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i McDonalds Tie Hornets85 m-5 Cambridge netminder John McWilliams hopes his leg "iI stop the puck, if flot there is stili the back up man Mike Doersamn (2). Whitby's Peter Vipond (8) being checked by Bilan Sbortreed (18) and watching ail alone is Doug Tate (15) in last Thursday nights 5-5 tie at Iroquois Park Serior 'A' action. Free Press Photo by Robin Lyon The Whitby McDonaids aliowed the Cambridge Hor- nets to corne back from a sure defeat of 5 - 2 to tie it Up in the third period, Thursday night at Iroquois Park. In Ontario Hockey Association (OHA) Senior "A" a tie at the end of 3 periods of play sends both teams into over time action. Action it was as the McDon- alds tried to make up for their lack of play in the third perîod. It was end to end play as each teamn tried desperateiy for the game win- ner. but both net minders made remarkabie saves, Bruce Durno for the Mac's and John McWilliams for the Hornets, holding for the tie after 10 minutes of overtime play. The first period saw Cam- bridge take the lead with Cliff Stuart scoring the first goal at 5:17. Whitby's Gary Milroy tied it up at 7:47, the Hornets Bih Hway put the score of the period in the net at 13:39. Witby's Mike Keenan put on the best single effort of the night getting two assists and a goal, along with Doug Tate who was set up by Kee- nan put two into the net giv- ing the Mac's the lead 4- 2. Mike Keenan showing con- sistency put in the Mac's 5.th goal of the gaine on a pass from Peter Vipond at the halfway mark of the third period. Whitby then played poor- ly almost as if they thought the gaine was over, but the gamne as not over as the Hornets proved scoring 3 goals to tie -the gamne and put it into over time where after 10 minutes of play the gamne ended in a 5 - 5 tie. The next tcamn the Whitby McDonalds will play Thurs- day night is the Barrie Flyers who are tied with Orillia for first place. Ini the opening gamne of the season Whitby went into over time to win il against the Flycrs. Gamne time is 8:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park Arena. Winter Wintcr is the scason Mien wc try to kecp the hiouse as hiot as it was in the suimer - ,vlen wc were complaining about [lie heat. tc o' Su R( teý Hi de WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY., NOVEMBER 13, 1974, PAGE 11 A most ente.rtaining gamne of hockey for anyone to watch is being played by our youngsters participating in the minor leagues. The game above was played at the Brooklin Arena- last Thursday night between Lyndeview Construction and Randel Plumbing and ended in a 4 - 4 tie. Free Press Photo Knob Nul1 Downs Royals 4 m 2 The Whitby Knob Hill just making it into the net 'Royals net by Bruce Newton. arrns hockey club moved in- giving the Hillers a 3 - 0 lead. Whitby's net minder AI Mc- - )second place with a win In the third period each Sorely playing for his shut ver the Royal York Royals team had a player receive a out and, one of his better anday night at Iroquois ten minute misconduct penal- games of the year was let ark Arena. ty in a close penalty cailed down by the defence in the In the first period the game with Whitby gctting Il last few minutes of the gaine oyals out shot Whitby six- and Royal York getting 5 when they allowed Royals en to eleven but it was the penalties. Jim Guignan put Ernie Tackeuci to get in and ilers Rick Prien beating the lis second of the night away score twice within one min- fence and flipping the puck on a pass from behind the ute ending the game 4 - 2. up into the top ot the net. Whitby took back to back minor penalties and hield off the Royals' attack. The Roy- ais coach Ray Snook said later that he was still experi- menting with his power play as it is thc teams weakcst point. The second period play picked up and again it was all Whitby with Ken Clark get- ting the second goal on a pass from Mike Pritchard. At the 19:35 minute mark Jirn Duignan fromn an almost impossible angle let one go, C.B .C. Juveniles Tie Oshawa It was a quiet time for the C.B.C. team this week with only one game to report on. This was an exhibition game against the Oshawa Legion AlI Stars played at Iroquois Park on November 4th which ended in a 3 al tic. After a scoreless first frame, the C.B.C.'s struck early in the second on a goal by Jim DeMille. Not to be out donc the Oshawa team applied the pressure and while playing a mani short, got the equalizer on a fine effort by Ed Kiberd. This was followcd shortly by a power play goal scored by Brad Staley, giving Oshawa a 1 goal edge going into the final period. Oshawa took a 3 to 1 Iead early in the 3rd when Paul Fry's hard shot, which was partially stoppcd by B.W. goaler Tom Conneily, felI be- hind hlm into the goal. At this point the hometown C. B.C. boys settied down and started to play. their own game and in short order had tied up at 3 ail on goals by Tom Foster and Dan Jordan. The iast 5 minutes of the game beionged to the C.B.C.s as they continually hemmed Oshawa in their own end, but just couldn't get the winncr into the net. FALL CLEANING TIME Get your chesterfield & rugs'done in your home or our-plant. Business is booming so book NOW. 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