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Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-03-11, Page 19A1� rr; "of the timefromn the WWa sudden'in goal playoffbothsuddenbeen n clip H �en dthr The wss. rio further scoring in the third period and the cbdtat for a Lamy'„ r ,t,;..period Gamble 'pipit the hanunert in the ga. coming some up with the kingly flasks tiff the seance sheet. If not for his wctek lax thefirst four the would have had no to make a go of things. iDue to his perfor- mance the Beaman struck first ha the first period of overtime as Jay MacLaurin and Dave Kieffer broke in with a Martw- ain blodine carried rho ssed to Kieffer, who shot the puck wide of the net Maea.arrrin, who continued toskate to- ward the net, pinked tea the rebotmd off the backboards and placed the peck behind Mea" Mair, who was still ie covering hom attempted shot from the other side Wingham continued apply pressure, striving to get the insurance marker as the Hawks were only tap to making sporadic forays into the Ironmen end zone. How- ever with just under a minute remaining the Hawks were able to &map the puck into the'Wingham zone. At this point the goalie was pulled m favor of an extra attacker. The forwards kept the puck inside the line as the Innen tried desperately either to chmip freeze the the puck out or puck_ Brian Tenpas almost fold the puck outside the line but was. unable to tip it past the point man and with 26 seconds re- maining Steve Zettler tipped the puck by a sprawled Doug Gamble, who was helpless on the play. That goal evened the score at two apiece and forced sudden ,death over= time. This periodbai itsshareof highlights. Gamble was ex- ceptionally sharp in the early going, again holding the Iroaimen in the 'game. at 10:51 cod of over - %Ingham Victory over lack Hawks action. The s second in :and to date been in y and have e winners, PETE GOODALL and Grant Gnay of the Ironmen charge behind the Hawk net to forecheck early in the twice on the weekend to take the titre in the Central first period Friday. Wingham downed Walkerton Junior °°C" League. (Photo by David Tiffin) Ironmen earn group championship By Peter Rn..e.. Bauer Larry Donaldson scored two goals eight seconds apart late in the third period to overcome a 2-1 &licit and give the Ironmen the OHA Junior sC Central league championship. The Ironmen won the best - of -seven series four,games to two, eliminating the Walker- ton Black Hawks who were favored to win the series. The Black Hawks came out shooting in the opening period, dominating play throughout the first 20 minutes and outshooting the Ironmen 15-4. But, they came up against Doug Gamble, who has been the star of the series for the Ironmen, playing brilliantly in net. The Hawks managed one goal as Gamble played strongly between the pipes. Terry Davidson backhanded the puck over a sprawled goalie after he had made the initial save on a shot from the opposite side of the crease. That scoring play came at 11:09 and the goal Junior "C" Hockey Wingham Ironmen vs. Essex 73's ALL ONTARIO -- QUARTER FINALS M.-, Friday, March 13 in Wingham at 8:30 pm " 'Saturday, March 14 in Essex at 8:30 p.m. Fan bus available to go to Essex on Satur- day, March 14: Will leave arena at 4:00 p.m. Approximate cost $10.00 per person. Must' have,_:dvance tickets" by Thursday, March 12 at 6:00 p.m. tickets available at Middleton's Home Furnishings, 357-1411,. Snowmobile Assoc. WINGHAM ONT. SPRING DANCE The Wingham and District" Snowmobile Association are holding a Spring Dance at Tho Howick Community Centre SATURDAY, MARCH 14 - 9:00 p,rri Musk by the Nitolitos $8.00 per couple Lunch included. Tickets available from members or at the door. EVERYONE WELCOME stood up for over 30 minutes. The second period was scoreless as both teams played a close -checking brand of hockey. McNair came up with two big saves, one while sitting down, on the ice after making a stop from close range. McNair then came up with a glove catch on a point shot while still on the seat of his pants. He also. stopped Donaldson after a set-up by Ken Cousins. Gamble had his best stop blocking a shot on the goal mouth as a Black Hawk for- ward was allowed to come out from the corner'un- touched. The Ironmen came back to tie the score at 4:56 of the final frame on aei individual rush by Tom Remington. He manouvered around the de- ., fence and beat wit McNair -s a 5`t mels .. �r The Hawks regained the lead at 6:27 as the Ironmen began to get a little careless in their, own zone. „Kevin Pritchard's shot &oh! the slot