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GOAL FOR GRAHAM—Tom Graham was one of the Wingham Junior D' Ironmen scoring
Friday night in the 14-5 win over Grand Valley. He got this goal from near the slot area
after he got around a Grand Valley defenceman.
IRONMEN WIN—Kevin Carter got this goal from the right point in Sunday's Junior D
game with Meaford and it proved to be the winner for the Ironmen. The game ended 6-3
for the Ironmen.
Sailors down Royals 6-3
The Goderich Sailors struck,for
three unanswered goals in the
third period and coasted to a 6-3
victory over the Wingham Royals
Friday night in Goderich.
The. Sailors opened the scoring
at the 7:47 mark of the first
period or. a goal by Paul Kelly.
The Royals tied it at 10:45 of the
opening frame when Gary Lisle
scored from Russ Jones and Neil
Bieman. Both teams were afford-
ed plenty of scoring chances
throughout the remainder of the
period but were unable to
capitalize and the teams left the
ice tied at one.
The Royals struck early in the
second period when Brad Klos
scored from Jones and Bieman.
Goderich got that one back only
four minutes later when Scott
Park beat Royal goaltender
Keith Elston from close range.
The Sailors went ahead 3-2 at
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Fri., Nov. 24th
TEAMS
Wingham at Kincardine (Juvenile)
Kincardine at Wingham (Juvenile)
Seaforth at Wingham (Midgets)
Clinton at Wingham (PeeWee)
Mitchell at Wingham (PeeWee)
Chesley at Lucknow (W.O.A.A. Juvenile)
Huron Park at Wingham (Ladies' W.O.A.A.
Juvenile)
Goderich at Wingham (Midget)
Mount Forest at Wingham (Intermediate "C')
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12:47 on a goal by Greg Jarvis but
that lead was short-lived. Brad
Klos netted his second goal of the
game, again from Jones and Bie-
man, to even the count at three
and again the teams left the ice
on even terms.
The third period belonged en-
tirely to the Sailors as they notch-
ed three unanswered goals by
Mel Homer, Rick Fremlin and
Murray Henderson to seal up a 6-
3 victory.
FROM THE STANDS: The
Royals continue to have their
problems, ' losing their second
consecutive game. The team has
been unable to salvage a victory
away from home although boast-
Seaforth downs
Wingham' Atoms
Seaforth Atoms continued their
domination over Wingham
Atoms Saturday, downing ing-
ham 10-5 in a hard fought game in
Seaforth.
Wingham opened the scoring in
the first period, with Greg Walton
denting the twine with the first of
his four goals during the game.
Assists on the goal went to Jason
Goodall and Jamie Robinson.
Walton made the score two to
nothing for Wingham on an un-
assisted play two minutes later.
Pryceof Seaforth scored just be-
fore the bell sounded to end the
first period 2-1 for Wingham.
In the second period Seaforth
scored three unanswered goals,
with Betties scoring twice and
Pryce scoring his second of the
evening. Seaforth continued to
dominate in the third period, with
Driscoll scoring once and Murray
twice before Robert Leedham
scored for Wingham. Assists on
Leedham's goal went to Billy
Cameron and Jason Goodall.
Driscoll scored twice' more,
with Pryce adding Seaforth's
final tally. Walton scored twice
more near the end of the period
for Wingham, with assists going
to Jeff Walden and Jason Good-
all.
Wingham now has two defeats
and one win in regularly sche-
duled' play.
ing a respectable home
cord.
Lack of bodies spelled the
downfall of the Royals as they
had only 13 skaters dressed and
were missing two key defense -
men. The more numerous Sailors
were able to wear down the locals
and took charge in the late going.
ice re -
Russ Jones and Neil Bieman
had fruitful ' evenings as. both
were in on all three Royal
markers and newcomer Brad
Klos netted a pair of goals in the
losing cause.
This Friday night the Royals
return to the friendly confines of
the Wingham Arena as they host
Mount Forest, the Group Two
front-runners, at 8:30. So far the
- crowds have been disappointing
even though the Royals have
been dishing out son
e exciting
Intermediate hockey, so if you're
not doing anything this Friday
night, why not let the Royals en-
tertain you?
