HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-02-04, Page 12KEVIN COULTES, at the side of the net, tries to set up a teammate in front for a
shot during Sunday's playoff game between, the Wingham Lions and Hanover
Midgets. Lions have a win and a tie in the four -point series, which continues
Thursday night In Wingham.
In fourth spot
Royals get ready
for playoff action
The Wingham Royals will
use their last weekend of
Group 2 action to prepare for
the upcoming playoffs.
Currently in fourth place
with 18 points, the Royals are
12 points behind the
Harriston Blues club, which
holds down first place. The
Mildmay Monarchs are
three points'. ahead of the
Royals in second place with
21 points, while the Lucknow
Lancers hold down third
place. with 20 points. In,fifth
spot with ' 17 points is
Goderich, while Mount
Forest trails the field with 10
points.
The playoff 'Structure will
see the first and fourth place
clubs meting, while second
and fifth place' clubs, and
third and sixth place teams
will meet in thefirst ronin as-
Group
sGroup 2 releases show that
the -Royals have iinproved on
their. statistics, . especially in
relation to goals against.
Hugh Nichol; Ben Blackwell
and Keith Elston have
;coved from fourth place to
second, behind,the lfarriston
Blues' . goaltenders: The
Wingham trio have a 4.42
goals against average
compared to Harriston's
3.44. Mildmay follows at 4.61.
In the league scoring race
Carl Stanley of Lucknow
leads with 39 points, followed
closely by Paul Kelly with 35
points. The Royals' top
scorer is Rick Jacklin, who
has 17 goals and 11 assists for
28 points. He is tied for third
spot with three other
players including Wing -
ham's Jim McGee. Steve
Caslick is one point back
with 27 points on nine goals
and 18 assists.
The Royals . will be .at-
tempting to improve on their
standings this coming week-
end when they host the
Luckn}ow Lancers at the
Lockridge Memorial Arena
at 8:30 p.m. on Friday. They
will complete their schedule
on Sunday when they travel
to Mildrhay for an afternoon
match.
Come out and support the
Royals.
Recreational
hockey scores
• . STAINTON SPITFIRES 10
• . BRIDGE MUBI'ANGS.1
Neil,ieman,,•led the
Stantonn attack with three
goals, while' Bill Tolton and
Paul Cerson scored , twice
each. Ian Deslauriers, Dave
Tiffin and Don. Edgar also
scored for the Spitfires. Ross
'Pole netted the only Bridge.
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in semi
Willie Rodger scored the
only goal of the third period
to give the Wingham Lions a
5-4 victory over Hanover last
Sunday in Wingharn. The win
gives the Lions• -a 1-0 lead
with one tie in the best -of -
three WOAA Midget B semi-
final series.
Kevin Coultes had a big
night, for Wingham, scoring
three goals and adding one
assist. Linemate Darryl
Chalmers notched the other
goal and added three assists.
Jeff Speers scored twice
for Hanover, with Steve
Swanson and Randy' Huns-
berger netting,one each.
Only five minor penalties
(three to Wingham) were
called in the hard-hitting but
clean hockey game.
On Saturday night at
Hanover Chalmers scored
with , 53 see'onds left in the
third period to bring the
BANTAMS
Jennifer. Willis bowled the
girls' top single and double
with 164 and 280 respec-
tively. Jeff Hollenbeck
played a 234 for the boys'
high single and Ricky Leach-
man tallied 366 for the
double.
The Orioles are out in first
place with 55 points followed
by the Eagles, 47; Hawks,
46; Bluejays, 45; Falcons, 37
and the Canaries, 36.
Those bowling games of
100 points or more were:
Jannifer Willis, 164 and 116;
Tracy Thynne, 110 and 151;
Julie Leedham, 137 and 106;
Jennifer Cameron, 104;
Kevin Beecroft, 118; Andrew
Mann, 114; Robbie Hark-
ness, 120 and 118; Phillip
Smith, 139; Jeff Wall, 105;
Mike Fraser, 119 and 122;
Chris Thynne, 101; Dwayne
FHlckey, 101; Kevin 'Smith,
111; Stephen White, 120 and
106; Ricky Leachman, 164
and 202; Jeff Hollenbeck,
234.
