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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-03-26, Page 11f• • Page10-The Wiggly))) Advance -Times, IVIarch 28, 1984 4vD,.va,,) w4,liaaa '4).Da 4444i)444444444:1)44" 4111711r4 t11:94 rrwmnITITTirimr 444 44444J4 0444 44444 arca rici4G) • • • - (444 i)4 44444444(ii44444 4444 4 cio',1+4, .n) 4i444 44144 w.o.r.vm• 1 44444 44r3L4ts).3..) 4 .s1.14444 cia_aaa(io 444 Gos, elf:Mar/OW erirrWrlff'Ti-T,'P-T-TeTrT--rrrle..Y..klt/EP=IEEEtr '.... i .i1, ii,•*.fro. • 'i.1„0,fr.-4,ti • ".'ii' ''..: 1 V. a- —• aa 4 -,..f.ii liit,- ' '4: • : ,,..., ,Aworao:.:,:c,,,:.,..,,.,,,2:‘,.,,,,, •1 , .. 4444444344 4444 4444440.44.4 coGkoa,a clakrialakitiarrialeriara Dresden takes commanding lead with a 7-3 victory at Wingham e.,11 -n 4NV:41"qt`S4 HARASSED BY A DEFENDER, Rick Schiestel fanned on this shot as he skated in with Steve Nicholson on a two -on -one break. However Schiestel played a strong game for the Ironmen, scoring twice as the lronmen lost 7-3 to Dresden last Friday night. By Peter Bauer The Dresden Junior Kings took a commanding 3-0 lead in the best -of -seven all- _ Ontario quarter -final play- offs with a convincing 7-3 win over the Wingham Ironmen last Friday night at Wingham. The Junior Kings scored all the goals they needed in the first period, jumping to a 6-0 lead and then taking a 7-0 lead early in the final frame before the Ironmen struck back with three third -period scores. Dresden built up its lead using a strong forechecking plan which bottled up the Ironmen deep within their own territory. They passed the puck quickly and neatly and, while on the offensive, CLEARING THE CREASE—Jim DennisTiplaying-ia-one of the ifefensive slots for the lronmen, cleared Mike Zruna of Dresden out of the crease the hard way, lifting the -net off its pegs, as goaltender Rob Schistad prepared to depart for safer surroun- dings. The Wingham net was not a pleasant spot to be during the first period of Friday .hight's game, as Dresden fired six goals en route to a 7-3 victory. Midget B team 'eliminated from playoffs by Parkhill The Wingham Midget B team was eliminated from OMHA playoff action last week by Parkhill, three games to one. Last Wednesday evening the local bays traveled to Parkhill, keen and ready to win after a taste of victory last Sunday night in Wingham. However luck was not with them and despite playing well, they couldn't buy a goal. It appeared that the goal posts grew every time they shot. At the end of the second period, the local squad was trailing 7-0. • In the third period, Wingham's Jamie Robinson finally put -one home, assist- ed by Doug Montgomery. Unfortunately Parkhill retal- iated with two more goals to end the game at 9-1 and dash Wingham's hopes for a fifth game. Goalies Todd Stainton and Murray Skinn played out- standing hockey and foiled many scoring opportunities as did the Parkhill goalie. The third game of the series was played in Wingham last Tuesday night and it saw the Wingham boys play a superb game, resulting in a 7-4 victory. After the first period, the score remained at zero, but in the second period Wingham Outscored Parkhill 4-2. During the third. period Wingham picked up three more goals to Parkhill's two. Robinson had a hot stick, scoring four goals and assisting on one other. Robert Gordon scored one and had two assists. Greg Moore, back after being out for several weeks with a broken hand, picked up a goal and an assist. Stephen Skinn added the other.goal. Dwayne Jenkins had five assists and Denis Adams, one. In the second game of the series Wingham started out strong, but was trailing 6-4 at the end of the second. However in the third, Wingham eased up. and Parkhill scored four unanswered goals and the game ended at 10-4 in favor of Parkhill. The game was marred by too many penalties with 30 minutes assessed.to Wingham and 32 minutes to Parkhill used their point men with great effieipney With the help of screens set up in front of the goal, the netminders were helpless on a number -of shots. Rob Copeland opened the floodgates, flipping a re- bound over a sprawling Mike Campbell after the goaltend- er had made the initial save. Bruce McFadden intercept- ed a bad pass by an Ironmen defenceman, who dumped the puck through the slot from behind his own goal, and simply blasted the puck past Campbell's glove hand, giving the goalie little time to react. Dwaine Ellis made it 3-0, drilling a shot from the point through a screen in front of the net, with Campbell hav- ing no chance. McFadden then scored his second goal " of the game, tipping the puck past .Campbell after Phil Johnson moved in unscathed on left wing and slipped a pass across. At this point Campbell was replaced by Rob Schistad, although he was not to blame for the 4-0 deficit. Copeland welcomed Schistad by scoring his second goal of the game three minutes later, shooting from the goalmouth and giving the goalie no chance on the play. Late in the period Rob McFadden fired a quick shot through Schistad's pads to give Dresden a commanding 6-0 lead. The second period was scoreless, but the Junior Kings continued to dominate the play. After the first period, in which they held a 19-6 edge in shots on goal, they increased the margin to 32-11 in the second. Rob McFadden scored the first goal of the final frame, deflecting a shot past Schistad. The Ironmen rallied for three goals in the latter stages of the game, with Brett Cameron drilling a low shot past Richie Copeland from just inside the blueline. Rick Schiestel scored twice, the first goal coming on a setup by Craig Anderson and the second goal on a great effort by Jeff Bloemberg, who stick - handled past a defender