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6, Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Jannary 27, 1982. SPORTS0"" Omemee Novice edge Roughley Novice in two Omnemee wvas the oppos- early in the first period. tion this week as the Orono Dustin fired the puck in, boys played back to back from Chris and Kevin. Shawn games with them. On Hardy stop .ped Omemee Wednesday night, Orono many times to hold them travelled to Omemee. The scoreless for the rest of the strong Omemee club got two period. Omemee came on first period goals on Shawn strong in the second period Hardy, who was in net for scoring two goals. Before this Orono, as Orono's defence period was over Orono came was a little slow clearing the back with David Sheridan puck. Dustin Reid got the In- scoring a beautiful goal with surance boys in the game, on J.B. Brachvogel and Kevin a nice passing play with Kevin Roberts. Kevin has been play- Roberts and Chris ing excellent hockey during Standlemann. Unfortunately, the last few games skating Orono missed many scoring both ways. With just a chances and had to settle for miÎnute left, Omemee popped one goal, while Omemee add- one in to take the gamne by a ed two more in the second score of three to two. The period. The third period was Orono team really hustled the scoreless, with the game en- entire game and a hot ding four to one. The fine of Omemee goalie, held the Scott McAllister, Jeff Hart- scoreless in the third period wig and Cameron Esler but it was a super effort by played well. al. Unfortunately, due to Omemnee returned to bad weather an exhibition Orono on Friday night for a game with Pickering had to return match. The strong fine be cancelled on Saturday. of Dustin Reid, Chris The next game is on Friday Standelmann and Kevin night in Orono, with Lindsay Roberts scored the first goal in town. Stutt 'san tams take win"s on aIl games On Sun. Jan. l7th. the Stutts Pharmacy Bantamts travelled to the Darlington Sports Comiplex to play the Bownianville Bantamn No. 2. Orono won the game by a score of 5-4. The local club was trailing 4-1 in the second period when they caught fire and scored four unanswered goals to win the gamte. Greg Vey and Stephen Murree had two goals èach with Paul Rosseau scoring the single marker. The assists went to Jim Wood 1, Robert French 1, Paul Henry, Fric Dreslin- ski 1, Guy Brochvogel I and Greg Vey 1. Paul Rosseau played a good gaine for the local club. Newcastle visited Orono on Mon. Jan. 18th. for a league gaine. Orono defeated the visitors by a score of 10-3. This was the local clubs best effort of the season. The goals were scored by: Greg Vey 5, Jim Wood 2, Keith Vey 1, Richie Dupe 1, and Paul Rosseau 1. Assists went to Richie Dupe 4, Stephen Murree 4, Paul Henry 3, Guy Brachvogel 2, Keith Vey 1 and Greg Vey. Jim Wood, Richie Dupe and Greg Vey played strong games for the Stutts Pharmacy Bantams. On Wed. Jan. 20th. the Stutts Pharm-acy Bantams traveîled to Manvers for a league game. Orono dlefeated Manvers by a score of 4-1. Guy Brachvogel and Stephen Murree scored'two goals each with the assists going to David Dawes 2, Greg Vey 2, and Guy Brachvogel L. Chris Langford has been steady between the pipes for the Stutts Pharmacy Bantamns. The Stutts Pharmacy Ban- tains were in Bewdley on Fni. Jan. 22nd. Orono won the game by a score of 9-0. Stephen Murree scored, 5 goals, Greg Vey 2, Singles went to Paul Henry and Jim Wood. Robert French had a big game con- tributing 4 assists, Stephen Murree 2, Richie Dupe 3, Greg Vey 1, Guy Brachvogel I and Kieth Vey 1. Stephen Murree and Robert French played strong games for the local club. The Stutts Phar- macy Bantams are undefeated in their last 5 gaines. BewdleyuPeeWees 4-2' over Matthems & Hili on Monday, Jan. 18, 1982 the Matthews and Hill Ins. O.M.H.A. PeeWees played host to Bewdley and went clown to defeat by a score of 4-2. This was a very exciting gaine with lots of end to end action and onîy some great goaltending by the Bewdley Goalie kept the Orono boys fromn at least a tie or possible win. Scoring for Orono were: Brad Roberts assisted by Scott McCullough and Dar- ren Lewis, Brad Roberts assisted by Scott Mc- Cullough. Special Mention to Jeff Martin with a super effort in net, and to Brad Roberts and Scott McCullough up front. Omemee trip sees Kinsmen Bantams on short end Orono t r avel ledi t o Orne% iee on Friday evening to be defeated 3 -1. Reg Wood ý)pened the scoinig for Omemee assisted by Brad Kembal and Perry Smith, At the l:i4 mark Blaine Bruton scoredi for Oronlo to tie the game.c Dutch Oven Tykes 6-2 over visiting In a rare Wednesday night game in Orýno the Orono Dutcli Oven Tykes defeated the Millbrook Tykes. The local boys took an early 2-0 lead on goals by Jean-Paul Tousignant, his first of the year, and Brent Gates assisted by Tim HaIlowell. Orono's third goal was scored by Greg Hooper assisted by Sean McKenzie and Shane Joncs. Mllbrook scored goals late in the first period and early in the se- cond. Scott Williams fired the puck past the Millbrook M illbrook goalie as he banged in a pass from Jarrett Prescott and David Schmyr. Greg got his second goal of the night