Brownie Corner
By Debbie Hodgins
First we played a game called
`Peter Pan and Captain Hook'.
We were then divided into our
Sixes. We collected our dues and
checked the attendance.
Then Group A played games
with laundry symbols; Group B
sewed on buttons with the help of
Mrs. D. E. Cameron, Mrs. J.
Clark, Mrs. R. O'Hagan and Mrs.
H. Thynne; Group C discussed
the badge 'Friend to Birds' and
the Tweenies learned the Grand
Howl and the meaning of a
Brownie smile and good turn.
Janette Taylor and Archita
Ghosh did Brownies in other
lands.
The Brownies who earned
badges were Archita Ghosh,
Knitter; Robin Greenall, House-
keeper; and Lisa Ritchie, Craft.
During Pow Wow we talked
about the Christmas Jamboree
on Dec. 2 in Lucknow. 'Ile girls of
the 1st Lucknow Ranger Co. are
having a party for all the
Brownies in Lucknow, Wingham
and Teeswater.
The Wioghatta Advant e -Times* Novaa
wo weekend
Ironmen streak #o ei
rl
e Wingham Ironmen made a three unanswered goals to take
clea . sweep pf the two weekend 4-1 lead into the dressing
games nd, in doing so, extended after 20 minutes of play Dal
their un ten streak �t0 eight Whitfield deflected shot by Jim
games. The'.:: onmen completely McGee after McGee picked
dominated he game held in the puck in the corner. Be moved
Grand Valley and came away to the slot but -Was forced to
14-5 winners. Bernie Haines was blueline where he fired the shot
the most prominent man on the This „vas the first of five `power
ice as he scored three goals and play goals. Two and a h
assisted en two others. minutes later, on another power
In a contest held here in the play effort, Kevin Carter blas
Wingham arena on Sunday, the one from the point after receiving
Ironmen came out 6-3 winners a pass from Jim Blackwell. Da
over Meaford. As in most games Kieffer finished the first peri '
to date the Ironmen outplayed scoring when he fired a hard,
their opponents but were partial- rising shot from centre ice. B
ly held at bay due to ,the efforts of the time the puck reached the ne
their opponents' goaltender. it was at face level. As the goalie
To date the Ironmen have a ' moved his head the puck trickled
6-2-2 record and have outscored out of his glove, over his shoulder
the competition 61-26. Their pow- and into the net.
erplay unit has counted for 18 With only 44 seconds gone in the
goals and their penalty killing second ` period Scott Wheeler
team has allowed but five goals. scored as he redirected a :shot
Kevin Carter and Bernie from the point. The Harvesters
Haines are tied'in the Ironmen fought back with three goals in a
team scoring race with 16 points five minute span, with Lindsay
apiece, Jim McGee is second with Kennedy picking up two and the
14 and Gord Kinahan and Scott single going"to' Gary Bell. 'The
Wheeler are tied for third with 13 goals were the result of sloppy
points apiece. The breakdown is clearing in the Iropmen end and
provided in greater detail in sta- Grand Valley cashing in on
tistical chart. Ironmen mistakes. But the Iron -
Steve DeJong has a 3.39 goals men got back on their feet again
against average after 282:54 of when Wheeler scored his second
play. That is the equivalent of 4 goal off the night. Bernie Haines
and two-thirds games, while carried the puck across the blue -
Doug Taylor has a 3.04 goals line and stick -handled along the
against average after 197:06 of line before making lone -handed
play (equivalent to 3 and a third pass to Wheeler who fired from
games). outside the left face-off circle,
Future games will take place beating Brian Bedore low to his
on Friday, Nov. 24, and Sunday, stick side.
Nov 26. Wingham travels to Grand Valley made it close
Southampton on the 24th. Game again when an Ironman defence -
time is 8:30. Fans wishing to go to man lost his 'stick. While at-.
the game are asked to contact tempting to smother the\ puck,
Kathy Walker before Thursday.
