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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-02-28, Page 13WiN,hIIui ,ick' tom 'sliot4os Wingham goalies Brian Wall t Steve 1* a lI of WOAA. Midget a��p layed lR Blyth.1 eently * Wii boys dde fasted the hometowners o1 1.0. Scoring for ham• was Jim McGee on a from, Dennis Thompson. tigame' wall marred ,by 27 penal- es, 10 of them to Wingham. 4.4 aher scoring game played inWingham last week the local boys walked off with an 8-0 'win. Action was slow in this one and only one goal was Rimed in the firstriod. That IP/tally went to Greg Cook with as- sists to Kevin Bain and Dave Golley. Rick Jacklin Pill igham ahead by two at 1,, 1 point of the second period and two minutes later it was 3-0 when Paul Skinn picked up a marker. McGee, Golley and Burley as- sisted on those goals. In the third period Wingham *came to life and picked up five more goals. The credits went to Dennis Thompson 2, Don Burley, Paul Skinn and Rick Jacklin. TOP FIVE SCORERS. Pen. Player G A P Min. Henderson 22 26 48 85 McGee 22 19 41 43 Thompson 19 18 37 72 Jacklin 8 17 25 40 Dunbar 13 7 20 55 ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL Now Playing "LAZY" A very versatile group featuring Pop Rock and Country„ Music Coming Next Monday to Thursday & SATURDAY "ALABAMA" RECORDING RECORDING ARTISTS 1974 Guno Award Nominees for best Canadian Country Group, and best Canadian Country Single of the year. Friday Evening Only "JET STRING" i i i THE WELLINGTON -HURON Police Association Bonspiel was held in the Wingham Curl- ing Club last Saturday. The winning rink just happened to come from the host town. The rink included: John Cruickshank, vice; Bill Bain, lead; Steve Trapp, second and Bili Hanula, skip. Harriston Police Chief Ted Zimmer presented the trophy. (Staff Photo) Ironmen down Arthur in rough encounter The biggest crowd of the season was on hand to witness the rough- est game of the season as the, Ironmen downed Arthur 9 to 2 in the first game of the best of seven group finals. With the drop of the first puck one could sense that this was go- ing to be a hard hitting Series and this first game had hitting galore and a steady parade to the penalty box. With a rnan,short, the•Ironmer) hit the score sheet at 2:56. It was a fan appealing effort as Barry O'Kraftka picked up the puck in the corner of the Arthur end -and with a dipsy-doodle figure eight, seemed to mesmerize three Arthur players who attempted to take a shot at him. A quick pass to Phil Paquette, alone just off the crease, and the Ironmen were one up. • A power play goal at 6:56by Russel Jones put the Ironmen ahead by two and Dotig Leitch's unassisted goal at 16:37 gave the Ironmen a three goal lead after 20` minutes of rather rough, chippy . hockey. LYCEUM Mk, the• g reatest love story of all time. .wane FRANCO ZEFFIIRELLI ROMEO cJULIET 3 DAYS ONLY! Thvrs ; 28, `ri.1, Sot, 2 ONE COMPLETE SHOWING DAILY AT 8:00 P; M. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT SUN.3,.MON.4, TUES. Sth VANISHING POINT - 7:15 P.M. LAST AMERICAN HERO-- 9:`00 P.M. It took /liar 20 yoars to find out who hgwas and 2 laps to lot the, world know THE LAST AMR/.CAN *HERO* Arthur came out in the second, fired up, and with Dave Dens- more's goal at 2:54 were . right back in the game. With the Ar- thur team charging at full throttle, the Ironmen were put to the test at the 5 minute mark when Cliff Hetherington was fol- lowed to the penalty lex by Barry MacDonald. Now the Ironmen were two men short, a quick glance to the broadcast booth caught Manager Doug Skinn with his hands. clasped in either prayer or nail chewing. The penalty killing crew came through with flying colors and rather frustrated every effort Arthur threw at them. The suc- cess in killing° those penalties seemed rto give the Ironmen the confidence and spark they need- ed and in the next four minutes goals • by Doug Leitch, Russel Jones, Brian Yahbee and Barry