Wednesday, April 12) Women: Marj Coultes, 144, 160; Mae Louttit, 183, 144; Mabel Wheel- er, 129, 123; Annie Cook, 108, 123; Betty Irwin, 125, 110; Ivy Cloakey, 124, 186; Doris Michie, 137, 130; Irene Lamont, 124, 166; Alice Nich- olson, 114, 94; Laura Johnston, 125, 137; Kay McCormick, 124, 165. Deere. 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