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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-02-22, Page 10' It m ►dvanee«Tithes, Thursday, Feb, 22, 1963 Sports... All Sorts ly iae Congratulations to Brussels broomball tearnst both men's and ladies', which were declared champions at the finals of the North Huron Broodiball meet at .the Belgrave arena on Friday night And also to Blyth who captured the men's and ladies' runner-up trophies Now it's snurfing, surfing on snow, and the snurf boards are available at Wingham hardware stores And we heard about snow polo, on snowmobiles, to be staged at Peterbor- ough. Unfortunately, the midgets didn't get a chance to see if they could draw a whopper of a crowd on Saturday night HELMETS NOW ... MOUTHGUARDS WHEN? For the past few seasons hel- mets have been compulsory in minor hockey and time and' tithe again we've seen some of the youngsters take a fall on the ice, striking their head. "Lucky he had a helmet on," is usually echoed down the stands. But why not insure the kids' complete protection for their head and lace by making mouthguards rnanditory also. ' If we start youngsters wear-_, ing such safety equipment when they begin the game, they won't want to give it .up at any stage of their careers and come to think of it, it's suicide to go out there without protection. - WE'VE HEARD JAKE JUTZI has been voted the most popular goal judge of the year by the "180 Sports" . Wednesday night in Kincardine, Jake called one back on the intermediates, much, to the chagrin of Paul Strong and • mates. .STEPHEN DOUGLAS SKINN has arrived .on the sporting scene, weighing in for the battle at 7 lbs. 13 oz. As if they're aren't enough Skinns about to confuse us, what with.George. Doug, 'Brian. Bill, Bruce and -others. Congratulations to Marie and Doug. MILT DUNNELL, of the Tor onto,Star,- an, acquaintance in our:'Torontd' days . in. minor hoc-. now It a radio show 40,-4-11-97*. <txrotafpie'ce> described the , show. as having all the flair of ."1 Maple Leaf power play." That, friend. Milt, is an. insult. • yke league Last week the Tykes were Out again in full force. On Tuesday the Mustangs.-encount- erect, the Cougars and were set. back by a score of 4-0, Doug- las McGregor recorded the shut- out ;while. David Bennett got three big ones and Jay MacLaur- in scored the other to' lead the Cougars to victory. Friday night saw the Tykes in action with the Bears playing the Mustangs. It was a hard fought contest and ended in a 2.2 tie. David Bennett was the big scorer with.2 goals for the Mustangs. The Tykes were to travel to Goderich on Saturday evening but the game was called off because of bad weather. The , officials and players would like to thank all parents who offered to take their cars. FORDWICH TEAMS IN SEMI-FINALS FORDWICH--• The Fordwich hockey teams have started into . the semi-finals of the playoffs. Last week the Fordwich and . Gerrie Squirts met Saturday, th.winners being Fordwich 4-1. The Pee Wees mct Friday night in the local arena against Belgrave with the latter win- ning 6-2. The Bantams met Belmore losing by one goal,. Belmore 5, Fordwich 4. These young fellows put all they have into playing even if they lose. A recent survey shows that food is the best buy on today's market. This report is extre mely gratifying to those who have allowed themselves to be- come addicted to eating. W. R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Josephine Street WINGHAM OR APPOINTMENT Phone 35741.351 0 Brussels teams win. broomball tournament League president Bill Fraser was on hand to.present the win- ning and runner-up trophies at the North Huron.Broomball tournament which climaxed with the two final games on Friday night. Two Brussels teams were de- clared winners. In the ladies' division Brussels downed Blyth 2-0 while in the men's Brussels scored a 2'1 victory over Blyth. All four teams received trophies while the winning teams were -presented with championship crests. In action earlier in the week, in the ladies' group, Wingham downed Belgrave 3-0, Blyth' eliminated Wingham 1-0. Brus-. sets routed Belgrave 2-0. In men's action it was Ches- °,i ley 1-0 over Auburn. while Brussels won on shots on goal after a 2-2 pvertime tie with 8th Line Morris. On Wednesday night Blyth blanked Jamestown 1-0 and Glamis won on shots.on goal, after a.'scoreless overtime tie with -Belmore. Thursday saw Brussels force out Chesley 3-1 and Blyth down, • ed Glamis 1-0. 