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After leirs.
five starts the Irenmen
lotO
desperate geed of a win, u
they had lost the Feb. 140aq''
they would have finished in
fourth place and faced the
peiverful Port Blinn Bears in
Me preliminary round' of the
playoffs.
However they emerged 6.4
winners hi the contest and
finished third overall; one
point behind ainton With 39
points and a point ahead of
Walkerton with
The game promised to be is
physical - rnitchup, with
HE tCORIESIWIttohsiorftlhir'd go�i1
shot h TO, 41,0100. by: Bend
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CONDITIphIED
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The Whighanalroninen, who
dominated the Hanover
Boo* throughout the,. MAOr
season, -t suffered their ,iirst
.1080 the year t9=t1tOelthe
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en the short end of '04 Score.
thettilO• they 'outscored
their opponents, .,s!`•311.11) in
• regular season play,' thejron-
men foundgoals ifery4hardlii
get as Brad Murray Played a
great gybe betWeett,thepipes
for the winning. •side. He
boned aside 07 shots in the
contest; 16 Of those in llnal
„frame •as the Ironmen tried
desperately for the. tying
maters, trailing 5-3 going
into the final 20 minutes.
• Winghanl never held the
lead throughout the match,
emerging from die first period
tied 3-3 before giving up. two
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k came on a
ltfled, 16.
W Kevin Lee)
unPortfult goals in thoh
The deficit was tee, much
them to overcome as
ccetinned fel jressure
Dere goahender,
to the 414: With
seconds "' remaining Chris,
Scales, who had • a four -point
game, fired the 'puck 'nth;the
empty net to dash the home
club's impead a tie.
Bair • Davis opened
scoring .at 8:3$ of the !irk
a4ter*numbenof geodseve
at both ends 'of the rink.4:
mixup on defence allowed hinr„ 4
to • bang in a rebound after
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Scales' nitial shot.
After the first goal. the •gailie
opened up with five goals ,*4
fl less than five
Ainahan scored
When he picked
ell's pass then
one and back-
ek past Murray
m to the ice.
nds later the
ed the lead as
blasted one
he.crossed the
ute later the
things as Ed
one from the
ry Richardson
.ek over the line
the goalmouth
t point blank
liThitfield evened
whacking
11100 to IniLire
vie Feilerefr
the gem midway
third period Wteit
who *Oat out o
after a vici8,
:In-
cident. Ile' bad slashed,)an
Ironreee player abut 'Oar •
windi*Opwith a hard,
two -hander, and Was later
ejected .fort Swearing at the
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Handicapped
nover panici,,,,,n
thlngs it three apiece at 1433 i $beoal
when he let one go from the Am,. . —
left faceoff circle. With hot!! wirtrptcs •
teams having 17 shots on goat )
in the opening frame lt •T,e, t*Proiof wootem
seemed only rot that the Ontaribs eighth'aidivat
score should be the same, Whiter Special tam* for
however things Changed in the in nt h d i p,ed
second period. children on Feb will be a
Hanover had the edge inthe • little More like high4evel
middle frame, outshootingthe adilehc competition this year
Ironmen 11-7, and went ahead *di the addition of teal
by two goals on efforts by medals, 'Provided. by 'the
Scales and Rick Spiehnacher. Ontario and Canadian• Special
Scales beat Taylor with a shot Olympics orgenizatiOns.
from the left face-off circle at Despite a tei*Ctifftl in
5:11 and at 18:38 Snielinacher
potted one through the goalie's
pads. The Ironunen seemed
disheartened by the first goal
and did not mount many
serious attacks during the
period. •
The'third stanza found the
Iranmen coming to life as they
challenged Murray on mailer-
OUS occasion,s. However their
efforts were not rew: ,•• an
with their goalie 1rn
ceehevae PesWeeo ction Cookeville
winghaii Wingham, this
weekend and went back to the "4•1 nohue picked
citywith a pair 'Oevietories k for Wingham
exhibition games. .,••aitik;;(ti
- za.„ went to Doug
The -boys from -Cooksville Steppe .)) „and Dwayne
spent the weekend at the Jenkins. • Brown had a
homes of their Winghain 1 ists and Paul
counterparts and also toured. '.RObinsoni Kenyon, Doug
some area'!'farMs..• fast Of 14Q04411 nd Stephenson
them live hi the city of Missir. With had I ts.
ssauga and 0410 the Tritd&
• Aiviitioniv.4witrfthey,itre
Penns
sturrently in .first place •vi ayed Iiii u.a1Steadigeme
In the,opening game Of the this weekend.. Sometimes
series Saturday Cookeville steady _ :IoYer Dennis,goes
downed Winghadi Buis about lilajob' efeaceman
Cameren Quinn .Otiouolniek,xweek .after wekand never
and Paul Robinson scored ets recognjtion h
Whigliam With Todd StajatO?:.....sleseryes. So hati'eff to Jim
Robert lieedhain • and :•Pig Dennis for his fine play all
Robinson picking up asaisti. season tong! •
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skATING CARNIVAL—Mark Moore, of tee- WitiOtt M
Figure Skating Club, thrilled the audience witkhleper.
tortnencedolito the 'Cavalcade of Sports' tkildSatOrday
evening' at the arna,
Wintaria fuedingor;:•41te
games this year, • inteinIzer
Prof. Conrad Milne •of the
faculty of physical education
expects this year's gullies to
be the. biggest to date.
