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I , . The hockey schedule for this week Tavistock scored at the midway Clinton in. the- Wing ,ham Optimist Atom Silver Stick Tournament the weekend. Bill Adams, Silver Stick travelled to, Arthur late last nionth,to McKee. . . I ... . .
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.. Wingham lads did'very well, losing with a goal from Scott Marshall. .
. .. Thurs.; Jan. 8, 7 p.m., Legion Wingham- held on to get the 2-1 win Chad Creeden, assistant arena manager holds the -championship plaque. In the background is the tourna-
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I I %PeeW,.ees vs.'Walkerton; and a&ance to.furthor play against ment director, . Bill Brown. '' - . . - . . out to Mount Forest in n the - cham- I The battle continued as Leachman
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. . annual Silver .Stick' tour- Continuing vic'tori'es will see goals. Howick's -Steve MacGregor" , fourth goal after taking -a Jeremy skills with three assists. 'The Lions Midgets defeated the ' ,11
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, nament,.downing Ridgetown 7-5 to � Vingham playing Saturday answered with one of his own to Taylor pass. . ' ,,,�. , -` Livermore also added assists host team, Arthur,. 11
. . ay evening . . -' . 8-6 in the'second : quick goals around the 10 -minute
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I * Rob Harrison' potted thb.first goal "'Ns ' � . and Todd Terdoleman drew assists. Logan 'late 'in the third for
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1. . of his hat track to 1- ,Tburnamentatthe,endofJantiary. After some, line -juggling,, the make the score 4-2. However, Gibson, , Edgar added a single assist to one of two markers from ,Nielson and more goals, for Mount Forest -to -11
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I Wingham a 2-0 lead on a play from by Tern &nan'tied the match after , Howick once again.'received solid , to give Howick the 5-1 victory ,and Br'oiphy�- Hewitt from and the runners-up, . . - . I
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- Jeff Tolton at the end of the � first . . I _ two periods. Livermore assisted on goaltending from ,Stewart and consolation- championship. r . 1. . .. . . I I . I
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Don Heirimiller opened the ' In the third period Elora scored , HQWICK.5, BRUSSELS I. received the trophy on behalf of the' I � 0
1 . . - lead the Wingham Minor Hockey" with five minutes remaining to .. Brussels eliminated"Mitchell after tea I m. The Howick squad received a ..L.egion PeeWee's play"well . I
I .in the second'on a perfectly set LIP Bantams to'a 34 win in Kincardine' , ' ' .L I . . . I .
.1 pass from eent�emanl Jeff mck regain the lead, The game was not a fiVe-minute sudden -death over- banner to hang in the arena and each P% I .
McKee. Sunday evening., until the I ,
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,a Jfine effort � with Tolton 'and, ope ing frame, but Dwayne Hicke' play when -Elora managed to score . . I . . . I I 11 . .. , I . ..
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. . an emp net goal to send Howick $' - a.inst, The. Wingham Legion PeeWees' - champions from Belmont in an '
I 1. 131`6ernb�rg, e . Rid started things'off for Wifigham at , optimi t Atoms win,,. '
stepped in to narrow the count to 4-2 11: 18 of the second w into the consolation round. The final ", � I .
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Cott slap shotftom the point that found . . 'the annual Silver Stick regional: held Wingham in the game late in
Se,,,oi d. Ilarrison again. scored* to its.ma ' standing goaltending 4nd punishing Mouht'Kinca, - ine '. '. I � , rk. I . 11 �, . I finals Although they did. not win, ' the third period. Rob
V . give Wingham a.5-2 lead at the end of Kin'eardine tied it up minutes later body checks was 4-2. 1 1 11 . . . I I HarrisonM,61(ay scored
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_ , -Log innO sin two games played during unassisted goal from the point. .
Ridgetown came out roaring in the , lead back with four minuteg,left in Howick faced a big Elma an w Its I . ' , Port StanleY5, Wingham 4 ,, to Bloomberg, McKee and Dey 611. 1
I third and scored three times to tie the period. Jeff Wall drew the assist. squad -In its second game, a team the holiday season. .'Mount Forest came -back to,cut the Port, Stanley'jump�d into a 4-0 - .1 I .
