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B2 The Acton Free Press Wed October ACTION INFRONT OP Georgetown Gemini goalie Rick Friday entertained the Acton audience for two periods Sabres Dave Chapman 14 Gary Langdon 23 and Terry 17 buzz around Gem defenders Larry Peterson and Jim Sabres took a lead into the third period but failed to contain the Georgetown club Gems scored three shorthanded goals to keep the newest club in the central division winless Gems take Georgetown chalked up two more vic tories last week to move into second place the Central Junior B standings A last minute goal by Bur lingtons pre vented the Gems from making It a perfect three for three week The Cougars won that game 32 last Wednesday night on goals by Mark Llpnicky and Brian Smith Dave Robertson and Mike Rich replied or George town Friday night Gems scored six times in the third period to whip the Acton Sabres Friday night In perhaps their best showing of the season they blanked Burlington Mike Richmond potted a pair of goals Mike Osborne Charlie KnoepfH Paul Martin Terry Turner and Ian Syme one each for the Gems in their win over Acton Dave Chapman and Rob Mllligan were the Sabre shooters Legion town league tallies Marzo drops Leaf offer returns to family firm Players trying out for all star teams are to remain with that team until the coach sends tbem back to the house lea gues All players in house league are to bring their old sweaters Saturday New sweaters will be Issued when the all star teams are picked Any boy whose name does not appear below in the list of is advised to come to the arena before his league starts playing The midget league could do with some coaching assistance Contact John Toebes at 532M6 PEE WEE C SPRING HELD Scott McLaren Carl Lob linger vbviu Paul Hudion Jim Hunter In til Jamie Ted Simon Aier Henry Nick Gord Schmidt Stephen John ion BUI Gordon George Paul Nolan Ronald Vinttem Eddie Will on Blake Norton Coach Ed Gregory David Milne BALTIMORE Steven McGinn fed Llndaay Bill Mike Bruce Shannon Morrison Todd Smith Jetf Bruce Timothy Randy George Kevin Kroll Chrii Timothy George Garton Kevin Kroll Chrii David Allen Greg McGinn McGinn Michael Cleaiy Tony Sbeppard Coach George Wayne CLEVELAND Bruce Sheppard David Darren Peter Sean Tim Berry Roberto Richard Brian uwiiv dtuh Brian Don one Ken Bobby WaUoo Joba Tow- Tun Baker Brad Mane Mike food Scott Duane McCoy Jim nrpmja McVeigh Roger Ward Tom Tim Shannon Mark Cook Brian Clrlero Hark Nell Davit Edwin Nln- Pert Coache Dcnnla Norton abcr Rod Brian Bob Realtor Terry Vincent NOVICE Coach John DIXIE RICHMOND Pierre Gordon Paul Vermeulen Hike McNabb Gary SUB- bridge Tommy Brent Greenly Barry Robert Michael Day Sean Flu Broulllird David Dunne Richard John Benton Brent Chapman Richard Connor Sean McVeigh Joe Alio- Danny Rogeri Steven Howe John Van Robert Rogers Chrli SUniburr Dam Stephen Campbell Coach Malcolm Paul lferb Doddt Randy Coach Glenn Jackaon A Bob ROCHESTER Rick Gregory DonTbornnDl Chrti Wood Tom Dean Pete made up his mind some time ago to play hockey for the Toronto Maple Leafs No other pro learn would do So when he Leaf brass attempted this season to start Pete in a farm club he said no hanks and lett hockey to make his living some other way Pete who s working in his glove factory on Crescent St said that the selection of players for the Leafs and their camps ap peared to turn to have been made before the had a chance show their stuff Before we our on it was decided he said it was so cut and dry was way he described the selection About players were in the Toronto camp Pete said before he left here for Toronto he was old by Leaf General Manager Jim Gregory that everyone would be in the NHL clubs camp So 1 figured Great Kelso meet Georgetowns Centennial and Stewarttown schools dominated the North Hal ton senior public schools cross country championship at the Kelso Conservation area on Wednesday morning Centennial finished on top In the Junior and Senior divisions while placed second in both divisions In the Intermediate division Stewarttown finished on top with Centennial winding up a close second Georgetowns Harrison school captured the Bantam division ahead of J M of Milton and Actons M Bennett I have a chance at the Leafs Pete said But Pete contends that as soon as the hopefuls arrived at North York Arena the college players were separated Pete graduated from Boston University last spring with a Bachelor of Science in Physical ion The Leafs Pete said wonted send him play for farm club at Saginaw Michigan The money is hat good I have a wire and baby Its not just what I wanted Pete said As for the experience said hat he was glad hat he went I just wish everyone wen I there on the same basis Pete said thai he going into the glove manufacturing business with his father and uncle Id like to settle down and form roots Pete said that he n he Guelph with Denise his wife and their child Kirs ten Is playing hockey for fun He s in the lineup of Cambridge Hornets in the OHA Senior A He played Ihree years with Boston