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Atoms down Lucknow
with th i rd -period goals
The Wingham Atom Bs
downed Lucknow 4-2 in a
game played at the
Wingham'arena Dec. 23.
Don Heinmiller opened the
scoring for Wingham at 4:29
of the first period, with
assists from Sean Whiteley
and Trevor Elmslie. How-
ever Lucknow came back
with goals at 6:56 and 9:40 to
take a 2-1 lead at the end of
the period.
M. Vandervelt scored both
Lucknow goals, with assists
from R. Neable and S.
Kikkeri.
Lucknow continued to hold
the lead, through the score-
less second period and the
first nine minutes of the
third, before a three -goal
outburst in four minutes
restored Wingham to a 4-2
lead, which held up for the
win.
Peter Poulin started thy
scoring with an unassisted
goal at 9:14, followed by
tallies by Todd Chadwick,
assisted by Greg Deyell and
Robbie Harrison, at 11:56
and by Andrew Mann,
assisted by Robbie MacKay
and Poulin, at 13:06.
Wingham had three
penalties in the game, one in
each period, giving up one
powerplay goal as a result.
Lucknow was called just
once, early in the final
period, but killed the penalty
successfully. All calls were
for tripping.
Michael Elmslie was in the
net for Wingham, while H.
Askes handled the goaltend-
ing for Lucknow.
• The Atom Bs played again
Dec. 29 at the Listowel Atom
Tournament before return-
ing home for a Dec. 30 game
against Teeswater.
Family twosome
tourney winners
Thirty-one YBC bowlers
and their parents took part in
the YBC Family Twosome
Tournament Dec. 27 at the
Wingham Bowling Lanes.
Winners are: Bantam girl
and mother, Angela and
Luanne Kerr, 1096; Bantam
girl and father, Lori and
Doug Tiffin, 1187; Bantam
boy and mother, Robbie
Harrison and Jean King
(grandmother), 1461;
Bantam 'boyand father,
Scott and Doug Neil, 1195;
Junior girl and mother,
Angela and Beth Wall
(grandmother), 1089; Junior
girl and father, Julie and
Stewart Leedham, 1123;
Junior boy and mother,
Jamie and Linda Wall, 1132;
Junior boy and father,
Tommy and Michael
Darling, 1182;
Senior 'girl and father,
Sheri and Ron Walden, 1186;
Senior boy and mother,
Michael and Verna Haugh,
1133; Senior boy and father,
Darin and Rod Hickey, 1205.
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DOUG STE VENSON of the Wingham„ Royals carried the
puck deep into the Mount Forest zone, but couldn't find
a teammate in scoring position, as the Royals drppped a
4-2 decision to the Rams Sunday afternoon. (David Tif-
fin Photo)
Smith sensational in net
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much -improved Mount
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Sunday at the local arena.
Mount Forest won the match
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Despite being outshot
nearly three to one in the•
first, the Royals made .the
most of their chances as they
jumped into a 2-0 lead. The,
first goal came quick, at
1:20, as Ian Montgomery's
perfect pass hit Ron Ben-
nett's' stick and with instant
motion was in the net.
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and at 10:29, one of the few
times the Royals hit the
Rams' end, Montgomery
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and Bennett assisting.
Mount Forest certainly
outhustled the Royals in the
second and with Fred
MacEachern's goal at the 59-
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rob them time and time
again with a quick glove, a
darting pad or a sprawling
save.
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to gable end, Royals sup-
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their fee. At:18:16, Mount
Forest's Dave LeBlanc slid ,
one into the corner of the net
and with only eight seconds
left on the clock,
MacEachern addeda little
icing to the victory cake with
his second goal of the game.
The Mount Forest team left
the ice happy with a 4-2
victory over the Royals.
WHISTLE STOPS—With a
good following of Mount
Forest fans, the Rams
certainly deserved the 'win
as they appear to have jelled
very quickly into a good,
sound, hard-working team
which has learned you dpn't
win games in the penalty
box. What was particularly
impressive was the reform-
ed play of defence pair Don
Rae and' Randy. Eurig who
played heads -up hockey with
nary a penalty: a big im-
provement over their earlier
games when they got their
team into trouble with
numerous foolish penalties.
Everyone on hand shook
their heads more than once
in disbelief at the heroics of
Smith, the keeper of the
corded cage for the Royals.
He was peppered with pucks
from all angles and robbed
the Rams time and again as
he faced more pucks than
seen in Al Harrison's' puck
collection. What an effort
and it was just a Shame that
the Royals couldn't at least
have salvaged a tie on his
efforts. .
This was the third loss in a
row for the Royals in the
same fashion, letting two -
goal leads slip tolosses after
the end of the first.
