Loading...
The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-12-05, Page 14e 14-- The Wingham Advance -Times, Dec. 5, 1984 LAST -SECOND SAVE -Rob Schistad was forced to make his biggest save of the game in the final seconds Sunday atter a giveaway at the Walkerton blueline sent Kevin Elliott of the Hawks in on a breakaway. Schistad stood his ground and got a piece of the puck to preserve a 6-6 tie for the Ironmen, who proved unable to hold a lead throughout the game. Eighth Liners edge ahead in Blyth Broomball League The Eighth Liners, defending champions of the Blyth Broomball League, have slowly but surely moved up in the league standings. After last week's action the Eighth Liners moved into fourth place and are only two and one-half points out of second spot. If you are watching this team for the first time you will notice it does not play an exciting brand of broomball The team sticks to the basics of the sport and plays a very defensive game, waiting for a couple of breaks for their scoring chances. Last`Tuesday evening, the Eighth Liners got single goals from David Souch, ArnoI'd Pease, Bill Phelan and Herb Govier enroute to a 4-0 shutout over the Blyth Bears. Single assists went to Irvin Pease, Jim Blake and Arnold Pease for the win- ners. • Last Thursday night the Eighth Liners battled to a 1-0 overtime tie with the Lanesville Lords. The Lords opened the scoring in the game when Wayne Bell set up Duke Drennan in the first period. However the Eighth Liners managed to tie the game with about seven minutes left in the second frame when Irvin Pease scored from Peter deJong. In further action last Tuesday, Carol Humphries' unassisted goal five minutes into the' second period lifted Brussels to a 1-0 triumph over the Belgrave Sparlings. Sandra Morrison played a strong game in goal for Brussels, recording her third shutout. Single goals by Marg For.,an and Chris Moore lifted Auburn to a 2-1 victory over the Goderich Knight Riders. Betty Jane Foran and Karen Souch picked up one assist each for the winners, while Jennifer Miltonburg set up Jackie Van Osch for the Knight Riders' only goal. Two goals by Dave Carter carried the Lucky Devils to a 5-1 win over the Blyth Inn Bandits. Also scoring for the Devils were Wayne Carter, John Beadle and Roger Forsyth. Wayne Saunders picked up two assists and Rick Louthier, Donnie and Wayne Carter added one each. Pat Cronin scored the Bandits' lone goal from Ron Ritchie. Jim Van Osch had a goal and an assist to lead the Lanesville Lords past the Auburn Falcons by a score of 3-1. Ian Hackett and Steve Howard scored one goal each for the Lords, while Drennan and Greg Hackett had single assists. Auburn's only goal came when Roy Fisher set up Elwyn Brindley. Also last Thursday night, Dianne Golley set up both goals by Rose Weber and Donna Fischer as Lucknow defeated Auburn 2-0. The shutout was Sheila Hunter's seventh in seven games this season. Rob McIntosh, Doug Cousins and Greg Hum- phries scored one goal each as the Maitland Dirt Riders recorded a 3-1 victory over the Clinton Warriors. Jerry Bremner and Kevin Pen- nington added one assist each, while the Warriors' lone goal came off the broom of Don Dimaline from Tim deWeerd. • Diana Glousher posted her second shutout this•season as the Goderich Knight Riders defeated Brussels by a score of 2-0. Miltonburg and Van Osch scored for the Knight Riders and Debbie Mit- chelmor.e picked up the game's only assist. Beadle's pair of goals and Forsyth's goal and two assists poweredthe un- defeated Lucky Devils to a 4- 1 victory over the Lakelet Hornets. Wayne Carter scored the Devils' other goal, while Steve Douglas set up Bill deVos for the Hornets' only goal. PeeWeescome close at London -area tournament The Wingham .PeeWees narrowly missed winning the consolation championship at the -fifth annual Byron Optimists' PeeWee-Bantam tournament in London last weekend, losing 3-2 to Mooretown (Sarnia) in the final game. Wingham opened the tournament Saturday. against the 'Byron Mays team. Wingham opened the scoring on a goal by Michael Elmslie from Chris Heibein. Captain Todd Chadwick's goal made it 2-0 before Brad Arthur of Myron Mays closed the scoring in the first period with a goal in the final minute. The only scoring in the second wa's a goal by Anthony Verbeek of Byron Mays to tie the score 2-2. With 1:25 to play in the third period, Tom Ippolito scored for Byron Mays from Andrew Gilliland to win the game. It was a hard-fought contest in which all the Wingham boys played ex- ceptionally well, especially Trevor Elmslie in thee. Wingham net who turned out what was undoubtedly his best effort so far this year to consistently stop the