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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-03-26, Page 13P4'ge 2 --The Wingham Advance -Times, March 28, 184 PEE WEES DOWN DURHAM—Jeff Tolton's shot went wide on this play, but he came back to take a pass as he skated down the right wing and put a shot just inside the post, providing the winning margin as Wingham Pee Wees downed Durham 7-5 in overtime last week. The win gave the Pee Wees the WOAA Northern Group championship. They now meet Clinton in a best -of -three series. Wingham Optimist Tykes win the Zurich tournament The Wingham Optimist Tykes won the Zurich Novice Tournament last weekend, being undefeated in three matches. Last Saturday the local lads defeated Hensall 3-2 in their first game at the tourney. Jonathon Lane got Wingham off to a good start on the first shift when he got a breakaway and scored, unassisted. Brian Gardner came back for Hensall and slipped the puck past Wingham's goalie. With only two minutes left in the period, Kenneth Hogg got the puck, and worked it through the Hensall players to• drive it home and put Wingham ahead .by one, unassisted.. In the last. minute of play a Hensall player got a breakaway on the Wingham net and it looked like he would even up the score, but the aggressive play of -: Matthew Elmslie, " Wingham'S goalie, stopped him .dead. The second period saw only one goal which was scored by Hensall's Mark Deitz. This goal evened up the score and try as the Wingham lads might, they could not get the go-ahead marker, which meant the game ended in a 2-2 tie. It was decided the tie would be broken in a five- minute overtime' period, followed by a shoot-out if necessary. In the overtime period there was no score until Lane, Matthew Hunter and Barton Cameron got a three::man breakaway with 42 seconds left. Lane pounded the puck into the net, assisted by Hunter to. give Wingham the game with a score of 3-2. In their second game of the tournament, the Wingham boys - met Huron Park, the final score being Wingham, 9, Huron Park, 1. At the 4:31 mark of the first period, Hogg blasted the puck into Htiron ;Park's net off the goalpost, assisted by Lane. Two minutes later Lane scored assisted by Cameron. At the end of one, • the score read 2-0 for. Wingham. Mark Glavin scored Huron Parks only goal at the beginning 'of the second period. Cameron scored for Wingham, unassisted, one and a half minutes before the end of the period. Thirty seconds later, Murray MacLeod blasted'the puck in from the point. MacLeod's' THURS. FRI. SAT, REDD RAVIN TUES. APRIL 3RD CONEY HATCH 55.00 ADVANCE S630 AT THE DOOR LOUNGE & DINING LOUNGE OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAV goal was unassisted. Period three saw the Wingham lads score five unanswered goals. Hunter scored twice on breakaways, assisted by Hogg on one. Brett Sangster also scored two goals in the final frame, assisted by Todd Harrison on one and by Eric Deyell and Andrew Forrest on the other, scored with only seven seconds remaining in the game. Shane Pegg also scored in the last minute of the game by jamming the puck into the net, assisted by Cameron. Jason Moody, Wingham's goalie, held Huron Park to one. . Wingham met the host club, . Zurich, , in the cham- pionship game, defeating it 4-0. In °the first period, even though the Wingham team controlled the play, it could not get the puck past the Zurich goalie. However in period two Jonathon Balzer scored for Wingham just 45 seconds after. the puck was dropped. He was unassisted. BELMORE MAPLE SYRUP FESTIVAL Saturday, April 14 In Belmore Community Centre 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Adults $4. Children (11 and under) $2. Sale of handcrafts, home baking and maple products Special day for senior citizens Thurs., April 12 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. All events are held indoors 1 With only two and one-half minutes left, Cameron scored for Wingham, assisted by Lane. In period three, MacLeod blasted a hard shot home, unassisted, and finally Lane drove in Wingham's last and fourth goal of the game with only three seconds left. Elmslie earned the shut -out. Throughout the tour- nament each of the Wingham players gave his best. Moody and Elmslie each played strong and aggressive games in net. Marc Potilin, Ryan Leibold and Jeremy Brown all contributed to the wins by playing steady hockey