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WmITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18,1976, PAGE 13 Cambridge here Thursday Warriors win two, lose one 'Ihe Ontario Hockey Association Senior 'A'Whitby Warriors won twice and lost once last week. THURSDAY in a Thursday evening home game, the Warriors defeated the Orillia Terriers 7-5. Terriers' John Winder opened the scoring at 2:05 of the first period, converting a pass from Bob Kane. However, the Warriors exploded for four goals in less than six minutes to take a commanding lead which they nevter relinquished. Ed Philpott, on assists by Mike Noonan and Bill Lastic, opened the barrage at 11:51. Mike Keenan put Whitby in front at 13:10, converting feeds from Gord McCosh and Greg Bodnar. Wayne Cheeseman upped the Warriors' margin when he was set up by Denis Menard and Pete Vipond at 14:27. EdTaylor closed Whitby's scoring outburst at 17:29-on helpers from Pete Vipond and Bob Edmunds. Nick Holmes tallied the Warriors' only goal of the second period after taking a pass from Bill Lastic at 8:17. Bob Kane's goal at 9:46 on a set up by Ron Bobette narrowed Whitby's margin to 5-2. Ron Bobette put the visitors back in the garne with a goal at 12:15. Bob Kane and Colin Wood picked up assists. Mike Keenan restored the Warriors' three-goal lead at 5:54 of the final period after taking passes from Nick Holmes and Bob Menard. Terriers' Bob Clayton, on feeds by Len Bray and Greg Higson, cut Whitby's margin to two at 9:00. Whitby goaltender Dave Boyarski was hit in the throat by a hard drive at 12:43 and was helped off the ice after regaining his breath. Mike Laing replaced him. Bob. Kane brought the visitors to within one goal when he scored at 16:40 after being set up by Colin Wood and Scott Mabley. The Terriers pressed for the equalizer and came extremely close on one -occasion. With just over a minute re aining, Mike Laing smothered the puck as it rolled toward the goalline. Bob Menard, on passes from Ed Philpott and Greg Bodnar, scored into the empty Orillia net at 19:48. FRIDAY On Friday in Orillia, it. was the Warriors who collapsed in the second period, allowing seven goals as the Terriers coasted to a 10-4 win. Jim McPherson scored Open 7 days a week RESTAURANT 120 BROC* ST. M. -WHITBY - TEL.: 668-9461 Delicious Canadion and itliean Dishes Newhouses, Hilts Chrtered Accountants 187 King St. L, i C. Newhouses. C.A. , Oshawa Ont. G. A. Hilts, B.A.. C.A 728-9448 NOTICE BOB CAWKER ENTERPRISE US NOW MR. RENT-ALL LTD. (Same Address & Telephone) 400 Mary St. E., Whitby 668-9881 WE RENT EVERYTHING (Well Almost Everything) MANY NEW RENTAL ITEMS BEING ADDED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ALSO SELL Paint - Fire Extinquishers Pipe Fittings - Glass - Keys Batteries - Paint Supplies WE ALSO SERVICE & REPAIR Fire Extinquishers - Windows Screens - Cut Keys -:- Sharpen SaWs FREE PARKING AND WE DELIVER three times for the winners, Ron Bobette and Dave McCullagh tWice each and Bob Kane, John Winder and Bob Clayton once each. Pete Vipond, Gord McCosh, Bob Menard and Ed Taylor replied for the losers. MONDAY The Warriors won 5-2 in Lindsay on Monday. Mike Noonan scored twice and Ed Taylor, Mike Keenan and Pete Vipond added singles for Whitby. Bob Taylor and George Corneil replied for the Lancers. The Warriors host the Cambridge Hornets·tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park Arena. M I 4 Orillia Terriers' defenceman Scott Mabley(2) attempts to clear the crease in front of gokltender Tom Fancy in an Ontario Hockey Association Senior 'A' game played at IroquQis Park Arena Thursday. Free Press Photo by Mike Burgess A LONDONSHOW TOUR FOR TWO ON CI50BoitQ .9 WITH British airways PICK UP YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM AT ANY PARTICIPATING .MERCHANTS DISPLAYING THE LONDON SHOW TOUR POSTER Deadline for entries is midnight March 6/76 ý .. -.1 1 SO DON'T MiSS OUT