University Terriers Here he played Junior A and al and wilh Kitch Rangers He also played minor hockey in Acton He expressed the desire to coach some hockey in a year or so lo share knowledge Ihat hes earned of the college system HIRES WHY TOYOTA IS YOUR BCSTBUY Chrittenien Peter Cargllf War ren Steven Dtnny Ward Raymond Kevin Brown Crit Cooney Ricky Smith Michael Baker Troy Nolan Michael Toyota Ricky Anthony Schmidt Robbie Hurry Allen Stephen Boyaen Fred Kap- Time K J Juiteae J Denyei pert Jlmmle Allen Scott Coach Ed Wood TIDEWATER Clayton Oakley Michael Gary White Tim Rutty Elliott Patrick Robert Allen Andrew Cunning ham Jot Balklnd Dean Hughe Scott Petty Mark Dawklnt Torn Robert Craig Robert Little Brian Canary Coach R White ATOM DIVISION Coachei Jim Mitchell Harry Ricky David Jen ten Steven Toyota Kevin Lob- ringer Paul Party Keith Olioo Jeffrey Scott Tout Hill Cunningham John Stuart Kevin Ritcbfe David Brown Jetf Brown Darren Rob Way Snarney Coachei Norm J Merrln Moore BRAMPTON Bradley Demon Michael Doug Kirk Nabb Peter Randy Steven Wagner Evan man Steven Kent Burn Craig Coition Gary Tim Gerry Clarke Bruce Coverdale Michael John Jack Chria Conlgllo Craig Tim McKendry Jeff Cadenhead Adam Brian Kevin Coachei David Danny Donald Lawrence Dan Allen Jamie Tama Shawn Mark Brad McPher- Kenneth Steven Tony Van Dim Robby Port Steven John Gardener Steven Dodton Edwin Sandy Peter Talbot ChrU Sum bury Heath Norton Bruce Canary Kevin Jerry Brad Mini Stale Paul Mlcbaei Rick David Mitchell Martin Collerton David Brown Kenneth Day Warren Hawthorne Dave Bob Alliop Mike Swelma- COUGARS David Andenon Brent Vlckery Tim Jamleion Kir ton Continued on page Joilor Time Thompion Centennial A Gray Centennial Stewarttown Junior Time SUA Centennial S Cen tennial Berry W Dick Inlarffledlate Glrla Time K Gangou Fair- view S Klnal M Bennett R Centennial Intermediate Boy Time A Brake Stewart Elliot Stewarttown Dodge Stewarttown Senior Gtrla Time i Cen tennial It Read Centennial K Senior Boy Time Smith Centen nial Griffiths Wilth Stewarttown Team Bant an HZ Bennett Centennial a I Dick 11T Intermediate Centennial Bennett Martin Street Robert Centennial Stewarttown Martin Street Z Bennett I Dick Centennial Stewarttown Martin Street BO OntJlioi Old an Toyoti Turkey Shoot SAT OCT 23 12 Noon at the GEORGETOWN REVOLVER CLUB in Limehouse Halton House of Tournamehtt Snooker Tournaments For All Ages PRIZE MONEY and PRIZES Toumamentt SEfMIORMon Oct 18 700 Oct 700 pm I FI PLAYERS TO PLA Tournament Every ENTRY FEE and Over and Under 300 Acton Family Mill St SATURDAY MORNING SPECIAL ft a to 12 Noon12 OHA JUNIOR HOCKEY ACTON SABRES VS MILTON FLYERS SATURDAY OCTOBER 23rd at the ACTON ARENA pm CAMPBELL Mississauga sends the Junior Sabres right Campbell The old scored 10 goals and earned assists last year with Mississauga midgets Admission Adults Family Senior Citizen Of WEEK BROUGHT TO YOU BY SPORTS Mill ST E ACTON 8533740 Youth bowling By Dale Aniens J a tad blue timy took ud The Crowa ttnaDj M their back tter ewe both and Sparrairi aiw red the hew with both but the the The raided the Dew off with both garnet and toteli alio got their back the fame and total after the Eatfeiltid bung onto the ante Tb raanued to the with the lut and total but the the Stamdonn 1 Winning Orange ind Coke or tholr Shelly with SO pin over average and Greg White with over average woo the trait for the iccend ihlft Top Ten Wade sbeppard no Bruce Canary iSJ Dunn Monica iss pebble Linda White Parker 230 Shelly HI Dale Greg White IS 1 lit Shift The Coyotea got the tint kill ahead of the Lion ia they took all and totali The alio got In flrat and took all game and the The pawed up the tint two timet but the Pint ben lapped up out of the and took be two giraea and totali but the hung the laat which telling or The proceed go toward education traaaportiUoa to the Tournament Leoke the and got In oar Ken Holt or he took refuge In the out of reach He wii mined and we hope to him back Goalie debuts Midget Ian Roberts made his Junior hockey debut with the Milton Flyers Friday but the team stiU lost fr4 to the StreetavUle Derbys mini Top Ten Ann Dona fa 1ST Shirley 244 19 Sendee John Adam ITS Allan Linen Connie 422 Joel Pink 1TB Scott Norton 43S 161 1ST Lynn PhJUlpi 438 The went on the war path and the lait two and totali a tier the Sioux had hung onto game The tortured the two game from the Cherokeei but the Cherokee bad with the Brit game with enough tor total The Iroquoli went north lime and mmicred the laat two Held JIB Debbie 223 on John Herrlngton Peter Turkoti IK Bob Boiullcld IT Congratulation to all I Beit My Coich Birthday Greeting lo Joanne Andrea Tom Tracey Hal Acton Minor Soccer ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING SATURDAY OCT 23rd AT 3 pm In ACTON LEGION For Election of Officers All interested persons welcome The Coupon Coupons can be used separately but must be used at time of snowmobile purchase Coupon good for 300 off our regular price of any new John Deere 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