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--iournament winners - Hamiltons Midgets Orono Weekly Times. Wednesday, February 6, 1985-5 Tri-County midgets play in Fenelon F'alis On January 24th, the John Cowan got his second Orono Tri-County Midgets goal of the game unassisted. travelled to Fenelon Falts. Fenelon Falls opened the Todd Mercer openied the scoring in the 3rd period with scoring, unassisted. haifway a second goal by Scott through the first period. Bacon, again assisted by Fenelon Faits tied it Up- Mike Byrne and Raymond minutes later with a goal by Ferguson. Orono dominated Scot, Bacon, assisted by Mike the play for the rest of' the Byrne and Raymond (otne ae9 Ferguson. John Cowan (pninudpge9 Orono ahead at the end of the period, assisted by David Little.______________ The second period saw lots of action but only one goal as The Hamilton Insurance with 6:07 left in the game. Midgets were recent tourna- Although both teams have it ment winners at Manvers and everything they had both are pictured above. goaltenders stopped everything shot 'at them. (left to right) back row; Jim Wood, Robert Snoek, Shawn Bailey, Kevin Hart- wîg, Jim wood, Mike Cairns, Keith Vey and Dennis Mum- ford; Front row; David LaFrance, Steven Lycett, Allan Hall, Brad Roberts, Scott McCullough and Paul Henry. On January 26, The Hamiltons Insurance O.M.H.A. Midgets travelled to Manvers for a tournament and come home with the 'A' Championship. Orono 1 - Peterborough 1 The first gan* saw the Orono team corne up against Peterborough Sacred Heart whom earlier in the season had knocked the local lads out of the Ops tournament. The local lads came out flying with end to end non-stop ac- tion. With 4:02 left in the period Jim Wood scored for Orono to give them that ever impor- tant first goal. This was to be the oniy goal scored until Peterborough tied the game Tennant Fuel Atoms (Continued from page , series. Minden caught Oror'o off guard as a loose puck squirted off the back boards out in front ofl~he net and was promptly banged infor the goal at the 24 second mark of the first perîod. That goal was the only one scored in the game until the 2:07 mark of the third period. Stephen Stadelmann scored assisted by Dustin Reid, Orono had many other ex- cellent scoring chances but waited until there was 1:19 left in the game to go ahead on a goal by Tyler Adey assisted by Stephen Stadelmann and Scott Williams. Orono kept the final socre ended Orono 2, Minden i. Orono niow has' three wins and one loss in the playoffs. Next gamne is TuIes- day night in Omiemee. Team K.record stands at 27 wn,8 losses, 3 ties including Al gamnes played, league, exhibi- tion, tou rnamaent an d playoffs. Final score urono 1 - Peter- borough i. Wiýh Otonoscor- ing the first 'goal this put themt on the 'A' Champion- ship side. ORONO 4 - NEWCASTLE 0 The second game saw the local lads come up against their area rivais from Newcastle. This turned into one of the fastest, cleanest hockey gaines of the day with both teams going end to end withf excellent goaltending at both ends. Also not one penalty called in the whole gaine. With 0:07 seconds left in the second period Brad Roberts assisted by Paul Henry and Jim Wood finally put one by Mark Camieron in the Newcastle nets who played extremneiy wellthe whole gamne, to take a 1-0 lead. The third veriod saw Newcastle put on the pressure only to be stopped time and again by Allin Hall who was hot ail day. Finaily with 5:03 left in the game Kevin Hart- wig assisted by Paul Henry and .im Wood upped the counit to 2-0. With time runn- îng out the local lads put on two quick ones to end the game 4-0 for Orono. Scoring Orono were Robert Snoek assisted by Paul Henry, then Paul Henry fromi Shawn Bailey. With this victory the local lads found th emselves in, ORONO 6 - MANVERS i The third gamne saw the local lads comie out flying keeping pressure- on the Manvers team which paid off with two unanswered gamies. Richie Dupe put the Orono team up 1-0 assisted by Steven Lycett and Scott Mc- Culloughi. Kevin Hartwig made ià 2-0 with Scott Mc- Cullough assisting. The se- cond period again saw the local lads keep- the pressure on and coming up with the only goal of the period to mnove ahead by a 3-0 score. Scoring the Orono goal was Paul Henry assisted by Richie Dupe and Brad Roberts. The third period saw Manvers cut the margin to 3-iy to see Orono corne bac~ 20 seconds later to mnake it 4- on a goal by Scott Mc- Cull ugh assisted by Br-ad Roberts and David Lafrance. Before the period was over the local lads put in two more to end the gamne 6-i for Orono and give the local lads the 'A' Championship. Scor- ing for Orono were Kevin Hartwig assisted by Paul