About 400 children are
expected to attend •frotn
schools in six.. surrounding
counties, including , Eight,
Essel4 Rent, Lambton, Huron,
andthfirat„time, Brant. • •
TheAtudents Will be drawn
favor of an extra attacker they front special schools and
were the victims of an empty tnixod 4)ab1ic schOols and
net oal. Wingliem had a strong 0 range*, 0froni eight toll
third priod killing off four Mr. Millie said increa.sing
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.vea
reboi
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Barry ..Rjo
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screenedon i
undertwo
'Spiehzi
when
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puck for•ifii*Te4Ica,i
flipped a. backhander
TaYlo l• bw made the...first
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1100)490 060findOlitOill*I,
..froristet0
second period the Barons
capitaltzed on another poi*. . •
play opportunity. Brent
'Hopkins' off-epeed shot fookd
.4:14,•••
Le
st
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The ‘Vitinghent , Legion
PeeWees steararolled •-
victory over Marton in thir' •
.WOAA 30111i -final serfe
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minor penalties and allowing attention is being given to the taking the series li two
only one shot during the eight role of the special games as a straight' games and outscorl4 • .
minutes they played short- teaching device for the Vitiation 30 goals to three.
handed The, Barons had but schools. EVents for the • After who:ft the sPeheF4o,i
three shots during the period, students at their schools, prior Whitton last Tuesde*PX- ••
including the one into t,he to the gimes, involve •score the' town= ,ret
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empty net. ook oOd art Prakets
If -the -froiniten' are to keep tented:1~1d the. therde: of
their playoff hopes alive they the:games. • •
must shore up their defence, At this years gamee, a
otherwise they will have an special clinic will be held for
early end to their rookie year the teachers, with physical
of Jr. C play. , education - • representatives
Brad Murray was the first giving them lessions m the
star of the game with his most e ec ve methods of
standout performance in the instruct' their children in
Baron goal. Rodney McNabb crossco try
• of the Barons was the second
star and Bernie Haines earned
the third star with an im-
pressive skating game and a
number of good scoring op-
portunities.
Andy Ste. Marie won $42.75
in the 50-50 draw.
• The second game of the
series was played Tuesday
night at Hanover.
Bridge results
Four tables of bridge were
in attendance February 7. The
high scores were as follows:
May Porter and Lillian
Brooks; Yvonne McPherson
and Mary Caslick; Louise
Welwood and Margaret
Cruickshank; Norma Parker
and Omar Haselgrove.
Brownie Corner
• Anna Sakasov received her
Golden Bar.
During PowWow the
Brownies were told about the
cross country, ski badge
organized by Mr. M. G.
Hunter and the skater% badge
being tested •by 'Shorty'
Brooks and Mrs. B. Simpson.
Grolip A worked on
macrame belts, Group B
played compass games and
Group C discussed setting the
table, washing dishes and how
to tidy the kitchen.
Mrs. R. Whiteley is teaching,
some of the Brownies for their
dancer's badges.
F4f;\ HEY
UP TO AND INCLUDINGfEBLUARY 5/80
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
GP G A PTS PIM
30 11 35 46 34
27 27 18 45 19
29 13 27 40 46
28 15 22 37 71
30 14 20 34 41
22 19 14 33 28
30 10 23 ” 33 14
27 15 17 32 10
27 8 22 30 132
30 1 22 23 131
28 11 11 22 4
25 11 10 21 10
22 7 7 14 11
30 2 12 14 41
6 3 8 11 8
9 5 4 9 6
11 5 4 9 22
5 1 5 6 2
4 0 0
4 0 0 0 4
1 0 0 0 2
PLAYER
Jay Maclaurin
Mark Frcyne
' J• im Blackwell
Bernie Haines
Dale Whitfield
Dave Kieffer
P• at Murray
Gard Kinahan
Mike Montgornery
Ed Haines
Larry Donaldson
Jim Van Osch
Grant Gilchrist
Dennis Knox
Kevin Carter
Tom Remington
Steve Howson
Jim Longdo
Sheldon Jones
Lorry Milosevik
Dove Cronin
WINGHAM IRONMEN
JR. "C" STATISTICS
TEAM
Port Elgin Bears
Clinton Mustangs
WInghom Ironmen
Wcilkerton Black Hawks
Kincardine Kinucks
Hanover Barons
Arthur Eagles
GOAL TENDER
Doug Taylor
Doug Gamble
Steve DeJong
Mactlarber
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19 5
19 10
18 10
17 10
13 14
9 19
2 27
6
2
3
3
2
GOAL TENDER STATISTICS
RAP
697.14
771:08
351:38
40:00
GP
10.620
12.852
5.061
0.667
PTS
44
39
38
37
29
20
5
61 37
58 26
51 36
86 63
51 22
41 20
40 31
63 40
68 41
68 38
43 20
46 22
27 17
68 39(
18 11
19 16
9 '9
10 1
0 5 '
4 6
FOR AGT
206 124
188 141
178 '121
169 131
157 156
127 177
98 276
GA AVG PM SO
37 3.484 4 0
51 3,968 0 1
2S 4.265 Q 0
8 11.994 0 0
TEAM *ECM°
Games Played - 30. Wins- 18; iasses • 10; Ties • 2; Points - aa.
Goole - Foe • 178: Against- 121._ •
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the scoring at Marton, ivith
O'Donohme and McFarlait
leading the way with seven
points each. O'DonOhue had
four goals and three assists,
while McFarlan had hvo goals
and five assists.
P. Robinson had a goal and
an assist, J. Camerron Wid
goal and two assists' Ws*
had two: gosh; aiid one assiet;
Stephenson had a goal and two
assists, 09°611 had one goal,
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Dennis 404 Staiton each
contributed' oneassiSt
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