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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-04-04, Page 13• THE CRAWFORD DODGERS are the 1983-84 Wingham Industrial Hockey League champions and defeated the Advance -Times in the finals. Team members are: back, Andy Keating, Ross Poll, Bob Arm - c 0 Walk, jog, run, skate, ski, swim, paddle, pedal ... don't let life catch you with your head down. Fitness is fun. Try some. Pami[/Par7ran1110 strong, Phil Beard, Coach Dave Hodgins, Pete Snow, Hannu Harien, Bill Wall; front, Jack McPherson, Ben Blackwell, Ron Smith, Jim In- wood and David Willis. Royals thump Ripley 5-2 to even series at two each By Bill Johnston The Wingham Royals upset Ripley 5-2 Sunday afternoon at the Wingham arena to tie their best -of - seven series for the WOAA Intermediate Grand Cham- LISTONG D*1VE-114 ' THE MUSTANG REOPENS FRI., APRIL 6 • • FRI--SAT.-SUN., APRIL 6.7.8 e a • • • 72 hours of liberty • to forget everything the • Navy ever taught them. • • • COARSE LANGUAGE ' • NUDITY • T`+EATRE BRANCHONT. • • i ADDED FEATURE • Saturday Night Only • MY TUTOR starring Joan Collins °Waming•Soma! Innuendo.• *Coarse Language Iltl bi_.., !ImT 2ND FEATURE GETTING IT ON T10 SOUAR* AiRK THEATRE GODIRICH 526.7811 LAST 2 DAYS WED. • THURS. at 8:00 EACH NIGHT FOR 11 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS • • • • fy.s0A,(s ill aCCedMlIIINT STARTS FRIDAY APRIL 6 REMEMBER TUES. 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Ripley came close in the dying seconds of the period, but Hugh Nichol with a quick glove snared one chance and ' a sprawling save kept Ripley off the scoresheet as the teams headed into the dressing rooms after two periods with the Royals on top 2-0. In the third, the Royals added to their total with goals by Dave Burns, Rick Jacklin and a fine, unassisted, breakaway goal by Randy Clarke. -t 1:45 -1=iplriaged to flip one in from close range and added another from the stick. of Paul Wilken. At the final whistle, the Royals had a 5-2 win as payment for their hard work and were back on even footing with the series tied at two games apiece. WHISTLE STOPS — The Royals had full power suited up for this one and had little Brownie corner By Carolyn Elston At Brownies we started with games and then went into our Sixes. Groups B and C finished their Dancer's Badge. We did the Shoemaker and the Muffin Man. We made up a dance. We danced to Michael Jackson and we did folk dances. Group A worked on Thinking Day. Tharen Keil told them what she knew about Thinking Day and the Brownies learned about the four World Centres. The Brownies made Thinking Day cards. These Brownies earned badges: Tammy Adams and Amy Currie, Baker's; Kendra Merkley and Amy Currie, Singer's; Lori Angus, Friend to Birds; Carolyn Elston, Native Lore; Kara Neil and Danielle Heibein, Pup- peteer's; Tharen Keil, World Friendship; Ciara McKenna, Thrift; Danielle Heibein, Nei;ghbour's; -Margaret Skinn, Baton; Ansley Simp- son, Pet Keeper, and Erin Whiteley, Baker's and Cook's. We want to thank the Optimists for paying for the pool and bus for the Brownie swim party and Mr. and Mrs. W. Keil for taking Group A on a nature hike. Most of Group A earned their Explorer's badges. These Brownies are Candice Allen, Danielle Heibein, Tharen Keil, Anita Massey, Wendy McBride,.. Shari Mundell, Kara Neil,_ Kerri McGrath,. Tammy Thynne, Kimberley Marr, Clara McKenna, Andrea Plumb and Carolyn Ruff. trouble ringing up the win. Both goalies looked good, with Royals' Hugh Nichol coming up big time and time again with a darting hand or sprawling save. Despite giving up five goals, Kevin Harrison played a strong game in a hot spot: the Ripley net. It was a full team effort for the Royals, with Murray -Black .being at his pestering Howick Atoms 