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Whitby Fme. Prou.s Wekmesday, Deosaber 15, 1993. Page 23 Rat Pack hospitable to weekend visitorsI - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -n- - The Whitby major novice AA hockey teain played two home Whitby men's hockey NRtS Rsdly Mke Wels3 EugonoArile m ai Dmc.S 7 DomddISo'tor Day. Edg. 2 Kat MMC BrthePin*a 4 OiC. Atoody 5 Jim Skrpoan2 [»»y. MicImn2 pet« Grwmelt 2 Jais MoCKue Vina.mouh Grog Ma&s oumm% HXOlI 2 J lm Dmvldn 4 we Wobhà Rn*dy Gau Ai Marquarni WayneColoTt Ma.wl hfOn John Bedon NiimolTrust Bob Mwd2 Bucky crouch 2 FAd* vau1ou.e2 Cal Vicior Crolg Firima Ste»e Wulow Royol Woo& Unc. Arxàe Asqukh 2 ion Poie Tom Buclwon 9 Rys Entoipdla Tom Sobromi Custdom Aordi 7 Rom rmmrsdge 2 Jo. F"n John Pal=o ion Busd Bomin kMy ay Noue gaxneq over the weekend against tough opposition, dropping both decisions. On Saturday, Richmond Hil was at Iroquois Park te, take on the Rat Pack. The last timo the two teams met was at the Stoney Creek Tournainent of Champions Durhamn winter baH STANDINGS GOFOR SPORTS DIVISION W L T GF GA PTS 0 O 26 12 6 1 0 23 17 4 2 0 17 29 2 ALL.CANADIAN AWARDS DIVISION Damige Imnn. 2 1 02411l4 Macs k 1 2 0 24 18 2 Bowmaiwle Buds 0 3 0 7 34 0 ScarIng A PIS 4 !D 1 8 2 8 3 8 3 8 7 8 0 7 3 7 6 7 368 368 3 6 G Les Ervmn. Mac's Milk 6 Rlchard King, Macs Mk 7 Tom MurczoK. GrammeWs PI. 6 Fred MacKay. Damage bic. 5 Sam Amodoo. Ol Boys 5 Bil Hulctp.GrairmesPlace1 Gien BlnhanM.OBoy* 7 015f Heon. Damage In. 4 Raob Rlivems.Oid Boys 1 Jody McEachen. Damage In. 3 Steve Jordani. Flymis 3 Bilan Nevile. Grammes Place 3 SmooeOid Boys 3 GrnWe !Pme2 Fiyors 1 Whitby club TRENT INVITATIONAL PETERBOROUGNI DEC. 4 &5 101UNDER GIR 200 MEIDLEY R=LY A, 51h -. L Flzgbbon.N.Khaffab M. Gru3%laJ. Nreh B. 1h B. wdng. E. Burl K. Mounteny A. W hmO 200 FREE RELAV A, 5th L Fftzglbon. B. B.nrring M. Grsrwile.C. Sozeney 91th A. WIlSOn. E. 9wrey K. Mounatenay. 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Jack s Maciif. C. Aiobody St.v Suormd. Ooffl & Soer Enizo Raaii Brothers Pizs Wayne Colombt. Jum ra idbm a ope, Dadd & Sotier final ini which Whitby skated te a convincing 10-5 victoiy. SaturdaY's gaine was eidl different. Richmond HFII moved to the attack early, scoring early in the first period on a goalmouth serainhie. Raýt Pack tied the score five minutes later when Justin Hawe backhanded a pass froin Sean Pitcher into the corner. Aise assistlng on the play was Janiie Millage. But before the period ended, Richmond Ruil scored again and the first period ended 2-1. The second and third periods were close-checking and Rat Pack was unable to muster much of an attack on the Richmond Hill net. Richmnond Hill added a goal in each of the asat two perioda and skated to a 4-1 victory. Whitby gaine stars were speedstor Kevin Walsh, goaltender Kyle Nova and defenceman Robert Eberle. On Sunclay, Whitby faced a very tough Newmarket tean that leada their division with only one lbas this soason, and many of their victories have been very decisive. The first period waa fast and furious, with good scoring chances at both ends of the rink. Whitby scorod the game's firat goal as Wlsh took the puck up the rniddle, forcing both defencemen te pinch in. He then cished the puck over to Pitcher who ail nomisake with a shot. Newznarket tied the gaine a few minutes later but Wade Branch scored unassisted on a goalmouth scramble and the first period ended 2-1 in favour of Whitby. Newmarket poured on the offence throughout the second period, scoring two goals te take a 3-2 lead. Again Rat Pack fought back totde the score, with Braflch once again fighting off Newmarket defenders in front of the net te score bis second of the night., 2 tie s for minor novices The Whitby minor novice AAA hockey teai dominated play against Markham Dec. 9 but had te sottie for a 3-3 tie. Goal-scorers were Grog Williams, Camn VonEschscholtz and David Arnold. On Dec. 11, WhIitby faced Peterborough in a nail-biting .gaine for the fans and a rough and tumble gaine for Wihitby players. Whitby stood tough and outplayed Peterborough, bt again tied 2-2. In the last six seconds of the gaine, Kyle Mussoînian had a breakaway but the puck was stopped inchos fromn the goal line. Goal-scorers were Kyle Vandeloo and Muaselinan. 1WHITBY A& Newmarket teok the lead late in the period on another ecramble and the second ended 4-3. The third period was more evenly matched and of the clos-checking style. Rat Pack came close on four occasions but could not got the puck over the Newmarket on the other hand, made the most of their opportunities and scored two goals during the period te win 6-3. Hawe, Nova and Wals earned gaine star honours for WItby. 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