got through the pads of Gamble, as he was unable to • Sixteen rinks attracted by rural 'spiel The Rural Mixed ffamspiei . was held Saturday at'hthe Wingham Golf' and Curling Club. There was a full entry of 16.rinks. The winners of the 9 a.m. draw and the Keil Insurance Trophy were Faye and Jamieson Riley and Joanne and . Mike McKeown from Goderieb. The Bob McKague rink was second and the Len Archambault rink was third. The Keith Elston rink • was fourth and Roy Robinson's rink won the consolation prize. Winners of the 11 a.m. draw and the Jean and Mason Robinson Trophy were Murray McKague and Shirley,, Byron 'and Lois Ballagho The Tom Cunning. ham rink placed second and Gerry Smailes' rink of Hanover was third. The Gordon Pryce rink, Seaforth, finished fourth and Garry Ballagh's rink, Teeswater, won the consolation prize. Winners of the lucky draw on meat, donated by'Greeit's Meat Market and Bob and Helen McKague, were: Mrs. Mason Robinson, Mrs. Everett Dustow and Connie Jamieson. SUPER SERIES '81 continues The CKNX Tryhards host The Durham Industrial League Hockey Champions in the Wingham Arend Saturday, March 14, 1 1 9 pm Proceeds to the MWttple Sclerosis Society. keep control of the shot_ It appeared the series would return to Walkerton for game seven but as the home club made a valiant attempt to even things Clint Petteplace was caught trying' to freeze the puck in the Walkerton , crease and Wingham was awarded a penalty shot on the call. Larry Donaldson was picked to take the shot. However, while the Iron - men were deciding ,.who should take the shot McNair was called to the beach. That move proved to be a big mis- take. Because McNair left the goal and went to the bench he was not allowed to return and his backup man, Steve Elliott, was forced to go in cold. Donaldson picked up the puck at center ice staying to the right and when eilose'"enough fired a" hirisf shot past Elliott on the left hand side of the goal_ After the faceoff at center ice, Donaldson took a relay pass from Cousins and Ten - pas skated in and drilled one through the legs of flair from the top of the left face- off circle. The Black Hawks tried to even the score but came up short and the Iron - men won another thriller 3-2 before a large crowd in Wingham. Larry --'Donaldson was the first star with two goals, one of which was the game whiner. Greg McNair was the second star, stopping 26 ' of 28 shots for the Black Hawks. Doug Gamble was the third star stopping 26 of 28 shots while earning the win for the home' team. Herb Zippel coach of the Walkerton club was the winner of the 50-50 draw. The Walkerton club has lodged a protest of this game over being forced to change goaltenders for the penalty shot. At press time a decision had not yet been handed down. The he scored in overtiaitir `foal gave the eCiiartoian a ; iwm over the Iasi win as#,Black Hawks tole Trthe lead witgivesh. t a!' an and two tosses, a:'I.ald the Iron - men Will Olaniday night (as they (MY, . will become the grotig.fhatopions in the central **inn after par- ticipating a i _fthe league for only t►.y - Goaitas the major highlight of the game, with Doug Gamble Playing an ahsoluteryinsiliant game be tween t chiles. for the p01 Wing - ham cliibt": f ftl t far his per- fonnance the game would ve fs be- €haore i beetimeaway elapsedlong . Greg McNair was equally sharp for the Black Hawks, coming op With some specta- crrlarstops himself Bet'veen the two of them they stopped a combined total of 101 shots_ The game remained score- less through two periods • of play as neither netminder gave an nigh. But as the pressures continued to mount the game began to have its scoring pla,s'. While the game was officially scoreless through the first two periods, there were two goals, oneby*,eacb dub. that were disallow because the prick was. apparently gloved into the net_ At 17:12 of the third period Gamlale' •was. - sruck by a rising shot from close range_ He was hit in Che throat and dropped 'to the ice. After a delay h of approximately 10 minutes he was able to re- sume play and Was given a rousing round of applause fry the crowd. Just after the faceoff Wingham took the lead as Brian Tenpas cranked up for a shot }tet inside the Walker- ton blueline The defence - man backing up on the play partially blocked; the shot, but the puck continued on its Way toward the net. The puck was bouncing as it neared McNair and dribbled by him, as he was caught off guard. That goal came at 17:00. Pete Goodall missed a glorious scoring opportunity when he mused the wide open