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Paces THE HERALD Wednesday MarcbS lfl Ontario Hockey Association Raiders 0 At a specially called Ontario Hockey Association tribunal held lost Thursday night the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders were officially suspended from the OHA In A League for the remainder of this hockey season This effectively kills any hopes the Raiders had entertained of making another charge the Hardy Cup There Is a however that the Raiders might be subject to even stronger disciplinary action when the OHA executive meets this coming Wednesday A member of the OHA head office informed The Herald that the Raiders case Is on the agenda and if the violation of league rules is considered flagrant enough the suspension could be extended for more than this year As has been stated previously Port Colbome Sailors originally protested the status of Raiders Jerry Pearson A league protest meeting agreed with the Sailors claim but merely ordered the Raiders to change the status This was not enough for Port Colbome who announced plans to lodge an appeal against the dedal on A majority of the teams In the In termediate A league voted to await the outcome of the appeal and playoff plans were shelved The Port Colbome action had no precedent and a special tribunal was set up to deal wit he problem In the Interim Port Colbome came up with new and more damaging evidence against the Raiders and it was this new material which caused the tribunal to waive the protest meetings decision and issue the suspension The new evidence proved that the Raiders had submitted Information to Tribunal findings will be forwarded to the executive and it will be up to them to moke final judgement In light of the suspension and the curtailing ofthe Raiders season the club Issued the following statement On Thursday Feb the held an appeal tribunal to reconsider the results of the protest hearing held on Wednesday Feb 19 1B75 In Toronto The appeal tribunal found the Georgetown Intermediate Hockey Club guilty of falsifying the information regarding player In question The club was fined stripped of points earned against the Port Colbome team and barred from further competition this playing year The tribunal panel consisted of a Brampton lawyer as chairman and spokesman Hugh McLean first vicepresident and Bud Miller OHA league convenor The panel felt that the Georgetown club should become an example Tor all teams and that the OHA would not tolerate any player card Irregularities The rule manual number states Any team club or team official or player found guilty of allowing falsa information to appear on a registration certificate or who makes false representation to the Association shall be suspended for a period to be determined by the Executive Com Further the offending team shall forfeit to the nonoffending team all previously played games la which name of the offending official or player appears on severe ruling we faced would be I The player involved could be suspended The president manager could fc ded 3 Any Executive or club member who could be Identified as Involved could be The duration of these suspensions would be at the discretion of the President The Raiders executive is both shocked and disappointed at the severity of penalty imposed Two years ago the Dundas Intermediate Hockey Club was found guilty of a similar offence and the president and tbe five players Involved were suspended We feel that we have been out of all to the offence and past penalties The Raiders Hockey Club has received overwhelming degree of support from our fans and the businessmen who nave sponsored our team and Its activities To forts of hundreds of people were channelled h effort to win the Cup The Raiders will be back next season and we will endeavour to give our fina a high degree of competition and a longer season The letter was signed by the Raiders Hockey Club Executive Brownlow President T MooresSecretary Kcntoer Vice President Treasurer A Director If a league is to survive Us members must abide by the rules and regulations as set down Tbe Raiders violated the league rules was the penalty too hirst Obviously the other teams In tbe league were hoping Just such a ruling It should also be noted that at the meeting in a short while ago Fort Erie and although voting along with Georgetown expressed displeasure at cer tain questionable Raiders tactics voiced the opinion that unless Raiders were dealt with firmly the league might lose its credibility So who is to blame for this unfortunate happening which has deprived Georgetown of Intermediate Hockey at least for