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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-01, Page 13V Kerr powers Collingwood to ClassA'chamoionshin In a free -wheeling and hi scoring game, which at tim showed poor goatteuding, lingwood posted a 12-7 win o Merritton Tuesday night to ca ture the Class 'A' clhampi at the Wingham Midget Hock Tournament. Doug Kerr pac the Collingwood attack with fo goals and two assists. Geor Kennedy, representing the O tario fidget Hockey Associatio presented team captain Pat D Ion with the A. J. (Alf) Lockridg Trophy. Collingwood advanced to t semi-final after defeating Ni gars Falls 3-3 by shots on go Hock( I ­ SALE WINTER JACKETS SWEATERS HALF PRICE READMAN Cleaners and Men's Wear WINGHAM gh Monday afternoon and late es defeating Goderich 7-6 in th CoeI- same- manner. *Ierritton bom ver barded Barrie 10-0 in the play p- offs Sunday but later fell to Cam onship Borden 6-2 Sunday night in th semi-final. ed Collingwood, with a persistent ur offensive attack, jumped into an ge early 1-0 lead at the 3:04 mark of n- the first period on an unassisted n, goal by Kerr. Gord Smith replied Di for Merritton at 7:18, assists e going to Bob Buckle and Rocco Lucciola. It looked as if Merritton he would eventually take complete a- control of the game when Scott al Pymont scored at 8:10 assisted by Ken Barszcz and Randy Hud- spith. A little less than 25 seconds later, Collingwood beunced back to tie the score once again at 2-2 with a goal by Jeff Brown assisted by Kerr. Merritton made the score 3-2 at 10:42• when Collingwood was caught napping in their own end. Norm Col scored the goal with as- _,sists by Pymont and Brian Burns. Collingwood then scored three unanswered goals in 26 seconds. Kerr scored at 10:57 to tie thg game at 3-3. At that point, Merrit- ton's starting goalie, Karl Hol- land, was replaced by Drew Vallee. Vallee was shaky on a number of occasions as Paul Monaghan scored again for Col- lingwood, making the count 4-3 at 11:13. Ten seconds later Kerr - . brought the count to 5-3, assists Thank You To all who have contributed in any way to the successful operation of the Community Centre. Howick Community Centre Board HONDA You're ahead on a Honda FULL RANGE OF MODELS FROM Z50 to GL 1000 IN STOCK Fully Licensed Bike Shop 357-3435 e r going to Gary Cooper and Ken Pollard. Both clubs, throughout the game, capitalized on each other's Camp mistakes. In the final minutes of the first period, Gird Smith of Merritton narrowod the gap to 5-4 at 12:06 with Lpeciola assisting. Norm Col tied the game at 5-5 with 1:05 remaining, off a Col- lingwood players' skate. With Vallee flat on his back, Collingwood made it 6-5 at the 2:05 mark of the second period with a goal by Ian Mulholland assisted by Jeff Brown and Cooper. Collingwood's Dave Gilroy blasted a shot from the blueline seven seconds later to make it 7-5. Merritton kept press- ing and scored at 5:29 to narrow the gap to 7-6 with a goal by Hud- spith and assists by Burns and Pymont. With two Merritton players in the penalty box, Brown scored a powerplay goal with assists going to Pollard and team captain Pat Dillon, at the 11:06 mark. Merrit- ton, with a two man advantage, scored on a perfect play by Col at 13:15, Smith picking up the assist. *.IN1110111aww"WJr ...yc v„ _W 0., I,. I.W..n .0 .i:i3:9'^h'.'.nl •-N ., 4x,: 4 " .. . .. w.. . . MRS. JACK GOODALL, executive member of.the Wingham Minor Hockey Association, presented Owen Sound- coach Cliff McMillan and captain Bill Slumskie with the M. L. 