'are by Mount Forest FORDWICH-•-The Howick Atoms traveled to Durham last Saturday to meet all the WOAA D champions in a sudden -death playoff series. The Howick boys lost to Mount Forest 1-0. Their goalie Christian Feldskov, played an excellent game. The boys will be playing at the Mildmay tournament this weekend. YYBC Bowling BANTAMS The Buttercups lead the league with 1,459, followed by the Daffodils with 1,406, tie Carnations, 1,309, , the Roses, 1,196, the Violets, 1,148, and the Lilies with 1,111. Kerri Cleghorn had the girls' high single of 125 and the high double of 237. Ivan Skinn had the boys' high single of 138 and the high double of 262. Other games of 90 and over were rolled by: Andrea Plumb 100; Sherry Dekker 114; Lisa Chapman 104; Tammy Thynne 106; Kendra Merkley 100, 102; Kerri Cleghorn 112; Amy Currie 94; Michael MacKay 114, 115; Aaron Chapman 105, 88; Todd Harrison 103, 116; Adam Deslauriers 111; Terry Thynne 137; and Ivan Skinn 124. JR. BANTAMS The Bluejays lead the league with 2,285 points, followed by the Eagles, 2,253, the Chickadees, 2,219, the Cardinals, 1,706, and the Hawks, 1,472. Theresa Kenyon had the high single of 184 for the girls and the high double of 322. 'Keith Metcalfe had the boys' high single of 226 and the high double of 347. Other games of 130 and over were rolled by: Sheryl Cleghorn 149; Jane Bateson 132; Lori Tiffin 170, 134; Michelle MacDonald 142; Rhonda English 144; Becky Sangster 145; Angela Kerr 139; Rhonda Leachman 143; Theresa Kenyon 138; Sherry, best in s win as et a Lynn Double 139, 137; Jeff The Wingham Advance -Times, April 4, 1984—Page . 54 in_ ve ti e R�aIs'Iose"t� Ripley -in third g arse of series By Bill Johnston Overtime seems to -be the order of the day as the Wingham Royals battle Ripley for the WOAA. "In- termediate division grand championship. In this meeting on home ice, the Royals lost 5-4 in overtime, allowing Ripley to take a 2-1 lead in the best -of -seven series. The Royals opened the scoring at the two -minute mark as Jim McGee did the heavy digging in the corner and Bob Alton buried the biscuit in the bulging binder - twine. Ripley roared back with goals by Dave Gamble and Brian Regier to take a 2- 1 lead. At 16:39 Jay MacLaurin's lead pass sent Dave Stephenson in alone and he made no mistake in putting the biscuit in the basket so that the teams stood tied at two after one period. Both teams scored in the , second, Brian Regier send- ing Ripley ahead at 12:08 and Stephenson putting the Roy- als back on even ground at 15:51. The see -saw action con- tinued in the third, with the Royals surging into the lead when Stephenson tipped one in and Ripley evening the count as Mark Stanley ,picked the corner. At the final buzzer it was tied at four and the game went into sudden -death overtime. In overtime both teams seemed to shift into high gear and it was exciting, entertaining hockey. The Royals certainly had the best of the play, with more than one close miss, and Stephenson was robbed, not once but twice as he had the Ripley goalie at his mercy. At 16:07 it happened. -' During a wild scramble in front of the Wingham net, Paul _WW ins slid the Puck over the line to give Ripley'a 54 victory. • WHISTLE STOPS — It was exciting playoff hockey between two closely- matched teams as the score see -sawed from side to side with never more than one . goal separating the teams during 76 minutes of play. There was a :good crowd on hand, the bulk of the patrons backing the visiting Ripley squad. Dave Stephenson led the Royal attack with the hat trick, but I am sure he is still a little disappointed at those near' misses in overtime. For Ripley, Paul Wilkins with the winning goal was the hero of the hour. In this win Ripley's Carl Stanley seemed to skate in overdrive all night, picking up a pair of assists and posing a threat every time he zoomed into the Royal end. It was a good,,clean game, with a mere five penalties, all of the minor variety, and neither team connecting oil the power play. With this the second over- time game in the first three games of the series, it looks like a toss-up, promising lots of exciting, fan -pleasing action as the two teams vie for the grand championship. _L.QM INA OALI,E _Attatthe Elmslie_.disappear-t?dln.