the balance of this season Port who lodged the appeal The OHA for handling down honestly be called to task line someone made decision to bypass rules and by doing so undermined league This I am sure Is the position that OHA took and thus tba reason for tbe severity of the ruling Perhaps league will be better off because of this decision Perhaps the Raiders will be Only time will tell For Raiders fans It is a bitter pill to swallow because of team potential as a Hardy Cup winner But then again re Is more lime to prepare for next season and more time to think about ways to avoid the mistakes that were made this year Juveniles have three of six The Georgetown Rotary an overtime period t the two teams were determined of the night to ignite his club Juveniles accepted the mantle resolve the Issue as both teams to follow Saturday nights Stratford had a man ad the town main hockey netted a pair of goals The script to the letter made It at the 10 mark and Bill Kirby hit less than a teams vantage and the faceoff was minute later to widen he attraction however series was to be a out of were knotted 1 at me end of just over the The puck margin to Brad Edgar it period and seemed to came back to a Stratford rubbed salt In the Stratford it was handed down by Juveniles In Georgetown on Sunday the locals are up three Stratford Sunday afternoon This is the points to one The teams meet Although the Rotary club comer again in Stratford Wednesday scored twice In the second with the score for the evening then return to period they basically were still Georgetown started throwing a couple me neatly 1 the top right hand mild affair with a total of only Battles being handed out could change drastically 14 penalties being handed This could change drastic met however if Stratford returns to Georgetown on Friday night for playing in a type of shell Doug you could almost see Strat- Georgetown on Friday night to Be the Barnes and Kevin Reeks got the forda resolve melting away with their backs against the I deciding game Game time on second period This made Bill Allison scored at the 32 wall bottled to a deadlock The Friday night at the Georgetown the score In Georgetown mark of the third period and for game was tied at the end of arena la favor but It was left to Chris all Intents and purposes the regulation time but even On Sunday it appeared that Milne scoring the prettiest goal game was over Steve Hulme Tennis courts will have to wait smothered Stratford 81 Juveniles play in the Stratford net ln third period action in last Sunday a Georgetown this Friday night game time game After a slow start the hit high gear and Rams begin shakedown Georgetown newest HlUa Rams and from their Eastern Division the Ottawa the starting time BOO sporting attraction has already past excellent record In the area p Although the team has a Development of the area Monday night meeting of the Hills has been asked by council was turned down by council grading to be done the courts begun preparations for Its Ontario Lacrosse Association The Rams will operate out of nucleus of players adjacent to the Gordon committee of the whole to prepare his recom pending Mr Colliaon ahould be put Into their proper Inaugural upcoming season It should provide sports fans ln what will be known as tbe old returning from laat years Memorial Arena on However thatfirststepmay be for the site on preparation of an area plan and location now was announced earlier in the the area with many thrilling Georgetownarenaandwlilplay leam this first practice will Street as a multipurpose one of the hardest Guelph Street Until he proper tender specifications for Councillor Em Hyde also year that Georgetown would be moments a schedule which will also be run as a camp recreational area came one Doug Colliaon recreational provides on overall site plan for the work questioned whether the calling acquiring a Junior C get underway in the early part Any up to ace bom step closer during director for the town of Halton the lfracre area the first stage tenders as recommended by lacrosse team that had The team Is entered In the of May Home games will be A of development the con Councillor Les com the general administration previously played out of Acton CentralDlvIslonoftheOLAand played on Thursday evenings teamspokesmansUtedthatthe section of tennis courtsmay committee was not premature other league members include with Monday evenings to be are hoping for an ex grind to a halt tennis courts Into their I think were putting out In order to gain more area Owen used as alternate nights Game M turnout for this first roper place He added that If lenders