42 SKATERS : RECEIVE PROFI`CIEHCY BADGES' A skating party was, held . for the. Cubs at the arena on Tues- day . evening. During the skat- ing the• boys tried for the skat- ing proficiency badge. Out of the 38 Cubs present 32 received their badges. After skating they went upstairs for dough nuts and hot chocolate. , Gauntry Curlers spiel attracts lots of entries Jack Bowman's Brussels rink won the Belgrave Hereford Farris Trophy at the Country Curling Club's annual bonspiel, held at the Wingham curling rink last. Wednesday. Winner of the second draw and the A.L. Montgomery Trophy was Mac. Eadie's rink from Wingham. Rinks were entered in the bons- piel •from Seaforth, Brussels, Ripley, Belgrave, Wingham, Goderich and Clinton. The Bowman rink with mem- bers S. Sweeney. G. Smith, Jim Bowman, scored 3 wins and. a plus of 6 for the victory in, the early, draw. Second place went to the - Roy Robinson rink of Belgrave with 2 wins and a plus of 12. George Johnston was third with 2 wins and a plus of 8. The Wallace Ballagh . rink of. Teeswater won the con- solation prize, while Jim Coul- tas won a draw on a ham. Jim Coultes presented Mr. Bowman and his rink with the trophy. Three wins and a plus of 12 won the A. L. ,Montgomery Trophy for MacEadie's Wing - ham rink of Bob McKague, Red MacDonald. and Elmer •Bruce. The trophy was presented by Mr. Montgomery. Second was Ivan Rivett of Goderich with 2 wins and a plus of 16. The Rip -4 ley rink skipped by Gord Roul- ston captured third with 2 wins and a' -plus of 10. Consolation prize went to G. Rathwell of Brussels. Bridge Club' The Howell system was used,. Tied for first, O. Haselgrove, and A. Wilson, Mr;. F. Forgie and C. Hodgins; tied for second Mr. and Mrs. W. Wharrr. A. M. Forbes and a, Orden; third Mrs. W. Citi ies% and Mrs. C. Hodgins. 180 Sports lead playoff series 2 -1 -- Kincardine plays here Friday night Sports win opener 6-5 Wingham came up with a big win in the first game of the series at Kincardine on Wednes- day night. Ellwood Irwin. standing at the corner of the crease, deflected a pass,from Gord Cerson for the sudden - death overtime goal to end the game. The winner came after :34 seconds of the second over- time period. Don Willie led the Sports with 2 goals while Fryfogle. Fc.:sten, Lee and Irwin all col- lected singles. Forster .also picked up two assists as did Strong and McTavish. The most convincing reason for the win was the fantastic goaltend- ing of Wayne Riehl who blanked shot after shot, labelled as goals. TAKE LEAD Willie notched his first at ' 11:26 as the lankie winger.gath- ered in a pass from Gardner to beat the Bulldog twiner. Strong also received an assist. Less than a minute later, Wilson 'of Kincardine scored the picture goal of the night (apart from Ellwood's) as he took the puck at centre ice and • dipsy-doodled past English' and Bain 'on de« fence. ° While the light was still hot. Fryfogle . fired a de- flected shot from a faceoff in the Kincardine zone which beat Begg. Forster got the assist and the goal came just three seconck after Johnston of Kincardine . went off for tripping. - BULLDOGS TIE IT The second period started *out with McLeod of Kincardine . carrying the puck into the W Ing- ham zone, around four defend- ers, to pass to Johnston Who -fir- ed iipast Riehl. The boys start- ed feeling their oats about this time, Shewfelt and Gardner both doing -a stint for high stick ing at '9;09. Bain was benched for interference at 10:04 and ' while he was resting. J. Johns- ton beat Riehl with D. Johnston assisting ..47. Magwood of Kincardine went off .for tripping at 14:50 and again the man advantage set ' the scene for another,Wingham goal,, Willie netting his second -from Strong and McTavish on a neat pass play around the ricin cardine net to tie the score 8- 3. _ • English and Pollock went off for roughing at 15:36 and Shew- felt got nailed for interference at 18:08 but, no.goals resulted:.) REGULATION TIME ENDS Twogoals` in' the third period, one apiece, set the score at 4-4 at the end of regulation • time. Forster scored a beauty the left wing to fire a hard shot, for'Wingham, streaking down I which went between the legs of the Kincardine goalie. ten- nis Shewfelt scored from Mag- wood at 13;46 and that ended, the scoring for the third. OVERTIME After only 55 seconds of the ten-minute .overtime period, Johnny Jdhnston let go with a blast from inside the blueline and it trickled through Riehl's pads after he had made the int., tial stop. Wingham started to hit as their hopes sagged -and they managed to slow Kincar- dine down a little and at 7:48 Lee deflected a shot by Forster into the net, McTavish also assisting. In the sudden death. Wing -4, hang.made one rush and Kincar- dine managed to get it back in- to the Wingham