The Wingham Advance-Times, 1955-03-30, Page 12Page Twelve The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, March 80, 1955 a
iWingham Boys, Girls
At WOSSA Bonspiel
Two rinks of boys a»ud girls from
Wingham. competed in the second an
nual WOSSA boys and girls curling
bonspiel in Owen Sound on Friday
and Saturday.
A girls’ rink compost'd of J. Hoff
man, M. Stainton, D. MacDonald and
M. F. Currie, skip, defeated a Wal
kerton rink 5-4 in the semi-finals,
but lost out to an Owen Sound rink
Skipped by M. Thomson in the finals
by a score of 14-3.
A boys’ rink skipped by J. Bain, de
feated Kincardine 9-5 in the boys
second event and in the semi-finals
defeated Kitchener 7-4. In the finals
they were eliminated 9-7 by Saugeen.
Bob Fordon’s Guelph rink and
Marge Thomson’s Owen Sound, rink
were the winners,
Belgrave Couple Mark
45th Anniversary
A very pleasant evening was spent
when around thirty friends and rela
tives gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. McCallum, Belgrave,
Ont., to celebrate their 45th wedding
anniversary on March 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jones (Eileen),
their only daughter, of London, and
two grandchildren, Susan and Irene,
were present for the occasion.
The evening was spent in friendly
chat and games of progressive euchre,
with high prizes going to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cook, consolation prizes to
Mrs. John F. McCallum and Mr. Bert
Vincent.
A delicious lunch was served, after
which many beautiful cards and gifts
were received, with good wishes for
many more years of happy wedded
life.
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An eleventh-hour rally in the final
five minutes of the game did the
trick for the Wingham Mohawks on
Saturday, when they edged Harriston
9-8 to win the second straight game
in the best-of-seven group playoffs.
The locals took an early one-goal
lead in the first frame, but were
snowed under in the second period
when Harriston went on a scoring
Spree which netted them four goals
compared with Wingham’s two.
Two Harriston counters in the first
part of the final stanza left the locals
three goals behind the eightball
before they started the long comeback
trail which ended in a photo finish.
Two quickies by Bill Hilbert put the
locals within shouting distance, but
Ash notched one for Harriston put
ting Harriston out in front by a pair
at the halfway mark in the third
frame.
Then the fun began. Dick Lloyd
le By a Nose
sunk one on a pass from
Crewson with four minutes
and a solo effort by Crewson
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Port Dover Juveniles, .who eliminat
ed Wingham in the Ontario Minor
Hockey Association Juvenile “C” semi
finals, lost out to Cannington by a
score of 4-2 in the third and deciding
game of the finals, played in Simcoe
on Saturday.
Several members of the victorious
Cannington team last year and the
year before played against Wingham
Juveniles as bantams and midgets at
the game in which Wingham defeated
Cannington for the Ontario Bantam
and Midget crowns.
In Saturday’s game 'Cannington led
2-1 in the second period but was tied
up in the third period. Captain Jim
Josephson broke the 2-2 deadlock at
15.12 of the third and added the in
surance counter less than a minute
later.
It was Cannington’s second cham
pionship in three days, their midgets
having won from Seaforth on Thurs
day. Last year they were defeated by
the Wingham Midgets for the Ontario
championship and in 1953 they lost
out to Wingham Bantams in the final
game.
Johnny
to go,
at 18.37
evened the score ’and brought the
crowd to its feet,
The climax came at 19.25 when Bob
Ritter notched a beauty from Hilbert’s
pass, to put the locals ahead by a
nose at the final, buzzer.
Scoring for Wingham were Neil
Stainton, Crewson and Hilbert with
two each, and Maurice Stainton, Lloyd
and Ritter with singles. Star for
Harriston was Murray Maltby with
four, while Parker and Ash got two
each.
WINGHAM—Goal, Storey; defence,
Crewson, Irwin; centre, Neil Stainton;
wings, Maurice Stainton, Murray;
subs, Lloyd, Ritter, Hilbert, Gerrie,
Sims.
‘HARRISTON—Goal, Parker; de
fence, Rome, Sanderson; centre, Ash;
wings, Murray Maltby, Clare Maltby;
subs, Arthurs, Parker, Dowler, Cam-
Maltby, J. Dewburry, R. Dewburry.
First Period
1— Wingham, M. ‘Stainton, Hilbert,
Lloyd, 5.33
2— Wingham, Crewson, Murray, 10.24
3— Harriston, M. Maltby, C. Maltby,
Rome, 19.20
Penalties—M. Stainton ° (interfer
ence) 1.45; M. Maltby (hooking) 9,20,
Ritter (holding) 14.45.
Second Period
4— Harriston, M. Maltby, C. Maltby,
Ash, .13
5— Wingham, N. Stainton, M. Stain
ton, 5.54
6— Harriston, 'Parker, 10.20
7— Wingham,
12.07
8— Harriston,
Maltby
9— Harriston,
by, 13.10
Penalties—Parker (tripping) 3.52;
Irwin (tripping) 11.44; Rome (rough
ing) 17.33; Irwin (roughing) 17.33 x
Third Period
10— Harriston, Parker, R. Dewbury,
4*.15
11— Harriston, Ash, Clare Maltby, M.
Maltby, 5.15
12— Wingham, Hilbert, Lloyd, 6.151
13— Wingham, Hilbert, 6.37
14— Harriston, Ash, 9.08
15— Wingham, Lloyd, Crewson, 16,08
16— Wingham, Crewson, 18.37
17— Wingham, Ritter, Hilbert, 19.25
Penalties—Crewson (hooking) 13.58;
Sims (tripping)* 16.35.
