The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-02-07, Page 15Z
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LEG SAVE—Kevin Carter, 9, of the Wingham Ironmentakes a shot from the slot that the
Fergus goal le lust stops with the edge of his leg pad. ( Kevin Lee Photo)
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SCORING PLAY—Winghem's second goal was scored by Dale Whitfield, 16, who sskand
down the boards with the puck and then unleashed a shot from f ust Inside the left face-off
circle that beat the Fergus netminder. (Kevin Lee Photo)
Scouts planning for jamboree
Some members of the through the United States. They $55 for the carnp registration fee,
will a week at the $35 for food at the camp, $60 for
Wingham Scout troop and their boreed be held in Birdsh meals while travelling and $25 for
leaders together with a number Provincial Park 15 miles north of miso�laneot�
in a jamboree in Manitoba this Winnipeg, and then an additional costs- One hun-
Venturers will be participating dred dollars is to come from
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summer. Preliminary plans for four or five days travelling home group committee funds, with a
the trip were discussed at a via the northern Ontario route. boys parents , - "ble for the
meeting of Scouts and their Plans for the return trip include remaining $175•
parents last week. stopping for a day to explore and The Manitoba Jamboree will
Torn Cornwall of the Wingham possibly do some amethyst replace the World Jamboree
Ironmen down Fe'rgus Scouting group committee said muting • planned for Iran as a major
the boys will leave Wingham July Mr. Cornwall assured parents summer outing for the Wingham
11 or 12 and return about the 26th. the jamboree will be well- Scouts. A number of local boys
Plans are to lease a highway bus organized and they will be able to had planned to attend the World
eat Harvesters twice and spend about three days contact their boys by telephone at Jamboree, which has been
travelling to the jamboree any time should the need arise. cancelled due to trouble in that
The cost of the trip is estimated country. The site was later
Dale Whitfield scored two goals night. Next home game is at 9 momentum to cross the red line. at $275 per boy, with s1o0 going shifted to one of the Scandinavian
and assisted on one other as he p.m. this Friday against The Ironmen chalked up three toward the cost of transportation, ^ountries.
led the Ironmen to a bruising 5-2
victory over the Fergus Green
Machine Sunday afternoon. The
contest was marred by penalties,
with Wingham picking up 52 of
121 minutes called in the game.
Three of the five Ironmen goals
came on powerplays and both the
Fergus scores were a result of
Wingham playing a man short.
Whitfield opened the scoring at
the 1:25 mark of the first period
when he converted a centring
pass from behind the net. John
Canzi tied the score before the
end of the period on a powerplay,
with the puck trickling across the,
red line after Doug Taylor made
the initial stop.
Gerald Kurtz gave the Green
Machine the lead as Fergus
scored the only goal of the second
period.
Whitfield tied the score with his
second goal of the afternoon at
the 8:10 mark of the third period,
letting go a blistering drive from
the right faceoff circle and
beating the goalie high to his
glove side. Twenty-four seconds
later Jim Blackwell gave
Wingham the lead as he beat
Johnson on the short side. With
4:11 remaining Sandy Henry
made the count 4-2 when he poked
at the puck while being hauled
down from behind and was able
to push it past Johnson. A minute
and seven seconds later Randy
Alton put the game out of reach
by blasting a 50 footer past
Johnson for the insurance goal.
The three stars of the game
were Dale Whitfield, with two
goals and one assist; Jim Black-
well,,with a goal and an assist;
and Jack Kramer, with one
assist.
This win keeps the Ironmen in
first place and increases their
lead over second place Fergus.
The Ironmen now have a record
of 22 wins, three losses and three
ties for 47 points. They have eight
regular season games
remaining, the next of which was
scheduled for Markdale Tuesday
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Winner of the 50-50 draw was
Ray Walker, who received $27.50.
DEFEAT HARVESTERS
Earlier in the week the Iron -
men won back to back games
with the Grand Valley Har-
vesters, picking up four points in
their bid to nail down first place.
On Tuesday the Ironmen
defeated the Harvesters by a 10.2
margin, with Kevin Carter
scoring four goals in the romp.
Although the Harvesters were
outshot 15-2 in the first period the'
score at the end of the period was
only 1-0 for Wingham:' - Carter
drilled a 40 footer past Clayton
Pogson for the lone score.
In the second stanza the
Ironmen struck for six goals as
they began to take over the
game. Tom Remington scored at
the 5:24 mark in his first game
for the Ironmen, poking in a loose
puck after Pogson made three
consecutive stops. Steve Solomon
closed the gap with a shot from
the point off a faceoff but just
over a minute later Jim McGee
got that one back on a powerplay.
Sandy Henry fired the puck
toward the net and McGee
knocked it out of the air from his
position at the side of the net.
With 4:08 remaining the
Ironmen began to pull away as
they scored three goals in a two
minute span. Randy Alton scored
when he moved around a
defenceman and, with Larry
Milosevic screening, drilled one
from the faceoff circle. Pogson
had no chance on the play.
Remington got his second goal,
slapping in the rebound of
Henry's point shot, and Carter
got his second as he fired a quick
shot after playing the puck off the
boards.
Clayton Calloway scored on a
rebound with 55 seconds
remaining in the period, but
Milosevic got that one back with
17 seconds left. With the goalie
down and trying to cover up he
poked the puck out from beneath
the pads and it had enough
more goals in the first seven and
a half minutes of play in the
third. The rest of the period
remained scoreless. Alton
connected for his second after a
goalmouth scramble and Carter
simply drilled his third and
fourth goals past the hapless
Harvester netminder.
arter was the number one
s of the game with his four
goals. Remington was second
star with two goals and two
assists and Alton was third star
0- with two goals and one assist.
Ray Robinson won the 50-50
draw, receiving $20.50.