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tl.v.� match as a tired Winghain team Metez also scored in the third ' ' over .. I lead. However; Wingham refused to Parkbifi:l, Wingham 2 ...
. I Iched. With less than three period, assisted by - Local PeeWees came up with .a- 4-2 decision restored the two goal margin for
,. ,�a, I Shawn ThompI quit and fought back. to come within , Parkhill jumped into a three goal
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I ly, . - - I .1 . Sunday's game saw the Optimist, Harrison scored a pair of goals while
complete his hattrick. . game against Kincardine. , . I ' .. � in the .Saturday game, the Bloremberg and Mike McKa "added , Parkhill went on to win the con- (
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ran up �against two brick walls in Forest and overcame I an..,eafly ,-o� streak witha 6-3 victory over Kin- shigles. Assists went to McKee and Bloomberg 'scored
-their 14. yed well - Poulin, with two each, and 6ne'each unassistedand Voyell scored fromHowick. , tams get off. ig, - two hockey encounters deficit to. emerge as 1he eventual 4-2 -cardine.-The entire team pla � Harrisonand R. Me In I I to R. McKay, Bloomberg ,and . .. Kay. I
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I to a good start -in �`87 P - and 12-1 by Ustowel. . in the first period, Ken Hogg set up- ' Fi" am 'defeated last year .
. I ', I I I , ,ve different, ..... players counted Wingham . ,s R . ipley. .
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the Howick Bantams to.a.convineing 'H * liday 'stu 1.
I an awesome Howick power play led pair of first -period' markers, while -China House PeeWeesfacddoff ifi,An . 'in the second Period,, Wingham singles .
-Henhoeffer added a single tally to Hogg, 0 ffing , result
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I . 131-0 victory at the Howick Com- give Howick a,o5-2 lead, after one representative team. ' I '' -by Hunter, the only scoring play in ,. Liebold and Gedcke also added 0 , . , � r .
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I iity Centre last Friday C sts Wtheir point total while two( losses for N '996ts
,Six powerplai-y" goals Certainly Howick increased the lead to 0-3 as the Wingham plaijers would have Early in the third period, 'Shane Pegg, Bart Cameron, Hogg ' 1 . I . . . I
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„started Howick off to a good start in 'after two. periods of play. Second- liked. Getting quality shots on net is Jonathan Lane gave Wingham a two and Hunter each earned one assist, . ' . .
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period, ii 16-0 lead after two frames Gibson and Henhoeffer also add�d . Wingham'g lone goal ,vyas scored KWIC" k Atoms win one e game., , 'holidays and coach Brian Elmslie buzzer sounded to end .
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I I g I . this encounter with Listowdl, despite Wingham Atom Silver Stick Hockey close game,tbe Howick lads in a closely pl6yed*game. Brent . squad 34, with Llstowefl� Jones
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I parade with four, while Taylor staff an early Corlstmas present on- for WinghAm and two missed the ' , ssistl4igontheothet. The lone goal fOr'othe, Nuggets
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I , I In the 9-� consolation chant, goal'and'an assist for Howiek, While - - Selgrave, took �n early 2-0 lead in , edme with just 15 seconds efton the
.,recorded three. )Donald Livermore. Dec. 23 as he scored six gals to lead - net. One was'stopped by thoPstoWel Vionship at the tourney, Wallace Dowler and 'Marg Dom ,. I
an'also , the first- period, while the second , clock as Gary Skinn scored to spoil I.
, Jeff Camm, Jeff MacGregor and Howick to' a 7-1 victory - over goal and the other went in. , ..� . 'banded H6wick a 5-1 defeat. Randy scored for Howick, Ryan ttan, . I
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a':sl9gts Went to Brad Wilson and outclassed by a much larger, assisted by Ryan Galla ' � _ . I started Wingham off right in tits , The Ntiggdts
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The 16 'Penalties assessed in the ROD'S ROU ND -UP — Congratula- again, thor$ wag a lack of quality Ryan sin . followed by one scored on a pretty ,erstft last Tuesday ands next.�ome
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. Listowel to . In earlier action at the tout- prbv�.J be the teiiml§.downfall, I .
recorded hat tricks in a lopsided 104 coaching staff with their consigt�fit, shots At lgt6ftende ' thtee goals were scored in the last , � I
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