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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-03-16, Page 14:u7 � .arki.44.44.u, u.4_a4,,1,9,4' ' 4(10_44 '(1044.44.0 4.4.4.4: 44,a .0 se . rA ., fir \1 leIM Y lw rIrwaw P A r x Il Texrirrlir Howick, Tavistock tied in all -Ontario semi-final The Howick Juniors came bank to win 5-2 in the second game of their all -Ontario semi-final series with Tavistock on Sunday, after dropping the first game of the series 9-6 on Saturday night. Playing on home ice Sunday, the Juniors fell behind. 1-0 at the midway point of the first period, when Kevin Reiger opened the scoring for Tavistock. Stewart Cardiff tied the score at 7:33 with Howick on the powerplay, Dorren Foerter and Jamie Brad - stock assisting, and with 2:35 remaining in the period Rob WINGIIAM ROYALS 1982-83 FINAL SCORING STATISTICS (incl. playoffs) PLAYER Rick Jacklin Dave Stephenson Jay MacLaurin Ian Montgomery Steve Lehman Dennis Knox Ron Bennett Gord Kinahan Dave Bartliff Doug Stevenson Chad Gross Murray Black Greg Morris Mike Montgomery Sandy Fitzgerald Dave Burns Reuben Jacklin Kevin Carter Tom Irwin Neil Biemnan Ken Fitzgerald Gary Lisle Dave Golley Randy Alton GP G A PT PIM 30 25 29 54 40 26 17 19 36 34 24 9 24 33 20 28 9 19 28 30 24 13 11 24 41 29 4 18 22 61 21 8 11 19 20 29 8 9 17 38 25 2 15 17 28 27 7 '7 14 24 10 5 7 12 12 29 2 8 10 45 9 4 4 8 0 16 4 4 8 111 13 4 1 5 16 9 2 2 4 21 25 2 2 4 18 22 1 3 4 16 26 0 4 4 50 3 1 2 3 8 8 1 1 2 12 2 0 2 2 2 30 0 2 2 47 5 0 0 0 0 GOALTENDING STATISTICS GP GA 17.4 78 12.6 60 Ron Smith Hugh Nichol AVG 4.48 4.76 Drost put Howick into the lead, assisted by Cardiff. Shots on goal were 9-8 for Tavistock in the period. Steve Lange tied the game at 11:12 of the second period, putting both teams on the defensive. Close play resumed for the remainder of the period. Early in the third period, Trev Pocaluyko broke the tie, and 47 seconds later Darwin Weber increased the lead to 4-2 on an unassisted goal. Lange tallied his second of the game at 10:03 to bring Tavistock to within one, but another penalty to Tavistock gave Howick the advantage as Paul Charlebois from Mark Leslie scored the final goal of the game. Howick outshot Tavistock 38-31 overall in the win. In the first game of the semi-finals at Tavistock Saturday night, the Juniors trailed 3-0 at the end of one period and 7-3 after two. Howick goals were scored by Leslie, Drost and Mc- Cracken. In the third frame, Job, Drost and Charlebois added three more, but Howick couldn't tie the game although it controlled play for most of the period. 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THE PUCK SLID THROUGH THE CREASE after Randy Alton tried to jam it in from the corner of the net on a Wingham powerplay late in the third period last Tues- day. Royals came back to make a game of it after trailing 4-0 on four quick goals at the start of the second period, but lost 5-3 to the powerful Harriston Blues, who took the series four games to two. Blues win playoff series 4.2 with 5-3 victory over Royals By Bill Johnston assists. The local ice pad again At 16:19 on a line change, was the setting for playoff Dennis Knox's lead pass sent hockey at its best last Neil Bieman with legs -a - Tuesday night, as the pumping in alone. and he Wingham Royals hooked up made no mistake, pumping with the Harriston Blues in one into the lower corner and the sixth game of their OHA beating the Blues' goalie series. cleanly to put the Royals The Blues came up with a right back into the game at 4- 5-3 win to take the best -of- 2. seven semi-final four, games The Royals kept the to . two and move into the pressure on but just couldn't league finals against connect, and with just Mildmay Monarchs. • seconds left in the period First period action Harriston 's Dan Mock featured a thrill a minute as dashed from the point to the teams checked closely, bash in a rebound and send skated well and -came up the Blues. to the dressing with several good scoring room ahead by 5-2 after 90 chances. Both goalies, Ron minutes. Smith of the Royals and John The tempo picked up in the Herst of the Blues, were third as the Royals, facing forced to make some big elimination, pulled out all saves. stops and gave it their best And there was hitting and shot. At 5:01 Steve Lehman solid checking with perhaps dented the twine to close the the best, seldom seen in gap to 5-3. The Royals kept today's game, a bone -jarring skating and hitting and it hip check dished out by was playoff hockey at its Royals' Dave Bartliff on best. Fred Locking of the Blues. The