In the second contest between
the two clubs the Ironmen skated
to an easy 15-4 rout led by three
goals from Jim McGee. McGee
registered the hat trick with 4:58
remaining in the first period. He
sat out the two remaining periods
with a shoulder injury. Mike
Montgomery had a good game,
scoring one goal and assisting on
four others.
At the beginning of the game
the Harvesters had but eight
players dressed, two of them
goaltenders. By the end of the
game their numbers grew to 11.
The Harvesters are a struggling
team with troubles within the
club. Most of them are Midgets to
begin with and there is a definite
air of dissension among the
players. However one must give
them credit for trying.
The Ironmen built up a 7-0 first
period lead, with McGee clicking
for three and singles going to Alt-
on, Scott Wheeler, Jay Mac-
Laurin and Dale Whitfield.
In the second period Larry Mil-
osevic scored on a powerplay,
with other singles going to Mont-
gomery, MacLaurin and Bernie
Haines.
Gord Kinahan, Jim Blackwell,
Whitfield and Alton finished the
scoring in the third as the
Ironmen continued to roll along:
This was the 21st victory of the
season, giving the Ironmen a 21-
3-3 record going into Sunday's
game against Fergus.
` WINGHAM IRONMEN JR.
"D" STATISTICS
UP TO AND
INCLUDING FEBRUARY 4, 1979
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PLAYER
G.P.
G.
A. PTS.
PIM.
+
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Jim MCGee
27
39
27
66
75
94
20
Bernie Haines
28
25
27
52
51 120
54
Jim Blackwell
26
16
34
50
56
86
22
Kevin Carter
23
24
23
47
29
80
30
Gard Kinahan
27
20
23
43
26
82
27
Scott Wheeler
28
15
21
36
47
60
18
Jay MacLaurin
27
14
22
36
41
53
37
Randy Alton
28
17.
16
33
22
54
27
Sandy Henry
26
12
18
30
72
95
32
Ed Haines
26
6
24
30
62
93
44
Dole Whitfield
28
9
19
28
32
60
27
Rick MacLennan
15
5
12
17
18
27
17
Mike Montgomery
23
3
13
16
68
59
21
Tom Graham
14
4
10
14_
34
25
7
Dave Kieffer
16
5
7
12 J 17
24
17
Larry Milosevic
11
J�
4
8
6
15
12
Tom Remington
1
/2
2
4
0
4
0
Dennis Knox
)01'_
1
3
4
14
22
13
Bruce LeVan
1
0
3
3
0
4
0.
Doug McGregor
3
0
2
2
2
4
2
Laurie Haines
1
i0
1
1
0
4
1
GOALTENDER
STATISTICS
GOALTENDER
M.P.
G.P.
G.A.
AVG. PIM.
S.O.
Doug Taylor
843:16
14 054
42
2.990
0
0
5fewe DeJong
816:44
13 612
33
3.894
4
0
Rick Diechart
20:00
.334
1
2.994
0
0
TEAM RECORD
Games Played - 28.
Wins - 22,
Losse%
3, Ties
- 3: Goofs
For
221
Against . 96.
HAT
TRICKS
- 13
Jim McGee - 6, Bernie Haines
- 3, Kevin Corthr -
2, Rick Maclennan
Jay Maclaurin.
Lions Midgets
end losing streak
The Wingham Lions Midgets
-ended their losing streak last
week with two wins, including a
big 4-1 victory Thursday over
first -place Mitchell. Saturday the
Lions beat Clinton's Midgets 6-2.
John Sykes gave Mitchell a 1-0
lead Thursday at 6:29 of the first
period. Steve Morrison's
screened shot from the point
evened the count at 1-1 three
minutes later.
Paul Montgomery and Bob
Alton added second period goals
to put the Lions Midgets up 3-1
and Steve Morrison tipped in
Reuben Jacklin's shot from the
blueline for the game's final goal.
Goalie Ken Deichert, up from
the Bantams, made several good
saves in the Wingham net to
preserve the win.
The Lions took nine minor
penalties and Mitchell took 12
minors and two misconducts.
Bruce LeVan scored two goals
Saturday to pace the Wingham
club to a win, while Grant Gnay,
Tom Remington, Steve Morrison
and Bantam Daryl Holmes added
singles. The Lions outshot Clinton
35-16 in the game.
Clinton took just four minor
penalties in contrast to the Lions,
who took eight minors, two
misconducts and a match
penalty.
The Lions play Howick this
Thursday at 8 p.m. in an
exhibition game before heading
to Mitchell to play in a tour-
nament on Saturday. The tour-
nament winner will represent the
WOAA in OMHA (all -Ontario)
playoffs beginning in March.
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WINGHAM INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
GAMES PLAYED FEB. 5, 1979
Bridge Mustangs - 5 Advance -Times - 8
Crawford Dodgers - 3 Stainton Spitfires - 4
FINAL STANDINGS:
G. W. L. T. PTS.
Advance -Times 15 9 3 3 21
Stainton Spitfires 15 7 7 1 15
Bridge Mustangs 15 7 7 1 15
Crawford Dodgers 15 4 10 1 9
PLAYOFFS BEGIN FEB. 12, 1979
(First Round - Best 2 of 3)
Advance -Times vs. Bridge Mustangs, 9:15 p.m.
Staintons vs. Crawfords, 10:30 p.m.
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DATE TEAMS
Thurs., Feb. 8 Mitchell at Winghom ( Lions Midgets)
Fri.; Feb. 9 Teeswoter at Wingham ( Ladies)
Meoford at Wingham ( Ironmen)
Sot. Feb. 10 Public Skating
Sun. Feb. 11 Public Skating
Southampton at Wingham ( Ironmen)
Durham at Wingham ( Juveniles)
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