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SALES SERVICE LEASING Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, November 6, 1993 — Page 19 HWY. #25 & 401 878-4137 MILTON Georgetown hockey product Adam Bennett got the cali to the struggling NHL Edmonton Oilers last week. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound defenseman was traded to the Oilers from Chicago a month ago for forward Kevin Todd and has played in three games for the Oilers who are 2-10-lon the year and winless in 11. Although the Oilers are struggling, Bennett appears to be getting some signifi- cant ice time. Bennett saw time on the Oiler power play Wednesday against the Ottawa Senators collecting two assists in the Senators 7-5 win. Bennett was the sixth pick overall in the 1989 National Hockey League Summer Entry Draft by the Adam Bennett Chicago Blackhawks and played two seasons for the Indianapolis Ice of the American Hockey League. This year Bennett went into training camp confi- dent of cracking the Hawks line-up but was left out in the cold, by Chicago man- agement and sent down to Indianapolis before the trade to Edmonton. : poe Ered MP Sake anne ate . Running back Paul Ruttiman of the Georgetown District High School Rebels junior foot- ball team, runs past a St.Thomas Aquinas defender in Wednesday’s playoff game in Oakville. The junior Rebels season came to an end with a 17-7 By Mike Zrostek Georgetown District High School junior Rebels football team got on the board early in the game but wouldn’t find the end zone again and in the process lost to the St. Thomas Aquinas Raiders of Oakville 17-7 in their playoff match- up. The Rebels scored quickly in the first quarter on a S-yard catch by fullback Scott Teeter from quarterback Geoff Wilson for a-7-0 Rebels lead. Later in the first quarter St. Thomas marched the ball down the field and completed a long drive with a l-yard plunge to tie the game at 7-7. mas controlled play in the second quarter not allowing the Rebels offense to move the ball out past half. However the Raiders had troubles doing anything with the ball either. With the ball inside the Rebels 20-yard _ line St.Thomas fumbled twice in Hurricanes a-swirlin’ The Halton Minor Novice AAA Hurricanes are one very hot team and the good times continued with a 4-1 win Monday in Milton against Guelph and Wednesday 3-2 in Barrie. Andrew Alarie scored two goals leading the Hurricanes in the win over Milton. Jason Russell and Nathan Wicken each scored once while Danny Styuret had two assists, Daniel Powers, Todd Gilmore, Tyler McMaster, Robert Ogle and Adam Kemp all had single assists. The Hurricanes displayed precision passing and com- pletion of plays, along with a strong checking game. Wednesday the Hurricanes took a close one from Barrie on a late third period unas- sisted goal by Alarie who tushed down the right wing. Tyler Czuba and Russell scored the other Hurricane goals. Gilmore, Styuret and Alarie assisted. Next action for the Hurricanes is Monday at Tonelli Arena in Milton. loss. photo by Mike Zrostek/HHTW Junior Rebels come up short three plays ending up with nothing to show on the board, However the Rebels Wilson was picked off late in the first half and this time St.Thomas capitalized on the last play of the half on a 12- yard bootleg that gave them a 14-7 lead they wouldn’t relin- quish. The third quarter was uneventful with penalties costing both teams after some key plays were made offen- sively. GDHS were driving late in the quarter but a fumble cost them dearly. St.Thomas scored the only points of the fourth quarter thanks to two 15-yard penal- ties by the Rebels defense that gave the Raiders of Oakville life on two drives that shouldn’t have happened. With the field goal making it 17-7 the Rebels refused to give up and with under a minute left in the game Jamie Bottomley appeared headed for a touchdown before get- ting caught from behind and an attempted lateral was recovered by St. Thomas to end the Rebels season. AND DON’T THINK ABOUT IT. For a smooth quiet ride, superb handling and real stopping power, check out the A378 touring tire at your Yokohama Dealer. Their uncompromising performance means you won't have to worry about them, no matter what the weather. Backed by Yokohama Road Hazard Protection and over 75 years of tire engineering excellence. Faltou Willen RADIATOR & TIRE SERVICE 3 43 GUELPH ST. | s770050 NOW YOU’VE GOT CONTROL. YOKOHAMA Performance Radials