Byron Mays shooters. This set the stage for Game 2 at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Coaches, players and parents either stayed overnight in the London area or traveled beck down. ' In this game, •Wingham faced the second team en- tered from Byron. Jason Stratton opened the scoring unassisted and Neil Gregson .,,tallied to close the scoring at the end of the first period with Byron leading 2-0. The Wingham boys regrouped and scored three unanswered goals: Anesh Bodasing from Chris Heibein, Peter Poulin from Todd Chadwick and Michael Elmslie unassisted. Halfway through the third period, the local boys ran into three penalties back-to- back and Byron scored twice to regain the lead. With less than three minutes to play in the game, Chadwick scored unassisted to tie the score and Bodasing scored the go-ahead goal with 29 seconds to play. Michael Elmslie potted an insurance marker with four seconds left on the clock, unassisted. Although most of the Wingham goals were unassisted through great individual efforts, the team played well with its passes connecting and Mark Wick - horst, Jason Balzer, Sean Whiteley and Jake Richardson as well as goalie Trevor Elmslie all playing a solid game. Following two great games, one a loss and one a win, the Wingham Pee Wees were set for the consolation championship, with parents, coaches and fans all hoping for another fine effort. The boys did not disappoint anyone and the game was a great confidence -builder for them. The first period against Mooretown was scoreless. At the 54 -second mark of the second period, Bodasing scored a beauty from Heibein and less than three minutes later Poulin dented the twine from Chadwick and Michael Elmslie. The score stayed 2-0 until the last minute of the second period when Craig McKenzie scored for Mooretown. There was no scoring in the third period until the final minute when, with 53 seconds left in the game, Tony Carlton came in all alone with no defenders and beat Trevor Elmslie to tie the score. The local boys let down a little after that and 'seven seconds later Ryan Sarson put it away for the Sarnia- area team. The last 44 Streak snapped at nine as Falcons edge Royals seconds were played with the. Wingham net empty, but the local boys were unable to tie it up. The team expressed its thanks to the Byron Optimists for allowing it to enter the tournament. It was a character -builder for the boys and a great experience. The next games are this Saturday at 4 p.m. in Lucknow and Sunday'at 6:30 p.m. in Wingham against Elma-Logan. Hickey leads Crawfords to 7-2 victory The high -flying Wingham Royals had their streak snapped at nine games with a 5-4 loss to the Teeswater Falcons on Sunday af- ternoon. It was the first loss of the season for the Royals, who were 7-0-2 in their first nine games of the WOAA Intermediate schedule. The Falcons, who had lost 7-3 to the Royals in a previous meeting at Wingham Nov. 2, got a sweet revenge at home on.Sunday, striking for four goals in a seven -minute span of the second period to reverse a 4- 1 deficit and then holding onto the lead through a scoreless third period. Penalty killing, which had been a strong suit for the Royals through earlier games this season, faltered in this match. Teeswater scored twice on the power play during the second - period flurry and then got the winning goal just two seconds after another penalty had expired and before the penalized skater had a chance to get back into the play. The Falcons drew first blood in the game with a goal by ex -Ironman. Jim LeGrand two and a half minutes into the first period. No One picked up LeGrand in the corner and he just walked out and fired a shot past Ron Smith in the Royal net. The lead didn't last long, however, as Brian Ten Pas, with an assist from Jay MacLaurin, found the range 15 seconds later to tie the score at one -all. Less than a minute later the same combination• clicked again on a power play to give the Royals a 2-1 lead: A couple of minutes later it was 3-1 as MacLaurin and Ken Higgins set up Randy Clarke and he put the puck past .Dave Gamble for the final goal of the first period. "Just over two minutes into the second period the Royals stretched their lead to 4-1 as Rick Ma.. L,ennan, back with the team for his first game this season, took a pass from Dave Golley and found the mark for what was to be the last • Royal goal of the af- ternoon. ' Undaunted by the deficit, Kevin Hickey scored three 'goals to lead Crawfords to a 7-2 pasting of the Stainton Spitfires last week. Peter Snow added two goals and Gordie Marr and Dave Martin had singles. Ray Bateman and Todd • Stainton tallied for Stain- . tons. Bridge