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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-12-13, Page 10411 THE WINDHAMADVANCETIMES WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13,1885 A0,1114 1St Crusaders fall to Tigers Brussels Crusaders held a 3-0 first period lead, Friday evening against the home town Arthur Tigers, but the Tigers ended up with a 10-4 decision in WOAA Senior 'A' Hockey League play. The Tigers scored five unan- swered second period goals, and then outscored the Crusaders 5- 1 in the final period to post the win. Ron Strome had a goal and an assist for the Crusaders with sin- gle markers added by Steve Fritz, Brian Campbell, and Jim Oster. Brent Van Den Akker picked up a pair of assists with single helpers received by Mike MacKay, Chad Nichols, Greg Mulvey, and Rick Boone. Ron Coughlan had three goals for the Tigers with Darrell Hancock and Mike Brooks get- ting two each. Single markers were tallied by Pete Terpstra, Mark Gardonia, and Steve Fil- singer. x.: Madill Mustangs...played St. Marys to a 7-7 draw in Huron -Perth High School Hockey League action last Friday afternoon. A Mustang gets stymied by the St. Marys goalie on this play. The Lucknow Lancers were handed.a 4-2 setback by the Mildmay Monarchs in WOAA Senior 'B' Hockey League play on Friday. The Lancers' Sunday after- noon game against the Lions Head Northstars was postponed because of the weather, and will be played at a later date. The Monarchs held a 1-0 lead after the first period and were in front of the Lancers 3-1 after two periods of play. Steve Simpson netted both goals for the Lancers. Scoring for the Monarchs were Rod Elliott, Randy Fritz, Glen Ditmer, and Shawn Wed - ow. In another Senior 'B' contest on Sunday, Dundalk Flyers dou- bled up the Teeswater Falcons .6-3. Madill ties St. Marys for second straight game The Madill hockey Mustangs picked up their second straight point in Huron -Perth High School Hockey League play. On Nov. 29, the Mustangs played St. Marys to a tie in St. Marys. On Friday, the same two teamsmet, this time at the Lock- tridge Memorial Arena in Wing - ham. The result was a 7-7 draw. The teams were even at 2-2 after the first period, with the Mustangs holding a 6-5 advantage going into the final period. Jeff King and Jason McDonald had two goals apiece for the Mus- tangs. Single markers were added by Josh Johnston, Mark Wilson, and Dave McDonald. Jeff Porter earned three assists with Rob Senior Mustangs claim tourney consolation title The Madill senior girls volley- ball team competed in a pre -season tournament at St. Thomas Aquinas school in London on the weekend. After a slow start, the Mustangs ended up winning the consolation championship in a tough three - game match. The senior Mustangs opened the tournament against the host school, and were soundly defeated in two straight games. However, the team got better as the tournament progressed and qualified for the consolation semi- finals, against Pope John Paul II of London. The Mustangs won the match in two straight, 15-9 and 15-11 to ad- vance to the final against London Westminster. Madill coach Chris Lawson not- ed that Westminster had beaten the Mustangs in the round-robin por- tion of the tournney. He added the players were disappointed, be- cause they felt they should have in the round-robin match. Westminster took the first game of the consolation final, 16-14. The Mustangs trailed 11-0 in the second game before making sub- stitutions and rebounding for 16- 14 win. Madill won the third game 15-10 to take the consolation championship. Madill goes to Goderich on Tuesday for matches against the Vikings and the Seaforth Golden Bears. On Dec. 21, the Mustangs host South Huron Panthers of Exeter and Central Huron Redmen of Clinton. McGee picking up a pair of help- ers. Single assists were collected by Joel Pegg and Chad Moffat. Craig Baynton started in net for the Mustangs, and was replaced by Chris Bromley about halfway through the second period. Jeff Richardson netted two goals for St. Marys with single markers added by Jamie Mathews' son, Matt Froud, Jim Holiday, Mark Ribson, and Dan Gdanski.- The next league game for the the hockey Mustangs is Friday" when they host the Central Huron Redmen of Clinton at 2 p.m. at the Lockridge Memorial Arena. Music (1993) Ltd. 326 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2811 Goderich 524-4689 Congratulations Jitrt Zaryski of Harriston Winner of our Tickets fo Primetime Christmas Show. GOLF Et FASHIONS We Have Everything To Make This Christmas The BIGGEST and BEST Ever and you receive a gift from US! We Love Out of Towners. It will be worth the DRIVE TO LONDON! 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Two members of the senior Mustangs were selected to the Huron County senior all-star team. They are twins Pam and San- dra Murphy. Intermediate hockey girls fall to Kincardine The Wingham Intermediate girls travelled to Kincardine on Nov. 25. The first period was exciting hockey as each team held the other scoreless. Halfway through the sec- ond period, Kincardine scored on a shot by former Wingham player Jill Van Damm. Van Damm added two more goals. Wingham was unable to score until the third period when Heidi Meier scored from Ashley Camp- bell, and then Campbell scored as- sisted by Meier. Kincardine won the game 5-2 as J. Walker and K. Ballantyne added goals. Someone on your list got you stumped? Is it a stocking stuffer you need? THE WINGHAM GOLF & CURLING CLUB is now selling their Fundraising "Calendars. Everyone will have a chance to Win $$$$ everyday. This very attractive calendar sells for only $20.00 and all proceeds go to the club for improvements. 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