Thursday Ladies’ League
Mrs. Joe Kerr, 1669; Mrs.-John Mc-
Kibbon, 1394; Mrs. Harry Spry, 1329;
Mrs, Geo. Cameron, 1314; Mrs. W.
Henry, 1155; Mrs. Frank Madill, 1038.
High lady single, Mrs. Murray Rae,
273.
N. Stainton, Crewson,
M. Maltby, Ash, Cam
M. Maltby, Clare Malt-
date, Hap Swatridge, 200; Jed Rey
nolds, 182; Vin Dittmer, 179.
Teams, to date, Vin's Victors, 25, 2,
27; Hap’s Gang, 21, 2, 23; Lil’s Lulus,
20, 1, 21; Thurs. Nities, 14, 3, 17,
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The last game of the finals was
played on Tuesday night. Standing as
follows: Cardinals, 14; Bluejays, 14;
Bluebirds, 8; Orioles, 6.
The Cardinals and Bluejays tied in
the score and played one game to de
cide a winner with the Cardinals
winning.
High scores for the night: Ladies’
high single, Mrs. H. Taylor, 216; Men’s
high single, Ken Simmons, 263; Lad
ies’ high triple, Miss J. Bain, 500;
Men’s high triple, Jack Mason, 642.
High team score, Cardinals, 2688.
Each of the following are trophy
winners: First, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wal
ker,-Miss J. Bain, W. Johnston, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Taylor; second, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Hopper, Mr. and Mrs. J. Alex
ander, Mr. and Mrs. H. Carmichael.
Season’s high average, Miss N.
Felker, Jack Mason. Season’s high
single, Miss P. Hamilton, Ernie Wal
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Harold Percy is
New Kinloss Reeve
In a by-election in Kinloss Town
ship on Monday, Harold Percy de
feated Dan MacKinnpn by 14 votes to
gain the position of reeve,
The by-election resulted from the
sudden death of Reeve David Carruth
ers, about three weeks ago.
Percy polled 236 votes and MacKin
non 222. Both men are former coun
cillors under the late Mr, Carruth
ers. Another nomination meeting will
be called to fill the two council vac
ancies resulting when the two men
contested the reeveship.
The first game in the series between
Gorrje and Breslau Intermediates,
held in the Belmore Arena on Monday
night, resulted in a 5-2 victory for
Breslau.
GOSPEL HALL
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” Men’s Town League
Point standing as of March 21:
Burke Electric, 101; Aces, 92; Lees,
90; Rockets, 73; Kinsmen, 62 and Mur
ray Taylor, 43.
The grand high single was bowled
by Clarence White with
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High triple went to Ken
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WINGHAM TAKE FIRST
IN HARRISTON SERIES
Wingham Mohawks took the first
game in their best-of-seven series
with Harriston when they whipped
the Royals 8-5 in a penalty-studded
game in Harriston on Thursday.
Twenty-two penalties were handed
out during the scramble, including
three majors and a misconduct, with
Wi&gham getting fourteen of them.
The first frame started off calmly
enough, with each team getting a
single. In the second period the locals
cut loose with four goals before Har
riston got on its feet to- count their
first marker in the last minute of
play. The final stanza saw- plenty of
scoring with each team getting three.
Bill Hilbert and Bob Ritter both
performed the hat trick for Wing
ham, with singles going td Doug Mur
ray and Murray Gerrie. R. Dewberry
scored two for Harriston and Parker,
Dowler and Ash got one each.
WINGHAM—Goal, Storey; defence,
Lockridge, Irwin; centre, Hilbert;
wings, Ritter, Lloyd; subs, Crewson,
N. Stainton, M. Stainton, Sims, Gerrie
and Murray.
HARRISTON—Goal, Parker;
fence, Rome, T. Lloyd; centre,
Dewberry; wings, Arthurs, Parker;
subs, Ash, Dewberry, K. Dowler, Mas-
len, J. Dowler, Sanderson.
First Period
1— Harriston, Parker^ Ash, 14.24
2— Wingham, Hilbert, Ritter,
Penalties—M. Stainton,
Lockridge 2, T. Lloyd, Gerrie,
Second Period
3— Wingham, Ritter, Gerrie,
4— Wingham, Murray,
Irwin ‘16.18
5— Wingham, 'Hilbert, 18.01
6— Wingham, Ritter, Sims, Hilbert,
18.44
7— Harriston, J. Dowler, 19.46
Penalties—Arthurs, Rome, Gerrie,
Sims (major), Hilbert (major), Stain
ton (misconduct).
Third Period
8— Wingham, Gerrie, N. Stainton,
7.12
9— Harriston, R. Dewberry, Ash, 12.12
10—Harriston, R. Dewberry, Ash Par-
■ ker, 12.30
! 11—Harriston, Ash, Sanderson; 12.42
i 12—Wingham, Ritter, Crewson, 14.35
j 13—Wingham, Hilbert, 15.42
j Penalties—Gerrie, Rome 2, Parker,
• Hilbert, Irwin (major), Ritter, Maslen,
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ridge, 241; high triple, Joyce Lang
ridge, 617; most strikes, Mildred
Jones, 13. Grand average to date,
Mary Louise Flach, 163; Joyce Lang
ridge, 162; Lillian Gorbutt, 159.
Men’s high single, Vin Dittmer, 249;
high triple, Vin Dittmer, 644; most
strikes, Bill Harris, Hap Swatridge,
Vin Dittmer, 11. Grand average to
16.35
Parker,
Sims.
1.31
Lockridge,
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of Exeter.
Police said Morgan, travelling east,
was in collision with a southbound
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