Jim Ritchie of the Harvesters
On the 26th, Fergus will be hosted poked the puck loose and beat
by Wingham and should provide Steve DeJong with a quick shot.
the Ironmen with a crucial test to from the slot position. At the
see who will be the division 17:08 mark Carter scored with a
leader. Game time is at 3:00 pan.
quick shot from the point off the
This weekend will probably be face-off. Just over a minute later
the toughest one to date for the McGee scored when he deflected
Ironmen. Fergus is the only a shot by Haines past the Har -
other, undefeated team in the vester'goalie. Bernie Raines had
league and Southampton lost by a picked up the puck at the Blue -
5 -4 score in their first encounter. line, faked a defenceman out of
position and moved to the face-off
IRONMEN REAP HARVEST circle'before firing the shot. After
IN GRAND VALLEY two periods the score was Wing -
The Wingham Ironmen travel- ham 8, Harvester 5.
led to Grand Valley Nov. 17 and The third period was all' Wing -
came away` lvitfr a''14-5 • vilctory: ham and,rto •be more specific, all'
The Harvesters made ft a close Bernie Haines, who played a
game'up'to the end of the second standout game. He provided both
period, but in the third the.Iron- a great defensive game and
men pulled away. The Ironmen counted on five of Winghain's 14 °
warmed around the Harvester goals. At the 5:37 mark of the
et throughout the contest and third period Haines scored on the
air efforts paid off. powerplay when he fired a shot
The game was -only 33 seconds from the slot that beat Bedore
old when Ed Haines blasted a low to his stick side. At the 8:09
hot from the point that was de- ' mark Haines picked up the puck
ected in off a Harvester de- at centre. With one man back he
enceman. skated into the slot and, with the
Clayton Callaway tied the score defenceman backing up, fired a
ur minutes later on a rush shot that went all the way.
which had the Ironmen' defence- Bedore being screened on the
an going the wrong way. play. Gord Kinahan then scored
Wingham stormed back with with a shot from a very sharp
e angle to tbee
room ,er's g' .
e At thea:03
wound up with a -
up ing the puck over tike
The shot 'beat $ado, a
the his stick side. Wish two men
the Ironmen continued to
wish their powerplay
hal Bernie flailnes seared his tb
- the night with a shot
ted right face-off circle I
e Bedore,' this " time on
ve side. Ed Raines finished ` I "
period
scoring with the fifth poWeyG
goal of the night at 16:41, when ti
Y fired a Slap shot to Bedore's
t side. -
The Ironmen displayed a •w
anced attack and, with
exceptio c of the five minuteaa;
in the second period, E
Solid defence: With De
and Mike Montgomery out oa-i
fence the rest of the team
managed to dig down to corn
sate for the loss of the
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WINGHAM IRONMEN JR. "D" STATISTICS
UP TO AND INCLUDING NOVEMBER 19, 1978
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PLAYER GP G A
Kevin Carter
Bernie Haines
Jim McGee
Gord Kinahan
Scott Wheeler
Jim Blackwell
Rick MacLennan
Jay MacLaurin
Ed Haines
Randy Alton
Sandy Henry
Dale Whitfield
Dave Kieffer
Lorry Milosevik
Dennis Knox
Mike Montgomery
Tom Graham
Sandy Fitzgerald
8 9 7
8 5 11
7 7 7
8 '8 5
8 7 6
6 3 7
8 3 7
8 7 2
6 4 3
8 2 5
8 1 6
8 2 3
4 2 1
2 0 2
3 0 2
5 0 2
6 1 0
1 0'• 0
PTS PIM +
16 8 29 13
16 16 32 16
14 28 20 6
13 2 28 9
13 20 21 3 ,
10 14 18 6
10 6 15 11"
9 2 16 12
7 10 14 7
7 6 13 6
7 21s 31 7
5 0 15 3
3 6 4 4
2 2 3 4
2 4 ' 12 5
2 10 15 2
1 11 6 ' 4
0 0 0 0
GOAL TENDER STATISTICS
GOAL TENDER MP GA AVG
Doug Taylor 197.06 10 3.04
Steve DeJong 282:54 16 3.39
TEAM RECORD
Games Played 8; Wins 6; Losses 0; Ties 2
Goals - For 61; Against 26
PIM SO
O 0
O 0
PeeWees still undefeated
in league play this season
The Wingham Legion PeeWees
defeated Clinton 8-3 last week
giving them a 4 and 0 record in
league play and six wins in their
last 6 starts. They have outscored
their opposition 70,o 22.