We t support and to have a wider Sound HuntavlUe time is set practice and that everything la soccer use tenders for estimating pool from which to draw as well as Hills Rams announced hat possible will be done to ensure Centennial second si sjiaSSS second behind Robert Service in the 113 lb class Public School of Scarborough Team coach Jim Hall was pleased with the performance of the team but admitted that be had expected them to do well id they had put up a good showing in this same tour great amount of tournament wrestling experience as the overall standard of wrestling was quite high Brian of Cen tennial aside from winning the lb class handily was also named the tournaments out standing wrestler Frank Miedjinskl placed second ln the lb class and another second was recorded In 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Williams Electric GDMHA weekly roundup By Richmond NOVICE Dog Suds Tne Suds gang collected their goals In tie first of Patrick Prlmerono from Tim replied for MVP Ken Ruff Tim TaamNo Arm on a Insurance Mike McCarthy shot a pair of floats both Jamie Abbott was In for the shutout MVP Team No 3 Gary Slav In Armstrong Claude Gallant Williams Electric Transport A hat trick by Smiley Stanley Smith with lira assliti from Denny Hall electric crew tie Win Stephen Roy earned the shutout MVP Wllllsmt Stanley Smith Stephen Tony potted big goals to lead me Alice I a lei in their romp over the gang Bob Boucher and Don Turner added singles with going to Reed 3 and Jamie Pete earned shutout MVP Varlan Barry Stone Glen Barefoot Kinsmen Brent Fry Doc Plumbing a Htdg 1 Bat Motors Wayne Brown opened Three goals by Mark Waters paced big w Danny Curtli unsullied scored and Mike from Keith v for MVP Lion Ale ATOM LEAGUE Two Una I period goals by Greg and John Wheeler gave the metals crew win Jamie Hooker scored the first goat and ess ill wenl to Clint Guest Sean Warren and Weir Paul Burroughs from Dave Carton scored the lone motors goal MVP Depco Andy North Hallon James A B Tennant Construction All three goals were scored minute span In fhe final frame Duane Wilton and Gary potted the Variety goals an I its Fisher Don Lawrence and Brian Holmes Mike Banks from Steve Williams replied for Tennant MVP Qulk Doug Gillespie Steve Williams Grant Nairn scored the first three custom goals Ray Wsllace got the fourth with Tom assisting on two Goal getters for CAC were John and Mark Hulling with Paul on one MVP Ray Wallace John DeHsas Varlan Associates being earned by Shawn I Slave Tan coo Allan Jones and No IS Mike Sweetie Rob and Dave Leilie scored the floral goals with Dave Kevin Donaldson and Rob Sweetie MVP ASW Mark Waters Fend ley Rob LEAGUE Murray Motors Ontario Electrical League 1 A solid team effort by the molors team produced the win Chip Jones Craig McLaughlin Bradley and Chris March were the goal scorers Todd Mark Tyndall March and Mike Dine at lining Mike Harding set up Danny Knight lor tone Ontario goal MVP Murray Bradley Tyndall Ontario Doug Standard Products Macs Milk The Standard crew scored goals In period for a sound victory over the 4 owners Jim Ripley Rob Coulbeck Robin Nells Musk Centra Ruts Power scored winner In this close by Chris Kevin Hughes Dave Ward up Stave tor the villa goal it was nice to see Nell Walih sponsor of Nail Muilc Centre in attendance at game and MVP Nell i Mark Hamilton Villa Steve BANTAM LEAGUE Don and Wheeler drawing assists Kevin Phillips from Pete Waller potted the town marker MVP Standard Robin Rivers 4 town Haller Robert ton Home Furnishings The crew took a i a lead In the first period on goals by Paul Mercer Dove I tilth then Mercer again from Paul Kir by The plumbers tied the game In period on a pair of goals by Scott assisted by Tim Scott Marshall Jeff Parker MVP Muckart Tim Blakesley Dave Griffiths Clemen I Kinsmen lab I Hammer potted a pair of goals to pace cleaners attack Tim Field Dave Ernie and Doug ivany singles its went moo ho Baeu Jamie Heller Rod Sparks and Rick Nor r Is Thaonly goal wai scored by Brian Kelly MVP Ernie Chris scored twice Mark Clancy end Dave Coffey counted once each with assists going to Trevor Rob Brian Weir DenderandRonKrtsels were Pels Clarke Don and Merc Pelletler all una it It led MVP Fred Dave Coffey El don 4 Johnson REAL estate The score was lied one all after the first period then crew slammed home Ihree goals tor the win Bob Donaldson Mike Dickson Rots Jeffrey and Wade Em were the goal getters with Jeffrey and Donaldson alio assisting Steve Brand and Ian replied for MVP Gary Stone lan Rannachan Paul McFadyen from Jamie Send lord and Dave Armstrong scored tor Elks In the first