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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1986-01-29, Page 15The Wingham Advance -Times, Jan. 29,1986—Page 15 N drop thA@&ir semik�"N&n, R.o lk No% I V IM;o d 46% t, Q one goal decision Kings For the second time this Kincardine back into the later Dennis Knox, called up other wing on the big line month the Wingham Royals game. The Kings then scored to fill, in on- the Wingham with Derrick and Dennis had a victory over the twice more while holding the blueline for this game, Burrows, scored the winner. league -leading Kincardine Royals scoreless to claim the restored the Royal lead when ROYAL Kings within their grasp, win.Lhad his wristshot from the point Coach Larry Lane again only to have it slip away. Dave Stephenson, who had went all the way, with the to juggle lines for this game, 6 In the game played last missed one game due to ill- goaltender screened the shortage of defencemen T on e a Wednesday night at Kin ness, was back in fine form, play. forcing 'him to move Doug sardine, the Kings, led by the getting the Royals on the A minute and a half after McFarlan — who centres five -point performance of scoreboard early in the first that the Royals were back in what has been one of the Dennis Burrows, the WOAA period, taking advantage of front by a two -goal margin Royals' top lines during the Intermediate league's -on-one break with Ken when Clarke jumped on a — back to the a two past month leading scorer, rallied for Cousins. Cousins passed to KincardineoViscue to score blueline_ three goals in the third Stephenson who put the puck Ed Sweeney joined an unassisted goal. After a the period to edge the Royals 6-5. behind. Ron Martin in the defenceman lost the puck' in team for this game and 4 Earlier this month at. Kincardine net. front off 'his own net, Clarke played with lots of hustle. Wingham i the Kings also With 13:23 gone in the showed his appreciation by Dennis Knox, on loan from managed to score a one -goal period, Clarke scored his poking it past Martin for a 4- the Wingham Industrial victory over the Royals, 4,-3. first of two goals to increase 2 lead. League, played as well as he Despite being short the margin to 2-0, taking a The goal made up for a did two years ago when the handed, with only 11 skaters pass from Doug McFarlan missed opportunity just big defenceman helped to dressed for the, game, the and then firing a slapshot moments earlier when, lead the Royals to theWOAA Royals gave the Kings all the'A' championship. Knox from a sharp angle. Clarke missed on a clear competition they could handle.. Paced by a two -goal Kincardine struck back breakaway. made good plays offensively with just under two minutes Kincardine again narrow. and did a lot of checking. Performance from Randy left in the period,' Andy ed the margin when purrows Both goaltenders also Clarke, Wingham jumped Sheddon beating Ron Smith scored with 6:31 left in the played well. Smith has into a 2-0 lead in the first to make the score 2-1 after 20 period. But Kevin Deitner drawn . all the starting period and then, after the minutes restored the lead in the dying assignments in recent weeks Kings had come back to 'tie Four and a half minutes minutes, breaking around and appears to thrive under it, went ahead again 4-2. into the second period, Cam the defence and then cutting the heavy workload. With 20 minutes left to Hendrie tied the score on a in front of the net and sliding Dennis Burrows of Kin - HE S60RES!—Matthew Hunter raised his arms in got'a goal late in the period and two more in the third to play, the Royals were in power play. As was the case the puck underneath the cardine is leading the league jubilation after poking the puck in from the side of the score a 3-1 win, averagingcommand with a 5-3 lead. on the Sheddon goal, Dennis:' goalie. in scoring this season. He an earlier 4-0 loss to However a power -play goal Burrows started the play The Royals held Kin- figured in five of the Kin - net ' to give Wingham Optimist Atoms a 1 -0 lead in the Wingham. on a two-man advantage in leading to the goal. cardine goals and someone second period against Walkerton. However. Walkerton • le cardine at bay for the first the third period allowed However five minutes six minutes of the third from his line was involved in Recreation Report NNIE ALEXANDER period until consecutive all six. Kin Bantams loseBYRE Rei Director tripping calls against The Kings remain the Slow startagain sInkStephenson and Deitner left number one team in the s Public skating. Saturday, them twd', men short. league with a record of 16-2, to wen Sou nd Feb. 1, 1 to 2 p.m. and Burrows wasted no time both losses coming against Sunday, Feb. 2, 6:30.- to 7:30 potting his second goal of the the Teeswater Falcons. The Wingham Kinsmen' with Brophy, Martin and p-ni. Wingham Jokers 6=2 evening. However, based on their two Bantams lost a close game•Jason Cpultes picking up toe Parents and Tots on That goal brought the meetings since play resumed By Lee Cowley play. the Joker go last Thursday to Owen Sound assists as Wingham went Tuesdays and Thursdays. 