Blues tested Hugh The Wingham Atom Bs The Royals certainly had Nichol, who had replaced defeated Ayton 5-3 Sunday on the best of the play and some Smith in the Wingham net, the strength of a three -goal excellent scoring chances, time and time again, but performance by Robbie but at the period -closing Nichol, with more than one buzzer it was a scoreless tie. sprawling save from close The Blues' coach certainly range, held them off to keep fired up his team between the excitement at high pitch. periods and the Blues hit the The Royals pulled the ice on the attack, hurling goalie in a last-ditch effort blast after blast of solid and the Blues had an open - rubber at Ron Smith in the net goal called back as Royal net, and after only 45 Manderson picked up a 10 - seconds they jumped into the minute penalty. lead on Locking's sold effort, At the final buzzer, the a zooming shot from just ` Blues had a 5-3 win and the inside the blueline directly in series, but to a man they front of the net. were certainly surprised at Then three quick goals the effort the Royals from the sticks of Brent mounted during the series. Manderson, Ken Williams WHISTLE STOPS — The and Paul Berfelz, and the series, which many thought Blues in a mere five minutes would be decided in four hada 4-O lead. straight games, went to six The Royals just wouldn't and the powerful Blues at quit and at 14:90 hard work times in the series appeared was rewarded with a goal as mesmerized by the strong Mike Montgomery zinged performance of the Royals. one home with Rick Jacklin With key performers Jay and Steve Lehman drawing MacLaurin, Murray Black and Chad Gross not avail- both teams, leaving each able for the final game due to with its share of hurts and injuries, Neil Bieman was bruises. Blues' Norm Fisk pressed into action and came caught a puck in the eye area and left the action Tuesday. To the Blues, good luck as you go after another all - Ontario championship. You have a good team, a good mix of strong defence, ex- cellent penalty -killers in the Berfelz brothers and what size and mobility. To the Royals, thank you for the excellent hockey this year certainly the best local team we have seen for some time. And a special thank you to the loyal fans and sponsors who make all this exciting hockey possible. up with a big effort as he took a shot at nearly every Blue. It was nice to see him give the Blues a bitof their own medicine as he parked in the crease area and with an air of "I'm the ,King of the Castle" caused more than one Bltie to take a runat him and land on the penalty pines. The Royals to a man came up with excellent efforts in. this series and it was no shame losing to the powerful Blues. It has been good, fan - pleasing entertainment. This was a rough series for MacKay leads the way as Atoms down Ayton MacKay. MacKay also had one assist in the game, while Mike Elmslie had one goal and three assists. The other Wingham goal was scored b• - Peter Poulin, unassisted. Wingham took the lead in the game on MacKay's first goal with 3:06 left in the opening period, and went up 2-Q on Elmslie's marker early in the second period. Ayton fought back to tie the score on goals by Jason Peter and Greg Patterson, but Wingham responded with two more goals by MacKay in the second period and a third -period marker by Poulin to put the contest out of reach. The third Ayton goal was scored by Donald Win over Tiverton puts Blues in playoffs By Esther Nethery The Wingham Blues assured themselves of a playoff spot when they defeated Tiverton Big Reds 1-0 last Saturday night. The victory gave Wingham two wins and one tie in the round robin playoffs with Delmore and Tiverton, with just one game remaining against Belmore this Saturday at 4 p.m. in Bel more. The Blues played their usual aggressive style which is quite effective against the Tiverton team. Rut this type of hockey resulted in Wingham picking up five of the six penalties called. The only goal of the game was scored at the 1:30 mark of the second when Lynne Haines fired a low hard slap - shot into the net. Assisting on the goal was Donna Fischer. Tiverton made the game exciting throughout the third and ended the game by challenging the Blues with six attackers after pulling their goalie with Wingham serving a penalty, thus giving the Blues four for- wards . BLUE LiNES - The Blues seem to be improving with each game anti die working well as a team. Each player contriubtes something to each game and all are im- portant to the team's play. Tharon Riley and Eileen O'Donoghue played well and did a lot of