JUNIORS
Debbie Clark played' the'
girls' high single of 193, while
Sandra Moffatt tallied 333 for
.the double.. Michael
Cameron was the top, boy
bowler, capturing the high
single: and double. with a 208
and 396respectively.
The Daisies have a. slim
lead for first, place with 59
points, while the Roses are
right behind them with 58.
The Carnations are next with
49 points . followed by the
Crocuses, 42; Tulips,' 39;
Poppies; 211/4.
Games of 150 points or
more were played by Sandra
Moffatt, 171 and 162; Julie
Cameron, 160; Debbie Clark,
193; jammy •Cleghorn, 175;
Angela Wall, 176; Kelly
Hollenbeck, 154; Marc Nes-
bitt, 155; , Graham Taylor,
191; Miehael Thompson, 179;
Dwight Chambers, 151;
Michael Cameron, 188 and
208; Jeffrey Mann, ,:.163;
Murray Nethery, 174 ands' 168.
•SR JUNIORS
AND SENIORS
Debbie Hoy was the high
senior junior girl, as she
captured the high single and
triple with 181 and 463
respectively. Jeff Cameron
did the same for the boys,
bowling a high single of 176
and totalling 520 for the
triple.
Lora Lee Foulon bowled..a
219 for the senior girls' top
single while Kim Rae and
Sheri Walden tied with . 500
points for the triple. Ricky
Edgar topped the singleand
triple for the boys, bowling
238 and 541 respectively.
Power Play has a healthy
lead for first .place with •81
points while Lori's Lions are
well behind them with 66 for
second spot, Hot Stuff is next
with,64' followed by Pin
Pushrs, 57; Stingers, 56,
and Air Supply, 54. -
Those , bowling 175 -point
games or better were: Lora
Lee Foulon, 219; Sheri
Walden, 199 and. 210; Susan
Lancaster, 185; Kim Rae,
215; Kim Metcalfe, 176; Lori.
Gavreluk; 193; Debbie
Henry, 181; Billy Gaunt, 201;
Jeff Cameron, ' 176; Ricky
Edgar, 178 and 238; Barry
Haugh, 205; David Scott, 186.
one'ttvert,9t 3-3 The Learns, :. Wingha,m, with .,-Steve
we through 10•'. Swanson, JeffMacGregor
scoreless mutes of over, and Jeff Flood scoring for
time tri' give each team a Hanover. The 14000 took 20
point l:t o fdur-point series. of 32 minuteain penalties
still Brophy and Rick called in the, game,
Set'imgeor^ also scored for Kelly O'Hagan gave the
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two when Hanover was
pr hard. to tie the
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Lions."to flithe':final *lea
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Rod Hickey captured the
men's top single with a 272,
while Kevin Hickey tallied
7°29 for the triple. Bonnie
Douglas bowled the ladies'
high single of 262 and Susan
Pegg topped the triple with
655.
Frank's ,Feelers are still
feeling -around in first place
with 90 points, while Wes'
Whistlers sit in second spot
with 72. Jim's Jumpers are
next with 65 points followed
by Keith's Kissers and
Hickey's Hustlers, tied with
58 points each, and Bob's
Bangers, 50.)
Those bowling 200 -point
game,§ or better were: Gene
Kruse, 209; Leon Russell,
234; Bob Pegg, 261 and 227;
Kevin' Hickey, 214, 255 and
260; Rod Hickey, 272; Jim
Griffith, 271 and 213; Francis
Merkley, 220; Wes Simmons;'
231; Ted Moran, 240 and 200;
Mike Darling, 246 and 210 ;
Debbie Bannister, 218 and
243; Verna Haugh, 200;
Ruth -Anne Steffen, 229 and
201; Bonnie Douglas, 262 and
204; Judy McEachern, 209;
Susan Pegg, 233 and 240;
Betty Darling, 205 and 224;
Linda Hickey, 259; Cathy
Carson, 204; Sheila Kruse,
205, and Jean Merkley, 204.
WEDNESDAY LADIES
Mary Lee bowled the high
single of 289 and Jean King
captured the triple with 775.