'Tory' Gregg Trophy Sunday night after they defeated London 6-3. The team was the winner of the Class 'AAA' championship. The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., April 1, 104 --Pap IS Port Elgin wins annual tournament Collingwood ended the period at Kurtzville downs Ironmen are eliminated 17 s 9-7 on a goal by Pollard with 54 !a to grab a 4-2 victory over Kieffer and Tom MacLean. Wingham Lions and win the Jay MacLaurin scored his first seconds remaining in the second period. Belmore Club S -Z from series by Stay der seta far In the final 15 minutes of play, In Midget action at Belmore, .n. The final was the third Bennett, Bernie Haines and Dave Dou Collingwood put the icing on the cake when Dave Gilroy scored at Kurtzville downed the local club The Ironmen were eliminated players which s the Ironmen Ros 2:41 from Pollard and Dillon. 5-2. Ross Baird and Glen Jeffray from the playoffs last Saturday go through the regular season oppo Kerr scored his fourth goal of the scored the Belmore goals. In other action, Kurtzville was later night in Stayner as they came out of the game on the short end of a and playoffs and lose only one game at home. To the overage agai Po night at 7:22 to make the count 11- 7 from Pollard. The final Colling- defeated 6-5 in an exciting game 5-2 score. The Ironmen hit the ice players who will not be back next by wood goal came at 12:06 on. a by Belmore, Jeffh'ay scoring five on the fly and at 1:09 Greg Hamil- year—Benny Blackwell, Jeff sera power -play by Cooper assisted by goals and Brian Fisher adding a single marker. Belmore defeated too blasted one from the point which caught one of the Siskins Lockridge, Gerry Wheeler, Doug Leitch, Brian Yahbee, Murray with Kerr and Ralph Busby. Robert D'annibale went all the Williamsford by an identical jumping in front of the net and Black, Greg Hamilton and Mark the In way for Collingwood while Vallee score with Des Phair scoring four goals. Ross Baird and Glen Jef- deflected in. A minute later, with an Iron- Chisholm—a special thank you for your efforts in providing good nett, Greg and Holland traded netminding duties. Collingwood had 18 fray added singles. In the Ban- men power play, they went two hockey the last three years. the I penalty minutes compared to tam league, Kurtzville defeated up with Jim McGee scoring and ston 4-1 as Willie Stafford scored sing shooters time and time' Merritton's 20. Belmore 5-0. Murray Black drawing the assist. rt Elgin finally stuffed one each. In the Midget final, Owen from, a goal mouth Sound was edged 3-1. Des Phair Stayner's Rick Gowan tucked one scored a pair of goals in the just over a minute to play in Midget win and Glen Jeffray Walkerton OPP was downed by the Belmore Intermediates 6-5. into the corner of the net to make Stayner takes Brad a results g Ken Tervit and Doug Me- it 2-1 at the end of the first. or scored two goals each in captured three of the four cham- 2-3 romp over Southampton. The Belmore Juvenile Girls de- Early in the second. Stayner Skinn pulled his goalie for the I;I:NCII PENALTY NIIN1 TF.S fired up host Port Elgin econds The on mpionship g Taylor game. 'Singles were added by, Gord get Club overcame a 2-1 Kinahan, Kevin Hickey, Bernie cit with three unanswered Haines, Jay MacLaurin, Dave !a to grab a 4-2 victory over Kieffer and Tom MacLean. Wingham Lions and win the Jay MacLaurin scored his first annual Tim Kennedy Memo- hat trick of the year to pace the Midget Hockey Tournament Lions past Listowel. Gord Kina- ,ed last Saturday in Port han scored twice while Dave .n. The final was the third Bennett, Bernie Haines and Dave ie in less than 12 hours for the Kieffer added a goal each. is who earlier in the day had Not only are the Irons playing imered Southampton 12-3 