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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-11-30, Page 23League leaders are too hot for the Royals to handle Dean Symons scored five goals to lead the league — leading Port Elgin Sunoeos to a 10-1 victory over Wingham Royals in an OHA Intermediate "C" -hockey game In the Wingham Arena, Friday night. For the first 10 minutes of the first period the Royals checked the Sunocos very closely but Symons was too much to watch and he broke loose to score three goals, giving the Sunocos a 3-0 lead at the end of the first period. One minute into the second period it was Symons again, giving Port a 4-0 lead. The Royals' big cornerman, Niel. Rie- man, scored at 4:02 of the period assisted by Murray Black, to narrow the gap to 4-1. However, that was as close as it ever got. Former Wingham Ironmen captain Murray McKague upped the score to 5-1 before Symons scored his fifth of the night, At this point Symons was ejected from the game and the Royals ONE SHOWING ONLY 8 P.M. FRI. & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:00 & 9: 7 RIG DAYS DEC® 2 = 8 STARTS FRIDAY 7:00 & 9:00 THE NUMBER ONE RECORD IS THE NUMBER ONE SURPRISE FILM OF THEA AUD'-NCES ARE SINGING A BRAND NEW SONG Vouetigltt `'Vk-MY.P7 Sometimes when you reach for a dream you have to leave something behind. DEC. 9 - 13 HEY PARENTS! Saturday, Dec. 4. Free Kiddies Matinee. At 10:00 a.m. for 2 hrs. Snow Queen, 3 Stooges, & Cartoons. Thats 2 hrs. for peace ful shopping on the Square. After parade San. ties court will be held at the Pork Theatre. All Brought To You By Shoppers Square Merchants. COMING SOON 0 9-13 DEC. A PIECE OF THE ACTION GREA SED LIGHTNING .30 1lil SQUAF2i GODERICH • Program subject to change breathed a slight sigh of relief. 13 t the Sunocos continued to pour in on the Royal goal and goals by Rick Watters and John Howe made the score 8-1 at the end of the second period. The third period was much like the second as Royal goaltender Paul Heffer must have felt like a lame duck during hunting season. The Sunocos took shot after shot `at the Wingham goal and this period -long barrage resulted in two.mgre goals — Rick Ens scor- ing the ninth Sunoco marker and ex -pro Ted Scharf evened the Port Elgin count at 10. Final score — Port Elgin Sunocos 10, Wingham Royals 1. FROM THE STANDS ... The Sunocos certainly left no doubt in the minds of the Royal players and fans that they are the cream of the league. They play every aspect of the game — skating, shooting, and checking — with machine -like rhythm. The crowd on hand could not help but be impressed with the scoring ability of Dean Symons, as the Port Elgin shooter sealed the Royal's fate early in the game .. . The Royals tempo seemed to be set early with Ted Ahara's rendi- tion of the National Anthem characterizing the play of many of the Royals' forwards. The Royals shyed away. from the body contact, but Royal policeman Tom Irwin, the Blacks, Murray and Tom, Niel Bieman and Bill Kerr did do some fine hitting .. . The three Royal stars in this game — Tom Irwin, Niel : ieman, and Bill Kerr .. . The Royals go on a road trip this weekend but next home game will be Friday, Dec. 9 when they host the Lucknow Lancers. Player of the week This week's player is Gord Kinahan. Gord is 17 years old and says he doesn't have a nickname, but that could easily change be- fore the season is over. Gord is in his first of Junior hockey but. has played with the team on a part time basis for two. years now, while he was of mid- get age. In his first full year as an Ironmen, Gord has been ap- pointed assistant Captain, an honour in itself. Gord plays any position except goal, but would probably give that a shot if asked to. He played all:his-minor hockey in Wingham though heis from the Lucknow area. While playing for Wingham Gord was on many trophy win- ning teams — six championships while playing PeeWee, was on the midget team winning the Wing - ham Midget Tournament, and runners up three times in . the same tournament, and runners up in the Silver Stick Tourna- ment. Gord you are a great hockey. player and we all wish you luck this season. • — ONE WEEK ROCKY IS BACK! RI -SAT 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. SUN-THURS 8:00 P.M. FRI., DEC. 2 TO THURS., DEC. 8 BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR! YIIf1I[ I SRI f;ff',t The Wingham Advance -Times, Novein r 310, 7,7 WEDNESDAY BAWLING.—Jill Swatridge of the Golden Circle School gets in a Wednes- day afternoon of bowling. , WINGHAM ROYALS SCORING STATISTICS Player Bill Brown 6 • 7 . 3 10 Al Dickson• 5 2 4 6 Larry Robinson 6 1 4 5 Bob Armstrong 6 •3 1 4 • Bob Hillis 6 3 • 1 4 Russel Jones . a 4 p 1' *1 4 Niel Bieman ' • 4 1 • 2 3 " Gary Lisle 4 - 0 3 - 3 Wayne Brown 6 1 1 2 Murray Black 6 • 0. 2 2 Paul McKee 6 0 2 '2 Kevin Carter 1 1 0 Steve Gaslick 1 1 0 Tom Irwin 6 0 1 Tom Black 6 Ross Davies 4 0, 0 Bill Kerr 3 ,, 0 0 Robbie Laurie 1 0 0 Bernie Haines 1 0 0 Randy Hutchison • t - 4 0 0 Paul Heffer 2 0 0 0 GP G A 1 1 1 0 0' 2 O 2 O 7 O 2,, 0 0 PM 42 12 6 TO 18-• 8 12 0 9 16 0 4 • 37 . 2 Totals Opposition , Goalfenders • Randy Hutchison Paul Heffer ' Keith Elston 21o . ' 27 48/' 191' 49 66 1.1"5 201 GP ' MIN. GA. 4 240 32 2 120 17 0 0, . 0 Totals 4 AVG. 8.00 8.50 ' 0.00 • i6 360 49 8.17 e TIME OUT—Nellie Veldhorst takes time out frorh school every Wednesday afternoon to go bowling with her class- mates. BOWLING TIME—Wednesday afternoon is bowling time for Jimmy Cober of the Golden Circle School In Wingham. Today could have been the day you sold that extra living room furniture IF YQU HAD PLACED A . WANT AD • MONDAY CALL 357-2320 We will.be glad to ' 'help you to sell - it next week g. KEEPING IN PRACTICE—Mary Lee Rooney of the Jack Reavie Opportunity Workshop keeps in practice with reg- ular outings of bowling. XXXXXXXX: C{XX}CS{XXXXxXXX XXXXX Josephine Street Wingham, Ontario This Week BLUE CHIPS x. {.' x Next Week All Week X x ' -LIGHTER SIDE xFull course meals available until 6 p.m. X Sandwiches, burgers and snacks until closing. 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