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THE HERALD April Minors win consolation at Major Novice tourney Black Machines rev Georgetown coaches Markham and LaRose decided to really clean out the ex hauat of their black machines before retiring them for the sura by entering them in a Major Novice tournament in Milton The first game Apr was against Guelph and although our boys played a strong game they found Guelph too much to handle and lost 20 Not wanting to take a backseat to the big guys Georgetown reved up even higher to meet Georgetowns arch rivals Milton in their next game Apr 7 Milton took an early lead but to prove size means nothing even when youre waist high to your opponents Georgetown took off Ace turned on the turbo and passed one over to teammate Trevor Rich who banged it home to tie the score Mike Krause had another chance to show the ref his number when in the third period he too found Miltons net and scored the winning goal Georgetown drove on to win 2 On Apr Georgetown went against Maple an extremely strong team Maple took a 20 lead Giant killers Georgetown Construction Minor Novices played the role of giantkillers last weekend entering the Milton Major Novice tour nament and dumping the home side to win the consolation title Team members are front row left to right Geoff Qulnn Mike Krause Ryan Smith Robert LaRose Jeff Telford Chris Hall and Danny Cabral In the back are Joey Goodhew Robert MacLeod Joey Barber Trevor Rich Dave Geoff Judd Richardson and Mike Madlll Coaches Bob MacLeod Brian Markham and Paul are also seen at the back Herald photo Herald Scoreboard DIVISION REGION OF PEEL DARTS LEAGUE STANDINGS MONDAY APR W T A TOTAL TlmeOut I 314 a MS Hollywood It 141 OToolea a 14 1S3 213 Brackens II 13 181 Copper Kettk IB Time Out II MB IB McGfoboQlI 28 1 SB RESULTS FOR MONDAY TimeOutUl BrackensS Copper Kettle 7 7 Hollywood INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE WEDNESDAY APRS RESULTS FIRST DIVISION Bulldogs Hiati Rollers a Ensign Golden Flights 3 Exports InterCouty4 STANDINGS L A TOTAL Snowjacks 15 Exports 24 IB 24 18 125 Ensigns 11 13 117 117 Bulldogs 12 101 115 101 High Rollers 119 Golden Flight 12 Panthers 126 Inter County 2 22 152 64 SECOND DIVISION Steep Rock 24 172 71 171 158 ISA Acadian Pools IB 153 154 Independents 15 IS 129 128 Taxmen 128 115 IIS Power of Pain 27 120 133 130 Firemen 11 10 133 no Acta 27 17 101 142 lot Bandits 168 Unknowns 27 5 168 RESULTS Stop Rocks Acadian Pools Power of Pain Cuttm6 Aces Bandits GEORGETOWN JUNIORS Tonya Morris 208 Ryan Martin Mark 350 Robin Zander Mi Paul Burgess Brian Crocker IBS Joe Cindy Clarke JOS BANTAMS Wilkes 151 16B Richard 1M Tanya Martin Ken Arm strong Nils Varga 332 114 Suzanne 317 126 David King 108 Michael 285 Gerry Bums 118 Erik Joiner 262 118 Brendan Louth 309 Thomas lOl Clarke 241 103 Gordon Everett 226 Alex Foster SENIORS Miller 363 Chrb Somen David Ridley 245 Ed Christina Lane 246 GEORGETOWN HOTBHOTS MENS LEAGUE Larry 773 297 Zander 300 Hole 281 NITERS Bob Normore 298 Jim Kennedy 378 GOLDEN AGE LEAGUE BIO Scannel FRI SOCIAL LEAGUE Paul Chaplin GOLDEN AGE BOWLING TEAM STANDINGS Orioles Cardinals Happy Gang Corner Pins Blue Jays Spoilers Swingers Hopefulls Alley Oops Eagles Unknowns Eunice Bob Harris George Archibald KM Single Handicap Eunice Lowery Bob Harris High Triple Floss Tracey Elisabeth Wallace 99 Financing On All 1 VW Foxes COME ON IN FOR DETAILS Georgetown Inc St Hwy at Mounlalnvlew 8775285 Tor 846091 early tiger Jeff Telford showed be meant business when he fired one in from the blueline and Ace slipped into overdrive and spun one in to tie the score with Ryan Smith and Robert McLeod assisting Again Maple scored Proving they still had fight left them Georgetown came back to tie the score again when Robert LaRose picked up a pass from Dan Cabral and banged it in Late in the third Maple scored and the clock ran out for the Black Machines Later that day McNallys met Milton again for the consolation championship and Milton was look mg for revenge Georgetown came out in high gear David Markham and Jeff Quin our 89 models did some serious digging along the boards to keep Miltons attackers from penetrating our game Grizzly Jeff Bahr took a shot from the blueline and put Georgetown on the scoreboard and for the first time give them an early lead Mike Krause and Dan were there a few times knocking but just couldnt shake the big guy Joey Goodhew played excellent hockey both games against Milton mak ing some nice rushes to almost score a few times and clearing the puck from in front of our net on a few close calls Jeff Telford and Tudd Richardson showed us some great plays and some last minute poke checks when Milton tried to get in around our net Trevor Rich was right there when Robert McLeod sent the puck out in front of Miltons net and thinking fast Trevor banged it In for a lead Chris Hall played tough in net when knocked flying in the first few minutes he came back even tougher Joey Barber played net for two previous games and did well stopping shots harder than he is used to Driving on and- going for a shutout Robert sent another puck past Miltons goalie with Telford and picking up the assist Georgetown won the game showing our Slant- will take on the big V8 and prove its not the size of the player its the size of the fight in the player when the f scores are in McNallys Black Machines travel to for a final tournament Apr reved up and ready for action Sweep partner sweep A cowboy sheriff and his deputy sweep a clear path Tor their rock at the annual Cornelius wrapup curling bonsptel at North Conn try Club last Saturday Western gear was the dress code at this years rodeo theme event and the rink of Bill French Mary Ann Marling Warren Smith and Houghton lassoed the championship Over rinks competed in this years final bonspiel Hera photo Hume named top coach The trophies were handed out onto the other side of the bench on Apr 8 as the GMHA honored its top coaches and managers of Rick Hume who guided the M and M Pro Sports Major Bantams to a second round berth in the playdowns this past season was honored as Georgetowns rep coach of the year Hume was joined by peewee manager John Knight who copped the honors for top rep manager of the year Walt Buchan and Hal Pells were cited for their office work by winning the Joe Peritesco Award as GMHA executives of the year Buchan looked after the associations ice program last season while Pells was the GMHAs house league convenor A total of three coaches and three managers were recognized for outstanding service- in the house league divisions Mike Russell was named coach of the year in tb tykenovlce category with Doug Spence taking top manager hours Jim Headman won the Gerry Perky Perkins Award as top coach in the junior division with Anderson named best manager In the senior group exGemini player Jay Anderson won the BUI Hawkins Award as outstanding coach and Kevin Hughes was lauded as best manager BEARLY USED AUTC ana 5 Scrap Cars Bought 3 MONTH MONEY BACK GUARANTEE LINE HILLS 18003872229 MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PO BOX GEORGETOWN ONTARIO 4T1 FINAL NOTICE COACHING APPLICATION I am interested in coaching a team in the GMH A for the 1 98990 hockey season NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE Please return this form to at the above address or telephone your application to DAVE MARTIN 87771 13 or CARSON MININCH 8777565