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* WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1974; PAGE il UPURTU . Brooklin - Whitby Minor Hockey Assoc. ALL STARS League - Exhibition game, O.M.H.A. October 29, 1974 Played at: Oshawa childrens arena between McDonalds Brooklin major midgets and Oshawa Parkway TV McDonalds 1 John Jordan (1) assisted by Mark Millar and Gord Kerrigan Oshawa Parkway Bill Ford (1) Ralph Murphy (1) B.W. opened scoring in the first period but Oshawa came back with one in the second and one in the third to win. Fast exciting action throughout the game. Penalties McDonalds 6 Oshawa 8 League - Minor Pee-Wee October29, 1974 Played at: Brookliri §CORE : Whitby 6 Bow. 1 Scorers B-Whitby Mitchell Bros. Bowmanville Building Supplies Billy Easdale Bobby Middleton Lorne Bruce Todd Chasczewski David Blacquiere John Fusco Stevie Lauigine Jim Forbes played a strong game on defense. League - Minor Pee-Wee October 27, 1974 - 7:00 p.m. Played at: Markham B-Whitby Mitchell Bros Building Supplies 1 Todd Chasezewski Dale Kemohan Billy Easdale David Blacquiere (2) Warren Smith (6) Bobby Middleton (3) 14 Markham 3 Stephen Thomas Bill Ressor Bryon Begg S, TAR STARS OF GAME: Warren Smith 6 goals 3 assists David Balcquiere 2 goals 5 assists Bobby Middleton 3 goals 4 assists League Minor Pee-Wee October 25, 1974 Played at; Coburg Whitby Mitchell Bros. Building Supplies 6 Coburg 1 W hitby Knob Hillers Down Weston 7-2 Whitby Macs Win One But Lose One In Ontario Hockey Assoc- iation (OHA) Senior A action Thursday night, Whitby Mc- Donalds defeated the Napan- ee Comets 5 - 1 at Iroquois Park Arena. The first period was one of the slowest the Mac's have played all season. The ab- sence of injured Wayne Weller appeared to have taken its toll on the Mc- Donalds. Wayne will be out for 3 weeks and was up to this time the leagues leading score r. In the second period Les Collingan received a pass from Dick Cherry and put Napanee out in front 1 - 0. Whitby finally got it together seven minutes later when Carl Ahlsten, took a shot which hit a leg and went into the net with twenty five sec- onds left in the period and Ed Philpott of Whitby put it up top on a passing play from Carl Ahlsten and Tim Pelyk. The third period opened quickly as -McDonalds Bob Munro assisted by Peter Vipond and Gary Milroy flipped the puck up and in, at the 32 second mark into the period. Then a beautiful play came from Mike Keenan passing the puck behind the Comets defense to Gord Mc- Cosh who wasted no time beating Napanee's Darcy Todd Chasczewski P Bill Easdale Warren Smith (2) David Blacquiere Bobby Middleton Whitby NVcDonalds Doug Tate (15) and Gord McCs (12), there was a rebound from Napanee net minder Darcy Walters. Thursday night at Iroquois Park 5 - 1. wait in readiness in case The Mac's won this game Free Press Photo Walters on the glove side. Play got a little rough as Whitby's netminder Bruce Durno was involved in a skirmish with the Comets Les Collingan. , Getting the final goal of the night was Calvin Pettit Protein Complete protein means that ail the essential amino acids (building blocks of proteins) are present in the right amount. aul Maddigan B-Whitby scored four goals in less than two minutes to break game open. Star of Game: Warren Smith 2 goals 2 assists League Major At om October 26, 1974 at 1:00 p.m. Played at: Bowmanville Whitby 3 Brian Pratt Martin Van Kessel Jeff Lee Bowmanville 3 Jim Preston (3) This was the first game for the Whitby team and it was well played and no rough play was displayed by either team. Star of Game: Jim Preston, Bowmanville with 3 goals. assisted by Doug Tate and Brian Welch ending the game 5 - I for the Whitby Mc- Donalds. On Friday the Whitby McDonalds were at Brantford visiting the Foresters losing 4 - 1. The Mac's needed this game to put .them in a tie with the Orillia Terriers. The next home game for the Whitby McDonalds at Iroquois Park Arena will be Thursday November 7 at 8:30 p.m. against the Cam- bridge Hornets. B.W. Loses 4-3 The B.W. C.B.X. Juveniles tasted defeat at the hands of their counterparts from Lind- say on October 27th in a game played in Lindsay, going down by a count of 4 to 3. The following night in a contest played at Iro- quois Park they had to corne from behind to tie Ajax at 2 all. In the first game Lindsay led at the end of the first period on godls by Bob Wal- lace and Murray Ray, but by the end of two period of play, the C.B.C.'s had tied the game with Jim DeMille and Harry Forbes putting markers. The B.W. squad went ahead in the final frame on a hard drive from the stick of 'Big' Tim Brown. How- ever, a deserved unnecessary roughness penalty to the C.B.C.'s Joe Forbes gave the Lindsay team a nan's advantage which they promptly made the most of with Bob Wallace notching his second goal of the game. Lindsay made full use of the unsettling effect this goal had on the visitors, and 16 sec- onds later Dave Hawkins popped home the winning goal. B.W. pulled their goaler with a minute left in the game in an unsuccessful bid for at least one point. As rported previously this tearrt has more than enough potential to go along way, but they will have to learn two facts early. The first is, "team work wins hockey games" and the sec- ond is "you can't win hockey games by having to kill stupid unnecessary penalties." The C.B.C. team is still soliciting your vocal support but we're sure the follows would appreciate more "team" support in place of the cheers reserVd for individuals. Let's give it a trv. ENJOY THE QUIET REVOLUTION WITH THE ENTIRE FAMILY :« SEASON END BIKE SALE OVER '500 BIKES' TO CHOOSE FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN DURHAM BAY SPORTS EQUIPMENT Ltd. 0 NOW! 975 ALLIANCE at BAYLY PICKERING cc ¿ RYAVA 839-5610 LAY AWAY PLAN Open - Monday - Friday 9 - 9, Saturday 9 - 6 The Whitby Knob Hillers were fighting for second place Sunday night against the Seneca Flyers at Iroquois Park Arena. The Hillers won their away game against Weston 7 - 2 with Greg Sandford get- ting a hat trick. A win Sunday night would have put them into second place in provincial junior 'A' competition. The first period started slow for the Hillers, with Seneca out skating Whitby. Seneca went on the socre- board first beating AI Mc- Sorely on the glove side 12:22 into the game. Whitby's Jim Duignan was set up beautifully by Alex Elston and Greg Sanford in front of Seneca's net, and he wasted no time in tying the game. The Hillers relaxed as Seneca put on a rush that saw John Martini for Seneca slide the puck under the pads of netminder AI McSorely giving the Flyers a 2 - 1 lead at the end of the period. The second period was a disaster for Whitby, on sever- al attempts at the net noth- ing went right, pertect passes with no one to receive them and shots that bounced off goal posts. As for Seneca, they managed to put two more pucks into the Whitby ne t. The third period started as an attempt at body check- ing with both teams chang- ing to stick swinging which saw two fighting penalties called back to back resulting in 10 minutes to each team . Tom Brown put one in for Whitby at the 14:49 mark and one minute later Bruce Newton. pulled the Hillers within one. Coach Jack Armstrong pulled AI McSorely out of the net for .the extra attacker but Seneca's Gord Barclay proved too much for Whitby as he skated around the defense and put the puck into the empty net, giving Seneca the 5 - 4 victory. 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