In the team standings the
Jenny Wrens have managed
to hold ,down first spot with
.38 points followed by the
Bluejays', 34; Humming-
birds, 28; Hoot Owls, 27, and.
the Meadow Larks and
Arctic Eagles are tied with
18 points each.
Ganges of 200 points or
more were bowled by Mary
Lee, 289, and. 211; Margaret
'Hickey, 2214 Jean King, 227,
287 and 261; Mary Campbell,
200; Louise Welwood, 223 and
204; • Betty Darlini3 207;
Shirley Storey, 258, 213 and
229; •Shifley Saliows, 206;.
Heather Riley, 206; Caroline
Glreenaway, 234 and 283;
Vicki Bower, 231 and 215, and
Joanne Harrison, 200.•
THURSDAY.MIXElf
Rena Fisher was top lady
'bowler last week as she
captured both the high single
and triple with 258 and 612
respectively. George Skinn
did the, same for the men,
bowling a top. single of 302
scores
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Sitter 252;:,, Wes Ball, 210:,
259 and. 2133; Rolland Ren -
and totalling 779 for the
triple.
In the team standings
Grant's Grand Prix is
holding down first place with
43 points, while Cathy's
Clunkers sit in second spot
with 31. Diane's Tans Ams
and Marg's Monte Carlos are
bumper to bumper for third
with 28 points followed iv
Sharon's Rabbits, 27 and
Coree's Colts, 26.
Those bowling 200 -point
games or better 'were: Barb
Rintoul, 201 and 206; Linda
Wall, 204; Brenda Cardiff,
229 and 227; Sharon Skinn,
223; Sylvia Pewtress, 214;
Verna Haugh, 212; Sheila
Walker, 241; Rena Fisher,.
258;
Doris Burrows, 238; Niel
Edgar, 228; Bob Johnson, 203
and 212; George Skinn, 302
and 269; Grant Wall, 231;,
Wayne Gibbons, 216; Bill
Caslick, 204; Keith Moffatt,
231, 202 and 207; Bill Wall,
225 and 223.
SENIQR LADIES
High singles were bowled
by Reta Haselgrove, 171 and
163, and Agnes Cameron,
179.
Those . bowling high
doubles were: Reta Hasel-
grove, 334; Elda Coultes, 314,
and Catherine Campbell,
310.
Aquamarines and
Turquoise are in first place,
with 50 points each followed
by the Diamonds, 49; Sap-
phires, 43; Topaz, 38, and the
Rubies, 25.
COFFEE KLATCH
Jan Creeden bowled the
high single of 288 and Shirley
Spoints.torey ,.took the' high total
' Those managing games of
200 . points or .,.-more 'were
Shirley ..Storey, Iris POlilon,
Jan.. Crean: , aad:,WaaW
.Campbell.
Velma Scott and . Wendy
Neufeld won the draws.
WROXETER MIXED --
Les. Stalford played the
men's high single of 261 and
Wes Ball managed the triple
of 673. Shirley Pellett and
Joan Allen tfor the ladies'
top single of 7 and Ethel
McMichael tallied 593 for the
,triple. •
Games of 200 points or
more were played by Ken
Pellett, 258; Butch Stone,
245; John Wheeler, 209;
Kathy Haasnoot, 223; Bob
PLEDGE SHEETS—Fred McGee end Al T1ison, two
local snowmobilers who participated In Sunday's
Snowereme for Timmy, hand in their pledge sheets
and register for the event early Sunday morning. The
Wingham Lions Clubs' an Easter Seal club that spon-
sored the event, looked after registrations at the
Wingharn Legion,Hali.Teking pledge sheets are Lions
Club meoibers Russell Zurbrtgg and Doug Bishop.
Ilett•, L232;. Jerry Carpenter,
226; Kevin Naylor, 245; Gerd
Kaster, 238; 'Joan Allen,: 227'
Ted Sninth, 212; R tidy
Hutchinson, 237 and 206; Les
Stalford, 261.; Rots McMich-
ael, 228; Wendell Stamper,
'233; Bob 'McCaughan, 236;
Shirley Pellett, 227; Ethel
McMichael, 211 and 201.
