Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 20, 1972, p. 17

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KID HOCKEY SCORES LISTED St KltliO Dale Love got the shutout as Niagara continued their winning ways with Steve collecting 3 goals and an assist Dave Monroe had goals and an assist The lone goal scorers were Mike Roberta and Brian King with assists going to John Larose with Andrew Nerris Mike Roberts and Brian King Sieve Bostcdo was the M V for Niagara and Shawn Wake ford for St Kills Tyke All 3 Ottawa Ottawa look a 10 lead early in the first a goal by Steve from Mark Clatney The Tykes then Jumped into the lead on goals by Kevin Frank Bobby Morrow and Lance Doucette who also collected an assist Assists went to Paul Spires Brad and Mike Doucette Ottawa made the game closer in the latter minutes of the period on a goal by Brian Weir Lance Doucette was named the M V for the Tykes and Bill Hum phries the goal tender for London Hamilton I London put together a good learn effort to defeat the Hamilton squad London goals were by Sam Bell Jim Allan and Dow with assists going to Steven Beven Sam Bell and Danny Reynolds Hamilton s loan goal was scored by D Astrudwich unassisted Hamilton M V went to McClure and to Danny Reynolds of London Marlles I Jeff Reynolds led the lo a winning victory with three goals and one assist Lee Nightingale received two assists and the scoring in second period for Marlles with a goal DonjPorler scored a goal and the assist went to Chuck Bush only goal was scored by Steven Herman assisted by Clint The V went lo Lee Nightingale or the and s to Clint Montreal Whitby David Armstrong and Derek Ferguson scored single goals in he game both assisted by Richard Donaldson For Whitby Tint Field scored unassisted followed by Dave wilh Robinson assisting The MVP were Richard Donaldson for Montreal and Mike Makov nyk for Whitby Kitchener Kitcheners goalie G Thorns registered a shutout while his team put forth a good effort Waters scored one goal and one assist with Learning scoring scored a goal unassisted and had one assist J Bona scored the last goal unniistcd The MVP went to Jlanly for Weston and for Kitchener game with Quebec goals going to Mark Kir ley Blake Ken Flynn and Scott with only assist going lo Todfl Beckett Tulsa shooters were Curt and Jeff two The lone assist went to Danny Martin The MVP went to Jeff Tor Tulsa and Allan of Quebec Omaha I Springfield I Omaha was lead to the victory by Sob Hill who collected 3 goals an 1 assist Steve and Derek Berelmonl collected a goal and 1 assist Assists went to Kuchmash and Marc with 3 Springfield goal went John Graham rj th from Paul Krowchuck and Leonard The MVP for aha was John Martin and Pa J for Springfield Pittsburgh Buffalo i uffalo took an early lead on a go goal by Paul Lehman but e unable lo hold out Arthur Hi loway and Edgar Thatcher popped in two ioii Is for the Buffalo team la lead Ihclr team lo the victory Assists on Ihe Pittsburg goals went lo Tommy Diamond and Pittsburg was Tommy Diamond and Buffalo a was Brian olumbu2 Paul earned the shutout for Columbus while his team scored two goals in the final minutes of game Columbus were scared by David and Rodney White The MVP went to Mike Spitier of Rochester and Mike Aekrays of Columbus Town i Cleveland Somerville scored the shutout for the Town while his team went all out lo win Town lone goal which was scored by Kevin Harrison from Terry Lege re Cleveland put forth a effort but were unable to put puck by Town goalie The MVP was Robbie for Town and Richard Szaz panlak for Cleveland Baltimore I Providence Baltimore s shutout was earned by Chris Murden while his team pocketed two goals in thesecondperiod Steve All worth and Bruce Lyons from Bill Rivers were the shooters for Baltimore The MVP were Steve Allvorth for Baltimore and Donald Farkas for Providence NHL AGUE Chicago Minnesota I Chicago got back on track this week to defeat Minnesota on goals by Dave Richardson with goals Jim Rob Mossop and Nelson Assists went lo J and A Minnesota s lone shooter v as from B on a Dave Richardson was lhe M V P for Chicago and Tor Minnesota St Louis Town Pat Shanks led his team to the victory with the goals M Sherry and Dave Herman received assists The Town scored early in game to take the lead but were unable to hold out Towns goals were scored by Tony Nightingale from Andy Broadbcnt and Stockfish The 2nd goal was scored by Scott McLaughlin from Danny Fisher on a The MVP was Davy Patterson for Town and Dave Herman from St Louis Los Angeles Buffalo Larry ingle gat the shutout for L A while Moffat lead his team to the victory with goals Tomllnson earned the last goal with assists on the goals M V was Terry Moffat for Los Angeles and M the goalie for Buffalo Toronto I Detroit I Detroit took an advantage of a powerplay early in the first period when Recce Hayes scored unassisted Midway through second period Doug Harlow tied it up for Toronto unassisted The go attending was excellent The MVP was goalie Chris faom merville for Toronto and Recce Hayes for Detroit Boston Montreal K