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1 1 Until PHONE 2761 Tilt HERALD January IB 1983 Page 1 the HERALD S HARVEYS TIRE CENTRE Moor Park Plata Georgetown Raiders win 64 Intensity didnt favor All Stars Raider coach Gary Ford summed up his team s victory over the Intermediate A AllStars by flaying the AllStars had more balance than a Calllngwood team but they lacked the The Georgetown Chrys ler Raiders skated to a win over the AllStars Saturday night at arena In a fast skating and a more physical encounter than one might expect for an All Star game Georgetown s Doug Fry won his teams MVP award while Terry of Midland won the All Star MVP Doug Fry said it was hard for the AllStars to play for the first lime with each other He was surprised at the rough play and the high number of fights In the game They used the body more than I thought they would coach Gary Ford said The Georgetown coach acknowledged the part his goalkceplng duo played in their win Doug Dragasevlch started the game but switched with Brad Miller mid way through the second peri od POTENTIAL AllStar coach from Sly felt his team played up to their patent Lai but a lack of practices hurt the performance ecause they accustomed to each Other moves The AllStars had a number of good chances to score goals in the Irst period on good ing and rushes by Mid land a Ken Collingwood Myles Mc- Cauley and others But good Georgetown and sure shooting put the Raiders Flag football needs rets ahead at the end of period Doug Fry opened the scoring with a 30 foot shot from the slot which found an opening in the top right hand corner of the net minded by Coll logwoods Harry Van Fry scored again from close In seconds Inter from Bill and Guy Doug Fry seen above won the Georgetown Chrysler Raider MVP award In the second Cormier to boost the score to A effort by Gary McFadyen advanc ed the score again when he a deflected puck down right wing and made his deadly accurate shot count In the second period a 15 foot shot by Guy Cor mier from the corner of the slot connected for a goal assisted by Genie and Doug Fry The All Stars fought back hard with a goal by Terry on a close- in shot Mid way through the period Burgess added another goal to the All Star output when his shot slipped through the pads of Georgetown goalie Doug Georgetown a Bruce Ellison made it 52 with his shot flip shot from 10 feet away with help from Uncinates Scott McKenzie and Tim Tumor Terry from Mid land gave the AllStars a morale boaster with his goal with left in the second period But Georgetown came right back with a goal by Steve assist by Tim and In the third period the only goal came with seconds left in the gome when Burgess shot for a goal The shots on goal for the game were even with the AllStars managing 33 and the Raiders 34 DISMAY After the game League Convenor Debbie Brown expressed her dismay at the fact Durham Huskies not participate in the AllStar game She said Durham has not tried to bo part of the league all year Port Elgin had previous committments for a party and Brown said she under stood their reluctance not to participate Brown thought the game might have been closer If Port Elgin and Durham had parti pat cd Sly said he would have liked to have seen the AltStars tlsso few times before the game but budgets would not allow It ho said NOTES The George town Chrysler Raiders Kid Night against Port Elgin Friday night was cancelled due to incle ment weather Glenn Murray is out with a knee ligament injury and probably won see action again until at least the middle of Fcbru All Slur Wayne King from Midland battles with Chrysler Raider playercoach Gary Ford In the comer Saturday nigh I la the annual All contest between the and the best of the Intermediate A league The Italdera won handily In the contest In the picture to the left Raider sponsor Barry presents Midland Terry with the MVP award To the right John Saunders accept the Hardy Cup banner from Intermediate A rep Jin King Highscoring Hauler on the injury list Sittin in the Hot Stove Lounge In an attempt to establish an independent referees association the Georgetown Flag Football League Is looking for anyone Interested in becoming a referee or linesman Previous experience Is not a prerequisite as the league will conduct a scries of clinics to famlliame participants with rules and procedures During the IBS season the rate of pay was per game for a referee and per game for each I On the average each official will handle two games per week all games on Sundays from Sam to p June through October No games are scheduled long weekends and officials schedules allow for some weekends off Interested parties are Invited to contact Tim Martin Hardcasttc or George ByDAVfcROWNEY Herald Sports Editor In the fall of Motor Murray t know from one week to the next whether bed receive a paycheck or a plane ticket In his semi professional debut with Baltlm ore of the Eastern Hockey League But this winter Murray has earned a permanent berth on the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders and Is in the top six In scoring in the league After three years with the Acton Junior B Sabres In which he finished in grand style winning the Central Junior BMP award and an allstar placing Murray was given a chance of trying out with the pros His coach Jules knew Mmnessota North Stars general manager Lou and a was arranged with Toledo of the Interna tional League of players were at the camp they asked Murray to report to Baltimore The winger was released three weeks later I was a little disappolnted said Murray Some players phoned other teams most Just wanted to know why they were released NUMBERS GAME It was Just a matter of numbers for Glenn