zone. On the next play, Cerson had the"'puck in the corner and shot at the net, Irwin deflecting it into the far corner after it had flashed across the crease. NOTES AND QUOTES Ross Peacock wasworking up in Meaford last week and couldn't Make it down for the game.... Cerson, normally a defenceman, took his place.... George Shinn was also missing, due to illness.... The referees, from Owen Sound, left a lot to be desired but at least were' bad consistently.... Riehl. back in the nets for the first time in some weeks, played a tremen- dous game and was number one performer, holding Wingham in the game.... Gardnei and Houston would get the remain- ing positions on the three stars r...In penalties, Kincardine had seven, Wingham four Ellwood Irwin handed out the nicest bodycheck of the game when. he tried to put McLeod through a crack' in the boards. On the other end it was English and McTavish both taking crunching checks from Pollock who also illegally tripped Riehl, who was our of the crease at the .time; .The :. crowd' in Kincardine was rather poor, a fair number travelling up from Wingham. Second game :no tautest The second game of the series, played in Wingham on Friday night, was no contest as the "180 Sports" swamped the Bulldogs by a 7-2. score. "Old Reliable" Irwin started the boys off with an unassisted goal early in the first and was followed from Jim•Bain and Barry.Fryfogle with two apiece, McTavish and Neil getting ...11«.11.... Strikes & Spares -THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE First place changed hands again this week and Pat's Smarties are making their move on the leaders. Audrey. Swat- ridge topped the gals with a 677 triple and a 287 single. Ian MacLaurin and Bob Brooks shared the honors in the men's section. Bob had a 753 triple and Ian rolled a 290 for high single. Thanks to our one and only spare last week, Joan Irwin. Here are the. standing's: Hilda's Humbugs 94; Marilyn's Maple Buds 88; Gail's Gum Drops 85; Pat's Smarties 74; Marg's Mints 72; Laura's Se - cords 69.. COMMERCIALpLEAGUE This was Vicki Wilds night to.bowl. She had a 208. 228 and 234, Lovely night Vicki-- keep up the .n nice work. High single lady was Dot Cameron with 276 and triple was Vicki Wild 670. Men's high " single was John Finnigan with 265 while Frank Burke had triple with 636. Thanks to our spares Leneita Statia, Carl Goodyear; Bruce Machan, Lois Cerson and Don Rae. This week there were some good games bowled,. Vera Schneider 237. Isobel Burke -- 249, Betty . Lee 242, and Roe Croskill 249. Ladies' highs went to Ruth Lott with 299 and 678. One of. our new spares took men's high single; Ron Kerr 270 and Jim Bain had triple with 757. Standings are: Ontario /7, British Columbia 72, .Nova Scotia 59, Manitoba 58, Saska- tchewan 57 and -Alberta 55. • MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE The Canadiens are still in. top spot and maintained their 8 point lead over the Rangers, both teams taking,5 points this week. The Black Hawks and Red Wings split 4 to 3, leaving the Hawks one ,behind second place Rangers. Bob Crawford took the high single with a 310 while Gary Templeman was putting to- gether the best triple, .776, in- cluding a 305. Gary Storey just missed the magic 300 with 297. Bill Johnston 287 and 712, Ken Saxton Jr. 273 and 735, Bill Hotchkiss 278 and 720. • The standing; Les Canadiens 92, Rangers 84, Black Hawks 83, Maple Leafs 75, Bruins 71, Red Wings 57. singles. wee again Riehl played a remarkable game in goal and was instrumental m the win. Two quick goad in the first set the pace for the game as Irwin scored at 4;Q1 and Bain clicked.,on his first from Lee at 4:42. Kineardine .managed one at 6;37, Miller from Pollock and Davidson, Wingham completely, doin- ated the second period with three unanswered goals, Fry- fogle banged in a goalinouth pass at 2:50. Neil and Forster assisting. Neil and •Iviagwood went off at $:09 for high sticking follow- ed by Martyn f9r tripping at 8 _ until McTavish made it on a blistering slapsho©.from his point position„ just catching thebottom corner. Fryfogle got his second of the period at 11;10 with Lee and Neil getting assists for a nice passing play close -in while the "180 Sports" had a two-man advantage. Magwobd and Johns- ton faott'serving time. Wingham picked up two per. alties to Bain and Irwin early in the third but managed to hold off the Kincardine offensive. Back at full strength, Bain bat- ted in his iseuond at 6:34 with' Lee and 'Fryfogle assisting. Kincardine made a feeble attempt with one more goal at 13:01 as Miller clicked again. from Doug Johnston and Pollock Neil