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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1974, WHITBY FREE PRESS BW B.W.M.H.A. MINOR ATOM HOUSI CAMES PLAYED JAN-. 15, 1 974 BEAUPRES ESSO 7 Ken Lynde 3 Steve McGary Bobby Clarke Scot Williams la rry Rich WHITBY AUTO WRECKERS 1 Paul Shaubel BOB HERON1 Danny Middleton SHUT OUT - Blair Hitchinj B.W.M.H.A. McNAMARA MARINE 3 R. Scero J. White T. Sandrelli T.C.'s J. Craig D. Mask D. McEnemey DODD & SOUTER S. Lindberg S. Byberg J. Stacho 7 3 3 T7S> were going to have an easy timne of it and at the end of the second period were ahead by 5 goals to 2. Ancaster did îlot stop trying and their efforts paid off with 3 unanswer- death overtime. Second effort paid off for Tini Brown of the B.W. gang E LEAGUE as lie flipped home the winner while lying 0o1 the ice after 4 being durnped by an Anicastfýr defender. It was Tiîn's second goal of the ganie. Other goal scorers for B.W. were MUNNS PRESS 3 Jin DeMille and Mike Rowley with 2 each. Scoring for Mark« VetersAncaster were Roger Harris with 2 and singles by Ken Mark Veter Bond, Wayne Ferguson and Pat Radigan. Mrark Periecot The second game was played on Saturday, January I 9th FrankPrincottaagainst Lindsay, with the B.W. boys winning by a score of 5to O. B.W. scoring was, handled by Dave Allen with 2, and 1 DUNLOPS 2 singles by Larry Graham, Bryce Jordan and Mike Rowley. Goalie' Ken Col ley earned the shut out. Mark Foreman The third gaine also played on January 19th was against Kevin Cosgrove a rnuch bigger and stronger Toronto Red Wings, and it appeared i the early going that the C.B.C. crew were going DUFFS TOWING 0 to be run right out of the arena. Flowever goalie- Paul' Ravary came up with several key saves to keep the C.B.C. gang in the game. igs The Championship gaine was played on January 20th LgS against Burington and the B.W. boys came out on the short end of a 5 to 0 score. This marked the first turne this season that tue B.W. Major Midgets have been shut out. PEE WEE H.L. B.W. Consolidated Building Corporation Major Midgets defeated Cobourg in* Brooklin on January 7th. Right MERCANTILE 4 from the opening whistle it appeared that the Cobourg D. Baxter teain, by their rough house tactics, were going to try and A. Andrews intimidate the home town boys, but the end of the first W. Middleton period found the C.B.C. crew ahead 2 to 0 on goals by Roiî J. Cyr Beettain and Dan Jordan. nhe heavy goîng continued in the penalty riddled second RED WINGS 1 frame, and the only goal of this period being scored by B.W.'s Dave Allen. E. [Jerks 4 KIWANIS 2 J. Gibbs J. Spratt G. Morgan BROOKLIN WHITBY MINOR MIDGETS BESTWAY TOYOTA played two league gamnes this week. They trav- elled to Markham in which they doubled the score on the hometown boys by an 8 - 4 win. Marty Gallas led the way with two, Glen Johnson tallied with four assists. The other goal scorers were Harold Lynburner, Richard Pigeau, Mark Millar, ioey Mlntyre and Todd Casey round out the scoring. They next met Ajax in Ajax to decide first place. Ajax opened the scoring and B.W. came back and tied it up. The B.W. boys then opened up and played good defensive hockey and beat the Ajax Club 9- 3. Harold Lynburner, Joey McIntyre, and Danny Gallogley each got two along with a couple of assists. Glen Johnson picked up one goal and assisted on four., Wade Roberts and Richard Pigeau