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Teeswater Midgets...The members of the Teeswater Midgets for 1995-96 in-
clude (front) Arley Pautler, Jonathan Christie, Russel Hurst, Bill MacDonald, Daryl Dore, Kevin
Love, and Rodney Ireland; (back) trainer Mike Voisin, Eric Millen, Shane Dolgos, Ian Smith, Tim
Hayes, Mitch Skinn, Brad Dent, Aubon Ross, coach Dale Lamont, and manager Mitch Berwick.
Missing are Jeff King, Jason Wall, and Kelly Schiestel.
Howick Midgets...Members of the 1995-96 Howick Midgets are (front) Devin Con-
nor, Jeff Keil, Matt Atton, David Greig, and Troy Dosman; (back) assistant coach Paul Douglas,
Robert Kurz, Trevor Grice, Trevor Seip, Trevor King, Nathan Douglas, Paul MacEwen, trainer
Wayne Connor, and coach Dean Gibson.
Ironman split weekend games
After falling 7-4 to Walkerton
Blackhawks on Friday • evening,
the Wingham Ironmen posted a 6-
4 decision over the Wiarton
Wolves on Saturday.
Playing in Wiarton on Saturday,
the Ironmen took a 3-1' in the first
period and were in front by a 5-2
margin after 40 minutes of play.
Justin Murray paced the Wing -
ham victory with three goals and
an assist. Chris Buchanan, Brett
Sangster, and Brent Williams add-
ed single markers for the Ironmen..
Kyle Wheeler picked up three as-
sists with Brent Robinson earning
a pair of helpers. Single assists
were received by Jason Becker
and Scott MacDonald.
Scoring for the Wolves were
Greg Hellyer, Kris Seaman, Stuart
Thain, and Jeritt Raney.
Steve Schwartzentruber posted
the win in the Wingham goal.
Wingham took 14 of the 31 mi-
nor penalties assessed in the game
by referee Paul Robson with the
Wolves taking the lone five-
Howick
ive-
Blyth Midgets...Members of the 1995-96 Blyth Midgets are (front) Don Dolmage,
Jeff Ferguson, Nathan Loder, Jory Elliott, Andy Cantelon, Chad Haggitt, and Darryl DeRuyter;
(back) Chris Bromley, Brian Marks, Mark Wilson, Rick Cook, Greg Toll, Mike Salverda, Greg
Blok, Trent Redmond, and Chris Stewart. The coach is John Blok, the trainer is Terry Rich-
mond, and the manager is Keith Loder.
Lucknow Midgets...Members of the Lucknow Midgets for 1995-96 include (pic-
tured) Tyler Brooks, Chad Freeman, Bill Draper, Brett Cameron, Jeff Porter, Ed Courtney, Curt
Humphrey, Ryan Carter, Trevor Moffat, Doug Johnston, 'Matt Lyons, Colin Becker, Todd Thom-
as, Mike Menary, Martyn Van Meeteren, Ryan Hackett, coacFi Russell Sutton, and trainer Steve
Freeman. Absent are manager Kent Alton, and players Andrew Cleland, Patrick Gridzak, Stuart
Rantoul, Matt Eadie, and Brian Draper.
Pee Wee Bs have successful
week by winning three games
The Wingham Wescast Pee
Wee Bs were off and flying last
week, as they won all three games
they played.
The first game was played in
Lucknow, with Wingham coming
away with a strong 5-2 decision.
Justin Campbell got things go-
ing at 8:27 with hep from Jim
McCracken and Jamie Koch. Peter
Dixon followed up from Aaron
Himmelman and Tom Mullin.
Brett Coulthard completed the
scoring in the first from Justin
Black and Garret Skinn.
Lucknow got their only two
goals of the game in the first, and
Wingham held a 3-2 lead.
Black thin scored in the second
from Skinn, before Craig Marks
put the game away in the third
from McCracken and Campbell.
The Pee Wee Bs travelled to
Belmore on Friday and scored an
11-1 decision over a weak Tees -
water club.
McCracken got things going in
the first, scoring two from Camp -
hell and Adam McQuiggan. Marks
then scored his first of three, with
Campbell getting the lone assist.
Then not wanting to left out,
Campbell scored to end the second
period 5-.
In the third period, the flood
gates opened with McQuiggan
scoring twice, and Campbell add-
ing his second of the game. Him-
melman finished the night off
from Kyle Anderson at 3:09 of the
third.
Teeswater spoiled an easy shut
out with lone goal in the final peri-
od.
Playing at home on Sunday, the
Pee Wee Bs played a bigger and
stronger Walkerton team, and won
a hard-hitting game 4-3.
Anderson scored two in the first
period, assisted both times from
Himmelman and Dixon.
Walkerton beat Kate Lane to
close the gap, but Robinson main-
tained the two -goal advantage
from Marks and Anderson.
Walkerton again narrowed the
margin to one with an early third
period goal past James :‘' -'-dham.
Wingham never trailed as Coul-
thard banged it in from Skinn and
Campbell to pull ahead by two.
Wingham sagged a bit in the
third and Walkerton came on
strong to pull within one and make
the last few minutes tense.
minute major and misconduct
handed out.
The Blackhawks took a 2 -1 -lead
in the first period of the game
played Friday at the Teeswater-
Culross . Memorial Community
Centre, and never looked back as
they posted the 7-4 win over the
Ironmen. The score was 5-3 going
into the final period.
Murray paced the Wingham of-
fence with a goal and an assist.
Buchanan, Nic Goetz and Eric
Sikkenga were the goal getters for
the Ironmen. Sangster collected a
pair of assist with single helpers
being received by Brent Robinson,
Becker, and Wheeler.
D.J. Selkirk, Brad Hayter, and
Dale Wismer scored two goals
apiece for Walkerton with single
markers tallied by Cody Schenk.
Schwartentruber and Dave Bart -
man combined for 31 saves in the
Wingham net. Josh Ellis made 22
saves in the Walkerton goal.
The Ironmen took nine of the 17
minor penalties assessed by refer-
INGHAM
ee Steven MacMillan, and also re-
ceived the only misconduct.
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