Henry, then Brad Roberts assisted by Kevin Hartwig. Congratulations guys! Special mention to Allan iHall who was just fantastic ail day which gave himi the M.V.P. Trophy - way tb go ail. Alsoi th anks to the Manvers minor hockey for an excellent run tournament. Newcastle shuts-out Orono Tri-County Atoms On Friday, Feb. 1, Orono Tri-county Atoms hosted Newcastle in an exhibition grudge match. Newcastle beat Orono in the Grafton tournament 4-3 in sudden death, Orono wanted desperately to meet Newcas- tle again. The score certainly doesn't show that. Newcastle cleaned our dock by a disasterous slaughter of,9-0! Newcastle came, out skating and playing with a merciless power. They sheil shocked poor John Buttigieg with four goals in the first period. John did make some good saves, but a goalie is on- ly one player. We need some defense. Thereonly seemned to be two players awake dur- ing this slaughter, that was Mike Doty on defe nse and J.P. Tousignant. The rest of the team didn't seem to know wher e to stumble next. No one seemed to be playing their positions or with any kind of enthusiasm for the gamne they ail love. 1 hope the attitude of these young players soon picks up or l'm afraid they may lose their fans and cheering section. ORONO 3 - OSHAWA BRUINS 1 On Thursday, January 24, Orono hosted the Oshawa Bruins and sent them home to a 3-1 defeat. The Matthews and Hill boys were really up for this exhibition game and drew I st blood just 3 minutes and il seconds into the Ist period: David Sheridan parked himself in front of the net screening the Oshawa goalie. Jason Burnham fired a low wrist shot which David Sheridan deflected into the net. This is a play the Orono coaches have been working on in practice and the boys a re using it to their advantage lately. Jason Burnham put Orono up 2-0 late into the period when he tipped in David's pass from the corner. David started the play when he stripped the puck from a defenceman and spot.- ted Jason who turned on the jets and bore into the siot area. The second period went scoreless with Shawn- Hardy and Billy Todd -who shared the goaltending coming up with some big saves. Oshawa opened the 3rd period with a goal of their own to make it a 2-1 encouniter. Orono outplayed their opponents but were unable to score until the .44 mark when Oshawa lifted their goals for an extra attack er. David Sheridan pulled bis second goal of the game when he fired the puck the iength of the ice into the open net. Todd '"Chipmunk" Gray and Jason Major did the spade work to set Davie Up. Mike Goodmurphy was steady on defence with Brian Rodd and Jason Adey play- ing strong games for the home team. OSHAWA BRIUNS 3 ORONO 2 On Saturday, the Bruins returned for a rernatcri and got their revenge with a 3-2 win. It was a case of Oshawa playing a solid 2 way game and Orono playing absolutely terrible. Orono played so bad that each player had to pay up Io cents a piece as punish- ment and buy the coaches a coffee for losing. 1h hadn't been for some' headsup goaltending by Billy Todd and Shawn Hardy it would have been 10-2. The visitors dominated the play in the lst period with 2 unanswered goals. The se- cond stanza went scoreless. David Sheridan closed the gap to 2-i when he received a beautiful pass from BMaine Souch and tipped it under a sprawling goalie. Oshawa wasted no time and 15 seconds later popped one in to make it 3-1 Oshawa. Jeff "Granny" Hartwig made it a close match when he received a picture pass from Jason Burnham and skated ninunmolested. Jeff made no mistakes cat- ching the top corner glove side with a hard wrist shot. Mike Goodmurphy earned the assist when he stole the puck and relayed it up to Jason. The boys didn't have to be told they played poorly, they knew it. BEWDLEY 4 - ORONO 2 On Tuesday, Jan. 29, Orono dropped a 4-2 decision to the visiting Bewdley team. 1The Matthews and Hill boys put up a great struggle but just couldn't hold the visitors off in the 3rd period. This was a typical playoff game which featured tough checking and goaltending. Bewdley drew Ist blood early in the 2nd period. Orono tied it up just seconds later when Blaine Souch stole the puckat centre, stickhandl- ed poast the defenceman and slid the puck under the Bewdley goalie. Bewdley fouglht back and made it 2-Ito close out the period. Jason Adey opened the 3rd stanza when he receiv- ed a nice pass fromn Blaine Souch and Jeff Hartwig and fired in a hard low screen shot which found the mark. Orono fired up and put on great pressure but just couldn't get the go ahead marker. In the dying minutes, Bewdley notched 2 quick ones to seal away to victory. SAVANNAH4 HOMES & GARDENS 8 Day ... 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