and slipped a perfect pass to Schiestel who ' deposited it behind Copeland. Bob Alton was the winner of $86 in the 50-50 draw. GivVti) tii100Q0 (OtaiikAar..0 rIFF90-10. To place your action ad in Crossroads classifieds, Call: The Listowel Banner, 291-1660 The Mount Forest Confederate, 323-1550 The Wingham Advance -Times, 357-2320 The Milverton Sun, 595-8921 lronmen bow out of playoffs Jeff Cameron, Robinson, Adams and Jamie Wall each scored one for Wingham while assists went to Jenkins with two, Gordon, Mont- gomery and Greg Walton with one each. In the first game of the series played at Parkhill, the home team won by a count of 6-3. Gordon scored two goals and Cameron picked up the other tally. Robinson assisted on two goals while Jenkins had one assist. The. series ended the season for the Midget B team. However, the boys had a good year and are very happy with winning the WOAA championship. The boys appreciated the fan support they received during their OMHA playoffs. By Peter Bauer The Wingham Ironmen dropped a 4-1 decision to the Dresden Junior Kings Sunday night at Dresden, and in doing so dropped out of the playoff picture for this year. However their season marked a dramatic turn- around from last year when they missed the playoffs entirely. This year they won their division and went on to win the grow championship _ before exiting from the all - Ontario playoff hunt. Dresden proved to be the better club overall, execut- ing passes, skating and de- fending at a level slightly above what the Ironmen could muster. Although Wingham was outscored, the goaltending appeared to be in their favor. Both Mike Campbell and Rob Schistad performed well, but the Dresden offence overpowered a somewhat weakened Ironmen defen- sive squad (defencemen and forwards included). On Sunday night the Junior Kings jumped into a 3-0 first - period • lead with an ViaaiMIMAattaa•afr-aaataata„..,..,„......„,„ arta ;4),Ig'ira GOALIE TODD STAINTON played a strong game in net to help Wingham Midget Bs to a 7-4 win over Parkhill at the Wingham arena last week. With Wingham holding a 6-4 lead in the third period and Parkhill pressing, Stainton made the Stave on the original shot and then recovered to stop a shot on the rebound too. aggressive attack. Schistad was equal to the initial challenge on two of the three goals, but the second effort paid off for Dresden. 'Kevin Fox opened the scoring at 7:35, blasting a shot from the top of the left faceoff circle between Schistad's pads. At 10:45, Darryl Ellis scored/ his first of two •goals,. oking a rebound past Schlstad who had made.the fiist stop. Withjilst under four minutes remaining in the period, Rob Copeland upped the lead tg • „ „deflectiggA,,, , shot froth, a point that bounced I behind the goaltender. The Junior Kings scored the first goal of the second period to take a 4-0 lead as Ellis backhanded a 10 -footer past Schistad. Rick Scrimgeour slapped the rebound of a Ken Fitz- gerald point shot past the Dresden netminder to make it 4-1, but that was as close as the Ironmen would come as Dresden clamped down defensively for the remainder of the match. Bantam Rs trailing in Goderich series The Wingham Bantam B team is trailing two games to one in its best -three -out -of - five series with Goderich. The first game was played in Goderich. Due to a long absence from the ice for Wingham, Goderich was victorious and posted a 4-2 win. Wingham was back in fine form for its second game last Thursday. Bill Kinahan opened the scoring for Wingham in the first period and at the end of the period the score was tied at 2-2. Rick Leachman added his second marker of the game in the second period. A fast and exciting third period opened ' with Steve Templeman, Doug Cerson and Kinahan all scoring for the hometown squad. The game ended in a 6-2 win for Wingham. Billy McGrath was the winning goaltender. It was back to Goderich Sunday for another exciting match. Leachman and Cerson set up the first Wingham goal with 17 seconds elapsed in the first period. The second period saw both teams scoring two goals each. Wingham's Jamie Pickering was taken to hospital after being hit across the wrist with a stick. Luckily his wrist was just badly bruised and the Wingham fans hope Pickering will be back for this Thursday's game. Leachman scored once more for his hat trick. The score read 4-2 for Wingham in the third period, but Goderich was determined to have a wi and scored three more goals before the period was, over to leave the count at 5-4 for Goderich. The Wingham Bantam Bs will play the fourth game of the series Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the local arena. 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John Cullen Chev-Olds 115 Josephine St., Wingham, Ont. 357-2323 Guaranteed Service Gupranteed GM Parts Guaranteed Petit /-'' STM SUL TtliTtl The Wingham Optimist Tykes faced off against the Howick Hawks last Thurs- day in playoff action and defeated the Hawks 5-0. Matthew Elmslie and Jason Moody, the Wingham netminders, earned the shut- out. At the 1:46 mark of the first period, Brett Sangster scored for Wingham, unassisted. With only three minutes left in the period, Ryan Leibold drove the puck into the Howick net to make it 2-0 for Wingham, assisted by Matthew Hunter. There was no further scoring in the game until the 2:41 mark of the third when Jonathon Lane scored, unassisted. One minute later, Sangster chalked up his second marker of the game, assisted by Jonathon Balzer. Hunter closed out the scoring with a goal scored on a breakaway. Each of the. Wingham lads gave his best in the win. This notice is sponsored by: B&M Rentals and Sales 414 Josephine St. Wingharri 357-1666 44