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Page THE HERALD Wedsetdiy April 11 1B7 Hoddinott retains his title Boyd retained his heavyweight squash title in A division play Georgetown Racquet Championships with an excit ing narrow victory in the final Saturday night The club has been around since In the first Barry Kirkncsa won the A division squash title In the four years since has taken the title in the premier division It was the second year in a row that Hoddinott and Kog- the top ranked players at he club faced each other in the championship with a MO 109 and scores In the division Cony Klrhpatrick took the champ ionship with a 97 win over Tom The C title went to Trev Toyne who took Ian Crichton and in the final Ed was the chomp In the play downing Wayne Taylor The moat exciting match of the day may have been in the womens final as it was the only final to go a full five games Mary took the title with a victory over Thompson only win in coin toss The Port Elgin although down four points to none did emerge out of last weeks action with one major victory In the flip to determine- who gets the extra home game the called it right and the seventh and possible deciding game if it is needed will be played in Port Elgin The coin flip was originally scheduled to take place in the second game at Georgetown The Port Elgin team repre sentatives refused to stage tbe flip here during Saturday nights game because there were no OHA officials So the flip took place in Port Elgin and they came out EIGHTH GAME There is still a chance that there will be four games in Georgetown If any games end in a lie alter a one overtime period is played an eighth game would have to be played in Geo met own The series third game went in George I own lost night The next two games arc scheduled for Port Elgin Tomorrow night the two teams fnceoff at p and I he next night the fourth gome gets underway at If a sixth game is needed it would be played at Alcott Arena beginning at 7 p m on Saturday night If that seventh game is needed it will be up north Sunday with either a or start The winning of the flip may be important for two reasons for Port Elgin Aside from the fact they do get the extra home date It also gives them two games at home in a row the fourth and fifth if need ed games That mode last nights en counter here last night all the more important If Georgetown won last night they now lead the its six paints la none and even two victories in a row by Port Elgin at home would leave them two points behind with the two teams coming back down south However if Port Elgin won last night It Is going to be an entirely different ball game Two victories in a row would give them the scries lead six points to four Continued on page Easter HEY KIDS Come and meet Yogi Bear and receive a free Easter treat Thursday April 12 700 pm to 900 pm and Saturday April 14 1100 am to pm The friendly place to shop Shoppers world HIGHWAY NO 10 STEELESAVE Raiders control second period Continued from Page The continues to dominate the period but midway through It they ran Into some penalty problems of their own Daley put the Raiders on the board when he scored from Tonelli and Sturgeon Just past the halfway point the period The Raiders had the manpower advantage when the goal was scored Gordon tied the score at 32 when he tallied on another Raider power play Sturgeon was again the play As was the case in the first game the Raiders took con of the game with on excellent second period Kudrasovs the form that won him the south em division scoring title put the Raiders in front for the first time only into the second frame Only seconds later the line of Chase centring Daley and put the Raiders up by two Chase was on the end of an excel lent threeway passing play However as pretty as the goal was Bill Buck tons marker to notch the score for Port Elgin bettered it went up the right wing beat In alone on McDuffe waited til the last possible moment and Just as the went down he flipped it high It was the prettiest goal of the series thus far It appeared the period was going to end with the Raiders leading by one goal However late in the period Claude Fay went after the Raiders Doug Hesllp Hcsllp was not in the least bit Interested In an altercation and Just covered up and let bang his hand against his helmet Aside from sport a bloody hand from the altercation also receiv ed extra penalty me Haiders took age of the power play with only 4B seconds showing on the clock when Sturgeon beat Blair on a shot which was hard but fired from a bad angle According to Dandeno the Raiders gat of in this period and hod six very good scoring chances to Sunocos three Particularly strong on the was Scott McKenile who did not lose any of the six he took Blair made a couple of good saves off Terry Porter early in the third period but he was not called upon to do much else after that TUNNING SAVES It was strictly the Peter McDuffe Show The made several stunning saves but the best was off Port Elgin captain was in front of the net and apparently had the whole cage to fire at He directed the disc towards the open net and it appeared certain that It was going to be a game However McDuffe dove back In the net and stopped it from going in It was the biggest save of the game said Raider gen manager Jack Handy If they had scored there they would have had the momentum and probably at least forced overtime The Raiders took the only two penalties in the third period During both power plays the had good scoring chances but they could not beat When the final shots were tallied McDuffe stopped while Blair who was and took some abuse from the hometown fans stopped The game also marked the playoff debut of Sieve Blundy as the Raider coach dressed for the first period but he decided not to skate because of his injured leg To begin the second period Blundy was back in street clothes and behind the bench calling the shots showed the poten tial of becoming an excellent coach as his players main tained their cool and he also made full use of the limited bench Aside from Boyce not playing were Ray Evans whose place was again filled by Archie Chase and Brad Pirie still bothered by a leg injury Raiders win 52 in first The Georgetown Raiders jumped in front in the OHA Intermediate A final a gainst Port Elgin Sunocos with an Impressive vie at home Saturday night in front of approximately screaming fans As the teams lined up for the national anthem it was very evident the Raiders had a big advantage in one department The George town players for the most part lower over north opponents SLOW START The game started out very slowly with the two teams not willing to take any chances right off the bat As the period wore on the Raiders began to take con but they were unable to beat former John Blair who manned the Port Elgin net Blair came up with a couple of excellent saves off the sticks of and Tom Daley The two teams ended the first frame still tied at zero Referee Murray handed out five minors with three of those going to the The Raiders got excellent penally killing pecially by and Midway through the period the Raiders broke through the Sunoco Chase fired a blast from the right faceoff circle and the hard drive got by Blair The Raiders had a manpower advantage when Chase tal lied Sturgeon set him up That goal seemed to open the flood gate as soon after Doug put Georgetown up by two took a backhand from feet out and deflected off a Port Elgin defenseman who was at tempting to block the shot Blair could not react In tim to stop the deflection Scott earned the assist Continued on page