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The Barons scored seven times. in
-the lroamen net.
The Wingham Ironman dropped to totalof 45 shots in.
Beaus 6, Wingham 4 ..........
the first period en route to
third place in the, five -team Junior C a 13-0 Hanover, goals wgiv, scored by
The Port Elgin..Bear§, ftosh.fronr..
group following a pair of losses over victory. This was a game where the Terry Whitesi4e. with, fouri Rob
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the weekend. Barons could do no wrong, with the Wallace with two ' d singles �by a.narrow victory 9ver,;he league -
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The powerful first place Hanover puck bouncing their way all nig Barry Riff,,,p4n Shaw, Sco 0"N 64".
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Barons trounced Wingham 13-0 in.,a and they took full. advalitage.of the Dave Hopkins, Scott Batter -man, Saturday, squeaked , y the Wingham
situation. IN, M Jamie 1romnion " in a StWday afternoon
game played Friday night in reg Highton -,#bd
Han . over, while Port Elgin Bears At the other end of the rink, the Em
. merton. game at Lockridge Mer
Wer frustrated by their, -In three i meetings on
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edged the Ironmen 54 at the Ironmen were Nightingale earned�the shutout by previous
Lockridge Memorial Arena on inability to find the net. Even when il out k7 Wingham s Ningbahl ice this season, the t� KFS
hots. while Wingham
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Sunday. they did beat Baron goalie Bill onmen Were the winners on two
.the goaltdinding duo of Greg Ir
-occasions.
The Bears came, out of the first
period with a 3-2 lead on goals by
Ow I Mike Chenette, Dan Rowe and John H mck, -Banta- -s-.-.w-in
McPherson. Dan Gilchrist and Brett
-Cameron responded for the n -
men.
While the second period was
ais ey -3 lead
consolation at,,,.P' scoreless, Wingham took a 4
in the third period on early. goals by
The Howick Bantams travelled to marker and. Donald Livermore on goals by Templeman and Gibson- Gilchrist and Cameron again. Scott
Paisley,last Saturday for thattown''s town's. scored on the -power' play in the, Cairim, Henhoeffer and Steve Valliere knotted the. score with a
annual tournament. The local lads second instance, assisted by Jeff MacGregor drew assists on the shorthanded goal, setting the stage
the consolation MacGregorgoals.
ended up winning
and Gibson. for Mike Duncan.'s : game winner
trophy. TeffipleffiAn scored -o rt with less than four minutes left on
Tiverton scored after one minute
n a sJap shot
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Howick met Flesherton in the first, from the blu'e - lin6. to increase the• of play in the final frame to tie the the clock.
game. The first period was,� Howick leid to 3-0, assisted by Jeff game again. Insteao.*,f falling apart, 'The -three stars of the contest were OPENING FA CEOFF — Lockridge Memorial Arena. vas the scene last Friday of the opening round in the
scoreless, but Steve Gibson scored MacGregor. Livermore fed Gibson a 'it :was at this point that Howick Mike Chenette of the Be4rs, a
second ss to give How -4 went on the of- long high school hockey tournament hosted by F. E. Madill Secondary School. From left, in the opening sere-
-two goals for Howick in the see perfect pa ick a -0 erupted and really with Wirigham's Dan Gilchrist and monies -are'.- Wingham Captain Dave Wheeler, Madill Coach Larry Lane; Clinton Redman Coach BN Wilson
frame to give the. team a 2-1 lead. He lead after two frames. fence, scorng four unanswered Brett Cameron.
was assisted by Jeff MacGregor on �1' Henhoeffer . finished off a well goals-. The Ironmen have one last home and Clinton,, Captain Jeff Sippell.
both goals. Single assists went to executed three-way passing play to Gibson led the attack with'a hat game before playoff action begins.
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Jaret Henhoeffer. and Steven give Howick a 5-0 lead. At this point., trick. Henho6ffer had-Abree assists The visitors
isitors will be the first place
MacGregor. it seemed the Howick lads thought on the goals, and single assists went Hanover Barons,,and game time is 4
Jeff Camin increased the Howick the game was over 'and won, But, to Livermote,'Camm, Templeman, p. in on Sunday, Feb. 8. •
Normanb' refused. to quit and Steve MacGregor an4 Jason Edgar
lead to 3-1 early in the third period y
after being set up by Gibson and score, 'br successive goalsin less Peter Stewart and Jeff Dowler
-Inutes. shared goaltending duties
Henhoeffer. si§=n ires snap w in Scores
the
si.
However, penalties hurt Once again, penalties, proved. throughout the tournament and
costly to Howick. Gibson scored to played very well, =g streak
Howick squad and Flesherton
battled back to tie the score at 3-3 to relieve the tension that was building, The final score was 84 in Howick's
send the game into a 10 -minute, assisted by Craig King and favor to take the consolation with WIHL win
sudden -death overtime period. Henhoeffer. 'championship.
The Howick shooters missed The Howick defence.,held the rest RON'S ROUND -UP — Howick Sfawinton's Spitfires rolled over SENIOR. LADIES LEGION MIXED BLUEVALE MIXED
several excellent scoring chances of the way to give the team a -berth in now has won three consolatioh Advance -Times Newsboy's 15-3 in The Daisies have a narrow lead in The Wild Berries still have a Winnie Boyd had ' the high single of
and Flesherton's Allen Aberdeen the consolation eham6ionship. chanipionships -at tournamdhts'a't_ -'Wing6m Industrial Hockey League the team standings with' 61 points, commanding, lead in league play 237 and the `high triple of 578, -was
the - Howick 8,'Ti'Ve'rtoh 4 P,�imerston,burhamlpdT.ik"�leY- �kti0u,las`tweek? The win snapped followed" the Sunflowers,,60, the with 92 points. They followed rolled by Marge Adams. Ernie Cook
managed` to tip in a shot from .ed a I had the men's
_thre�&�,vi 119.:streak for the Pansies, and the� Gladiolus, tied.at 41, the Daisies, 83, the Wild Carrots and high
point it the mid way point to send Howick met abig,-Tivertofi squad :""'The line of Gibson-jol aying. osi the Asters, 38 and the Roses, 28.' the Phlox, 62, the Sweet . eet Peas, 51 and single of 249 and
in the' consolation -round; -a team Sieve MhcGre&r, has been p.1 i `Sot and Also -ended the the high triple of 687.