in .which they kept pressure on the oppostion. The Wingham lads each received a gold medallion and are proud to bring home the Zurich Novice Tour- nament Trophy. Hogg was named most valuable player and received a trophy. The parents and players ap- preciate the Zurich hospitality. Legion Pee Wees advance to WOAA The Wingham Legion Pee Wees downed Durham 7-5 in overtime last Tuesday evening to advance to the WOAA Pee Wee CC finals against Clinton. Last week's win gave Wingham the best - of -three series, two games 'to one. The final series started Tuesday evening at Clinton. with game two in the best -of - three set to go Friday night at Wingham at 6:30 p.m. In the Durham game the two teams skated to a 1-1 tie after the opening period. The Wingham marker came from Michael Elmslie, assisted by Joe Walker. In the second period a scoring spree began with no less than seven goals scored. Wingham counted for four of those markers and took a 5-4 lead to the dressing room Howick Curling bonspiel FORDWICH — The Howick Curling Club hosted a mixed bonspiel last Saturday with 20 rinks competing for the Watson and Doig trophies. Winner of the 9 o'clock draw was the Don Adams rink, consisting of Karen Chambers, Mark and Joyce Adams. Second place went to the Jack Murray rink of Clifford, while Murray Garret, also of. Clifford, won third. Fourth place honors went to the Keith Derbecker rink of Ayton. Bill Graham of Gorrie captured .the con- solation. First place in the second draw was captured by Harry Winkel, Marion Bristowe, Joe Winkel and Linda Ankenmen of the Wallace Curling Club. Dale Edgar's rink won second with the Bob Hastie team placing -third. The Dewey Adams rink was fourth, while George Murray's Clifford rink won the consolation. The club th$nits everyone who helped to make this annual evenk a aticcess. Special Howick zre , Ia , surance Co li nS►,, $eii Insurance, Wylie Insurance Brokers and the < Co- operators of Wingham for donating the door prizes. Don Watson Hardware and Bill Doig's Garage also are thanked for donating the trophies. finais with Clinton after two • frames. Walker had two and Jason Coultes and Shawn Thompson added singles for the Wingham attack. Durham's Greg Ferrier tied the score with 5:33 remaining to send the game into a' 10 -minute overtime period. Coultes scored the game winner for Wingham at 4:15 from Jeff Tolton who added the insurance marker at 6:23, assisted by Coultes. Chris Fryfogle went the distance in net for the Legion team and made several key saves late in regulation time to keep his teammates in con ration.. McKee played well for Wingham and led all scorers with three assists. FLESHERTON TOURNEY The team traveled to Flesherton last weekend to participate in its annual tournament. The local lads lost 2-1 to Schomberg in double overtime. Walker scored Wingham's only goal of the game at the 9:30 mark of the opening period, assisted by Brad Crawford and Steve Michie. Schomberg's_ Doug New - hook scored the winning tally at 4:35 of the second five- Brussels Midgets tied with Bothwell in OMHA series BRUSSELS — The third game in a best -of -five series was played in Brussels last Friday night when the Brussels Midgets took on the visiting Bothwell squad. In a hard-fought contest, the local lads managed to tie the yisitors at 7-7. Bothwell carne out strong in the first period, scoring five unanswered goals. Kevin Johnston scored for Brussels early in the second period with assists going to Kevin McArter and Tim Fritz. Bothwell replied by adding its sixth goal soon after. But Fritz scored for Brussels, assisted by McArter and Terry Allen. McArter's unassisted marker ended the period at 6-3 in Bothwell's favor. Brussels came back strong in the third period to score three unanswered goals, all from the stick of McArter. This tied the game and sent it into overtime. Assists went to Fritz, Rick Knight and Johnston. After a brief rest, the teams resumed a 10 -minute overtime period. Bothwell scored the go-ahead goal at the 31 -second mark to take the lead. But the Brussels squad rebounded to tie the score once more at, thei:26 mark. Trevor Peel scored the tying goal with assists going to McArter and Fritz. The local team held on to keep the score tied at 7-7 in a great come -back effort by all the players. Brussels journeyed to Bothwell for a 2,p.m. Sunday game. The hometown team opened the scoring,midway through