MacDonald shot the Ironmen into a 7 to l lead. ' The third period saw the Iron - men pick up two quick goals as Bob Johnston deflected a shot by Steve Ste. Marie into the corner of the net at 3:24 and Doug Leitch denting the twine' at 3:59. From this point on its was chippy, checking and a steady parade to the penalty box with no less than 32 minutes of penalties metered otit. Tension mounted ante one could sense fireworks in the air and the spark' that ignited the fistcuffs happened at 13:08 as Arthur's. Steve Osbourne and Ironmen Dave Hodgins tangled with high sticks and ended up slugging it out.'As these two penalties were served action slowed up and the. Ironmen - wisely played cautious Stone School takes 2-0 lead . The Stone School hockey team moved within one game of the WOAA finals by defeating Ford- wich 9-7 and 9=3. In the 9-3 win Tom Black was the big gun getting . one goal and assisting on four others. The other goals came from Niel Edgar, Brian Black, Larry Robinson, Brian' Coultes, Bruce Corrigan and Grant Coulter with two. That game was played Sun- day night in the Wingham Arena. The next game will be played in Belgrave Arena at 9 o'clock tonight (Thursday). Come out and cheer the boys to victory. hockey, more concerned with coming out of the game without injuries. The final goal of the game was scored by Arthur's Dave Draper and the Arthur team and their large following,of fans were sent home smarting from the sound trouncing handed them by the Ironmen in this first game of the group finals. WHISTLE STOPS ... Gee, it's been a long time since such a good crowd has been seen in the Wingham arena. And for those who came to see rough, hard hit- ting hockey they sure saw lots of it in this one ..: And, its been a long time since the local ,police have been called to keep things under control in the penalty. box area as in this one . . For a period and a half Arthur skated with the Ironmen, and in fact, would say they out -hit the Iron - men in the first half of the game .. Without a doubt the hardest hit of the game was dished out by Cliff Hetherington with Arthur's Lee Rodgers hitting the ice to the sudden twinkling of a universe of stars, and as he picked himself up On his rubbery legs, and with a ,couple of slow motion figure skating figures groped his way back •to the bench in a fog, you knew that his thoughts 'were "what hit me!" . It has often been said "good referees will call the game without anyone noticing them" but in this one the referees put on a show of their own, much to the displeasure of both Arthur and Ironmen fans . . . Doug Leitch led the Ironmen with the hat trick. Did you notice every - time Doug scored he displayed the new version of the Derek Sanderson Goal Dance? .. . The Ironmen journey to Arthur next Saturday for the second game with the third game of the series t .hack at the Wingham arena next Sunday night at 7:30 . . Better get to the game early be- cause after this action packed classic there's bound to be a ful: house! • YBC Junior Biwling The. O'I3enrys, 65, have a 10 point lead over their nearest rivals the Kit Kats and the Aei'9s, tied with 55 each, in the ,-YBC Junior Bantam standings. The Smarties with 50, the Crunchies with 47 and the Mars Bars with 43 round out the field. Pam Reid bowled a 140 single and a 250 double to give her the girls' high' honors for the day. Tim Stainton bowled 158 to pick up the, boys' high single and Blair Mansell bowled 271 over ' two games to clinch the high double. Games of 130 or over were bowled by Debra Wittig 130, Blair Mansell 141, and Wayne Thomp- son 143. In the Bantam division the Mazdas •hoid•,first with 70, the Datsuns are five points behind with 65, then come the Javelins and the Torinos tied with 49 each, then the Pintos with 43 and the last place Comets with 40. • The girls' high single and high double went to Anna Haugh who bowled . a 217 and a 377 double. Greg Storey pocketed the boys' high single and high