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Teams pull away Broomball play on Sunday December 23 saw Utica and Goreski's pull further away from the pack in the battle for first, and with 7 games to play the represent- ation of the league to the Regional Playdowns is becoming a real dog fight for the two elite division teams. Mean- while, Beacock's have opened up a 5 point lead over Oddfellows for the Intermediate level, and a hold on third place in the overall standings. Utica -6 Brian's -0 Bill Down continued to lead the scoring after notching 2 goals in this affair. Down started off the scoring on the game's first shift when he was set up in front of Kevin Ibbittson, Ken Fraser then aided Chester Down in upping the score to 2-0, before the first period ended with Mike Mitchell and -Renel Hebert clicking. Ten minutes went by before Utica added to the score as Mitchell earned an unassisted effort. Before the next two minutes had expir- ed, Down had his second from brother Murray, and Fraser ended the rout assisted by Scott Dezan. Goreski's - 9 Oddfellows - 3 In the highest scoring game to date this season Alex Shelemba jumped into second place in the scoring race, one point behind Down with a 6 point performance today. Another Goreski player had a multiple point game as Dave Dickson notched one goal and three assists for a total of four. Shelemba accounted for the first two with Dick- son and Doug Scott assisting. Bart Wagar made it 3-0 on an unassisted effort, before Dickson assisted Bruce Woodrow to end the first period scoring. Odd- fellows got one back as Dave Canning and Wayne Lown connected shortly after the start of the second. Thirty seconds later Goreski's were ahead by four again as Shelemba set up Danny Taylor. She- lemba got his hat trick with some help from Dickson before the two reversed roles for a 7-1 lead. Bill St. John got one unassisted before Oddfellows got their second from Brian Pomeroy aided by Dan McKee. Larry Page got the final Oddfellow's tally just prior to She- lemba notching number four. Beacock's - 2 Emmerson's - 1 The final game of the day had Beacock's in a quandry as Emmer- son's put in one of. their best games of the year. Emmerson's surprised the Blackstock team as they struck for first blood midway through the first when Gene Woodrow slapped one in from Neil Guthrie. Before the period had finished Beacock's tied it up when Ron Wagg fired in a pass from Ron Redman. The winning goal early in the second went in off the broom of Tom Wotten who was set up by Steve Hawes. This coming Sat- urday, January 5, the PPBA is hosting its annual tournament at the Manvers Township Arena with sixteen teams participating. Admission is $1.00 for the day, and if you want to cheer on your favour- ite team from this area, the first round schedule goes as follows: 7:00 a.m. - Emmerson's vs. Weed Man; 7:45 League Standings a.m. Goreski"s vs. (As of Dec. 23) .Colborne Cobras; 10:00 Team W. L. T. GF. GA. Pts. a.m. Beacock's vs. Utica 1 1 1 47 10 23 Kawartha Jewellery; Goreski's 10 1 2 50 15 22 11:30 a.m. Utica vs. Beacock"s 7 4 2 3 19 16 Genosha; 12:15 p.m. Oddfellows 5 7 1 19 33 11 Oddfellows vs. Fraser- Brian's 1 102 8 50 4 ville. Emmerson's 0 11 2 12 45 2 " Scoring Leaders 7-4 win Name Team G A Pts. PIM B. Down Utica 14 5 19 1 A. Shelemba Goreski's 12 6 18 2 Stone Real Estate Pee M. Down Utica 5 10 15 20 Wee B's played host to B. Wagar Goreski's 6 6 12 ¢ Bowmanville Wed. Dec. R. Hebert Utica 7 4 11 2 20th and came up the T. Carroll Goreski's 7 4 11 4 winner with a 7-4 score. S. Hawes Beacock's 6 5 11 11 In ¢he first period T. Wotten Beacock's 6 4 10 2 Greg Fritzgerald open- M. Mitchell Utica 6 4 10 2 ed the scoring from D. Dickson Goreski's 5 5 10 14 Cummings and Ennis. Bowmanville scored twice to go ahead 2-1. In Goaltenders the second Port went _ Team GA SO Ave. ahead with goals by K Fraser; D. Card Utica 10 6 076 Free, Adams and Coch- K. Beer Goreski's 15 5 1.15 rance, assists went to R. McLean Beacock's 19 3 1.46 Menzies 2, Perry, Mc- 2.53 Cully, Adams and Teno Oddiellows 3 2 with 1 each. Bowman- ville scored late in the period to close the gap to 4-3. The third saw 3 more goals by Port from Ennis, unassisted, Adams from Menzies and Puckrin unassisted. Bowmanville scored to end the game 74. Strong defensive plays by Puckrin, Mantel, Forder and Sullivan was in evidence throughout the game. VS. NTI Port Hope Panthers » TROPHIES ANNUAL RINGETTE and PENALTY SHOT CONTEST J ENGRAVING | * Lucky Draws * . DO-NO's | FREE admission to all Minor Hockey and 1 RECORD, CRAFT C. 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