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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1975. PAGE il Goals plentiful in minor hockey Following are the results of recent Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association House League games. MINOR ATOMS Darren Short recorded a shutout as Beaupre's Esso blanked Munn's Press 4-0, Gord Muschett scored twice and Ken Whiite and Shawn Binder contributed singýes. Jeff Haley scored five times and Russ Taylor played flaw- less goaltending as Mercury Auto Body shutout Duff's Towk1-ýg 6-0. Frank Ignazitto added a single for the winnérs. MAJOR ATOM Koke ShelI trounced Rider Tool 10-2 as Terry James and Dean Van Doleweerd each fired hattricks. Jerry Valluer scoered twice and Paul Bastar- ache and Richard Daley once each. David Van Drevmiel and Bilan Bravener replied for the losers. Mowat Insurance edged the Whitby Firefighters 4-3 on a hattrick by ie Bessels and a single by Neil Cane. Darryl Taoshesefe once fonth Tomsers. rocefr h MAJORPEEWE MraMAin e andthi T.C.'Nattled to hian2drtae T..S tan ezan ad2Neil al as rtascored forantheiformer dert ker Hafontey n Ia ad for te Hlter.n l Kanisor hlubterrone Doddand SoCub tr -I 011tw goa effot bvR 6on lulig and Mkefortburg and slin- an le yMark ennedy and sJoe lsByarkKeJoeydorri re frate loers. i rpl foINe osRs.NTN JNIohn BastahMikdU aJshtouttand ScottcWallace asodone S c aaie Lcoeioncelasd canile Rd lWinçy Orcherds anwned Algoma Orchards 7-4 as Greg Rich scored twice and Mike Cormier, Mark Westenhoeffer, Paul Jacobs and Ron Burns once each. Mike Dixon scored a pair and Robbie Gibson and Rick Vesters added singles for the losers. MAJOR BANTAM - MINOR MIDGET Canadian Tire doubled Lhe scere on Gus Brown Motors, winning 4-2 on two goals by Mark Tutton and singles by Ted Magnaîl and Denny Forsyth. Derrick Mineret scored both of the losers' goals. Whitby Lions trounced Ewing Pools 7-I on two-goal efforts by Romalo Grandy, John Buismnan and Paul Bag- nelI and a single by Dan MaguLire. Larry Holdershaw replied for the losers. Rotary Club and G.N. Sports battled to a 3-3 dead- lock with Joe Fusco scoring twice ,and Robbie Ailairi once or the former and Wayne Middleton twice and Tim Beenen once for the latter. Kinsmen Club defeated Kamneka Shoes 4-I on a pair of goals by Craig Short and singles by Scott Ravary and Peter McTeag..e. Gilles Mlillette scored for the losers. MAJOR MIDGET JUVENILE Whitby Welding downed UAW Local 222 hiv a 4-2 count on goals 1w' Brian Jai- coI)s, Steve Carr. Bol) Cooper and RoI) Balcomn. Tomi Schoer and Irian Kehue scored for the losers. Ottenbrite's Men*s Wear edged Bell Canada 4-3 as Mark England scored twice and '"ter Forbes and Wayne Colley .'nce eachi. Jerry Sch oer, Bruce Hawe and Derrick Robertson sc()red for Veterans .wll return for fin'als In Ontario Sun Life Bon- spiel play Saturday, two veter-ý an rinks again won first eveùt spots into the December 6 final. Alf Phillips Jr. of the Ter- race Curling Club in Toronto becamne the third defending champion to return in a bon- spiel which bas neyer had a repeat winner in 10 years. Phillips, who was the Cana- dian Champion in 1967, curl- ing with John Cushing, Peter Phillips, and Dave Phillips, advanced by defeating Mark McDonald of Kingston 6-5, Don Jenkins of Oshm.a 7-2 and George Morrissey of Welland 6-5. The other rink returning in the first event is not sur- prisingly skipped by the man who played second for Aif Phillips the year he won the Canadian Brier, Ron Ma:ilning of Lampton, Manning, along with two other members of that '67 Brier winner-iohn Ross and Keith Reilly-and Moe Handford at second stone, returned with victories over Jim Waite of St. Thomas 11-4, Gary Weisz of London 10-8, and Bob Mann of Dixie 7-5. im Waite of St. Thomas qualified for the fourth event with an 8-7 victory over Dennis Henson of Thornhill and Mark McDonald of King- ston returns with a 6-5 deci- sion over Ken Buchan of London. Bob Mann of Dixie and George Morrissey of Welland, by virtue of two early wins, also return to curi on Dec. 6 in the third event. Previous qualifiers for the first event prize of $2,400 are Don Murray of Dundas Valley, Bill Martynuik of High Park, Bill Creber of Tam Heather and Eaule Hushagen of Humber Highland. Qualifying play continues on Friday at the Whitby Curl- ing Club wlth action at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. In the early play, Paul Savage, Avonlea Curling Club, goes against Ron Patton, Glenmore Curling Club; Earle Maguire, Ottawa, vs. Amnie Easter, London Highland; Barry Mitchell, Royal Cana- dian, vs. Paul Hotton, Ottawa; and Ken Rowaa, Richmond Hill, vs. Earle Morris, Ottawa Navy. At 11 a.m., Eldon Coombe, Ottawa, takes on Bill Grozelle, Haileybury; Mew Smuda, Royal Canadian, vs. J-arry Adams, Landsdowne; Terry Begin, Ottawa, vs. Garry Weir, Humber 'Highland, and Bruce Delaney, City View, vs. Bill Dixon, Brampton. Final play will be held Saturday with early action at the Whit..y Curling club and the Oshawa Curling Club and the finals at.the Whitby Curl- ing Club. _ toy dRive 'g': Vi? ~54~ PLEA SE OR DONATE ANY UNWRAPPED TOY AT ANY 0F THESE LOCATIONS: AL.L TCiYS WILL BE DISTR IBUTED BY THE SALVATION ARMY & SIMCOE HALL SETTLEMENT HOUSE. 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