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: ♦ 4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 11, 1987 SPORTS Tennant Atoms net five goals in 8 minutes to win The Tennant Fuel Atoms faced off against Newcastle last Saturday afternoon for an exhibition game. The teams very very closely matched matched and for a period and a half there was no scoring. With just under four minutes remaining in the second period Newcastle took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Dick Anderson assisted by Craig Lockhart. In the closing seconds of the period Dick Anderson passed to Jeff Darrach who relayed the puck to Shawn Stephenson and Shawn pushed the score to 2-0 for Newcastle. The third period saw. Newcastle stretch their lead to 4-0 on goals by M. Stacey and' Shawn Stephenson for his second goal. With 8:11 left in the game Orono started its comeback when Michael Landers'picked up the puck and the Newcastle line, passed over to Daryl Reid, Daryl found Aaron Staples open to score Orono's first goal. Just two minutes later Paul Woods and Stephen Stadelmann combined to set up Paul Flintoff for a blast to bring the score to 4-2. The next goal carhe on a fine drive by Chris Yeo who beat several defenders to flip a shot past the Newcastle goalie. With the score 4-3 and three minutes left, Orono increased the pressure and tied the score at 4-4 when Trevor Lomax picked up the puck and also skated around several Newcastle defenders to end up one- on-one with the goalie to put a blast into the net. The Orono squad was not to be denied this day as Michael Landers moved the puck to Stephen Stadelmann who with just 17 seconds left in the game fired' in the winning goal. The game saw many fine plays on both sides and a superb effort by the Tennant Fueler to pot five unanswered goals in less than eight minutes to win the game 5-4. Credit for this win must also go to fine two way play by Jeremy Brace, Jean- Paul Tousignant, Jason Hansen, Brandon Ovenden and Ben Deremo as well as a fine effort in goal by Jarret t Aus. Following an exhibition loss to the Oshawa Red Wings on Saturday night the Tennant Fuel Atoms travelled to Baltimore for a Tuesday Tuesday night game. This game was all Orono who skated to a 9-1 victory. Brandon Ovenden opened the scoring at the end of the first period with Stephen Shelter assisting. Then early in the second period Ben Deremo fired home a nice pass from Trevor Lomax. Trevor Lomax then intercepted a Baltimore pass and skated in to make the score 3-0. The next goal was again scored by Trevor Lomax with Ben Deremo assisting. Stephen Stadelmann pushed the score to 5-0 when he netted netted a Jean-Paul Tousignant pass. Brandon Ovenden started the third period with his second goal with Stephen Shetler and, Daryl Reid assisting. Paul Flintoff brought the score to 7-0 on a fine end-to-end unassisted drive. Baltimore ended Jarrett Aus' shutout attempt with 4:48 remaining remaining on a nice set-up in front of the net. Aaron Staples and Daryl Reid finished off the scoring with Michael Landers, Stephen Shetler and Brandon Ovenden assisting. Orono M&A Pee Wees have up and down week Orono Matthews and Associates O.M.H.A. Peewees had an up and down week to say the least. On' Monday, March 2nd they hosted Port Perry and swamped the -Scugog Savages 8-1. Scott McAllister, who has been rejuvenated rejuvenated since his holiday in Niagara Falls, had the hat trick with assists on his goals going to Andrew Taylor (2), David Sheridan (2), and Brad Minnis. The McAljister, Taylor, and Sheridan line • accounted accounted for two other goals by Andrew Andrew Taylor with Brad Minnis pick» ing up another assist. Cameron Esler re-directed one in on the prettiest prettiest pass of the night by, once again, Scott McAllister. David Sheridan also assisted. Cameron got another one while on his usual line whgn he deflected Jeff Hartwig's shot, Tyler tiibson could not be kept off the score sheet either as he blasted one by the original Port Perry goalie on a setup setup from Cameron Esler. 1 mentioned the original Port Perry goalie because the outclassed northern team did attempt several solutions to Orono's domination. Changing the goalie worked positively for them, but their attempt attempt at rough play in the later stages of the game backfired. The Orono lads held their own, par- ticnlarlv the touch Hpfonor nf lason Roughley Novice take two wins along with a tie su ranee goal from the J line as Jonathan Burnham stole the puck along the boards, passed to Jamie Shetler who relayed the puck to Jason Lawrence beside the net, Orono scores. On Tuesday, March 3rd Roughley Insurance Novice travelled travelled to Baltimore for a 6:30 game. We have never beaten Baltimore , at home and 1 guess we'll have to wait till next time to do it. Jeff Hughes opened the scoring at the 6:42 mark of the first period giving Orono a 1-0 lead. Jeff's goal kept us in front until the 7:28 mark of the third when Baltimore tied it up. Had it not been for some standout goaltending goaltending by Clayton Rendell things could have been much worse. We managed to hold on for the tie despite forgetting how to play as a team and instead playing as in-, dividuals. On March 6th we travelled to Manvers for the first of back to back games with our neighbours to the north. Manvers always seems to play well against us at home and tonight was no exception. It was the J line that put Orono on the board first with Jonathan, Jamie and Jason combining on a nice passing play. Jason Lawrence got the goal. Manvers tied it up late in the first period. In the second period we had a power play opportunity and the combination of Sommer West, Drew Hansen and Jeff Hughes delivered the go ahead goal. Drew won the face off, got the puck to Sommef who scored on a low wrist shot to the corner. About two minutes later Orono got an in- Continued page 8) Vi M O M'S KITCHEN Orono Downtown - 983-6310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT Special This Week... Chicken Nuggets ■ FRENCH FRIES & COLESLAW $3.50, I Offer Good Until Tuesday, MarchtZ, at 6:00 p.m., 1987 Look For Our Weekly Special Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 to 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 6:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m Saturday 6:30- 5:00 p.m. Fri. 6:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Sunday Closed Deaj? Mr. The light blue paint you "suggested made the kid's bedroom look so much brighter. And guess what? I think I'm ready for the living room. Major, Brad Minnis, Craig Nemis and Jim Partner yhile rejecting blatant blatant retàliation. The result was 24 minutes in penalties for Port Perry , and only 12 for Orono. A smart way to play, fellows. However, in Bewdley on Wednesday Wednesday night Orono must, have felt somewhat like Port Perry two nights previous. Bewdley has such a powerful team Orono seems to "wither away" as soon as they fall behind. Actually, Oroho did have the lead 2-1 halfway through period one on goals by Andrew Taylor from Scott McAllister and Jeff Hartwig from Tyler Gibson and Cameron Esler. However, Bewdley scored ten seconds after Jeff's goal and by the end of the period one the score was 4-2. Orono attempted a comeback on a goal by that pesky Scotsman, McAllister assisted by linemates Taylor and Sheridan. Nonetheless, except for another goal by Tyler Gibson from ■ linemates Hartwig and Esler, the game was, in effect, over at the five . minute mark of period two. The final score was 12-4. To quote Monty Monty Python's crew - "Say no more! Say no more!" except to point out that goalie, ' Shawn Hardy, who played so well against Port Perry, was not to blame for the Bewdley blow-out! 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