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SECTION THE HERALD Jan Chrysler novices lose final at Bracebridge tournament By DOUG FULLER Herald correspondent The Georgetown Chrysler novice AA quad travelled to last week end to play in the South Muskoka Minor Hockey Tournament The Chryslers first game was against the Hamilton Huskies AAA team Even though they came out on the short end a ft- 1 score it was the closest any of the towns came to the AAA Huskies as they won the rest of their on their way to the championship Randy Bond got the lone Georgetown goal as he banged in a perfect goalmouth pass from Greg MacLelsh Steve Boyle who started the play also drew an assist In the consolation final Chryslers faced the host Brace bridge team Exciting endtoend hockey was what the fans were trea ted to in this one After goal pouncing on a rebound of a David Rlvard shot Randy Bond also assisted on the play Bracebridge took a lead early in the second period on what turned out to be the winning Georgetown was to most of the play the rest of the game but couldnt cash In they did everything but tie the game Steve Melykuty Troy period of play the Schirk Todd Puller and teams were deadlocked Duane all missed at 11 Greg MacLelsh notched the Chryslers score the equalizer Coach was able to remove goalie for an extra attacker in the last minute However a cheap tripping penalty with less than three minutes left stymied our offence Goaltender Mike Wilkinson was voted the star of the game and was very deserving of the award Coach Hay was very pleased with the teams effort in both games and along with the parents was proud of their beha viorfcoth on and off the ice Optimist peewees undefeated Georgetown I races after a flying puck while nigra swimmer niu Landry keeps a clou eye on he rubber missile McArtbttr had a goal and an assist for the Gems they dinnped their rivals night in Ac Ion Douglas Central Ontario Junior Hockey action Gemini slash crosstown rivals By DOUGLAS Herald special It all boiled down to desire as the George town Gemini doubled the Acton Sabres in the two teams final regular season Central Ontario Jr B Hockey meeting Wednesday night The Gems werent going that hot last Saturday when the Sabres defeated them said Georgetown coach Jules Tonight they came through and showed a little desire Russian said They showed a lot of heart and asm to win They feel they don t have to work hard against Acton said Russian In explaining Saturdays loss but they the Sabres arent a bad hockey club On the other band Sabre coach Steve Buchanan criticized his own team for being less than enthusiastic Thev beat themselv es tonight he said They showed no guts no desire If you don nave the will to win you wont The Sabres not skating poorly or pass ing sloppily just demonstrated a lot of apathy on the Ice he said tone of Wednes days game in Acton was a complete reversal of Saturdays In George town where the two teams clashed violent y staging a mid game brawl which saw players thrown out of the game Georgetowns Chris and Actons Randy Coverdale each picked up singlegame suspensions and Actons Mark Symes was handed a three- game suspension follow ing the bout All three sat out Wed nesdays match in which their teammates wore kid gloves and put the emphasis on playing hockey The Sabres got some good goaltending from Rick Landry who faced a of shots Steve Telllefer an Hated player from Actons midget league has been Landrys tern porary backup after Fred Fees quit last January Wayne Cowley stopp ed 33 shots between the pipes for Georgetown Bob opened the scoring for Georgetown early in the game when he converted on a pass from Gord McArthur and Peter The Sabres replied two minute later with a powerplay goal at the 312 mark Ken nagh won a faceoff in exGemini Roy Spears fired puck past Cowley from the edge of the faceoff circle Nine seconds later Georgetown Kevin Frank put Gems ahead again with the help of Terry West and Dave Douccttc Georgetown gained a twogoal margin at the mark on a power play goal from who came up the left wing and beat Landry Mike instigated the play But Georgetown was up 31 for only one minute as the Sabres rallied to tie the game up with two goals in less than two minutes Rick took a pass from Mike and shot the puck between Cowley pads Then Brian Demone scored on a Sabre powerplay with Denis drawing an assist The Sabres had an unproductive second period and the less- Gems only managed to edge ahead with five minutes left In the period BUI Bathgate took a pass from Mike Doucct and evaded the Sabre defense and went one- onone with Landry Bathgate slipped the puck under the right pad to put Georgetown up going into the final period With eight minutes gone in the third period the Gems scored their fifth goal of the night Dave Douccttc was credited wllh the goal that came from Kevin Frank and Mark Ha mil three wins and two loss Sunny Acres midgets face heavy schedule The Georgetown Sun ny Acres Farms major midgets won three of five starts In a very busy week of hockey action Three recent tourna ments have left the locals with a heavy makeup league sche dule Georgetown took a pair from Orangevllle this week and and hammered out a lopelded decision over They dropped a count to Milton and came out on the short end of taUy against Chlngaucousy Sunday at Gordon Alcott Arena the locate gave up two first period goals to before roaring back with five consecutive markers of their own Flamboro got one back but three more Georgetown goals in the space of five minutes put