The team continues to just
cling to second spot in -the
league; a single point ahead
of the Mildmay Monarchs.
Mount Forest certainly
made a clean sweep Sunday.
winning the game with two of
their fans taking home both
the "Share the Wealth" cash
prize and the pizza donated
by the Pizza Train.
The Royals have two big
games this week as they host
the Harriston Blues Friday
evening at 8:30 and travel to
Paisley Sunday for a 2 p.m.
encounter. Let's hope the
' Royals can return to their
winning ways in these two
big games.
Kincardine nipped by
Lions Midgets 5-4
The Wingham Lions'
Midgets faced off with the
Kincardine Midgets Sunday
night in the Lockridge
Memorial Arena and came
away with a 5-4 victory.
Wingham drew first blood,
with Mark Foxton scoring at
7:52 of the first from Tim
Brown and Jim Dennis. The
score remained 1-0 for
Wingham until Brett
Cameron scored at 3:57 of
the second. Kincardine
scored a minute later, but
Foxton gave Wingham a 3-1
lead at 5:43, assisted by Bill
Haines and Brown.
' Ed Sweeney took a neat
pass from Foxton at 9:04 and
increased Wingham's teau l.0
4-1 at the end of the second.
Kincardine went on a scoring
spree right from the opening
seconds of the third period,
with three straight goals to
tie the game at four -all.
Paul Robinson scored the
winner for Wingham at 8:34,
assisted by Doug McFarlan
and Dennis. The final score
read Wingham, five, and
Kincardine, four.
ICE CHIPS --Mitch Braun
played a solid game in goal
for Wingham in` this game.
Kincardine has \one of the
best Midget teams in the
area, so congratulations to
the Wingham Lions' Midgets
for a well-deserved win.
Lions win bronze medal
of Kinc. Winter Games
The Wingham Lions
Midgets won two of their
three contests at the Kincar-
dine Winter Games to bring
home a bronze medal for
each team member.
After losing 2-1 to Hanover
in their opening game, the
Lions came roaring back to
down St. Marys 6-3 and
Orangeville 10-3.
Doug Wood scored
Wingham's only goal of the'
opening game at 8:41 of the
final period to avert the shut-
out, after Hanover had taken
a 2-0 lead on goals in the first
and second periods.
Wingham's second game
of the tournament against St.
Marys was a dandy. The
score was tied at one after
th'e. first. , period, and the
middle stanza was a tight -
checking affair with neither
team managing to score.
However Wingham domin-
ated the third frame, out-
scoring St. Marys 5-2.
Paul Robinson played one
of his strongest games of the
season, picking up a hat
trick. His second goal was a
picture, as he skirted the St.
Marys' defence and slid the
puck under a sprawling
goaltender.
Paul Kenyon and Steve
Nicholson picked up singles,
as did Mark Foxton with a
blast from just outside the
blueline that was in the net
before the goalie could
move.
Wingham's final game of
the Winter Games was a
shootout, with the Lions
blasting Orangeville 10-3.
Brett Cameron finally got
untracked, scoring four,
goals.
The outcome was never in
doubt, as Wingham built a 6-
1 lead by the end of the first.
period. Doug McFarlan and
Mark Foxton each had a pair
of goals, with singles going to
Doug Wood and Doug
Stephenson.
The win gave Wingham
third place in the tour-
nament and the bronze
medal.
ICE CHIPS — Congratula-
tions to the Midgets and to
coaches Bob Sangster and
Jon Bateson on "a fine
showing.
Goaltenders Rob Schistad
and Mitch Braun played
great hockey, allowing only
eight goals in three games. It
was good to see Rob Willis
back on the *dine for
Wingham after being out
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Harriston racks up
8-5 win over Royals
By Bill Johnston
In the last game of the old
year, the Harriston Blues
racked up a come -from -
behind 8-5 win over the
Royals at the local ice slab
last Tuesday night.
The first period belonged
to the Royals as they put out
their best 20 minutes of
hockey dominating the play
in the Harriston end for the
best part of the period and
jumping to a 4-2 lead.
Jay MacLaurin opened the
scoring at 9:24, with a
powerplay effort. Less than
a minute later, the Royals
were ahead by two on a gem
as Rick Jacklin threw a
perfect pass from blueline to
blueline to send Dave
Stephenson in alone and be
made no mistake in getting
that red light a -glowing.
Harriston got one back 13
seconds later from the blade
of Bill Williams. At 13:10, the
Royals regained their two -
goal lead as Rick Jacklin
found the mark with Dennis
Knox assisting.
The Blues edged closer
and Wayne Williams scored
a powerplay goal at 14:44.
In the last minute of .the
period, the Royals got a big
goal on the power play.
