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Page-14-= Halton Hills This Week,-Wednesday, February 17, 1993 * ~ NHL Oldtimer Mahovlich and Red Kelly, will By Colin Gibson also take part in the event. Former Toronto Maple Leafs great Carl Brewer heads the tenta- tive lineup of the Toronto NHL Oldtimers squad which will face off against the Legiskaters in a special exhibition game scheduled for 3 p.m., February 28 at Georgetown’s Gordon Alcott Arena, Halton Hills This Week has learned. All proceeds from the game - sponsored by the Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council and the Georgetown Kinsmen Club - will The Toronto NHL Oldtimers team will be coached by Ron Hurst and those expected to don the blades include John Josua, Ivan Irwin, Dennis, Bob and Howie Manard, Robbie Burns, Neil Buchanan, Pete Conacher, Blain Smith, Larry Dallimore, Tom Dallimore, Bob McNeil, Bill Hassard and Bo Elik. Jim Lunau and Jamie Manard will act as trainers. who dons the dual role of manag- er/coach and includes Elmer Buchanan, Brian Charlton, Howard Hampton, Randy Hope, Derek Fletcher, Anthony Perruzza, George Mammoliti, Paul Klopp, Bill Murdock, Gary Carr and Alex Duignan. 4 Although game officials for the affair have yet to be announced, word has it the zebras will be told to keep a special eye on this crew for infractions such as excessive stickhandling around issues, inter- ference, and excessive noise on the players bench. The teams will be vying for bragging rights to the Labatt Cup with the Legiskaters being the decided underdogs because as one wag - who wished to remain anonymous - put it, “The cupboard is bare, the Oldtimers need the sil- verware.” All in all, a fun afternoon is planned with the proceeds going to two worthy institutions. Game tickets are available in Georgetown at all Georgetown s dust off blades Chrysler Junior A Raider games, Time Out Roadhouse, Delrex Smoke Shop and Knechtel Food Market. Tickets are still available for the March 1 Georgetown Hockey Heritage Council’s annual award dinner - this year honoring Jim Ford - and are available at Knechtel Food Market. Further information on this par- ticular event can be obtained by contacting Bob Creasy at 877- 3963. Organizers feel confident there will be more additions to the Toronto NHL Oldtimers team as game day approaches. The Legiskaters are led by Halton North MPP Noel Duignan, be donated to the cystic fibrosis foundation and Georgetown Memorial Hospital. Although not confirmed, orga- * nizers are hoping that two other former Leafs standouts, Frank 1993 REGISTRATION = GLEN WILLIAMS f2)), MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION » Place: St. Alban's Hall, Glen: Williams Dates: Saturday, February 27 ~ Pp.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday, March 6 ~ 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday, March 20 ~ 10 a.m. “Open to all softball players betw ages 5 and 18 before January 1, 1993 (proof of age required) Fees: 1 player/family — $50.00 (+ uniform deposit) 2 players / family — $90.00 (+ uniform deposit) 3 players / family — $110.00 (+ uniform deposit) T-ball $35.00 / player A deposit of $10.00 per play quired when registering for uniform and will be refunded when uniform is returned at end of season. Becky Leferink fires two goals By Ruth Taylor ‘The weather was cold but indoor soccer was hot when the Under 13 Girls League played. Blue player Becky Leferink scored twice but the Purple team kicked in more goals for a 4-2 victory. Jen Westman played goal for the Purples. Angie van Egmond scored on a rebound, Kathy Irwin tucked one into the top corner of the net with a hard kick, Faith Malinosky found a narrow angle from the side for another and Alyssa Taylor picked up the fourth goal for the Purples. Two Yellow team players scored their first goals of the season - Tasha Coates-Palumbo and Colleen Thompson. Colleen scored from “center field”. The intensity of the game was shown when Alanna Zelek, playing defense for the Yellow team, saved a hard ball drive from a corner and was injured on the play. The Red team goalies played strong defense with Kim Moore, Davina Taylor and Bethan Take Coxe) meyelerer=) g Elliott sharing the role, but when the whistle blew, the final score was 2-0 for the Yellow team. Lee Sperduti was the referee. A pre-Valentines match in Acton saw the Little Red Devils team and the Purple team playing this past week. The result was a 3-1 score for the Purple. The players are beginning to perfect the practice of using the walls. For example, Little Devil Davina Taylor kicked one off the wall so that it would bounce to team mate Bethan Elliott who could try to shoot it into the net but Jennie Royce playing on defense for the Purple cleared the goal. The Red goalies were very busy catching as the Purple fired balls relentlessly. Purple players Angie Van Egmond, Jennie Royce and Alyssa Taylor succeeded in getting one past the Little Devils goalie. Then the Little Devils started to “see red” and reciprocated, but only one ball made it in, scored by Kim Moore. Several bounced off the goal posts, with goalie Katherine Tuitman catching them and two were called back because the player was in the crease. Rebecca Culp was busy for the Little Devils both in the corners and with body blocking the balls. -Ball control using the knee is a skill with indoor soccer and the Yellow and Blue teams were dis- playing this in the second game. This ball control resulted in an evenly matched game. 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