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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-01-09, Page 13"•""'"‘" • ' 4 „ int DI444 Ird'‘ Nar irre;;;Ilin IS li NI IQ MI ED camaQ Ill STARTS FRIDAY JANUARY DIM *JIM 11,1111111111111111111 Ulla() DUDLEY MOORE NI JULIE ANDREWS BO DEREK BLAKE EDwARDSE cvt HENRY MANCINI ADMITTANCE • • Recreation Report CROSS COUNTRY SKIING !BEGINNERS' SEMINAR SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 From 9:30 a.m. to Noon at the LOCKRIDGE MEMORIAIARENA (Wingham Arena) and from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. at F. E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL. FEE: $3.00 Phone 357-1208 for more information Sponsored by the Wingham Recreation Department r • 4), 11 Wiogham Ironmen Orntiped 'a well game to the irviogonmenting F:opritamy: inl3eh The Rtree'ihrti.d Ya4-2 score Sunday aftemou game in as many dirt, fo , d themselvez down by two goals after the first 20 Minutes, but fought back to tie the score Midway through the second period. The momentum seemed to be with the Ironnien as the period woand down, "hiAt. with just al seconds remaining the Bears broke out of their own end and connected for the game -winning goal. „Jay MacLaurin had a number of people wondering why there was no red light signalling a goal as he rang one off the goalpoet six minutes into the game. Two and a half minutes later the Bears opened the scoring when Doug Taylor was screened on Clarence Young's point ahot. At 15:15 Steve Caloren skated over the blueline and rifled one which flipped out of Taylor's glove to put the Bears in front by two. The Bears held onto their lead through the rest of the period, but began to slip in the second.. Gord Kinahan got the home team on the scoreboard as he flipped Ms own rebound over Dave Rosner. At the 8:10 mark MacLaurin centred the puck to Dave Kieffer. The puck deflected off Kieffer's stick to Dale Whitfield, who was standing alone at the far side of the net and tipped it in for the score. Jamie White parried the puck over the blueline and as Dennis Knox took him to the boards he passed to George Maxwell who, with his forward momentum, was able to lift the puck over Taylor's padsas the goaltender tried frantically to cross over from the opposite side of the, crease. The Ironmen did not give up after that crushing blow 'and continued to pepper shots at . • victirns of a quick whistle. Jim 'i.Blackwell flipped the loose puck high over Ken Doucette, who yplayed an excellent game for the Kinucks However the, referee had lost sight of the puck and whistled the play dead. Steve Howson opened the , 4. ner.,Ilowever- Ogle* anda,. oppe le the third period. n.,-.. Despite losing ,,-,$ match_ with . Kincardine„,,,,,..4 ., ':# Sunday's game agnan Elgin, the Iteii:010!: $ superb hockey. With an all they could be: look weekend sweep disappointing two points of :, en a powerplay as he converted a insteadScoring at 5 : 06 of the first period possible .J.fe.,Dave Kieffer rebound. Less than th:`„.,... .,„,, tire. weekend Ingtoett. • two minutes later Andy Chariot ,,,Zer,eeluf:i icalt uk.tiefi„ to•-•*,.,, Inutile it 1-1 when he scored what desired. What was credited as a was also a controversial goal, as goal in Sunday's match wits not he batted the puck out of the air '87-'- after Dave Gamble 'had Made the 7jl.-firsLtset°P Late in the period Jay allowed in the nreviousfl action; one referee VS to.the whistle quickly while ant doesn't seem to Ono* whichend MacLaurin gave the Ironmen a 2- ot hf ethlienweshimsentlectoonpriltdinverpternOvr4 olnletre swhhoernt shied efoouns hdeacntroclpeednitnhge is an offside ploy and s ••... net and jammed it between unable to agree on an icing cDoucette's pad and the post. little more consistent thel'e ITO” If the officiating could become. a. sltornuceestuteperwsaasvefsoraci4edthetoKinmuackkse be some improvement in the k were outshot 22-10 during the firit play. , 20 minutes. The three stars of Sundae( The play evened out somewhat game were Maxwell 'With 'Otte in the second stanza as shots on goal for the Bears, Khkahah.