Howick to the consolation round. Other high: games were bowled by -
In spite of the loss, the Howick, which previously had lost to Shallow good style -of hocko and Gibson NeWAO.V's' -,'und'efeated streak at - Elizabeth Robertson had the high" the Sweet Violets, 49.
poi�t 6f'jfi7'
team played an excellent game of take and then defeat6d Paisley. scored his 1100th- p.4eason seven'games.-,- -single of 256 and Vera Moffat rolled Shirley Young had the high single Jack „Shaw 246: Ernie Cook 238;
The,Ho� ick"team once again atthePaisley thurnamen, Th! a. 247. H were -bowled by: of 265 for the ladies and the high George Fischer 234 -and Jean Ireland.
The plAyq Vera Moffat 420;
hockey,: t e* Newsboys the scoring High doubles
Howick61Normanby3 started strong and held a 2-1 margin iffs,,aiAi;�e;:Tfie'seco on in .*Comtois, but the Elizabeth triple of 667, while Don Montgomery 2�O�.
match was at Draytonl�diFsilal Spitfires struck back first Robertson 387; Kay McCormick 351; had the men's high single' The team standings are as
Normanby was Howick's op- After one frariie. Ho'wi'ck..gpals werex of 243 and
position
'in the second game of the scored or and f-,n_e*g,e,&sary-,,wiI be- follows: Frances' Wild, Cats, .85;
red by Jeremy .Taylor thethird game; i -period into -Catherine Campbell 334; Vera the high.friple of 590.
!played this Friday evening At'nin6 ..�the..�&OTOAAA:b her high games were rolled by Jim's Jackasses, 77.- Ros�g's Rhinos,
tournament as the team had been Henhoeffer; Assists went to Gibson, y Bill UVEin, the Marsh 317; Elda Coultes 316 and .Other I
86i - sli More in the Evelyn Caslick 302., Don Burley ?21� -Muriel Irvine 20� 72� Mel's Mices- _' 67; Marg's Teddy
defeated by Lucknow in the previous Camm, Templeman and Steve. o'clock at Ilowick'.. tfiieg'Aaded.. . I
round. MacGregor. '-ififoldle'frame'.to increase their lead. Don Montgomery and Sharon,Yorke Bears, 61 and Ernie's Elephants, 58.
Howick certainly. welcomed the The game -continue d to see saw to.12-,2. WED. NIGHT LADIES - 216- Bob'rhompson213,an"d Florence
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Joanne's Joggers, are in the IE
the' In. �,.Ihe third, the'.Newsboys !ad Thompson 203,' N
return of Todd Templeman to the back and fprth throughout H6wick'N" "' n
I I . 01V t' 44 poi points; followed by Betty's- Those bowling games of i50, and
line-up for this game as his second .period with many excellent ifiaged,t6. hblii,the'.�p�tf res to just W, TCESDAY COMMERCIAL T
Blue Jeans, 41,'Kay's Klondikes-,40, I
a sive play and hard checking assing plays and good shots. As, a will host46 rn,tky 'but were also thwarted . Carl's.,.Cordoba,9, harp 82 points_ over last week :\Nere! Rill Lediett
ggres passin and, I . I 1. '. S,�. anne's L.evis, 29, Dv.bbies.Dunga_.
seeme . d to inspire the eAtire-tea'rn'.' Feputt, it turned,qUt to -be a goalie's 6y,-,5pitfire-go'9]ile�D.ii�iie Hickey who -follo�ved. by )ae'9Jqguars,, 70;. 15,8� till Purdon 169 192- Keh-Sakt66,
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-with' .01l6king.- several; -other key Baracudas, 65, Blair's Blazers, 57 1
period lead. Steve MacGregor took a during a 10 minute period. nament will be held at,t0le'Hawick ...,Jean" King rolled the high single of and Terry's Toronadoes, 5�'. -188: 'Alft, Nichol 153, 161�.Jim CoUltes.
perfect pass f roffi Gibson on the first Howick emerged to hold a 4-3 lead Community will
this v��eekend; -,sq. es -804.
280 and the high4riple of Linda Wall had the ladies' high 160,. 1.54: Les Short , 192; Alex
•starting Friday e�ening4nd riiiinind LeVaii, Mike !Malhiot,',Dan Other high -bowlers were Chris 160'
... ...... ...... 7 is single of,269 and.the high triple of Robertson 158 and Carson
Xampblell. and Dale Hussey looked.
.... ....................... 466�Fll�� until Sunda' I .. " �, :
E� -7811• y. McGee' 264; Joanne -Harrison 258; 646. Rod Hickey had the men's high 'Watson 207.
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After Ahb. scoring for the, Spitfires,
.Juanita Arkell 232� Kay McCormick
•"d 'irn C6m. tois,` Doug Duncan'
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-toils 'In other WIHL'actf-on last Atoms Gene k'ruse'259, 229" Frank Burke, -s.ingle-of 285 for the ladies, and the
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