in some of their best hockey of the first round and out -hustled season but also some of their Dwel in a tough semi-final cleanest as they took only 38 ch to win 8-5. minutes in penalties in the three the championship game, games. Elgin took an early 1-0 lead Stayner's Mark Hannon sent ing at 1: 39 of the first period. men in this one. With Greg e Kieffer evened the count RUSSF1. JONES a minute to go in the first on ass from Doug McGregor. Belmore takes in Hickey sent Wingham a up again, scoring on a break three trophies y four minutes into the judge, faced off at center mean- nd. Then the Lions ran into Murray Mawhinney paced the e penalty trouble and Port Peewees with three goals in n came up with two power defeating Oak Ridges 11-0 at the markers including the all Flesherton Tournament. Other ►rtant go ahead goal with just goal scorers were Alan Kieffer to go in the second. with two, David Eadie with a pair final period saw end to end and Doug Busby, MiclLael Cham - with both teams reaching bers, Doug Goetz and Rob eserve energy to capture the Helfenstein picking up singles. but goaltenders In another championship Taylor of Wingham and match, the Bantams downed Alli- er of Port Elgin robbed the ston 4-1 as Willie Stafford scored sing shooters time and time' a pair of goals with Greg Inglis n. and Brad Horton scoring one rt Elgin finally stuffed one each. In the Midget final, Owen from, a goal mouth Sound was edged 3-1. Des Phair mble for their insurance goal scored a pair of goals in the just over a minute to play in Midget win and Glen Jeffray The second period belonged to added a single marker. the opening round Dave Ben- Of the four divisions participat- Ken Tervit and Doug Me- ing in the tournament, Belmore or scored two goals each in captured three of the four cham- 2-3 romp over Southampton. pionship trophies. 3-0 lead in play-offs First, Ross Hanna and Farish feated Ripley lin overtime 4-2 to tied it up on- an ice scorcher by Last Monday night in Stayner, swered goals to take a command- goals in just over three minutes Moffatt; second, Yvonne Me- capture the WOAA champion- Mark Hannon. With a power play, the Siskins came from behind to ing 5-2 lead at the end of the se- to salt away a one-sided 9-3 win. Phersonand Joe Martin; third, ship- Glenda Ballagh, Carol Kief- Stayner went ahead on a disputed down the Ironmen 9-3 to take the cond. With only 57 seconds into JOHN IIENDERSON Lillian Brooks and Rena Fisher; fer, Nancy Dickson and Twyla goal—despite the fact the goal third straight game in the best -of- the third, Ian Montgomery com- WHISTLE STOPS. Lack of the fourth, May Porter and Hazel Dickson each scored a goal for judge claimed the puck did not seven. Early in the first period, bined with Frank Chisholm and bench spelled defeat for the Iron - Weir. the winners. cross the line. The referee, with- Stayner's Mark Hannon sent Russel Jones to close the gap to 5- men in this one. With Greg Wingham team is the first team RUSSF1. JONES out even conferring with the goal Stayner ahead. Before the period 3 and the Ironmen appeared to be Hamilton out with injured ribs, Ironmen defeat Stayner judge, faced off at center mean- ended, the Ironmen roared back right back in the game. the defence crew was down to three in STEVE CASLICK 5 ing Stayner held a 3-2 lead. and with Russel Jones' goal at Stayner changed that as Brian number and with the 5 5 The Ironmen skated hard in the 7:58 and Gerry Wheeler's solo ef- Dickey scored an unassisted goal Midgets wrapping up the 'C' The Ironmen, down 3-0 in the and it took the Ironmen only nine third. The Siskins went ahead 4-2 fort the Ironmen had a 2-1 lead at 1:15. Then coach George Skinn championship in the tournament best -of -seven series, stayed alive seconds to move ahead 1-0 as on Jim Halliday's goal. With min- after 20 minutes of exciting made a change in goalies insert- at home, there was no help from as they defeated Stayner Siskins Mark Chisholm scored from in- utes remaining in the game, hockey. ing Benny Blackwell between the the Midget ranks. 