**, goal were close at 17-15 in one goal for Winghant and Wingham's favor. However the Caloren with a goal for the Pea!Vi' Jack Blackwell won $39.25 in the 50-50 draw. Future games will sea Wingham at Walkerton _for_ an 8:30 p.m. start this 'Friday and Kincardine comes to Wingham for a 3 p.m. game Sunday. KINUCKS cur IRONMEN The Kincardine Kinueks. registered their second victory against the Ironmen in as many - starts, this .time upsetting the home club. 4-3 in an extremely: entertaining matchup which featured heavy checks, good end- to-end rushes and super goal- tending at both ends of the rink: The Ironmen, who had a 48-33 edge in shots on goal, saw two possible scores go for naught as the referee ruled one had been kicked in early in the second period, and then with only a few seconds remaining in the same frame they found themselves , Hot Seat $4.95 value fiadomarkeduambatdiev LingtoP, At Patile1aatingwlealeparithiteaupailes taEltCom i in and make us /mallet Lynn Hoy Enterprises Ltd. Hwy. 86 E., Wingham, Ont., NOG 2W0 Phone 619-367-3435 4 I Kit:melts managed to outacorethe heme club 2-1 to make it three -all after 40 minutes of play, The Ironmen had their first goal _ disallowed , as Larry Donaldson swept past the defence and, while warding Wein off, got a shot away. As he moved past the net the puck crossed the line and, from the referee's vantage point, it appeared the puck had been kicked Shortly after tbatthe !reamen had a lucky break as Dennis Knox was caught up ice and Mike Montgomery fell at his own, blue - line. With two Kinucks zeroing in on him Dave Gamble came up with two consecutive stops on the initial shot and the rebound. However at 6:52 Ron Wilson connected for the Kinucks on another powerplay. Gamble appeared to be partially screened as he was slow to react to the slapshot from the point. The Ironmen regained the lead at 14:16 when Montgomery -drilled one from the point, catching the inside corner on the long side. Derrick Borrows tied the score 3-3 when Wilson, who was break - ' ......''f'''•44;;,-6%.• .-- , i.'":, • -- • .4.:. ' . ;'0j.,..'..,.''... • .' ''',. -...P.4.--W.i.., OfP.1":4 • I Pit ' . ' ' ' .... , - li xo,,, • :..;?,:;...W pr44.4",, ".',0. ."$ . - ,,..... --:.• .,:i,-,..:: . .... . 111.1074." ' ‹,"•/•,•,;0"4-."; Y The Wingham Advnime:-Tinlea, January 0, i9$0—age 13 kond0601. ing in along the boards, was forced to pass off to him and he flipped the puck past the falling Gamble. This set the stage for the final period. At the 11:44 mark the Kinucks broke the tie and, when the Ironmen failed to put together any real scoring threat, held on for the win., After the Ironmen had just missed at the opposite end of the rink the Irina tok-q le:PTV& "*""` r=a0'.2 and Nark Harris blasted one Through Gamble's pads from close range. Wilson was the first star of the game for the Kinucks as he potted one goal and earned one assist. Chariot was the second star with a goal and two assists. Gamble earned the third star, stopping 29 shots, many on breakaways or one-on-one situations. Sandy Cheyne won $34.75 in the 50-50 draw. CRUSH EAGLES 9-1 The Ironmen completed their five -game schedule against the Arthur Eagles on the same note with which they had begun the season. They dominated play throughout the previous four •••• - • • - • • , PORT ELGIN'S FIRST GOAL in a Clarence Young. LionsMigetsdowned 4 7, 3-2 victory over the Ironmen came on this shoat by ( Photo by Kevin Lee) • The Goderich Midgets scored two unanswered third -period goals to register a 4-2 come from behind victory over the Wingham Lions last Thursday in Wingham. With the teams tied 2-2 after two periods Larry Boyce banged in a rebound to score what turned out to be the winning goal after •42 seconds of play in the third. Mike Wedlock added an insurance goal for Goderich at 11:38 on a power play to give Goderich its third Win over the Lions in as many starts. Peter Goodall had opened the scoring at 2-.14 of thefutt th gives Wingham an early 1-0 lead. Larry Kelly pulled the visitors even seven minutes later with Goderich holding a man ad- vantage. The Lions pulled ahead 2-1 at 1:17 of the second as Steve Morrison took Bill Brophy's rink wide pass and broke in alone to beat the Goderich goalie with a good wrist shot. Kelly's second goal nine minutes later tied the score at 2-2. Scott 'Wilson turned in a near brilliant performance in the Goderich goal allowing just two PeeWees clout Clinton 6-0 The Wingham, Legion PeeWees took a lopsided 6-0 victory over Clinton last Thursday night at the Lockridge Memorial Arena. No I fewer than five Wingham players shared in the scoring. Paul Robinson opened the scoring at 9:35 of the first period with assists going to Dwayne Jenkins and Tim Brown. Less than: a minute later Doug Stephenson made it 2-0, Robinson assisting. The