Blues' Brent Manderson
hardly had his pants. on the
penalty pine, (yes, it took the
Royals three seconds td
score) as MacLaurin won the
draw right onto Gord
Kinahan's blade and the
denting twine signalled a
goal to put the Royals ahead
4-2.
Early in the second, the
pendulum of power swung to
the Blues. With two quick
goals early in the period,
both from behind the stick of
Fred Locking, the Blues tied
the score and took control of
the game. At 14:14, the Blues
potent power play put them
in the lead on Manderson's
goal and a little sugar was
added 15 seconds later as
hard-working Paul Berfelz
put. -one. home to send
Harriston ahead 6-4.
The Blues out -played and
out -scored the Royals in the
third on goals by Burt
Newman and Russ Freisen
whereas the Royals' replied
with a single marker that
came from a blast from the
blade of Dennis Knox as he
moved in from the point to
blast home a pass -out from
teammate Jacklin. At the
final buzzer, the Royals once
again found themselves on
the end of an 8-5 score.
WHISTLE STOPS—Boy
the Royals sure looked good
in the first as they controlled
the puck and jumped to a 4-2
lead as referee. Clark Pollock
had his whistle sounding
with rapidity as he ruled the
rink with authority ex-
traordinaire.
For the second game in a
row, the Royals learned that
"Twenty minutes of good
hockey do not a game
make." The Blues came out
in the second fired up and
those two quick goals to even
the count seemed to sap the
confidence from the Royals
as Harriston completely
dominated the game in the
last two periods.
For the Blues, Friesen was
the big thorn in the Royals
side as he had a big game
with a goal and four assists.
For the Royals, Jacklin
continued to be the big
gunner with a goal and three
a!
assists.
Iti's nice to see Mike
Montgomery back in the
Royals' fold as he saw his
first action of the season on
the ulbg
Winnerbleine of theri"ade.Share the
Wealth" draw was ,Dwight
Leslie of Teeswater and at
press time, no one had
claimed the pizza donated by
the local Pizza Train.
The Royals have a return
match with the Blues this
Friday night at the local
arena with game time 8:30
p.m. The Royals would like
nothing better than to rack
up their first win of the
season over the Blues. It
should be a good one.
Ringette girls win
consolation trophy
The Wingham senior
ringette team won the
consolation trophy at its first
tournament of the season,
held at Seaforth last week.
After losing their first
game 7-3 to Goderich, a team
which went on to win the
championship trophy, the
girls downedNMitchell 12-3.
This win achranced them to
the consolation final against
Howick, with Wingham
winning by a score of 11-4.
The team played ex-
tremely well, especially
considering that it had been
organized just a week before
the tournament.
Leading the scoring by the
strong forward squad were
Lori - Gavreluk with nine
goals, Julaine Adams also
with nine, Leah Kulas with
five, and Ellen Rodger,
Tracy Scammell and Heidi
Strong each with one.
They were backed up by
the good defensive play of
Leesa Cook, Sandra
Morrison, Paula Strong and
Carol -Belanger, and the
strong goaltending of Vickie
Belanger and Lynne Braun.
The team was presented
with a keeper trophy and
each of the players and the
coach received a silver
medal.
Teams participating in the
tournament came from
Goderich, Seaforth, Mit-
chell, Huron Park, Howick,
London and Wingham.
Blyth bro�rnball
Now that Christmas has
come and gone, the
broomball season still goes
on with the league divisions
closer and tougher than they
have ever been. With the
playoffs starting the second
week in February, the end is
near for the divisional
championship. '
Last Tuesday, the Brussels
Ladies clipped Goderich 2-0
with Sandy ,Heuther getting
the eventual game -winning
goal. Blh Baintoneers and
Auburn Ladies played to a
draw in a hard-hitting
defensive game.
in men's play, the Eighth
Liners sneaked past the
Atlas Rams 2-1 with Irwin
Pease popping the game
winner in from a quick shot
off the face-off. Blyth Bears
surprised Auburn, dumping
them 4-1 with John Bird
getting three points. The
Lakelet Hornets blew the
doors off the Clinton
Warriors' attack by downing
them 12-0 with Ron deBoer
getting six points, Dave
Ireland, four points, Stephen
Douglas, ,four points, Doug
Kreller, three points, Calvin
Quipp, three points and Doug
deBoer, two goals.
Last Thursday night, the
Gravel Runners-- downed
Auburn 2-1 with Karen Souch
getting the game winner and
Lucknow sneaked past
Belgrave 1-0 with Patti Boak
getting the only goal. Auburn
dumped the Maitland Dirt
Riders 5-1 and 'Lanesville
Lords mercied the League
team 5-1.
The Blyth Bears edged
past the Goderich Oarsmen
4-3 with John Bird having
another three-point night for. ,
the Bears this week.
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