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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS LISTEN TO * 1350 THE OSHAWA STATION WITH BOB BURR AND JIMGILCHRIST FOR ALL OSHAWA GENERALS GAMES HOME &AWAY Sports Minor hockey 15-0 shut-out is the highlight of Novice game at Brooklin With the new year only two days old, the Brooklin- Whitby OPSEU Warriors shut-out Pickering 15-0 in a Novice hockey garne at the Brooklin arena. Scoring for Whitby were Blair Haslam (4), Kelly O'Connor (3), Billy O'Meara (3), Greg Roberts (3), Grant Reveler, and Scott Helmer. Goalie Colin Haisell got the shut-out. In a Pee Wee No. 2 exhibition game, Bibeau Construction Beavers tied Oshawa - LNIIL 6-6',. with Whitby goals by Wayne Misselbrook (2), Ken Lynde (2); Greg Cibson and Mark Petrie. In Minor Aton, Brooklin Concrete tied Ajax 2-2, with Brooklin goals by David McWhirter and Billy Kellestine. In a Minor Pee-Wee exhibition game, Aqualine Pools shut out Oshawa LNIIL 4-0,' with goals by Danny Maclellan, Martin Van Kessel, Brian Pratt and Tommy Platt. Goalie Kurt Mitchell got the shut-out. In Major Pee-Wee, LASCO Steelers de feated Oshawa 4-1I, with goals by Paul Rich (2), Mike Wells and Kelly Dzikewich. In a Major Atom game at Markham, Whitby Mall Florists defeated the Mark- ham team 5-1 with goals by Raymond Ryan (2), Gary Roberts, Warren Ellis and Joey McCullough. « On Jan. 3 at Bay Ridges, in a Pee-Wee No. 2 exhibition Two local teams win Silver Stick region finals Two, Brooklin-Whitby teans won their respective regional finals of the ,Silver Stick hockey tournament on Dec. 30. In Juvenile play, the CBC team defeated Newmarket 7-2, with goals by Dan Gallogley (2), Garry Bruce, Rick Byford, Lloyd Conner, Dan Kemp and Terry Whyte. In Major Midget play, Ferrco Engineering won for the fourth consecutive year and will advance to the Silver Stick finals in Sarnia Jan. 19 to 22. In Minor Midget play, the Mary Browns were eliminated from further Silver Stick competition, going down to Napanee 4-2, with Ed Derks -and Dennis Jacobs scoring for Whitby; and then losing to Streetsvile 4-3, with Dennis Jacobs, Wayne Middleton and Jamie Tutak scoring for Whitby. game, Bibeau Construction Beavers defeated Bay Ridges 2-1, with goals by Adani Aggett and Mark Petrie. The sane day at Iroquois Park Arena, in Major Bantam play, Bay Ridges defeated Whitby Toyota 4-2, the Whitby goals being scored by Art Johnstone and Charlie Meitner. The same day, the Juvenile CBCs defeated Bay Ridges 6-2, with goals by Blair Gibson (2), Joel Gangemi (2), Dean Seymour, and Scott Morgan. On Jan. 4, in Minor Pee Wee play, at Brooklin arena Aqualine Pools shut out Bowmanville 2-0, with goals by Paul Neuman and Richard Daley. Goalies Bobby Rints and Kùrt Mitchell got the shut-out. In Minor Bantam play, the Brooklin-Whitby Optimists- defeated Cobourg 6-3, with goals by Randy Taylor, Tod Chasczewski, Don Perkins, John Fusco, Warren Subject and Grek Platt. During the past two winters, participants in Whipper Watson's annual Snowarama for Timmy have raised over 250,000 for the Ontario Society for Crippled Children, Top honours went to Mrs. Fern Bodrug of Thunder Bay with pledges totalling $4,355 next highest was Mr. Don Bumstead of Meaford. Snowa'rama is sponsored by the Ontario Society in association with Snowmobile clubs, individual snôwmobilers, the Ontario Snowmobile Distributors Association and participating Easter Seal Service Clubs. The host Snowmobile Clubs for the Bradford Snowarama are Aurora, Bradford, C.C. Riders of Oak Ridges, Georgina, Newmarket, Orangeville and South Shore snowmobile club of Keswick. Proceeds raised by Snow- arama are equally divided between local Easter Seal Clubs and the Society to suppoTt its rehabilitation pro- gram both at local and regional levels. In addition to raising funds, Snowarama is designed to show that in responsible hands, snowmobiles provide safe and enjoyable winter recreation without causing damage to the environment. Fourteen 100 mile courses are again being planned, these are in the Bradford, Bruce Peninsula, Cochrane, Corn- wall, Eganville, Haliburton- Minden, Kirkland Lake, Mildmay-Chesley, Prescott- Brockville, Sault Ste Marie, Smith Falls-Kemptville, Sud- bury, Thunder Bay, and Timmins areas. There is the possibility of six additional courses in other districts for. next winter. Most if not all these rallies will be held on Sundays during the month of February 1977. The Bradford Snow- arama will be held February 13, 1977 registration froin 8 a.m. to 1 am. at Varley's Marina. Pledge sheets may be obtained by contacting one of the host clubs or your local Easter Seal Service Club, the Whitby Rotary Club. CBC team wins one, loses one at Picton The Brooklin-Whitby CBC Juvenile hockey team gave a lesson in solid positional play in the Picton Kinsmen Juvenile Hockey Tournament Saturday. The CBCs won their first game against the Toronto Olympics 2-1, with goals by Dan Kemp and Garry Bruce. Andy Tensigni scored for Toronto. The game was tied one-all at the end of regulation play. A 10-minute stop time period was then played and the score remained tied. This was followed by a 10-minute sudden death overtime period with the goalies removed. A goal could scored from the ,and eight seconds period Garry Bruce the CBCs, giving game. only be blue line, into the tallied for them the The CBC goalie Bill Morrison was named the game's most valuable player. In game two, the CBCs did not do so well, being wiped out by the Hamilton Huskies 8-3. CBC scorers were Garry Bruce, Joel Gangeni and John Jordan. Teams from 'Brooklin- Whitby, Bowmanville, Clark- son, Cobourg, Deseronto, Hamilton, Toronto and Picton participated in the tournaiment. -il $25,000 raised for crippled kids