the first period, but Brussels came right back to tie the score before the period ended. Fritz opened the scoring for Brussels with Marty Rutledge and John- ston drawing the assists. Bothwell took the lead once again early 'in the second, only to have Brussels re -tie the score in the next minute and a half. Rutledge and Johnston set up Fritz for the tying goal and Fritz also got the go- ahead goal at the 8:43 mark, assisted by . John and McArter to end the second at 3-2 for Brussels. GOLF and CURLING CLUB mrk The Wingham Men's Open Bonspiel was held last Saturday. Both local and out- of-town teams participated in the one -day event. First prize in the 9 o'clock draw went to the Bruce Cox rink from Listowel. Team mem- bers were John Chapman, Doug Morrison and Hugh Love. The Earl Fitch team from Belmore was second in the early draw. The second draw was won by a team skipped by Mike Sheppard of Chatham, consisting of team members John Schenk, Ted Brewster and Ron Knight from Wingham. Second place went to the John Nixon rink of Belgrave. Murray McKague skipped his team of Neil Edgar, David Eadie and Jim ,Mc- Burney to victory in the third draw. The Dave Bender rink, also of Wingham; was second in this draw. A door prize; donated by Green's Meat Market of Brussels scored the only goal of the third period to pick up the 4-2 victory. Allen scored the insurance marker with assists going to Fritz and McArter. The boys played a sound defensive game of hockey in front of goalie Jeff McGavin. The fifth and deciding game of the series will be played tonight, Wednesday, at 8:30p.m. minute overtime period. It was a heart -breaking loss for the Wingham boys as the entire team played well, especially goalie Andrew Mann who turned in his best game of the year. In its second game the Wingham team lost again by a 2-1 count, that time to Saltfleet. Walker scored the lone Wingham marker on a beautiful unassisted in- dividual effort in the first period. Saltfleet scored two goals early in the first period, but that was all they could put behind Fryfogle for the rest of the game. The Wingham goalie seemed to get stronger as the game went on and Saltfleet's goalie, John Jackson, made an excellent save in stopping Walker on a penalty shot in the opening period. Fryfogle returned the favor by stopping Paul Beals' shot in the second. The loss . eliminated Wingham from further action. ICE CHIPS—The season is drawing to a close, so why not drop down this Friday night and take in the Legion Pee Wee's game against Clinton at 6:30. Does the DAD WEATHER • have all your cloths in a MESS? All the terrible weather we've been having is a menace to your clothes .. . so bring them to us. We're sure all the snow, slush, salt, etc. has made a real mess of them but our ex- perts can make them look fresh and new again. Read - man Gleaners is your clothes best friend. ..Readmin` Cleaners & Men's Wear 288 Josephine St. 35.7-1242 NORTHERN GROUP CHAMPS—Brian Cameron p(egerttet;(40401. D. Gamergn Limited trophy- to Joe -WaOier•, ,captain• of the- Wingham Pee Wees, after the teahi defeated Durham 7-5 in overtime to win the WOAA Northern Group championship last week. Wingham now plays Clinton for the overall group title. . 1HE IS I REWEALLSPEND REST OF OUR UVES. ATTENTION BEAN GROWERS The BASF 'Over the Top' Weed Control Clinic will be at AGRE FARMS LTD. RR 1, Bluevale 1 Y miles north of Highway 87 between. Bluevale and Wroxeter. Friday, April 6th Twa; Presentations will be made 0:10 a m.'and 11:00 a.m. Phone X335-3093 Wingham, was won by Roily Kaufman of Wingham. Two teams from the Wingham club competed in the Governor General Zone 13B playdowns in Harriston Sunday. Both teams made it to the finals, but lost out to Harriston. The two skips were Gerry Edwards and Stewart Leedham. This week marks the end of the . curling season. The men's club is holding a euchre and dance at the Legion Friday evening at 8 p.m. Tickets are available from club members or at the door. People do react small ads. You are! Phone 357-2320 JACK is 10 years old. Although he's been paralyzed from the waist down since birth, his bright .conversation and fascination with wheelchair basketball tell you a lot about the future he's fighting for. That future means that Jack is going to have to work hard to fight his disability, and it's a fight he's going to win. 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