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Cougars no match as Raiders win 123 Herald apart editor The Georgetown Haiders travelled to last skate to an easy 113 victory The two hockey teams ska tang on the Sports Complex Ice surface were worlds apart in talent Nerval of the Georgetown Hockey League could have made the trip to Seville and Cougars would have been hard pressed to give them a good match Its really a shame said Raider coach Gerry loglls between the second and third periods They don belong In ttus league Former Raider Hooper was between the pipes Tor the Cougars and It is no exaggeration to say be was the most proficient player In colors that night although he was beaten la tunes There were no more than SO tans in the Complex to witness the game and hall of the people there were members of the Raider executive Although the Raiders had three of their top players suspended In goal tender Peter Ron and centre they still had more than enough talent there to over whelm the Cougars Making his first start for the Raiders was ex pro Mike Slur He played defense along aide another ox pro and the two took turns rushing the puck from end to end The other defense pairing was made up of veteran John and rookie Gary Bard an They both looked very good against the hapless Cougars With McDuife suspended and Mario absent rookie Bill Masters got his first Wart In the Raider net He lost Iris bid into the third period Georgetown backup net minder fer the contest was John Nagstiaam who is a member of the Juvenile house league Junior Raiders After Master shutout was mined inserted young for the last five minutes of the game The youngster was beaten for two goals but Just to be on the ice with the host of stars in the Raider lineup was a big thrill for him The Raiders did not play one of their best games of the season It was purely a chance for the shooters In the lineup to lack up their individual statist Team play went out the window The Cougars stayed even with the Raiders for almost six minutes Into the first period but once the dam broke the scoring flood began Ray Tonelll scored the Raid first goal at when he slammed home his own re bound Georgetown native Col in Gordon and Pat Moloney assisted Less than two mlnulea later Terry Porter tipped a Burden shot past Hooper Chris Milne also assisted R came at was not for another seven minutes until the Raiders sco red their next goal Bob who was playing forward Tor the first time this year took a pass from Milne right in front of the net and slammed It home Sturgeon earned his first point as a Raider on the play The Cougars did not get their rret shot on Masters until 14 minutes into the game Mast was forced to make two good saves in the period a best scoring chance came when Brian ley a Raider outcast blasted one off the crossbar midway through the period The In Orange must have a big heart as he had the shots even at in the second period From where this reporter was standing appeared Mas ten was only forced to make a couple of saves while Hooper had Raiders all around him throughout the minute frame The Raiders tallied five limes in the period while the Cougars were again Pal Maloney who was born lo score goals got the first one from Boyce and Tom Daley deeked out a couple of deferotemen and Raider scoring For the first time this season is not the Georgetown Raiders leading scoring Kudrasovs received a twogame suspension In that fiasco against the Fort Erie Mavericks and did not play In the team s two outings last week Ray Evans took full advantage of his teammate absence and now Is the team leading scorer Peter Sturgeon has gotten off to an excellent start and now has five poinla in his two games Player Hooper and tallied the second one from Steve Novis Milne scored another one from the slot with Porter and Ellncaky being the Ray Evans who had surpris ingly been shutout in the points department until IS tallied from and Sturgeon Late In the period Sturgeon scored his first goal when he beat Hooper with a hard wrist shot from the slot Evans and Daley set him up Masters was not too busy in that second period again but be did stop Rob on a clearcut breakaway to keep his shutout bid alive The shutout was ruined Into Ihe final period when Masters was beaten by Dave who was parked right In of him Midway through the period Sturgeon scored the evening prettiest goal Sturgeon had not been on skates for six weeks but he took the puck behind his own net and It all the way down the ice and when he got close he a shot passed Hooper scored three goals for the Raiders before the game was over with his linematea for the evening Daley and Evans assisting on each of Rlddell and Wayne Duggan beat young within 29 seconds of one another late In game to give Orange- villc few fans something to cheer about The game could not be used as any type of measuring stick for Raiders All their players looked great but that was mainly do to the fact that the much smaller and less talented Cougars were not willing to make it tough on the Georgetown players Throughout the gome Hooper yelled out to his males to hit the on rushing Raiders However the yells were futile as the Raiders were allowed to skate in untouched While walking to the dress Ing room after the game Inglls was carrying a hockey stick You could have done all right out their tonight some one said him Yeah even with my boots on said the coach who had had trouble staying awake through the final 20 minutes of the onslaught te Raider net last Wednesday night Mssters was no tested too heavily as the Raiders romped to u easy win Toe last two Orangeville goal came late la the game staff Photo Raiders tied for first with win over Thorold The Georgetown Raiders travelled Thorold Friday and emerged with a victory over the Athletics a team which up to that game had been very hot The score was not indicative with 16 count em players dressed completely dominated the play moat of the The second Thorold goal came with only eight seconds remaining to be played The Raiders did not have a full lineup with Ron Twiss Bob and Steve BJundy injured missing Back in the lineup however were Pierre after miss ing a couple of outings Kudrasovs and peter Mc- Duffe who were both silting out suspensions FOG AL DRESSED Ron Fogal also made it two games In a row as the big made for an im posing figure on the Raider The game was a very tight checking one with only shot being fired at the two net minders McDuffe was forced to handle the puck times while Sailor netmlnder Bob Buliun had the rubber go his way 20 It was not until there were only seconds left in Ihe first period that the Raiders opened the scoring Ray Evans who has been a tower of strength for the Raiders lately tallied with and Ray who always plays a steady game earning the assists The goal came with the Athletics Conola off serving a roughing penalty Each team took four minors En that first period The second period com belonged to the Raiders as they came up with the frames only two goals to lengthen their lead to MALONEY TALLIES Pat Maloney kept his con secutive Kames in which he has gotten at least one goal going when be tallied with only 1 10 gone in the second period Colin Gordon and Kudrasovs set him up At the mark Terry Porter who has also been carrying a hot hand recently scored with teammate Tom Daley letting him up Peter Sturgeon who was playing in only his second game earned hit fifth point with an assist on the marker The Raider penalty killers did an outstanding Job in this second period as Georgetown was on four occasions In comparison the Sailors were only a man short once Despite the manpower dis advantage Raider defend ers limited talented Thorold shooters to Just five shots on McDuffe The Raiders fired nine at Buliung It was not until the mark of the second period that the finally got on the Ray Evans Tom Daley Ray Tonelll Terry Porter Colin Gordon Steve Pat Maloney Chris Milne Steve John Boyce Ron BobElinesky Peter Sturgeon RonFogal Pierre IB 17 13 IB 23 IB 11 17 in as a in in 15 XI 12 13 4 IB 11 14 7 7 7 15 7 7 11 IS 4 NOTICE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF HA1T0N DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS SANITARY LANDFILL SITES MONDAY CLOSED 1 1979 MONDAY CLOSED Ryders TV Sales and Service Ltd Moon Plata Inline Jim Walt I A Christmas wish Tor ail our friends May all the joys the season lends find their way around your tree and brighten up your family Yongs Restaurant St S Downtown Georgetown 8775100