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WHITBY FREE PRESS, Thursday, January 13th, 1972, Page 9 BLAIR GIBSON WINS M.V.P.! Col bourne-Blair Gibson of Whitby won the Most Valuable Player Award in a Pee Wee Tournament he 1 d he r e on Saturday. Gibson played brilliant hockey in ail four games and lead his team to vic- tory and the Championship Trophy. The Whitby team was made up of players from the Brooklin-Whitby Pee Wee House League. Win- ning the tournament was attributed to a complete team effort by all 16 players. PEE WEES SHUT OUT MARKHAM Lead by Bill Bridge with 3 goals, the Lasco Steel P e e Wee Ail Stars romped to an easy vic- tory over Markham to the tune of 12-0. Bi1 lly Morrison and John Pari sh shared the net- minding duties for Whitby to record the shutout. Other scorers for Whitby were Joel Gamgemi and Dave Wil1 liamson, each with a fine pair of goal s. Danny Kemp, Dave Stocks, Ken Reinhardt, Marty Gallas and Lloyd Connor each recorded sin- gles. GALE LUMBER DEFEAT STOUFFVILLE A s o I id team effort and excellent goal tending by Tom Connelly and Bob Ouelette led the Brook- lin-WhitbyGaleLumber Midget AlI-Stars to a 7-0 victory over Stouffville. Whitby goals were divided evenly as the follow- ing players each scored single marks: Gary Sel- leck, Terry Wilson, Fred Hopkins, Dave Parish, Harry Forbes, Paul McClelland and Doug Lay. BANTAMS WIN OVER ORONO MIDGETS Brown El ec tr i c Bantams scored a one sided v i c t o r y over Orono Midgets by a score of 10-2. D a v e A i len, Wayne Roman, Tom Casey and Tim B r o w n all had doubles for Whitby. Single goals w en t t o Br y c e Jordan and Eddie Sczczur. Jim DeMille was Whitby's leading scorer earning him- self 4 assists. NOVICE TAKE OSHAWA!! Bob Heron Farm Equipment Novice Ail-Stars defeated0Oshawa Little N.H.L. Canadiens 3-1. Gilbert Neuwenoyke, Butch Galley and David Fiem- ming all had si ngles for the winners. Richard Goodfellow got the only goal for Oshawa. WHITBY,BOWMANVIlLE IN SCORELESS TIE In a game which featured outstanding netmind- ing by both teams ended in a 0-0 deadlock. Shar- i n g the go a I tending duties for Bowmanville was R i ck ie Babk o and Keith Gibson. Gordie Brown recorded the shutout for the Bob Heron Farm Eq-. uipment Novice All-Stars. MUNNS PRESS WIN OVER QUEENSWAY Robin Barnes with 2 goals helped power Whitby Munn's Press Bantams to a 4- v i c tory ove r Q u e e n s w a y. Todd Casey and Jeff Baun got the other Whitby goals. C on centrated goal tending by Bob Wilson and Mike Wolfe helped lead Whitby to the win. COUNTY TOWN OUTIASTS OSHAWA FOR VICTORY P ace d by Dave Sorichetti with a hat-trick, Canadian Tire Midget Ail-Stars defeated Oshawa 4-3. Gar th Bush got Whitby's other goal. Marcel B e langer, Gary Sherban and Rick Brinkley each had singles for the losing Oshawa squad. BAY RIOGES WHOLLOP WIHITBY 19-O! I n a game lead by Warren Court with 4 goals, and 3 a s sists, Bay Ridges completely outplayed Whitby Mite All-Stars by defeating them 19-0. The Bay Ri dges team is very wellcoached, and t h e y play hockey as well as any team in this area. Whitby watchers report that the team very seldom get out of position and are a real pleasure to watch. The o t h e r scorers for Bay Ridges along with Cour t were Kevin Stemco (3), Brian Fahey (2), Paul Cochrane (2), Bob Graham (2), Bob Faragher (1), Graig Kitchener (1), Don Perkins (1), Stu Cat- teraîl (1), Keith Talbot (1) and Eric Belbin (1). 1-1 TIE CelotexandRed Wing Orchards battled to a 1-1 t i e . Brent Legaul t and David McCombe were the goal scorers for their respective teams. Above Whi tby Las- co Pee Wee Ail Stars getting in s h ape for Quebec international tour- nam en t. * left M. P. Ed Broad- bent officially op- ens the Whitby- Brooklin Bantam House League. * BAUN SCORES 4 Greg Baun son of Toronto Maple Leaf defence- m an Bob Baun led Berkel Construction to a 5-2 win o v e r D o d d & Souter. Baun scored 4 of his t e am's 5 goals. Brian Roberts scored the other. Dean Sandrelli and Terry Whyte replied for the losers. 3-3 TIE Blair Gibsonwith 2 goals and Henry Elste with I led the Kiwanis to a 3-3 tiewith Mercantile Department Store. Kirk Roberts, Harold Aldred and Len Couperthwai te scored singles for Mercan- tile. 6 THIRD PERIOD GOALS EARN WIN FOR WHITBY Bowmanville-Trailing 5-2 at the end of the sec- ond period, Whitby El Rose Construction Junior "C"'s stormed back with 6 unanswered goals and d e f eated Bowmanville Red Eagles 8-5. This was W h i t by's first win away from home this season. Whitby has now not lost a game in the New Year. Scoring for the "C'Is was Mike Harper with 2 g o a l s, w h i le singles went to Doug Bannon, Don Bradford, WayneLaturski, BrianLee, Russ Sor- ichetti and Jim Heard. Skate Sharpening -25¢ For classified ac tion, CALL TOWN OF WHITDY PROCLAMATION CANADIAN Y WEEK WHEREAS the Whitby District Family YMCA has distinguished itself in efforts to serve the people of thiscommunity, and WHEREAS the goals, ser- vices and programs of this association have bene- f i t ted the people of this communiity for 5 years, and WH ER EAS in addition to serving youth, the Y has b e e n a n o t a ble force in promoting inter- communication and understanding between differ- ent racial and religious backgrounds; N W , therefore, 1, Desmond Newman, Mayor of Whitby, joinwithmayors across Canada and here- by proclaim January 17-23 as CANADIAN Y WEEK D. G. 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