4-0 last Thursday night. In the side the blue line. Stayner's Mark Hannon picked The second period belonged to pipes and the Siskins gave Benny Despite having only 14 players first period, Stayner picked up Early in the second, Rick Fox, up a penalty and coach George Stayner as they fired four unan- a bad time. They scored three dressed, the boys were very their first penalty of the game ton padded the lead to 2-0 off a Skinn pulled his goalie for the I;I:NCII PENALTY NIIN1 TF.S much in the game for the first the four goals. Stayner deflection. Playing a extra attacker. The move back- — half but lack of numbers and bination of good fans and good man short, the Ironmen got a big fired as Gowan slid one into the WINGHAM IRONMEN JUNIOR 'D" STATISTICS heavy ice proved their downfall. PARK goal as Gerry Wheeler dug the puck from behind the net to John open net to salt away a 5-2 victory ALL -ONTARIO QUARTER FINAL PLAYOFFS 1975-76 It was a clean, fast game with only a total of nine penalties in "saw" All CONDITIONIC Henderson who caught Jeff Lock- for Stayner. WHISTLE STOPS. Once again SERIES "C"—STAYNER, - BEST 4 OUT OF 7 the game as the referees kept ridge on the fl The Ironmen led g y• it was the Ironmen's failure to Games played 5. wins 1, losses 4, ties 0. things under control. ° " """` "`•"°""°' •"°'°` • • 3-0 after the second. Stayner kept charging in the stopStayner's Rick Gowan that y Goals for 12. average Q g per bame 2.40, against 21, average per game 4.20. Penalty minutes 101, ae per game 20.20. third, but strong defence and su- proved their downfall. He scored GOALTENDER STATISTICS Listowel defeats perb goaltending b Ironmen g g y goalie Benny Blackwell kept the a pair of goals and a pair of as sists. Only some spectacular E3enny I31ack��rll-125.23 minutes played; 209 games played; 6 Simcoe club S - Z Ironmen in the game. Steve Cas- saves by goalie Doug Inglis kept the Ironmen in the game for the goals against; 2.87 average. Doug Inglis -174.37 minutes played; 2.91 games played: 14 goals Listowel downed Simcoe 5-2 lick added a little icing to the vie tory he first two periods. As Stayner's against. 4.81 average. Open net goals, 1. Sunday afternoon in Wingham to ••assn•*s�a.4�s.afss♦ cake as scored from just h 'd ft th "B INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS c t th Cl 'B' h mov1e guide THE MOST REQUESTED MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME. RETURNS ...... 4 DAYS ONLY! WED. 31, THURS. 1st, FRI. 2nd, SAT. 3rd ONE COMPLETE SHOWING DAILY AT 7:30 P.M. Win" ^! Trs A, AI•my f ('IARK (TIVILL 1 L� �EJ :I cinema • SPECIAL MATINEES • Sat. 3rd and Sun. 4th • • inside the blueline to wrap the cone sal a er a game, oy ALL SEATS "SUPERBUG'• up 40 victory. that league of yours is really im- Player GP RUN FOR COYER! WHISTLE STOPS: This had to proving. In other years, we had GERALD "'HEELER 5 ..wn� be the Ironmen's best game of the no trouble in sweeping the series JOHN IIENDERSON 5 • season ...every player pulled all four straight, but this year we MARK CHISHOLM 5 co„A - stops and was skating and hitting were real) luck and hard y y U(Jl G LEITCH 3 ` •� - �, ` like never seen before. Some of pressed to take it in five. The JEFF' LOCKRIDGE 4 ♦ ' those hits would have brought