Murray as the Baltimore roster had to cut down to 19 and five players from Nashville came back to ore some of them on North Star contracts Murray returned to Canada and started playing hockey for the Milton Intermediate hockey team then a Raider affiliate team He was Milton s second leading scorer and won the rookie of the year award Doug Fry Torn Butt and Murray were called up by Georgetown during the playoffs but Murray and coach Inglls t see eye to eye and I never practised with the team after the first meeting Early this season the hard hilling and speedy winger soon proved his worth to the team His hard shot provided the firepower or goals in games coupled with assists I just want to help the team the best I can ho said Murray turned the first week in January As one of the younger players he said the older team members a It en kid the youth on the team as not knowing when to quit hustling He said the older members like Gary Ford and Ron Twiss help the younger players and when you watch the veterans there is something to be learned CONTROL GAME In Intermediate A hockey the game is more of a control game but the younger players still have a tendency to shoot the puck without making a play If re pressured Murray said The younger team members are pulling their weight he feels and the team has a good chance of repealing their Hardy Cup performance of last April Murray was he team second highest scorer until Sunday Jan In Midland when he was checked on the side of the knee and some ligaments were stretched and possibly torn I told the doctor I wanted to be back for the middle of February he sold Up until his Injury Murray was happy with his performance but he wishes he could put the puck In the net often His assists total Is high but Murray said his lack of goals could possibly be the combination of tougher goal tenders and defencemen compar to Junior B hockey Murray was born in Orangevllle and he played all his minor hockey there including a short stint with their Junior C His nickname Motor came from his Midget coach In OWN PEP RALLY The coach said I was always running my own pep rally he said Jokingly Murray always prepared himself for a hockey game by his vocal cords not by keeping quiet He lives In at the home of Frank Alsoph president of the Acton Junior Sabres Murray Is employed in at Doug Wood Tree Sales but he was recently laid off Highlights for Murray this season consist of the Port Elgin game where Georgetown came back to win with only nine skaters Another standout game has to be the win over Coll when both teams blanked one another for the first two periods be said What impresses me about the Raiders is the teamwork everyone scores and wo have solid he said Murray will wait to see if any doors open after his year with the Raiders concerning his future in furthering his hockey career he said The Geminis defeat Leagueleading A Georgetown rollerDerby HOT SHOTS Finishing In the Rolling Meadows Hot Shot basketball shooting competition was Mason number ID of Centennial Second In the scoring for the Hot Shot award was Shannon number Coming off a strong 60 victory over the Acton Sabres Wednesday the Georgetown skated to a convincing win over the leagueleading t reels lie Friday night in on away game The game extended the Geminis winning streak to five and put Georgetown In sixth place in the standings lied with Sunday he local Junior squad hosted the bys in a return match but after taking a lead they were edged by Streetsville The win Friday was def tely a morale boos ter for the team coach Jules Russian said The showed a lot of fortitude by coming back from a deficit to eventually win lonl said The recent wins prove the Geminis can beat any when they put their minds to it he said The winning altitude Is there at limes the coach said feels the Gem now have a stronger altitude towards winning after the Derby series Good has been a key in the George town wins recently the coach said Lance Dou and Brad McMcckln have Improved steadily d the team a whole Is loose for a goal assisted by Lance Down 31 at the end of the first period Lance lead the earn back to respectability with a goal from Herb Gemini Report working hard he said proved to be the key against In Friday night s game but In the Sunday Gemini forwards tried too hard to score goals in the third period and the Derbys were able to escape loose for goal scoring forays The addition of Bill and Kerry Leg sill proves to be a big asset to he Gems coach Russian said In Streelsvltle Friday it I until the 10 18 mark that Georgetown got on the scoreboard when Jay broke Kewlcy and Dave Dou UNASSISTED With four minutes left in the period Bill Bath gate picked up a stray puck and made no mis take about his shot for an unassisted goat In the third period Doucettc scored the winning goal lust three minutes from start of he period assisted by Brad McMcekin Then with hree seconds left in game Herb Kewlcy notching tho Insurance goal Streetsville scored third goal on a power play Wayne Cowley former Streets ville Derby was excellent in stopping shots compared to tl Randy who stopp ed shots In Sundays game lie Georgetown were the first ones score when Kerry opened far a goal five minutes into the game assisted by Bill Bathgate and Kcnn COMLBACK The came back with a goal three minutes Mills Then a power play shot by Jay resulted In a goal assisted by Lance and Bob Dean A shorthanded goal by Bill Bathgate assisted by Kerry gave Georgetown a ad van I age going into the third period Alter a first 10 of piny the fire power of the opened up for rco goals of Ihcin a si on hand cd effort Notes Scoring In the Ac ion Sabre contest were Lance Kerry Leger Bill Bathgate Dave aid Paul While