period from Scolf tied the game for town MVP Pete town Kevin Thompson M1DOET LEAGUE Montego Cable TV Terry Waldrum and Brent patted a pair of goals each tor the over TV gang Curt Brownies cored the other goal with assists going Craig Wilson Joe Wayne Doell Brownies and Darren Fred Hellmulh from Gary Mcllravey and Steve Wilton replied for cable MVP Cable coach lolled to select his MVP Scotia Bank Lanes Transport 2 The money boys potted two In the third period the lie Ken got two goalt Tom Diamond and Mark Johnson scored sngles with Scott McLaughlin 2 Don Cum and Diamond Lanes ware Armand Chalsson and Msl son with Bob Bryant and Sam Watt MVP Scotia Tom Diamond tans s Ma I lion big big win Sharpshooters were Tracey SI onion Paul Krowchuck and Mike with two goals each S Allan pete Stapli played The MVP Roger for end Sommervllle for town played we Scott Wilton town Mil Stevenson s Wear Real Estate The men gang nol rowing crawl edged the Alex V rag with the wore the shooters with John War nock assisting on one Dale scored the only goal MVP Mens Wear Alex Craig ly ElksLodgst Georgetown Chrysler tt 2 Todd Beckett Lockwood 2 and Gary Nugent Steve Carroll and Mike McLellan worked the nets tor the MVP Burns Todd Beckett Mosson Bruce JUVENILE LEAGUE el lion Crunchers Exchange House The towners played steady hockey tor the win against lhe House Paul Thompioo and Mark potted the with Jim Hammer Dan Field end John PI I arc assisting EarlLlnce shared the MVP s Jim Taylor Houie Dale Richmond goal and Grant went to Doug Tlmpton Pat Shanks r and Mike The lone Steer ng goal cored by Tom Steve and Gary Miller MVP K of Hodder Jim Tom McCorm OAAHA playoffs take their toll MINOR Georgetown vs Preston Scries Game February Preston 4 Georgetown l After defeating Preston In Preston In overtime in lhe first game of this series Georgetown went down to a defeat on home Ice In this game Preston skated hard and kept the Georgetown team bottled up Tim scored the lone Georgetown goal on a tipIn from Brian Ward Be Beckett in the Georgetown net worked hard Pre too Georgetown In this third game of the series Georgetown was eliminated from the OMHA playoffs losinf to Preston in Preston This game was a good overall performance by the Georgetown squad but they could not put the puck in the net MAJOR Georgetown Port Coiberne Series Game February Georgetown PortCotbornel Georgetown tied this series up by winning Ion home ice This game was a must win game for Georgetown as they had lost one and one to this point It was a game until the third period when Steve Robbing scored assisted by Bill Walmvrigbt and John Game 4 February aih 1 Georgetown Georgetown lost a 10 in Port Colbome boys worked hard but could not score and If It had not beet for the outstanding work of Mike in the Georgetown goal the score might well have been higher This loss also the team from further OMHA playoffs John Lehman Curtis Mardl Brian Simpson Danny Reynolds Steve Bobbins and Sam Beli In tbe total series there was only a one goal margin between two ieams and Standard Products boys rate congratulations for a fine effort MAJOR MIDGETS Georgetown Fort Erie Series Game I Fort Erie 4 Georgetown I Georgetown major midgets dropped a close game In Fort Erie titer the Terry Turner scored tbe first Georgetown goal assisted from Bruno Martina at the B mark of the first period which tied tbe game as Port Erie had scored in tbe first nine seconds of tbe game Fort Erie again went ahead with Bruno Martina again tying the score assisted by Rick Igleslas ana Phil Henley at tbe mark of the Again Fort Erie scored to take the lead Then Paul Martin scored at the 14 mark of the second period from Joe South and Terry Turner to tie tbe game Georgetown failed to score in the third period and Feet Erie put the name bv at the mark for win Glen played well on defence blocking shots and passing accurately Hon Osborne played weu between tbe posts Game In this Sunday afternoon game tbe George town Sunny Acre Farm Midgets really socked It to Fort Erie dub defeating to win the third and final game of the series and right to advance Into the quarterfinals against Stratford the first game at Wednesday March Georgetown completely outplayed Fort Erie club and the team should be proud of their effort Terry Turner was tbe big Run for tbe ra scoring five goals and earning a single assist as well single goals went to Joe South team i Rob Hamilton Larry Melton Paul Martin Peter Boyle Rick and Lewis Humphreys Ironically Fort Erie scored tbe tint goal of the game at the 63 second mark but the Georgetown team were not to be denied coming on strongly to end of tbe game