net on a set-up by Mark Frayne. shortly after the opening score The Black Hawks went on the powerplay and finally put themselves on the score- board. evening things at one apiece. C::rt ' Petteplace fired the puck up high on a rebound. following Gamble's big save or. Wayne Mills from the opposite side of the • But themes too, T a hItetnitagten . Katie net oftirheoverakatedthepuck. .. MeNair Made an anal save on Mark Frartifs Wit. from the.point, T " he' Len S€ampex's weak shot fraatm the :point. The big part on the r was his troth* out. to .. other the puck before Jay M mild jump inthe rebttd. The Black Hawks re- howded tang the play to the honmen for the nest twra Gamble made two key saves, gloving Terry Dunmings" screen skit fin the right point, then blocked a deflection by Petteplaceon a centering pass_ The Hawks ordinuedto press and that cost than the game_ Everyone was caught up ice as Grant Gnay picked up a dump pass near center ice_ He crossed the Walkerton Nadine and avettled an attempted enough to on to- wards the goal, moving into the slat( and firing the whiner by McNair at 10:51 on a great individual effort. JAY MacLLAURIN, captain of the 1(91 frottkoen, and Bob Middleton, dub president dts ey-the.f the Ironmen won by capturing Cenfratiunior League championship on the weekend,: Wi;ighana downed Walkerton Back Hawks fir Season^ nemesis. four guiles to Iwo in the finat,.series: (Photoby David 'Tif in) Down Kingsville 8-i Bantams leading 2-1 in quart�r-ffnaI. series The Wingham' Bantams final frame brought the downed Kingsville 8-3 score to 7-3. Sannday in the Kingsville Rob Willis scored on a Arenato take a 2-i lead in blast from the blueline at their Ontario Minor Hockey 10:09; assistedby Cameron Association All -Ontario aaa Illicholso. i, and the quartet' -final series_ Wingham Bantams headed The four-hour bus ride to for home with an 8-3 victory Kingsville didn't seem to a 21 lead in .the, best-oi- have ariy' ill effects on five series Wingham as it mounted, a 3-0 lead by the end of the first period- „ An unassisted goal by Brett Cameron at ,6:26 of the first frame got Wingham SCOOTING ING NEWS rolling. Just nine seconds. By Andrew Kaufman This week's meeting was visited by many Cubs and Beavers. At the meeting we saw two very interesting films. The first was about safety around the house and itgave us many tips to ac- cident -free lives. The second was all about the Bruce Trail. It'talked to people who own property on the Bruce Trail. It also talked to the man who started the trail' and to many of the hikers who use it. We also got another booklet about CJ '81. It showed our location on the campgrounds. We are very dose to the grounds where the ceremonies will be, held, but we are far away from the grounds where all the ac- tivities, will be held and we are al . ost just as far from the mai gate. later Cameron scored again; assisted by Steve Nicholson. Mike Houghton widened the gap to 3-0 with a solo effort at 11:27. Each team scored .two goals in the second and . Wingham went to the dressing room with a 5-2 lead. ., After Kingsville scored at the 21 -second mark, Nicholson dented the twine: assisted by Houghton and Cameron. Kingsville, scored again at 4:51, but Doug McFarlan answered back for Wingham 'at 14:10. He was assisted by Kenyon. Wingham dominated the third frame, scoring four goals. The third period was only 15 seconds old when Houghton scored: assisted by. Cameron and Rob Willis. Cameron completed his hat - trick at 3:23: assisted by 'icholson and Willis. A goal by ngsville at 3:47 of the NO OPENING—Murray Mack of the Royals circles against Lucknow Lancers last week. Royals won that the net looking for an open man during a playoff game game 3-1 to tie the series. Mark Foxton was taken to the. Leamington Hospital late in the third period with a back injury, but was able to make the trip home on the bus with the team. The fourth game will be played in the Kingsville Arena on\ Saturday, March 14_ ICE CHIPS — If room would allow, this section would include the name .of every player. , on the Wiiigham team. Each and every one of them played their hearts out in this game_ Congratulations guys on a real team effort ^ l li r ® arireoi1e' Wednesday to Saturday March 11 - 14 sws tea - FR>,ia,' ".. , �1 757(1. 4{)p p.rn AN EHC COMEDY . E Cli'AVE AN P.1041 ® THE II ® INCREDIBLE SHRINKING 111 WOMAN 1�.7 T+"�. `RN G WFCF' ? �Arre :b +Nara c 9TaTmDN wQtory mall al l �osio ® SUNDAY TO 1 T14U11,SDAY ®Mca+th15to19 III LOG m. 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