41, turning aside Kings back to life and within following the holidays, the by a count of 8-7. ahead 5-4. Figpre skating is Mondays. Aslow start was once Brett Cameron finally 40 of the 46 shots directed at two minutes they had tied. Royals are clearly not out- 'Wingham opened the. Owen Sound opened the andWOdnesdays. again the downfall of the ended- the Joker scoring him. The Jokers managed 22 'the g4me at five, Chris classed against them. scoring in the final frame on The hockey schedule is as Win am Junior C Jokers. drought when he connected shots at the Port Elgin goal. Harris getting the goal on the A tough. test of just how scoring early in the first markers by Bill McMillan follows: In their Friday night contest at 15:49 with help from Dave Dave Montgomery is only Kincardine scoring play good the Royals are will period when Corey McKee and Dave Wardell. McKee Thursday, Bantam B vs_ against the second -place Montgomery and Bill continuing to be the offensive in which Burrows did not come this Friday night when - scored on a play from Bill tied it up for Wingham on an Port Elgin Bears, they fell Haines. The middle frame leader forlthe Jokers. He has have a hand. they host the Teeswater Kinaban . and ' Chris Michie. unassisted effort'in a seesaw. Friday, Clinton,;, y, 6:45 p.m. Atom behind, 4-0 by the midpoint of ended with the Bears up 4-1, 34 points in the 20 games he With 6:43 left in. the game Falcons. Game time is 8:30 Owen Sound's Kevin B the game. ' Although p.m. at the Wingham arena. battle between the, two v . s. Milverton;. 8:30 p.m. , Me. ugh they having outshot the Jokers 14 has played this season. Ed Young, who . plays the Hodgkinson soon retaliated teams, stayed with the .Bears the to five. by blasting the puck into the, Royals vs. Teeswater; Chris Porter put Owen Saturday, 2 p.m. Novice A, rest of the way, it, was not In the third period the Host Teeswater on Friday Wingham net. Sound ahead once. more vs. I Walkerton; 3:30 Atom A, enough and they ended, up Bears' Darcy King scored Paul Brophy put Wingham before Coultes tied the score; vs Hanover; 8,0.m. lat. dropping a 6-2 decision.twice within 47 seconds near ahead again on - a play , from assisted by Kinahan. .. - First -period goals for the the midway point of theLadies 'Blues' vs. Tiverton, homanded Ro. Sis Rick Leachman. However Kraig Patterson put Owen 9:30 Rockers old -timers.. -Vs. . Bears. were scored by Terry period to give his club a Owen Sound .rebounded to Sound back in the lead with ClintonTeachers; King at 1:21, Jamie Pegg at commanding &1 lead. score three goals in less than the eventual game -winning Sunday,'; p.m. Novice B 16:15 and- Doug Bartlett at Tim Brown closed the one minute to end the first goal. -, Despite numerous Vs. Lucknow; 3:30 Wingham 19;12. They outshot the scoring with eight seconds �w�ed 6=4, by. -Tai period 4-2. scoring chances, Wingham Jokers vg. Port Elgin; Jokers 20 -to -nine in the left in, the game, assisis Wingham. had, the second couldn't pop the puck into the Monday, 9:30 p.m. Bridge period• again going to,Montgomery A 'woefully short-handed drawing two assists. game. The winning goal was period scoring to themselves Owen Sound. Motors' vs.'- Stainton Spit- The Bears padded. their and Haines. Shots on goal sq Royals Wingham 'opened tliie' uad. of Wingbam scored with two Royals as they scored. three unan- The team began playoffs. fires- lead to 4-0 at 9:27 of the were More even in the final dr a 64 decision to'the scorigg-in the first-min6te o . n sitting in the penalty box. 9 od when Jim period, the Bears taking 12 dropped swered goals. Jeff .Tolton, Tuesday against Clinton at Tuesday, 10 p.m. Crawford second -Peri Tara Cyclones at Tara last a goal by Cousins and in- With Len Stamper out with McKee and Brett Martin the Lockridge -'Memorial Dodgers vs. Advance -Times. Bumsteid beat goalie Greg. shots to the Jokers' eight.. Friday night,' hurting thpir creased the lead- to 2-0 � on a sore shoulder suffered in scored for the home team Arena. McClement on the power McClement played well in Wednesday night's game chances of overtaking Higgins' goal with 4:18 left in TeeswAter for home -ice the period. '•Mike -`Huber's against Kincardine and Paul 0 iC Juniors advantage in the upco MontgomryPete, Goodall • Atoms edge . d H W k .Inch ird. ming. Unassisted goal half a minuteSco-Play. �7­-Bob-Alton-filled in on defenceThe Optimist Atoms,were, IW%77on playqffs. after 20 minute"f..... 