Dodder earned the shutout for Boston while an all out effort was put forth by his learn John Butler scored a goal and an assist K McNcilly popped a goal in to win the game with assists going to and L Humphreys The MVP was L Melton for Montreal and John Butler for Boston his team one goal and assist Bob Lockwood from Vince was the other New York scorer Dale Rich scored Vancouver goal on a while M assisted Chuck for New York and Dale Richmond for Vancouver were lhe M V P IS Realtors INTERNATIONAL SNOWMOBILE RACE ANNUAL SNOARAMA DANCE Georgetown Fairgrounds FEBRUARY per couple Refreshments prizes and featuring JULIAN REED Supper Track admission February and SI per person in advance obtain through Jaycees or Georgetown and District Snowmobile Club or per person at gate Hums Trims A Park Toyota Transport tKCAailnR J Lane Transport I The Town team played solid good hockey In dumping the transport boys struck in the first period Doug Thompson from Grant Bodnar Lane s tied the game late In second period when George Wall cashed In a pass from and Ovenden The excavators went ahead one minute later Howie Gaskin from Barnes and on Brian Blair put the game out of reach early in the third period with Norton and Smith collecting built up a lead before Burns were able to take advantage of a four on one ion and score Phil Noble scored once in the first and once in lhe second period then Neil McQuarrle hit for the last realtor goal midway through the third period and Weaven drew assists Ken Ross replied for Burns from CasscmeyLr and Scott BOWLING BANTER units I- lUder Itixwny Super I nuts Dairy Motors Tom Men I- Chips IcnTam Saunders Pools rd Barber Ron Bob Harris Don Wilkes George llerrlngton tvcle4 Park To I Gerry was lhe shooter for the cycle scoring three big goals other one power play Ron collected three assists Stuart Gray from Mike got on the score sheet for Park on a power play Looking For Something Different Have A POOL PARTY Saturday or Sunday Evenings Summer Fun IN WINTER at the Alpine Health Club SAUNA AND INDOOR SWIM POOL Reservations Only Call877 Alpine Health Club Georgetown Buy a New John Deere Snowmobile now and take Advantage of This Great Offer Choose your own John Deero snowmobile suit valued up to AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Smell Down Payment on Ihe Snowmobile No Installment Payments from May until November 1972 No Finance Charges until November 1972 Runs Like a And here s a special offer from your participating John Deere Dealer Buy a new John Snowmobile anytime between now and April 11972 and you II also get a John Deere Snowmobile Suit at no additional charge You select the suit you prefer from any of John Deere styles But thai only half deal Your John Deere Dealer Is also making It easy for you to own either a new 339CC or Snowmobile You make only a minimum down payment And there II be no Installment payments make between May 1 and November 1 1972 No finance charges Imposed until November You got a beautiful new John Deere Snowmobilo a new snowmobile sull normally valued at up at no additional cost and special financing All to introduce you to the fun and excitement of John Deere Snow moblllng Offer good until April 1 1972 See your nearby John Deere dealer now He show you why nothing IIKQ Q Deere See Them At Hornby Garage HORNBY led the fellows terrific bit triple and trie was next with Phil George llerrlngton Cox Gord George Storey Harris and Kerry Jepson Originals Termites Birds Scot ties Macs Quacks llfiprtdlclobles Slurs 19 Six I nek 17 Harry Don Wilkes George George Archibald lMIN CI nrlene Joan Hetty Sylvia Graham Helen 198 The high three or the night was bowled Jenny wlio rolled at Close behind Bill with a in order were as follows Marie Din Helen Ileanc Three Changes in Tourney Three I ale cancellations have introduced some new teams Into annual Georgetown Midget Hockey Tournament which opened Tuesday night Is In for Aurora has replaced Richmond Hill and has filled s spot In schedule OMHA playoffs have caused the swtt None of the opening night learns were changed met Georgetown in the first game clock and Toronto Huskies met Milton In game two mere ere no games last night however Royal York plays Brampton plays Aurora and Collingwood plays In games tonight The other first round games Friday night have Burlington against and Detroit against Championship and consolation series continue Saturday with finals Sunday First Night Scores Georgetown 2 Milton 4 Toronto Nicholson Sylvia Graham Jack McAusland Cliff Norton Ken Thomson and Ed Patcrson ORG TOWN HERALD JAN Page ERFALLS DGE r ONTARIO 3 miles Georgetown of f No Highway DANCIp THIS SATURDAY JANUARY 29th Featuring THCOUNTftr CLASSICS SI S3 Rentl Snowmobiles 7 Days a Week ash store if you need irriey Onestop shopping for the money need when you need it j Personal loans to and mor I Mortgages up to I Money to make life a little more Call Niagara the allCanaan consumer loan company I book for ntirtit HEADQUARTERS ALL YOU NEED FOR SAFE I CAREFREE BOATING THE BOATING 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