the game away for the borne side Wayne Morrow and Brent Smith paced the Georgetown attack with two goals apiece while singles came from Todd Cull Stephen Turner Marc Jon Hammer and Mark Puslak Saturday at Gordon Alcott Arena Keith popped a pair of goals to pace tbe locals over Orangevllle 42 Morrow and added singles Thursday night at home the locals rallied back from 3D and deficits but still fell short to Chlnguacousy Smith and Bertrand scored less than a minute apart in the middle frame as Georgetown fought back from John Barclay and Todd Cull found the mark In the third period after the visi tors had rebuilt their threegoal margin to In their only road appearance of the week Glen Leslie Smith and Jay Anderson all scored in a win over Minor bants lose Perhaps the most exciting game of the whole TriCounty hockey season was played recently In Bur lington by the George town Chateau minor bantam AA team Unfortunately the Georgetown squad came up losers In that game but It took a goal in the list seconds of tbe game la give Bur lington tbe victory by a score of The hockey was ex citing throughout the whole game with fast endtoend volleys and superb passing and by both teams Brian Mcllravey had to be sharp In net and came up with a solid performance Goal scorers were Alain Danny Lane on a breakaway and Ken Langdon all three being Caps nip Mustangs in GLBL action Barbara Curry downed a teamhigh points to lead the Capricorns to a narrow WW victory over the Mustangs In Georgetown Ladies Basketball League action last Wednesday night at Centennial School Irene contributed points to tbe Capricorn attack Buutman was the top Mustang shooter with IS points Henderson connected for 11 more points in a losing effort In other action the Trojans easily disposed of the Cougars Anita bit the hoop for points to lead the winners Lorraine Brown and Janice both clowned ID points June Nicholson and were good for eight each for the Cougars The next game against four days later proved to be a much more bruising game for Georgetown who had lo fend off a much more physical Chlnguacousy attack Fortunately this lime the Chateau minor bantams came up on the winning side by a score of 32 Goals were earned by Alain bault and Ken with assists to Ken Langdon Don Cruise Jason Arnold and Alain It was a physically rough game with David Harris finally getting thoroughly frustrated and drawing a one game suspension for fighting However the George town squad generally kept its cool and went on to win the game with goalie Stephen East wood coming through with an excellent per making numerous spectacular saves which undoubted ly made a big differ In the games out ton With only 2 23 left In the game West wound up Georgetowns for the night Peter Haller and Bob Morrow drew assists on the play Georgetown and Acton met five limes during the season Georgetown got the best of the matchup with Acton stepped out of the basement and Into seventh place with an win over Burlington on Saturday Tbe Sabres now have 19 points with three games in hand over Thornhill who also have IS points Acton meets this Friday In Acton TriCounty League play after skating to a tie against Chlnguacousy and downing Burlington this week Playing Chlnguacousy In one of the best games this team has played since Christmas neither team scored in the first frame of fast end toend hardskating and closechecking hockey Bill MacDonald counted first for tbe locals ate of the second stanin on a well placed wrist shot after a nice rush up the ice with McCauley and Rod Chlng tied the game three minutes later With seconds left In the period Wade Serjeantsonduginto the crease to feed the puck to Andy who put it home to give Georgetown a 2 ledge Midway through the final frame Chlngua cousy retaliated with a power play marker to secure the tie Coaches Paul Morrow and Nick Kotsos were happy with the teams excellent penalty killing solid skating backchecking and tbe excellent goal tending of Richard Playing Burlington In the last scheduled league game of the season Andy put the locals ahead 10 at thee mark of the first frame from Mike McElroy and Mark Mlninch on a break through the defence Burlington tied tbe game before McCauley connected on a series of rebounds from Bill and Chad Bailey to lake a 1 edge at the end of the first frame Burlington came back in the second period with two quick goals to pull ahead With one minute remaining Chad Bailey picked up a perfect pass from McCauley and MacDonald and fired In the equalizer The goahead goal came at 2 of the final stoma from Mike Melville who handily beat the Burlington with a high shot the slot Defenceman David Hodgson set up this goal to cement the victory for Georgetown Burlington pulled their goalie with 1 seconds remaining In game to go with a six man attack but to no avail CHECK LOWEST FOR IHE EVERYDAY PRICES DETERGENT OLD DUTCH ALL FABRIC BLEACH in VALDI PRICE 399 SAVE 140 valdi YOU PRICE MICE J SAVE SPRINGTIME FABRIC SOFTENER 6ULF MOTOR OIL 10W30 LIQUID CLEANER 1 99 195 3 39 50 36 70 PRESTIGE PAPER TOWELS DECOR BATHROOM TISSUE MUM VALDI PRICE SAVE 86 V l Dl IsilPEItM JUUET YOU PRICE PRICE SAVE NEW FREEDOM MAX PADS Ml STRETCH N SEAL REYNOLDS ALUMINUM FOIL 3 39 1 1 3 27 Ml 48 UNCLE BENS CONVERTED RICE VALDI PRICE 199 SAVE 110 GROUND COFFEE VALDI PRICE 289 SAVE 140 I ass sr I ass HELLMANS MAYONNAISE 309 60 FRYS COCOA mi 3 86 OR 109 33 LAURA SEC0RD PURE RASPBERRY JAM mm 059 099 40 KAM LUNCHEON MEAT 50 BENERAL MILLS CHEERIOS 059 099 40 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