__ a mob of Wingham players after recording a 7-0 shutoat Royals' hitting ' attack Hallenbeck 147 133• Ryan D over Hawick in a game last week Elmslie 'didn't face Ripley seemed to lack its Deyell 140; Jason Steffler u licate - many Ogg R, the -.game.. ALLAt usual ='free‘fl s 830;* n"I'oltoYil4 ;'itdltiie_.-.rbil "' tough saves to preserve the shutout. Harrison 169; Billy McGrath 9 some a club 149, 178; Denton Chambers 163; Michael Tiffin 137. the Royals' abrasive hits appeared to slightly slow their strides. The fifth game of the series will be played tonight, Wednesday, at Ripley, with the sixth game at the Wingham arena this Thurs- day. This is proving to be a close series, offering lots of fan -pleasing action, as the two teams vie for the grand championship. Hawick Pee Wees lose 7-6 FORDWICH—The Howick Pee Wees ended their hockey ' season with an exhibition game with Harriston last Thursday evening. The boys fell behind 5-1 after two periods of play, but Howick decided to play hockey in the third and scored five goals as Brian Steffler 177, 219, 151; a result to leave the score at Graham Taylor 194, 169, 204; 7-6 for Harriston. Dwight Chambers 162; Greg Leading therHowick attack "15691; ��.rainy was Donald Livermore with . Bloemberg 156; Jamie Wall a hat trick and Jaret 202, 239, 179; Darin Hickey Henhoeffer added two and 214; Ricky Leachman 160. Kenny Wheeler had a single. SR. JRS. AND SENIORS The Q-Berts lead the league with 2,936, followed by the Jedis, 2,834, the Fall Guys, 2,631, and the A -Team, 2,578. Tammy Cleghorn had the high single for the junior girls of 207 and the high triple of 554. Lori Gavreluk rolled the high single of 169 for the senior girls and had the high triple of 453. Tim Lewis had the high single of 247 for the junior boys and the high triple was rolled by Brian Steffler with a 547. Darin Hickey had the senior boy's high single of 253 and the high triple of 620 was rolled by Jamie Wall. Other games of 150 and over were rolled by: Tammy Cleghorn 166, 181; Lori Gavreluk 151; Tommy Darling 159; Ian MacKay 150, 177; Peter George 155, 189, 151; Tim Lewis 171; Bruce McInnes'' 234, 184; The duplicate bridge club met last Thursday evening. Mary Lloyd and Wilf French were first, George Chaulk and Harley Crawford, second, Omar Haselgrove and Noni Elliott were tied for third with Margaret Mundell and Yvonne McPherson. Bert Mathers and Louise Welwood were fourth. God wouldn't have given us feet if he didn't mean for us to use them. Walk. 111111111 nunnnnvr ti:Jk a hlnck:Oula . PLAYING FROM FRI. TO THURS. APRIL 6TH TO 12TH. SHOWTIMES FRI. AND SAT. AT 7:00 AND 9:00 PM. SUN. TO THURS. AT 8:00 PM ONLY. Sergeant Major tack Carey believed in Truth, Justice and the American Way... until a smell -town sheriff set him up, and threw his only son in jail for a crime he didn't commit. Now, Sergeant Major Zack Carey is going to try something a little different! 5u�o�wce 11 Elk MI IaE T Thank You to the Wingham Optimist Club and Wingham Kinsmen Club for their help during the 1984 Easter Seal Telethon, also to the merchants who donated food and to everyone for their donations. Special thanks to CKNX, Al Skelton, Bill Thom- son, Jerry Chomyn and everyone else who helped. A big thanks from the Wingham Lions Club. 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