double with 212 and 340 scores. The 160 mark was broken by Brenda MgcLennan 182, Lynne ridge 187; David Nesbitt 164 and Craig Brydges 177. In -Junior standings the. Clubs are ;out in front with 66 followed by the r'tlb)ke est tlr ',t'the' Ae9 with 52, then the Spades with 51,• the Diamonds with '49 and finally the cellar dwelling Hearts with 39. Brenda Foxton captured the girls' high single with a 263 while Joan Cerson took the high double with 412 over two. Steve Read`- man walked off with the boys' high single with a 239 game and Jay MacLaurin picked up the high double with a 406 score. Canadians edge Brophy 11-10 The Canadian Tire Canadians squeaked by the Brophy Bruins in • a •Wingham Novice -Atom House - league game Feb. 18. The score was a close 11-10.` The marksmen for the victorious Canadians were Bain, Saint, Nicholls; Brooks,I'amilton, Stapleton, Pietch, Tiffin, Storey, Hickey and Bushell. For the Bruins gioints were picked up by . Nevery, Bray, Deichert, Rintoul, Thompson, McLean, Brophy, Steffler, Gaunt and Green. 'The houseleague is moving into playoff action now so come out and see some exciting hockey. GODERICH LASSIES ADVENTURE IN GOLD RUSH OVER 80 SKATERS finished the 12 -hour Belmore Skate-a-thon last Saturday. The event netted over $4,000 worth of pledges toward the installation of ati artificial ice surface in the Belmore Arena and Community Centre. (Staff Photo) The Wiipgh.m Advance -Times, Thursday, February 23.1074,— Pa I3 .Strikes and Spares THURSDAY MIXED It was a cold evening but the Thursday night bowlers were red hot. The standings really tightened up too and now Gail's Gotchas least by only two points. The Gotchas have 93, followed closely by Marie's Misfits and Isabell's Dingalings both with 91, Helen's 'tellers 78,• Elda Extras 65 and Norma's Newfies 57. Reporting on best games saw • Gwen Swan with a 308 high single and a 722 triple. Bruce Skinn had a fine night for the men with a super 358 single and 792 triple. In other scoring.over 200, Elda Nethery had a 228; Marg Moffat 215; Rick Smith 22.1; Bruce Skinn 206, 228; Luanne Kerr 201; Gail Holmes 227; Pat Brenzil 224; Eefje McLean 214; Audrey Mansell 257; Bruce Machan 232, 21Q, 227; Bill Johnston 233, 238; Perrie Holmes 232, 207; Helen Skelton 295, 220; Gwen Swan 249; and Arie DeBruyn 222. 0-0-0 COFFEE KLATCH The league had 26 bowlers this week. Our baby sitter has become disgusted with the baby sitting; she has now started paper -hang- ing and has acquired the mod look! • Anne Laidlaw won the alarm clock draw and Jean Bauer the elimination draw. Girls bowling 200 this week were Shirley Sallows 203; Louise Welwood doing the hat trick and coming up with a 267; Helen Lee 233; Shirley Storey 208, 223; Iris Foulon 214, 201; Eleanor Saxton 220. Stainton's takes first game in WIL final series Stainton's Spitfires cooled The Advance -Times' Newsboys' playoff two game win streak in the first game of the Wingham' Industrial League'splayoff finals. • The. Spitfires scored a 7=1 victory in Monday night's game. The next game e.f the best of three series will be played next Mon- day night and that game could decide the championship unless the,Newsboys pick up their game a might. 4 Hockey stores Here is a rundown of scores and standings in the PeeWee Bantam Houseleague over the past two weeks. February 12, .Staintons 3, Wal - dens 0; February 15, 'Marks 6, IGA 3; February 19, Staintons 2, Marks 1; February 22, Waldens 6, IGA 2. Standings: Staintons 23; IGA 14; Waldens 12; Marks 11. FORDWICH MIXED Lyle Foerter 285, 210; Kathy Stokes 215; Russ Behrns 200, 233; Dave Dinsmore 215; Leone Foerter 213; Weida Ruttan 200; Jack Schumacher 215, 201; An- drea Eskritt 215; 221; Doug Browne 222; Winnie Winkel 200; Alma Hargrave 211, 204; Don Bridge 220, 203; Bennie Wilson 214; Lorne Lambkin 211; D. Sleight 217; 'Don Adams . 206; , Gladys Adams 203;, Jack Ruttan 210, 223; Joan Arias 206.. Ladies' high single and triple, Andrea Eskritt 221 and 609; men's high single and triple, Lyle Foerter 285 and 643. 