BLUEVALE MIXED
Dorothy Thompson bowled
299 and. 653 for the top single
a,ndtriple respectively,
while Bill. Greig. played a 260
for the men's high single and
Milt Boyd tallied 672 for the
triple.
Other games of 200 points
or better were bowled by
Bonnie Brewer, 272 and 212; ,
Milt Boyd, 251, and 234;
Harvey Timm,208; Shirley
Nicholson,' 202; Reta Ross,
226; Jack Shaw, 211; Terry
'Frites, 210, and Les Brewer,
222.
FORDWICH MIXED
Two good games of 244 and
267 gave Janice Behrns the
high single and combined
with another single to give
her the high triple of 691 at
last week's session of
bowling. Dave Dinsmore led
the men with his 289 single
and Kea 'Bender had the
men's high triple of 606.
Bowling over the 200 mark
were Mike George 223;
Nellie Allan 212, 201; Ken
Bender 241; Wally Nixon
209; Dorothy Matheson 209;
Jean Ashley 256, 208; Gertie
Lambkin 211, 233:
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Recreational
CRAWFORD DODGERS 4
ADVANCE -TIMES 1°
John Pollard scored twice
and led the way for
•;.Crawfords: Fraser : Seelig
and Murray Gardner• 'also
scored for the winners John
Allen fired his first goal of
• the year in a losing cause for
Recreation Report
BY RENNIE ALEXANDER
Rec. Director
The Advance -Ti es:
Reniember,.thde is public
skating at the tockridge
Memorial Arena every
Saturday from 2 p.m: until 4
p.m., and on Sundays be-
tween 5:30p.m. and 7 p.m.
Hockey games this week at
the arena are as follows:
—Thursday, Feb. 5, 8 P.m.
the Midgets meet Hanover;
.—Friday, Feb. 6, 8 p.m.
Intermediates play Luck -
now; •
—Saturday, Feb. 7, 8 p.m.
recreation team game;
--Sunday, Feb. 8, 2 p.m.
Junior 'C' game— playoff;
—Monday, Feb. 9, 9:30
p.m. industrial playoffs;
—Tuesday, Feb. 10, 8 p.m.
Bantams host Mitchell;
—Tuesday, Feb. 10, 10
p.m. industrial. playoffs.
Hockey spotlight
By Peter Bauer
Ken is in his first year as ad Ironmen after coming
from the Brussels minor hockey organization. He is 17
years old and, weighing in at 130 pounds, is one of the
lightweights on the club. In 22 games up to lase
weekend he had four goals and 10 assists for a total of>,,
14 points.
Being considerably lighter than some of his counter-
parts (not that there is anything wrong with that), he
has made up for it through his other abilities. He has
had good success winning faceoffs and playing a solid
game while ontheice. He has a plus 10 in goals for and.
against, which is right up there with the best of his line
mates. • • '
Ken currently is 'attending F. E. Madill Secondary
School and hopes to become a skilled carpenter in the
future. He enjoys farming, hockey and baseball. He%
says that his teammates are "a great bunch of guys tole
play hockey with and party with". As for his play on
the ice, his output is obvious. As for the partying," he,
knows more about that than I do! ,.
FROSTYFEST
FILL SOON BE HERE
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,roiN THE FVN.
With the
Howick Country Squares
Former Members and Beginner
Dancers Welcome
Mon. Feb. 9, at p.m.
Howick Central School
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The Wingham ft District Snowmobile Assoc.
is holding a 100 Kilometre
FROSTY FEST SAFARI
on February 22nd, 1981, in support of
THE MULTIPLE SCLERO,IS SOCIETY
Pledge Sheets available at Fred McGee Auto Electric, Lynn Hoy
Enterprises, Hayes Clothing or Snowmobile Club Members.
Minimum amount of 25° per km, 10° per kr. paid upon regist-
ration. (to be deducted from total amount pledged.)
FREE Roast Beef Smorgasbord Dinner for all Participants.
A KERO-SUN
Kerosene heater (value $195.) will be awarded to the driver with the most
money pledged. 50 Hno-commotion cresta will be given to the first SO drivers
to register.
Registration 10:30 -12 Feb. 22 at Winghani Legion HAIL
,�� Another Frostyfest Weekend Event
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