a Wingham team is the first team RUSSF1. JONES 5 smile to the face of Leaf's King from that league to hand us a de- GREG II:\)IIIAON 3 Clancy. feat.” STEVE CASLICK 5 " They backed up from noone The Ironmen, at game end. wished the Siski k ajl the best in RICK FUXT()N I:\N \NP)NTGoNTER1' 5 5 and Jim McGee rocked Stayner's the next round. Thev now meet 11\1 \tcGF:F: 5 royalty when he tangled with the Eastern Ontario represents - (R:\Ic; 1,1NUS:\1' 5 Angus York with Jim certainly five, either Bancroft or Welling Nit RRAY BLA(�K 5 gaining the decision as Angus ton in the semi-finals. KEVIN' \11 PRA 4 York's black eye confirmed next ; BRIAN 1 AHBE 5 i� day. The scoring punch came That is all for the Ironmen for BERNIF: HAINES I from a strange place in this one this year. To the team we say i;nHl� KIN:VL\N I 4,4,r as the defence picked up three of thank you for all the exciting I;I:NCII PENALTY NIIN1 TF.S i 1 w the four goals. hockey provided. It was a com- — Three stars were Ironmen bination of good fans and good 5 Benny Blackwell, Jeff Lockridge BALL and John Henderson but, in fact, - every Ironman was a star. mov1e guide THE MOST REQUESTED MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME. RETURNS ...... 4 DAYS ONLY! WED. 31, THURS. 1st, FRI. 2nd, SAT. 3rd ONE COMPLETE SHOWING DAILY AT 7:30 P.M. Win" ^! Trs A, AI•my f ('IARK (TIVILL 1 L� �EJ :I cinema • SPECIAL MATINEES • Sat. 3rd and Sun. 4th • • at 2:00 P.M. • • ALL SEATS "SUPERBUG'• 0 75c IS HERE! j • • � 1 • • • �1 Flies like a bird 1 • • sella Drives sideways I • : . • • ;ILII SHOWING 3 DAYS ONLY! Sun. 4, Mon. 5, Tues. 6th 2 SHOWINGS DAILY AT 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. I Pit `U' • CKEROF G A Pts 3 3 6 1 4 5 1 2 3 0 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 I 0 I 1 0 I 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 fi 0 0 n 0 0 0 12 15 27 Pen. 'Min 6 '12 8 `2 18 4 2 2 4 21 0 2 4 6 101 RF -'V. A. J. SOLA`! of the Wingham Sacred Heart Church presents the Walter Lockridge Memorial Trophy to Listowel captain Kevih Drover after the team downed Simcoe S 2 Sunday afternoon to capture the Class 'B' championship in the Wingham Mirtnet Hockey Tournament. r f i ap ure a ass c ampion- ship crown in a tight and well - played game. The Walter Lock - ridge Trophy was presented to team captain Kevin Drover by Rev. A. J. Nolan of the Wingham Sacred Heart Church. Listowel clobbered Exeter 7-2 in Tuesday's playoff match and later defeated St. Marys 4-2 in the semi-finals Friday. New Ham- burg, in Friday's playoff, was defeated by Simcoe 3-2. Simcoe advanced to the finals after downing Strathroy 7-3 in Friday's semi-final. In the first period, goalies Paul Paradis for Listowel and Danny Ciotti of Simcoe made excellent saves to keep the game tight and fast. The aggressive Listowel club scored their first goal on a screen shot by Jeff Johnson assisted by Steve Scott and Dale McTaggart. Rob Humphrey tied the score two minutes later on a power play goal with Tim Smith collecting the assist. Listowel's Kevin Scholl made the score 2-1 in the second with Wayne Long assisting. But, less than three minutes later, Listo- wel scored a short-handed goal by George Adams on a pass from Kevin Pruden. Murray Williams put the icing on the cake with a pass from McTaggart at the 13:37 mark of the second. With Listo- wel still pressing, McTaggart scored to make it 5-1 from assists by Adams and Murray Kerr. With time running out in the final 15 minutes of play, Simcoe scored an unassisted goal at the end of the game to close out the scoring at 5-2. Simcoe was as - sensed 10 penaity minutes while Listowel served 20 minutes in the box.