forechecking and backchecking. Riley has come back from an injury she received after a hard check in one Belmore game to be a hardworking centre who still is not afraid to ,throw a check or take one. The girls' next home game will be one of the games in the final series against either Bel more or Tiverton. Clark with 1:20 left in the game. Wingham took four minor penalties in the contest, to just one for Ayton. Next action for the Wingham Atom Bs will be a tournament at Kurtzville March 24. r Pee Wees eliminated from WOAA playoffs The Wingham Legion Pee Wees were4eliminated from further WOAA action by dropping a 2-0 decision to Seaforth Monday night in Seaforth. That was the second win for Seaforth in the two -game series, the first one being Sunday night in Wingham. Monday night's game saw the two teams skate to a scoreless tie after one period of play, but at 7:43 of the second, Seaforth's Terry Gray scored his team's first goal of the game. The score remained the same until, with only 1:20 remaining, Brad Beuttemiller scored an unassisted goal that clinched the victory for Selorth. Wingham had several good scoring chances, but hot goaltending lay Seaforth's Bill Tremeer kept his team in the game. In Sunday's game, the teams were tied at 0-0 after two periods, but Wingham took a 2-1 lead that stood up unitl 13:45 of the period when Seaforth's Mike Schoon- derwoerd and Gray scored 12 seconds apart to give. Seaforth a 3-2 victory. Wingham scorers were John MacDonald from Joe Walker and Paul Brophy, and Brophy from Jason Moore and Paul Edwards. ICE CHIPS—Seaforth meets Durham now in the WOAA finals. Wingham's next game is this Tuesday in the Goderich Young Canada Week. The first game will be at 8:10 a.m. against Elora. In an exhibition game last week, Wingham lost a 7-2 decision to Kincardine. Greg Tanner of Kincardine led his team with three goals and two assists. Brett Martin scored both the Wingham goals with assists going. to MacDonald and Rick Leach- man. Howick Juniors win group championship Howick Juniors eliminated the Wiarton Redmen in four games straight to win the group championship, win- ning the final game last Tuesday on Wiarton ice. Darwin Weber . scored two goals and Mark Leslie and Trev Pocaluyko added singles to lead Howick in the 9-1 win. The game was scoreless with continuous end-to-end action until 4:18, when Weber from Paul Charlebois netted the first goal. At 11:29 of , the second, Leslie put the puck over the shoulder -of the Wharton goalie, Gord Hough, giving Howick a 2-0 Lead, with the assist going to Charlebois. Howick drew two penalties at the l0 -minute mark and successfully killed them off with precise puck control and brilliant saves by Dave MacLean in the Howick net. Pocaluyko backhanded, the puck past a stunned Hough with 1:49 Ieft in the period to give Howick a 3-0 lead after two. The third period saw both netminders making numerous saves, but a• powerplay for Wiarton at 9:56 gave the Redmen the opportunity they needed. Following a scramble in front of the Ilowick net, Kevin Clarke scored the lone Wiarton goal. End-to-end action resumed, but MacLean looked sharp. in holding off the attack. With a minute and a half to play, Wiarton went with six attackers, forcing Howick into its own end. However a bad pass at the blueline ended up on Weber's stick and he went in alone to score into the empty net. It was a good, clean finish to this round of the playoffs, as both teams showed control and limited the penalty minutes. Brownie corner - The "following'13 ovijii es' received badges: Singer, Shannon Simpson, Carla Mowbray, Beth Ward, Susan Colquhoun, Amy MacDon- ald, Julie McGrath, Kerri McGrath, Kendra Machan; Housekeeper, Beth Ward, Kendra Merkley; Cook, Carolyn Elston, Beth Ward, Kendra Merkley; Bakers, Emily Hopper; Writers, Shannon Robinson; Book lovers, Beth Ward; Musi- cian, Kendra Machan; Team Sport, Tammy Thynne; • Dancer, Clara McKenna. Dawn Craig earned her Golden Bar. Crystal Finley told of Brownies in other lands. Mrs. Gibbons .and Mrs. Alexander helped with the Brownies. Group A and B "planted" bean seeds and are keeping a diary of their growth. Group C made bird feeders from milk cartons supplied by Sunrise Dairy. 0� .',/,;/ 1 RON BENNETT watches the puck sail across the open corner as the Royals applied pressure on a powerplay while trailing 4-0 early in the second period. A letdown which allowed Harriston to score four goals early in the second, plus failure to capitalize on manpower advantages, cost Wingham a 5-3 loss and eliminated them from the playoff series last week.