Motors continues to win. The team handed the Advance -Times a 9-3 defeat last week. Craig Laing, Doug Purves, Bob Armstrong, Mike Malihot, Dennis Thompson and Jim McCarthy shared goals for Bridges, while Stan Stapleton, Kevin Tervit and. Warren Moore provided the offence for the Advance - Times, the team which is said to be willing to make trades to try and turn around ` its dismal start this season. Bridge club play results The duplicate bridge club met last week with the following results: first, Yvonne McPherson and Bert Mathers; second, Margaret Mundell and Kay Forgie; third, Mary Mathers and Harley Crawford; and fourth, Jean Whitby and Wilf French. Teeswater took control of the game in the second period, out -hustling the Royals badly and gradually chip- ping away at the lead. The hard work started to pay off as Terry Davidson's power play goal from Jim LeGrand made it 4-2 five minutes into the period. A couple of minutes later Derrick Gamble brought the Falcons to within one, with assists from Craig Anderson, also a former Ironman, and Robert MacDonald. MacDonald took ad- vantage of a roughing penalty to Royal Sandy Fitzgerald, who always plays a spirited' game against Teeswater, to even things at four -all two minutes later, assisted by Rick Schiestel and Phil Eadie. Schiestel got the final goal of the game, from Dan Davidson and Anderson, just after Tom Irwin had returned to the ice after serving a two -minute sen- tence for high -sticking.. Officially Teeswater was two -for -five on the power play, while Wingham scored. once in four chances. Penalties were close in the game, with 14 minutes in minors called against the Falcons and 16 minutes against the Royals. The second period made the difference, however, as all three penalties called in that period went against the Royals, and Teeswater turned all three op- portunities into numbers on the scoreboard. Brian O'Connell replaced Smith in the Wingham net for the third period and shut out Teeswater for the rest of the game, but Wingham was unable to close the gap. The Royals pressed hard in the final five minutes and had a few chances to tie it, but either the shot was. just off the mark or Gamble came up with the big save. With the exception of Ten Pas and MacLaurin,. the -Falcons managed to shut down the Royals' big gun- ners in this game, as neither Ken Cousins nor Dave Stephenson got a point. Cousins continues to lead the Royals' scoring with 13 goals and 11 assists for 24 points in BANTAMS The Labradors lead the league with • 36 points, followed by the Dobermans .with 33, the German Shepherds, 27, the Hounds with 22, the St. Bernards with 20 and the Border Collies with 12. Jenny Deslauriers had the girls' high single of 132 and the high double of 240, while Danny McPherson had the boys' high single of 159 and the high double of 235. Other games of 75 and over were rolled by: Kyla Irvine 90; Susan Henry 87; Krista Bird 92; Jenni Kerr 84; Kendra Merkley 94, 87; Jennifer Remington 107; Amy Currie 92, 80; Natalie Chomyn 86, 77; Jenny Deslauriers 108; Aaron Chapman 93, 102; Ken Hogg 78, 119; Joshua Johnston 75, 97; Darryl Jardine 118, 85; Jason Schiestel 75, 113; Danny McPherson 76; Mark Steffen 96, 89; Travis Chambers 78, 77; Adarn Deslauriers 94, 126; Jamie MacKay 78; Jonathon Lewis 103; and Derek Knight 89. SR. BANTAMS The Snorks lead the league with 37, followed by the Shirt Tales with 27, the Muppet Babies with 25, the He -Mans with ,24, 'the GI Joes with 21 and the Smurfs with 16. Becky Sangster had the high single of 229 for the girls and the high double of 402, while Ivan Skinn had the boys' high single of 177 and the high double of 307. Other games of 125 and over were rolled by: Angela Kerr 129, 158; Lisa Chapman 135; Becky Sangster 173; Sherry Dekker 137; Rhonda Leachman 171, 160; Kim Edgar 145, 144; Julie Henry 131; Rob Harrison 137; Tim Currie 147; Ivan Skinn 130; Jason Steffler 137; Todd Harrison 170; and Scott Neil 126,169. cline games, while Stephenson is second with nine goals and nine assists for 18 points in 10 games. Ten Pas is in third spot with 11 goals and six assists, followed by MacLaurin with six goals and 10 assists. Mark Foxton, with three goals and 11 assists in eight games up with the Royals, holds down fifth spot on the scoring list. Despite being in the net for all five Teeswater goals, Smith played well and didn't allow any bad goals. Ken Higgins, back after a few weeks off with a knee injury, played well on defence. The Royals also should be helped by the addition of speedy veteran Rick MacLennan on the forward lines. MacLennan is home for the winter and played well in his first game, getting JUNIORS & SENIORS The •Jeremys