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THE HERALD Wednesday Beaumont wins GIHL scoring title The Georgetown Industrial Hockey League regular sea son came to an end Sunday with Nerval defeating De- Boer Movers 114 Publishing dumping United Rental 1 and the Caledon Chiefs edging WayJay 31 The playoffs will get under way this coming Sunday with taking on the Chiefs at 9 15am and WayJay meet log at 10 and will go into the series the mlng favorites However both heir opponents have the capabilities of pulling off a major upset SLOW START The Chiefs who started the season very slowly hove been snowballing and are peaking for the playoffs They arc a sound allaround squad and they could give trouble WayJay has an unlmpres record and it would be an amazing upset if they knock of f a team that has lost only once this sea WayJay does have a lot of individual talent in the lineup and although It is not very likely there is still a chance can defeat Both the series should be very entertaining If Philp and Norval both get by the semi finals the final should be very memor able The two teams have hod very tight games throughout the season Nor val one toss was suffered against Brian Beaumont the leag perennial scoring pulled off the trick again I his year Beaumont and teammate Dave Holmes went Into the final game separated by just three points and Beaumont expanded the margin to five after an excellent outing ainst DeBoer Beaumont scored five goals and added a couple of assists Holmes did not do too badly either scoring a goal and adding four assists Doug Anderson and Ian Syme the third and fourth leading scorers bath had two goals Syme also picked up five assists The other goal went to captain Ray who also had three assists Ray Peacock was the big gun for DeBoer s as he four goals and also added an assist The other two goals were recorded by Doug Hilts Don Richards had three assists BLIZZARD Ron led the attack for Philp in their win as he scored a hat trick and also had an assist Bob Osborne was also a dominant figure scoring twice adding three assists The other goals went to Louis and Scott McLaughlin Kevin Brown had a couple of assists Dan Boiand on a play set up by Chris Broadbent was the only Rental player to tally The CbelfsWayJny game was a very tight one FINAL STANDINGS Publishing Caledon Chiefs WayJay DBoer Movers 20 United Rental FUTURE GAMES MARCH Best out of games series ISCalcdonvs Publishing 10 WayJay LEADING SCORERS Intermediate standings ColUngwood Port Elgin Owen Sound Orangeville Georgetown Dun das Port T 107 130 I 157 SOUTHERN DIVISION 32 22 11 24 120 197 134 194 174 1TB 196 GAME SCORES Sunday Feb 18 Fort Erie 3 at Dundas 18 Tuesday Feb 20 Colborne Wednesday Feb 21 Owen Sound 13 at Orangeville Thursday Feb 22 Port Elgin at ColUngwood Friday Feb Owen Sound 4 at Port Elgin at Georgetown 3 Port Colborne at Sunday Feb at Dundas Port Elgin at Owen Sound Port Colborne 4 at Fort Erie 7 The Chiefs took the lead early when Ernie Scbaump connected from Ted Hurren and John Thompson Before the period was out Max Korzack lied It up for WayJay with Greg Bodnar earning an assist Only 39 seconds into the second period the Chiefs went ahead again on Kevin Judge marker from The same combination con with the game last goal late In the final frame In the goals a gainst de partment it was a very close battle between and Rick who yed in 19 of Norval 20 games took the title by three goals over Glenn Tost and Ron Osborne of 10 I INTEREST plus 3 free cheques Brian Beaumont Dave Holmes Ian Syme Doug Anderson Bob Osborne Charlie Knoepfli Larry Peterson Biakc Ray Inglis Doug Barnes Nor Nor 19 DM 17 34 RECORDS Glenn Tost Rick Ron Osborne I Thompson KenEckroth Patterson wins 92 Insulation drew first blood in noncon hockey quarter final se ries Cedar Valley taking I he first game Tony was back in he Patterson net for the first time since suffering an in jury last October and he looked as if he did not leave the pipes and twine for a day making several key slops It was very close for the first two periods but Poller son erupted in third to turn the game into a rout Bodnar and Vic Ko- paced the Georgetown attack scoring two goats a piece Hams Brian Gywn Pete Thompson Pat and Rick Maloney The second game in the series was played last night GPM 11 19 1140 12 10 15 SO AVE 191 21fl Has ReOpened Watch for our fal ad next week DRYWAU 4 K I 300 CASH A CARRY With presentation ad Hi Georgetown Youth Soccer Club REGISTRATION Saturday March 3 and Cedarvale Gym park 930 am to 12 noon Open to Boys from IS yean of age prior to January 1 Open to Girls from tayearsofageprlorto January Cost SIS per player to a maximum of per family LATE REGISTRATION FEE after March per player Player must be registered by a parent or guardian PROOF OF REQUIRED Coaches Refereesarealsoaskedtoregister Player Registration will be limited according to the number of coaches managers and referees Priority will be given to the children of par parents others will be registered on a first come first served 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