finished the scoring at 18:14 on a pretty goal from Fry- fogle. NOTES AND QUOTES The "180 Sports"' had. too . many stars to pick just three but among the best were Bain. Cerson, English, Riehl, Forster, Fryfogle, McTavish, Lee, Neil, and Houston Lee - got nick- ed for a few stitches near the left eye late in the, first Zold, as usual, puton a little show .every.'time he got a penal- ty Jim English was the only W.ingham player hitting with any consistency... , Kincardine received more penalties than Wingham for the second straight game, 7 to :5 Friday night. Drop third game 7-4 The "180 Sports" were not so fortunate in the third game of the series, losing 7-4 to Kin- •cardine on Sunday afternoon. Riehl could net make the game and was replaced by Crawford. ' A possible reaction might be to lay the blame for, the loss on Bill's shoulders but the responsi- bility was in many departments. Crawford, as a matter of fact, played a treirt"endous game, blanking Kincardine in the first period and allowing them only one in the second. One of the six Bulldog goals in the third period was scor&d into • an empty net. Don 'Lee put Wingham ahead 1-0 on a breakaway pass from Barry Fryfogle at.11:33, deking ' Begg in the Bulldog net. It was a pretty goal as he left Zold standing still at the blueline.• « _ Wingham played well in the first as Crawford stopped two breakaways and the penalty killing unit of Fryfogle, Bain, Cerson .and Neil held off during four penalties. • ONE EACH IN SECOND,_PERIOD • After only 13 seconds of the second, Fryfogle shot into the pads. of the downed Kincardine twiner and in a cqnfusing• pile- up, Zold knocked .it into the net. " Fryfogle got credit with Lee and Neil assisting. The. " 180. Sports" held off the Kincardine offence even while two men short, Strong and Gardner serving time, but just as the penalty ended, Neil went to come off the',ice a touched the -puck in front of th Wing - Std 41, Did you 'know that "Friendly John" McInnes is doing SOMETHING SPECIAL THIS WEEK. This f "LET'S BE FRIENDS WEEK'at WINGHAM DRIVE-IN CLEANERS. 4r, ham bench. Unfortunately his replacement was, already on the ice and the "180 .Sports"' were. given a bench penalty for too Many men, served by Strong. While hewas off Miller scored for the Bulldogs as he took a pass from Davidson to deke• Crawford. Magwood also re- ceived an assist. DISASTER STRIKES Sloppy tearing gave Kin- cardine a tie at 40 of the third as Davidson fired a backhand. Magwood and McLeod assisting. With Gardiner Off for holding, the Bulldogs pulled ahead 3-2 at 5:50 as Wilson let go with a backlAnd, D. Shewrelt and J, ' Johnston helping, , Another one at 10;50 with both teams short, saw Doug Johnston score from McKinnon and J. Johnston for a two goal lead. ' Ross Peacock picked up a loose puck behind the Kincard- ine net and with Irwin decoying in front of the net, fired a backhand at 11:05 and the "Sports" were within one goal. Thirty seconds later John Johnston fired a hard one which glanced off Crawford's out- stretched glove into the net. Miller and Davidson assisted. Not giving up, McTavish caught the corner with yet an- other backhand at 15:35 with Gardner and Irwin assisting. At 18:0.3; -Hamilton got a break- away and shot just as he was bounced by Bain but the shot was on the mark and Kincardine led 6-4. In a vain attempt to tie the • score,' coach. Charlie Lee pulled Crawford but the play backfired and John Johnston fired a rink - long shot into the open net. NOTES AND QUOTES Lee was cut over,the eyes when crosschecked by Magwood early in the game. No penalty was called.... The officiating was atrocious.. Kincardine received 5 penalties to Wing- ham's 12.. a . Lee and Shewfelt got into a scrap in the third. Both received xminors. • majors and�Shewfeit goa 11miscoduc t rt, as well...,.Best for the "180 ,Sports were Cerson, Fryfogle and Bain. Teachers "Johnnie, I' m asham ed,of .you. When t was no big- ger than you. I could reel all the presidents off in order with- out hesitation." Johnnie:" Yeah but there was only three or four of them then." 1101 INININAM Y, 1931 The WOILA InterMediate Eagles, clinched a playoff berth by" defeat ig,' ls 9»a. PP-' vis to the mart of the ,garne a period of silence ways 'hetet in the memory of *.fellow player, R01a glas who' was kllte'd stew ,ciidently.: Rae led the Eagles with three, , Habkirk and Bate,. ,son scoring two each, and Cruickshank and Elliott one apiece. 0--0--0 The Wingham gird` hockey, team tied *rose's 1-1 with Elia Rae scoring Wlingham's • lone goal. Members of the line-up were 'I. 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