assisted this time by Christopher Yeo and Jean- Paul. Brent and Timi combin- ed for théir second goal miak- ing the score 6-2. In the thîrd period Stevan Warr got his second goal for Millbrook. Trevor Lbmnax picked up his first goal of the season assisted by Brent Gates. Final score Orono 7 and Mllbrook 3. Orono I,0,0,F, PeeWees ta-ke fuli measure.in win Orono I.O.O.F. Peewees were the hosts to Norwood on Friday, Jan. 22nd. and were once again the victors with a 3-0O win. The home teamn played an excellent game as they skated both way game as they skated botli ways and dominated every' aspect of the game. Darren Dennis who has consistently shown some fine play aIl year opened the scoring with an unassisted goal in the first period. The Orono boys kept the pressure on and were rewarded when, Wayne Atkins netted a well deserved goal with assists going to Coran Zagar and Tim Mercer to give the home side a 2-0 lead at the end of the first period. In the second period Orono struck agaîn as Roberi Klepac scored with assists go- ing to Robert Snoek and Dar- ren Dennis. Orono continually pressured the visiting teain and were full measure for their 3-0 win. Special Mlen- tion to Mike Lane and Chris Richards who played an ex- cellent gamne on defense and to Wayne Atkins for a good two-way effort. Also Special Mention to Jason Carlton for the shut-out. Hamilton Midgets win one but outdone in two Cthers Orono travelled to Millbrook on Thursday even- ing to play them for last league gamne of the season. Milîbrook scored two quick goals to put Orono in a big hole in the first period. In the second period Orono got on track scorîng 3 goals and adding one in the third to take the win. Geoff Green and Chris Langford handled the goal tending duties for Orono each playing haîf the game. Scoring for Orono: Glyn Jenkins 1, Steve Clynes 1 unassisted, Ted Oster 1, Mur- ray Dennil. Assists going to: Derekc Mumford 2, Murray Dennis 1, Randy Tennant 1, Matt Willes 1. Jan . 23rd. Orono 2 and Bewdley 10 Orono travelled to Bewdley on Saturday evening. They were the guests of the Bewdley Midget team for the Young Canada Day Series. The boys received hot dogs and cokes afier the gaine and Glyn Jenkins won the M.V. P. award and received a C.C.M. hockey stick from the judges. It was one of those games for Orono as nothing went rightý for the team. Bewdley jumped on Orono right from the start and neyer gave them time to recover. Scoring for Orono were: Mike Hamel 1, Steve Sawyer assisting. Derek Murnford scored Orono second goal unassisted. Jan. 25tlh. Orono 4 Ops6 Gps Township travelled to Orono for the final league game of the season for the local boys. Playoffs start soon and it wiIl be a short season unless the-boys get their act together and get down to some hard work and playing as a team. The score was tied at the end of the first period and both teams traded goals in the second with the score tied at 4 all going into the third period. Orono had many chances in the third but Ops goalie Philip Callaghau turned thern aside. Gps scored two goals in 16 seconds on long shots froi outside the blue line that eluded goal tender Geoff Green. Scoring for Orono were: Randy Tennant 1, Paul Mor- ton 1, Mike Hamel 2. Assists going to: Scott Prescott 2, Matt Willes _3, Glyn Jen.kins 1, Steve Clynes 1, and Pau' Morton 1. The second period sa,, iks of end to end action with lots of scoring chance,,. Or-ono just couldn't get the puck in the net. Dwayne IHaddleseyv scored for Ornemeie to take the lead. Omiemee's Perry Smith assisted by Mike Quin and Gilen Durhami scored ini the third on an open net to win the game. Camsport Atoms take, one then lose one On January lSth. Orono hosted Manvers defeating thern 3-1. Robbie Wagenaar assisted by Derek Zanders put Orono on the board at the 9:31 mark of the first period. Robbie Nixon assisted by Troy Young scor- ing at the 7:50 mark. Brent Stapleton unassisted at the 6:02 mark. Orono'leading 3-0 end of first. Brad Park assisted by Tyler McKee scor- ing Manvers only goal. The third period saw lots of exciting end to end action. Orono played well. Keep it up Guys. Jan., 22nd. Orono hosted A round the Book Stacks ADULT Solid Goldie by Connie Berman [an illustrated biography of Goldie Hawn] Mrs. Harris: the death of the Scarsdale Diet Doctor by Diana Trilling Solar Retrofit by Daniel Ried [how to build four solar heating systems] Learning to Listen by Pat Vaughan [a book for mothers of hearing impaired children] Solar Catalogue [where to buy equipment and supplies] START DEPENU- AFFOMU That's Pioneer's mid-i ineup! P41 For heav efecti system. performa ROLPH HA (Dominl PI1UÀ-q-N Ops being defeated 3-2. Brent Stapleton assisted by Robbie Nixon scored at the 6:40 mark to put Orono on the board. Scott Forson for Ops assisted by Mark Teel tied the game. Second period sawý Ops scoring two quick goals. At the 7:45 mark of the third Brent Stapleton assisted by Stephen Hardy and Rob- bie Wagenaar. Orono had scoring opportunities but just couldn't tie the game. Keep up the good work. Orono wiIl play in Omemee on Wednes0Jay evening. Let us go Guys! YOU CAN. 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