0 0.0 SENIOR LADIES A M. Robertson bowled the 196 high single, with W. Lockwood coming up with the 372 high' double. Other doubles over the 300 mark were L. Newman's 313, M. Robertson's 318 and R. Hasel- grove's 311. 1 The Primroses are in first place in the standings; they have 63 points. The Sunflowers have 65; Marigolds 49; Pansies 35; Snapdragons 34 and Wild Roses 33. 0-0-0 LEGION LADIES The Flints,tones and Peanuts took all seven points this week. The Peanuts are in first place with 89 points. The Road Runners and Flintstones are tied for second with 70 points and the Yogi Bears have 61. Games oyer 200 were bowled by Joyce Gaunt 246; Doris Walden Z37; Lila Hickey 213; Muriel Ir- vine 224, 259, 229; Doris Reming- ton 231; Jean King 243; Gladys Yeo 216, 200. Muriel Irvine rolled both the high single, a 259, and 'high triple of 712. Runners-up were Joyce Gaunt's 246 single, and Jean King's triple of 612. Belmore Sports Week In hockey Tuesday the Inter- mediates lost to Floradale by a score of 6-2. Scoring for Belmore were Richard Inglis and Leland Harkness. Tuesday the Squirts defeated Harriston 10-2. Scoring for Bel - more were Murray Mawhinney with five goals, Doug Busby with four and Grant Harkness with one. Friday, in their first playoff game, the Squirts had an 8-1 ..nrictcer.,.W.l'A eW t ri for Belmore were Doug Busby with four goals, Murray Mawhin- ney •with three and Allan Kieffer with one. Wednesday, the Delmore Tykes were defeated 6-0 by Belgrave. Sunday.'lotadale won over the Belmore Intermediates by a score of 6-3. In broomball Sunday Belmore lost to the Mildmay Stampeders 2-1. The Belmore goal was scored by Peter Douglas. WBOXETER I Ethel McMichael' 249; Oliver Riley 221; Km Edgar 207; Via. Nidtolson1, 207; Ted Smith 211, 210; Wendell Stamper 244; Joe Craig 244, 210; Mike Newton 240, 247; Dorothy Graig 258; Jim Mc- Caughan 275; Jack Burns 214; Ron McMichael 264, 207; Ei elyn Stamper 244, 200, 218; Dick de Boer 221. ' Ladies' highsingle, Dorothy •Craig 258; eff' high triple, Evelyn Stamper 602; men's high single and triple, Ron McMichael 264 and 647. 0.-41-1 LADIES' WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Sharon Skinn bowled the high single of 274 and Shirley Storey's 705 triple was high when the lea- gue met last week. Beth's Scorpios are in the lead with 1.4 points. Grace's Geminis and Shirley's Aquarius are tied at 12; Edna's Pisces . have 11; Nora's Libras 9 and. Carol's TIt'- gos5. Those bowling games of 200 or over were Diane English 220, 209; Dorothy. Thompson 235; Shirley Sallows 213, 228; Jean King 268, 228: Maude Schiestel 213, 206; Mary Forrest 211; Bea Shrop- shall 203; Carol Strong 222; Ruby MacLennan 203, 209,.211; Joanne Harrison 202, 208, 252; Doreen Young • 202; Shirley Storey 223, 215, 267; Verna Steffler 211; Val deane Gedcke 223; Shirley Stevenson 220; Louise ' Welwood 200; Caroline Greenaway 214. tt-4b-0•. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Honors for the ladies' high single went to Jeanflette Scott with ber.316; Connie Hickey had the high triple of 698. For the guys, it was Francis Merkley's 282 and Reg (j'Hagan's 723. • Still charging ahead are Jean's Hawks with 86. Connie's Canaries have 79; Shirley's . Swans 77; Schneider's Swallows 43; Bax-' ter's Bluejays 69 and the Jenny Wrens, waiting for spring, are relaxing at 30 points. Thank you to spares, Wes Sim- mons and Mary Pace. : • a -0--o fi Denture wearers smiles Ansodent is the denture cleanser that lets you smile with confidence. ' Special whiteners and brighteners clean dentures fast—in minutes .. without brushing or overnight soaking One capful removes stubborn stains helps keep your mouth fresher, longer anso ent it gives you a lot to smile about. GARY'S AUTO .SERVICE AND SUPPLY W H E E SPEED EQUIPMENT -STEREO TAPES AND PLAYERS 20 Water Street QUAKER STATE and VALVOLINE OIL GARY'S AUTO SERVICE AND SUPPLY 357-2519 Wingham