picked up singles and assisted on some. Mark Nlillar also got four assists. Marty Gallas picked up two. BROOKLIN WHJTBY CONSOLIDATED B UILING CORPORATION MAJOR MIDGETS played a gaine against Ajax in which they defeated them 6- 4. They also were entered in the Georgetown Tournament. They won the first gamne 6 - 5 in overtime and went on to the finals but lost 5 - O. These boys leave for Sarnia for the Silver Stick. on Friday. We wish them luck in ail their gaines in this tournamnent.' B.W. MAJOR MIDGETS END REGULAR SEASON ON WINNING NOTE The Brooklin Whitby Consolidated Building Corpora- tion Major Midgets ended their regular season play by de- feating a rejuvenated teamn from Ajax by a score of 6 to 4. Scoring for the C.B.C.'s were Dave Allen and Mike Rowley with 2 each and singles by Tim Brown and Brad Staley. Ajax scoring was handled by Dave Gifford, Bill Murray, John Plitz and Ray Toli. - BROOKLIN - WIIITBY MAJOR MIDGETS FINALISTS, IN GEORGETOWN TOURNAMENT Brooklin-Wbitby Major Midgets won their first gaine of the Georgetown Tournarnent on Thursday, January I 7th when they defeated their opponents from Aneaster. In,, the, early -stages It appeared as if the C.B.C. Crew ThIe third period, which at times threatened to get en- tirely out of band, belonged to the C.B.C. squad as they fired 5 unanswered goals. Mike Rowley picked up 2, and singles by Dave Allen, his second of the night, Larry Grahami and Brad Staley. Goalie Ken Colley, while not over worked, was there when needed and picked Up- another well deserved shut-out. Whitby Giarls' Sports Assoc. Hockey Scores Game Played: Against January 13, 1974 ini Brooklin Woodville First Period First goal scored for Wlitby by No. 4, Julie Randaîl at 12.Assisted by No. 8, Karen Malonev. Second goal scored for Whitby by No. 4, Julie Randail at :44. A ssisted bv Ne. 8. Karen Maloney. WHY PAY MORE? SAVE!! On Premîumn Qucliy FUEL OIL STOVE01L' PROMPT, COU RTEOUS SERVICE CALI 66381 Third goal sco red for Woodville -by No. 14,' Carol Weiglitman at 5:07. Untassisted. Second Period ------------»----NO SCORE---------------------- Third Period Fourth goal scored for Woodville by No. 16, Cheryl Argue at 3:09. Assisted by No. 3, Shelly Harvey. Fifth goal scored for Woodville by No. 3, Shelly Harvey at 5:25. Assisted by No. 16, Cheryl Argue. Sixth goal scored for Whitby by No. 14, Robynu lbbitson at 12:13. Assisted by No. 4, Julie Randaîl. Seventh goal scored for Woodville by No. 3, Shelly Harvey- at 19:45. Assisted by No. 14, Carol Weightrnan and No. 16, Cheryl Argue. Shiots on Goal Woodville 9-4-6= 19 Whitby 5-3-311I Final Score WOODVILLE - 4 WHITBY - 3 Game Played: January 14, 1974 ini Peterborough Against :Peterborough First Period First goal scored for Whitby by No. 1l, Lois Pitre at 11:44. Assisted by No. 21, Heather Perigoe. Second Period Second goal scored for Whitby by No. 9, Gail Ravary -at 13:48. Assisted by No. 6, Leslie Hawkins. Third Period Third goal scored for Whitby by No. at 9:33. Unassisted. 4, Julie Randaîl Shots on Goal Peterborough Whitby 5-5-9 = 19 3 -4- 4 =11 Final Score PETERBOROUGH - 0 WHITBY - 3 ANYWHERE or ANYTIME L;/et If your CAR wcn't start or if your TRUCK won't go on ît's ROOF or in the SNOW with CAREFUL men we can TOW with NOW response and an HONEST RATE -JIM will see that you're NOT LATE!! JIM'S TOWING 89 Bloor St. E. 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