local boys added , three more goals in the second frame. Brown scored from Jenkins and Robinson, Jeff Cameron scored unassisted and Quinn O'Donohue scored from Brown. Robinson notched the filial goal of the game at 3:43 of the third period, unassisted, to make the final score 6-0 for, Wingham. ICE CHIPS—Jeff Cameron scored his first goal of the season in this game. It was great to see all his hard work finally pay off. WINGHAM IRONMEN JR. "C" STATISTICS UP TO AND INCLUDING JANUARY 6, 1980 INDIVIDGApT UALSTATISTICsS GP 25 25 18 43 12 54 26 26 10 31 41 30 28 25 ,12 24 36 40 29 PLAYER Mark Frayne Jay MacLaurin Jim Blackwell Pat,Murray, Dave Kieffer Bernie Haines Dale Whitfield Mike Montgomery Gord Kinahan Ed Haines Jim Van Osch Larry Donaldson Grant Gilchrist Kevin Carter Steve Howson Dennis Knox Tom Remington Jim-Longdo Sheldon Jones Larry Miiosevik Dave Cronin 26 10 22 32 14 19 18 13 31 24 24 14 17 31 67 26.. 13 18 31 32 23 8 20 28 114 23 12 15 27 10 26 1 20 21 105 22 10 9 19 10 24 10 9 19 2 22 7 7 14 11 6 3 8 11 8 11 5 4 9 22 26 1 10 11 39 8 3 4 7 6 5 1 5 6 2 2 0 0 0 6 -4 0 Q 0 4 1 0 0 0 2 .5 I 37 27 38 14 76 51 45 15 58 33 58 .33 63 34 42 21 38 17 27 17 18 11 9 9 63 32 - 16 13 10 1 0 2 4 6 GOAL TENDER STATISTICS GOALTENDER MP GP GA AVG PIM Doug Taylor 501:31 8.358 27 3.230 4 Dave Gamble 1. t : :51 11.114 42 3,779 0 Stave De Jong 2.t 1.3a 5,661 25 4.265 0 TEAM RECORD games Pinyod 26; wins 16, losses 8, ties 2. Goals: For 163, Against 102 HAT TRICKS (4) DIMS Meter, Bernie Haines, Gord Kinahan, Jim Van Osch .t‘PRII•Wi 4'• • C games And maintained their control in Friday night's contest, crushing the MOO. 0-1 lo their . last meeting this year,. -- Dave Kieffer and Dale t - field led the way with two,. each. Dave Gamble and. #olie Taylor shared the goaltending:, neither being tested seriously ly the Arthur offence. - The story was "the same throughput the year: the Iron - men offence cored 54 the five games for an average of 10.8 goals a game and sumer!" deredjnst 12 goals„ an average Of 2.4 against. The garne was chippy through - Out the second period as the referee began to 1Q130 however as the crowd began to voice its, displeasure quite vocally the offighgs cracked down .and no major injuries occurred, Dale Whitfield opened the scoring at 5:49 of the first period when he was set up br.Dennis Knox. Bernie Haines made it 2-0 when he drilled a shot frora the G' point. Goalie Glen Rhame had no chance on- the, play as he was screened by a maze of players. Dave Kieffer connected on a -Orowerplay with a 20400t wrist shot from the right 1aceoffirge. The lone Eagle goal came with just eight seconds remaining 'in the period when Gamble was unable to control a rebound. Down flat on the ice; Rich Woodissee flipped his oi3m, rebound high over las nut4 stretched body. : i•• The Ironmen were shut ant the early goingof the SecOuti period, but persistence pakCcoff when Pat .Murray .t.alliteka* the 9:30 mark. The . duo of Marl; Frayne and lVlurraylooked like a pair of Soviet scorers as fray* made a neat pass to Murray from • the opposite side of the goal. Murray, who stood untouched to the side, slapped the puck into the net with a simple swing of -his stick. Mike Montgomery scored his seventh of the year on another powerplay with a slapshot from the 'point. Rhame again had little chance as he appeared to be screened by his own defencemen. In the third frame Gord Kinahan outskated two Eagles • and as Rhame made- Hirst move tucked4he*Wthetiy hispads to give the Iromniii at lead. Mark Frayne lifted one over Rhame's shoulder at the 13:30 mark and at 14:54 Whitfield squeezed one by the short side. At :18 Kieffer made good on an ....agle'defensive miscue. As two defencemen tried to clear the puck their attempts left it in the same place. Kieffer tapped the puck into the net as Rhame had already moved on the play and was caught out of position. 601* ghtSii o dei paat: him. Linn Goalie, Keupeichert, also came up with a good effort making 2-8 saves; 12 in the third period with many of those coming from close in. I : ; Wingham has a busy week coming up as it hosts Mitchell Thursday at 8 p.m. then travel to Clinton for an 8:30 game Satur- day and then to Lucknow Sunday for a 7:.30 game. Recommended as • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Based on the novels"The Fellowship of the Ring"and"TheTwelowers' STARTS JAN. 1lth - 15th FRI. & SAT. 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