lead' the league with 45 points, followed by the JVCs with 41, the Robbies with 38 and the Breakers with 16. Theresa Kenyon had the high single of 279 for the junior girls and the high triple of 574, while Angela Wall had the high single of 192 for the senior girls and the high triple of 506. Jeff Wall had the high single of 225 for the junior boys and the high triple of 579, while Brian Steffler had the senior boys' high single of 210 and the high triple of 512. Other games of 150 and • over were rolled by: Theresa Kenyon 162; Angela Wall 151, 163; Lori Tiffin•'AI92, 192; Denton Chambers 172; Robbie Lamont 159; Tim Lewis 174; 166, 171; Jeremy Bloemberg 191, 155, 197; Brian Steffler 171; and Jeff Wall 152, 202. R. W. Bell OPTOMETRIST Goderich. ' The Square 524-7661 the fourth Royal goal. Following a string of impressive outings, the Royals were due for a let- down. Hopefully it is out of their systems now, as they will need to be in top form when the Lucknow Lancers return to the Wingham arena this Friday night at 8:30. The Lancers will be smarting from their recent 8-3 drubbing and out to even the score. The Royals will get another crack at the Falcons next weekend, when they return to Teeswater for another Sunday afternoon game. Atoms win and tie in past week Ryan Deyell scored four times and Murray MacLeod once to lead Wingham to a 5- 4 victory last Thursday evening over Mitchell in WQ,6.A Atom action. Jonathon Balzer, Ken Hogg and Bart Cameron (with two) assisted on the goals. The Wingham squad skated to an early 5-0 lead in the first and held on, aided by the excellent play of Andrew Gibson in net foil Wingham, to win the game against a determined Mit- chell squad. Hogg scored all three ,goals last Saturday as Wingham skated to a tie with Seaforth. Assists went to Cameron and MacLeod. The Atoms take on the strong Clinton team this Saturday. Correction Deal 349 Christmas Checklist Sale Page 4 - Due to circumstances beyond our control, item number 50-1304-2 Care Bears Ferris Wheel will not be available. Page 11 - Item number 54-6964-0, seven piece Router Bit Set states "26" additional bits. This is incorrect It should be "20" additional bits. Canadian Tire Corporation Super X Atoms down Milverton The Wingham Super X Atoms hosted Milverton in an exhibition game Friday evening and skated to a 9-2 win. All the boys played well in the game and -the fans were treated to an exciting match. Shane Pegg led the attack with three goals and three assists. Marc Poulin and Gavin Hodgins also scored a pair- each, with singles going to Cletnent Wai and Ivan Skinn. Assists went to Skinn, Hunter, Hodgins and Poulin with two each and Gord Welch with one. The boys are looking forward to the Howick Super Series next weekend. READY TO GO FOR WINTER DRIVING! (Most include 6 -month, 10,000 kilometer power train warranty) Cars for all Seasons FU -LL SIZE CARS 1983 Chev. Impala 4 dr., 19,000 miles, dk. blue, mint condition. Stk. No. 5-167A 9695 Chev. Impala 4 dr., 23,000 miles, maroon in colour. Stk. 5-1 59A ONLY $9495 1982 Chev Caprice 2 dr., 2 tone paint, would you believe only 12,000 miles. Stk. No. 5-156A Grab this one at ONLY 9299 1981 Buick Park Avenue 4 dr., fully loaded, including sunroof, dark green. Stk. No. 4-323A $9995 Mercury Marquis Station Wagon, steel grey, excellent $ value. Stk. No. 4-219B 4995 1980 Chev. Caprice 4 dr., air conditioning, light blue, 59,000 miles. Stk. No. 4-409AJST $6495 Chev. Impala 4 dr., Silver & maroon 2 -tone, only 50,000 miles. Stk. No. 5-152A YOURS FOR $5195 Ford LTD 4 dr., light blue, good value at Stk. No. 4-410A $3995 1977 • Caprice 4 dr., dark brown, only 35 000 miles. Stk No. 5-134A ONLY $4295 Chev. Impala 4 dr., blue, a. good transportation $1995 value at STATION WAGONS 1979 Pontiac Catalina, maroon, ,for people who need room, only 66,000 miles. Stk. No. 4-206A Mercury Marquis, maroon, nice con- dition. Stk. No. 4419AJUST $4795 1978 Olds. Cutlass Cruiser with air. con- ditioning and more, beige with wood grain, 73,000 miles. Lots of driving left. Stk. No. 5-165B ONLY $4595 ECONOMY CARS 1982 Camaro 4 cyl., 4 speed transmission, only 19,000 miles. S1tk. No. 5-1 1 1 A ONLY $8995 1981 Volkswagen Rabbit LS, 4 dr, 5 speed, brown in colour. Stk. No. 5-169A JUST $5995 1980 Dodge Omni 4 dr., 4 cyl. automatic, power steering, 59,000 miles. St. No. 3-253A ( $4995 $3895 Pontiac Acadian 2 dr.,' 4 cyl. auto- matic, gold colour. Stk. No. 4-278A $3995 1977 Chev. Nova 6 cyl., automatic, power steering, beige. • $1995 Stop looking around, start saving at: JOHN CULLEN Chev Olds 115 Josephine 8t., Wingham 357-2323 "The People Pleasers" HOURS: Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Phone 357-2323