Doug Wood started the scoring
in the first periodilon a booming
shot from the Rini': assists went
to Thompson acid Bray. Randy
Marriage scored for Clinton late
in the period.
Wingham then went on a scor-
ing binge, netting 5 goals in the
second period. Steve Nicholson,
who played a strong game,
scored two, the first one assisted
by Dwayne Jenkins and the
second unassisted- Other second
period goals went to Doug Mc-
Farlan, Dwayne Jenkins, and
Brett Cameron. Clinton scored
two goals from Smith and Dupee.
Steve Nicholson picked up his
hat -trick in the third with a pic-
ture play pass from Brett
Cameron. Robbie Strong finished
off the scoring with one of his
patented rushes; the assist went
to Bray.
The Legion PeeWees travel to
Mississauga this weekend to play
a couple of games in the big city.
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iugham Ironmen eat,
tended their unbeaten streak.*
eight games as they defea
Meaford Monarchs in front
home town crowd. The Ironniaa
opened thEe scoring early in.the
contest. Atthe:4p second marhof
the first, period Gond. Kinahan
scored when he blasted a :slap?
shot from just inside thaIram
that beat Monarch, goalie Tom
Walpole high on his stick: side.
Although there was. no further.'
scoring in the period there was
excitement at both ends, with
Walpole having i to make, . a.
number of key saves.
Iii the second period the .Iron -
men increased their lead to two
goals when Rich MacLennan too . .
the puck behind the Meaford net.
He made a neat pass to Dave
Kieffer who was parked in front
of the net and Kieffer convereva
the pass for the score. With 819
gone Keith Vamplew picked up ,
the puck at the Ironmen blueline
and fired a shot that went through
a maze of players before passing
through the legs of Doug Taylor;.
who' was screened on the play.
Just over a minute later Kieffer
carried the puck over the blueline
and passed off to Jay MacLaurin,
who'ffred a shot from the slot'taat
went all the way.
Less than a minute later, at the'
10:27 mark, Fred . Wipp of the
Monarchs caught the Ironmen
defence moving the wrong way
and blasted a shot that beat
Taylor on his glove side. With a
minute and twelve seconds left to
play in the period, Kevin Carter
scored on the powerplay as he
slammed home a shot after Scott
Wheeler won the face-off. The
period ended with the Ironmen up
4 -2 -
In the period Wingham had a
goal disallowed when the referee
lost sight of the puck. The whistle
had been blown before the puck
entered the net. Gord Kinahan
worked . hard in the corner ne-
covering the puck and moved to
the left side of the net. He tried to
poke the puck past Walpole and
when the puck did come loose the
referee had ruled the play dead
and the tip -in was disallowed.
With two seconds remaining in
the period, Carter slammed one
off the goal post. The rebound
went wide of the net and the
period ended with Wingham
aving the two goal edge.
In the third the Ironmen con-
tinued to apply great pressure
nd, at the 3:41 mark, increased
their lead to 5-2 when Kevin
Carter moved to the corner of the
onarch net and passed to Jim
lackwell, who fired a wrist shot
past the downed goalie. Carter
t up Bernie Haines at the 13:26
ark as Haines fired a shot from
e point that went through a wall
players screening Walpole.
eaford scored on their own
werplay a minute and a half
ter on a goal by Steve McCrae,
but it wasn't enough as the Iron
en shut them out for the
remaining five minutes of play.
Doug Taylor played a strong
game in 'net for the Ironmen and
Tom Walpole put in his second
trong game for Meaford against
e Ironmen. Had it not been for
s goaltending the score could
ve been much higher as the
onmen again outplayed their
pponents.
The three stars of the game
re: Gord Kinahan with one
oil. He played excellent twos hockey and was an asset on
e penalty killing line. Kevin
en was the number two star
eking up a goal, and two ac-
ts. He played a very good
me on defence and was bistro-
ntatl in setting up numerous
oring opportunities. Rick Mac -
Lerman was the third star,
eking up one assist for the
ternoon. He played a strong
orechecking game and was' a
ii^
long man in the corners.
Sunday's winner of the 60-50
w was Bob Middleton. Re was
recipient of .25.
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