'toe I, ISQUA Intermediate hockey' later cut the marg- ''to 2-1 and Tomei in all absent, by Wa1kerWAW0_t and e lo�s in Despite shqwing up with Cousins, second goal of the with Higgins and Doug MOVER • still short-handed because of USINIMOREThe Howbek Optimist time 7-7.'Tavi'stock led the' only one dellenceman-and a night, again set up by McFarlan and played -well.SPIES LIEFMGNTS sickness when they met Junior D club host way. in the first frame, handful of forwards, the Deitner and Foxton, made it ed The loss leaves Wingham as.: Walkerton Atoms on AYKR0YDwr'-_'U Brussels last Wednesday 'scoring three goals while, Royals 'still ,managed 3-1 six minutes into 'three * points behind CHEW CHASE DAN 7:34 the Lga FRI.-SAY. Saturday at the Wingham •mop= 7&V evening in a close match, Howick picked up two. jump on top 3-1 early in the second period. However Teeswater going into Friday • arena,. •eventually won by Brussels -Howick came back to game. However four goals three straight goals by Tara night's game against the • STARTS Two novice players, Ryan 3-2. scoit-e.twice in the middle by Tara in the second period left Wingham trailing 4-3 Falcons. The Royals need a • SUNDAY Leibold and Jeremy Brown, Howick scorers were Dave frame while 'Tavistock and an insurance marker in before Deitner's goal' tied win, since they 'will face FEB.' 2/84 Teeswater in the opening joined the boys to fill the Harding and Greg Douglas. added only one to end the the third 'provided the things up with six minutes gaps- �ckjeol_ in ir�ound of the playoffs and the 14160 -m - tie ieaM WOrKWMr-d-Witr Howick traveled to Clinton to, The third'period proved to Kevin Deitner - and er team i EA&A 7:30 p.m. went into an early lead on a Ken Gary. Gingrich's power compete, resulting, in a+4 be very exciting as -both Cousins Were the top marks- play goal in the last minute' gets the extra home game., •Alk A111111k • -goat by Matthew - Hunteir. tie. Clinton's Dan Norton squads 16r, the r men, for the Royal, in this of thii With 27 seconds left' in the perioderoded tobethe ­ 'AnyofiCitwho-saw Saturday WIT GLENNN opened the scoring in the winning position. ' Harding.' •wide-open game, in which 'teams night's overtime game CL2SE • second period, Walkerton first , period. However and Mike Murray each the Cyclonbs out -shot the played nearly a scoreless between the Leafs and the tied .the score. JEFF During 'the third period. Howick managed to gainonescored unassisted goals for 'lloyals..,13-42. Deitner-,, with aa third period, the only goal CAnadietis will hale some goal to tie the match. Howick and a third marker goal and three assists, had a coming offthe stick of Rob 'idea what it's like when the BRIDGES •: Walkerton scored two more Only 26' s . econds later was .added to result in a 7-7 han6n' every Royal scoring Houle With 3:03 left to play, N.Royals and the Falcons get •make the final out - TUESDAY NIGHTS ME STILL. 2.00 : goals to' in' Clinton came back to score fie. Tavistoek also added play-, while Cousins. was ROYAL REPLAY— A lack together. This promises to be come 3-.1. another marker to take a 2-1 three'" goals in the final close behind with two goals of players again, due to ill- an excellent gameand, as an lead at the end of the first period. and one assist. Ken Higgins, ness and shift work, left the additional incentive, the first 'frame. Howick travels to Brussels the lone 'member, of the -Royals playing with a make-. 50 fans will get $1.00 off, the Clinton' scored two more'. tonight (Wednesday) and regqlar'.defensive corps to shift lineup, both at forward price of -a large pizza from goals in the second, holding . Will head to Clinton -on make the trip; got the other and defengively. Even so Pepi's. Game time is 8:30 -dh* -off all Howick attempts -to Sun for a 3 p.m. start. goal, wifli Mark Foxton they shohlChave won the p.m. at the Wingham arena., eve t e A h h'-couht,,The,,9Wop t 171,, arl n."! n t. Phone 9.30 for 7hour movie information PLAYING FROM'FRIDAY TO THU S AY ahead 4-1., Howick ahead determination pa'i'd' . off, when Mark, s. _44 NUA _3 ­FEBRUA . . . . . A*Brb[lga1l1,5sCo MdAhe I ST . V -0 SH "W 1IT IT -1:60 the team's third -period goals rill, AND SATURDAY AND 9. P.M.'SUNDAY"TO THURSDAY ONE with 1:'17 secon&lAt in the Pat' SHOW EACH EVENING AT 8:00 P.M. game. Howick,, goalie _Z Chanfbefs was able to shut Clinton out in the third period, enabling Howick to 7 . Tavistock came to Howick on. Sunday for a game that ended in another tie, this I. A : Howick Atoms 1_4 get revenge Led by Kyle Wheeler's two goals and one assist, the Howick Atoms got revenge over Normariby last Sunday night in Howick, defeating the-visitors4-1. OAIiEMTAL Also scoring for Howick GUID were Ryan Gallaher and Trevor Smith. Botkiads also r. picked up assists. Danny 71A8k, McGregor and Jason D'Arcey added assists for Howick as well. Dennis Wintemute played very solidly in net for Howick and came up with several good' saves. Ian Phillips scored for Nor- manby.. ATOM ANTICS — Congra- tulations are extended to GUARDING THE POST—Goalie Craig 8aynton of the game Saturday afternoon, Listowel won the game han- p.,' Wbeeler for his 50th goal of Wingham Novice A "team guarded the• post as Listowel di1v by a 15-2 score, the season. Novices mounted an attack in the final minutes of their