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Toole and another score from Wayne Morrow put the locals ahead after two periods By all account Hit entire Gemini team well but certain players earned mention Hay turned in a strong the played well day too despite breaking fuitr in the second period Rather in sit out a hid the finger and went out and pi the finil Hudson also had praise for the Slay of centres Brad Jim and Cole Hudson said the trio took away Hie centre which frustrated the Colts I II tell you guys might not have been on the scoreshec but they helped preserve he tie for us Hud son said They took the centre away which seemed to stop Barrie bit It was a boring game and lint frustrated Hume players against the two leims were tied at the end of the first period 44 holding Into the fin il period it until the Gemini held a five on three ad late in the third penod that Craig Chantler goal gave the locals insurance marker they needed Hod McClurc turned In yel another aim Silurday with a pair of its one of which turned out to be the winner with the Gemini on the power play Morrow had pair of also with singles going to ly arid Chaniler Georgetown id four cower play goals in the Despite the three weekend points Hudson refuses to sit back and rest on the team laurels In the coach estimation there still a lot for his teamtoworkonyet We can play better Don t get me wrong 1 happy with getting the points but there arc places still can Improve on Hudson said had a fiveon three advantage for six minutes Saturday and only scared twice I could see if we were playing five on four but with five on three should have gotten at least two Continued on page Georgetown hosting OHA juvenile event the Weekend in April Georgetown will become unique in Ontario Hockey Association IOHA ranks For after that weekend Georgetown will officially become the only centre In Ontario to host all three tour Georgetown has been named the site of the 1987 Juvenile championships shied for the Arena April 17 Two years ago the Georgetown Minor Hockey Association was granted the midget tournament last yeir the finest hockey teams In the province were here to take part in the Ontario championships This year the GMHA had first to become the permanent of cither midget or juvenile events but after that ap plication was turned down the local hockey body went after hosting this year midget tournament Georgetown was In the final running with Belleville but the Eastern On tano community was granted the championship Subsequently Georgetown applied for the event and was in the running with Stratford However Stratford had hosted last years tournament so Georgetown was granted the 1987 event The April tournament will be made up of four teams from the Northern Hockey Association On Minor Hockey Association and Metropolitan Toronto Hockey League MTHL as well as the local Junior Gemini squad The tournament will open on day the with a pair of games at the Arena that night Round robin play will continue on Saturday with the medal games being played on Sunday The top two clubs In round robin will play for the gold medal while the third and fourth place teams will battle for the bronze president Wayne Pries said a reason for applying to host the juvenile tournament was the notion of Georgetown being the lone com munily In Ontario to ever have hosted all three tournaments Now that Georgetown has been minted the tournament Pries and the GMHA arc looking for Interested individuals to help run the threeday tournament Pries also said a cor sponsor will be sought ad ding with a sponsor Georgetown can do a better job of putting on a first class tournament It is a minor hockey event but were not adverse to getting outside help seeing as we don have enough people in our executive to run Pnessald Interested people arc asked to con tact Pries at soon as the first committee meeting will be held sometime In early January Driving for two points llicli School itr 125 up 1 rd player for two points In Saturdays toumaiiiriil the wo teams llolh mid p in the annual crimen llmil tournament played Ion High School won this game he final against Meanwhile Georgetown won Its before losing to In he semi finals Inglis enjoying second offseason CFL veteran joined Edmonton then Hamilton after release tickets are selling quickly If you still mm fi mem hie jifl r III it spcu hockey fin on your is lei tin ore lown Hen il i you a helping Hut belter do it might very lint Hockey Merit in 1 1 ilili The will trotting in line iiidiv I the Hit nil letwein the iff Oldtimers the Willis of the players who will take part in the will be tit tiler thin tie legendary rdie Howe Alex IJelvteelno in Irwin II tun and Bill wife Coleen in nor of lie with proceeds ind I All tickets for tlie ire Id is none will lie on game diy Tickets sale I and I i chic aire third of the total of I IK Ins heen mill fins from Br i amongst Hi si it ho will bluest chaser of tickets hi been ly wt of in nil in Tire who Jit II So if suit present ft tint il person on your Chnstnns list is still proving to I difficult to decide upon why not let the Georgetown Hockey Herd help ire mil purchaser is n souvenir free Hut forget wait I long for yiur ticket ire heme lid now aid ire no tickets will hi s it tin In d iy of Tickets can be sell m ill r I r Dave KentnerR77iini Herald Sporti Editor This past Canadian Football League campaign has featured Its share of different twists for Halton Hills native Jeff The seven year CPL veteran started the year as a Toronto Argonaut ana despite having his best year as a pro Inglis was then shipped out to Saskatchewan after games before being released by the western Riders with three games left in the regular season But rather than settling into his offseason routine Inglis was signed to tice agreements by first Edmonton Eskimos then Hamilton Tiger Cats once the playoffs began In fact In was still with Hamilton when the Tiger Clots defeated the Eskimos in he Grey Cup although he dress for he game In both In stances injuries along the offensive line forced the CFL teams to add In Is as insurance However the two Grey Cup finalists t the only clubs to ex press interest In the 275- pound offensive tackle from Ottawa Rough Riders and Montreal Alloucttes call Inglis but both teams didn t come up with anything concrete for him By virtue of his release from Saskatchewan and not signing a con tract with cither Hamilton or Ed Inglis still remains a free agent and can go to any club However despite the interest ex pressed by some teams Inglis re mains noncommittal about and as to where he will be playing It s hard to exactly he said These clubs Hamilton and Ed went to trie Grey Cup so just how many people will they need As for Ottawa I haven talked to them since all the recent happen here Rough Riders being sold Maybe they re out of the picture don t want to emphasize them clubs expressing on interest In continued 1 know those are the facts but who knows what Is going to phone I Just want to go to a team lhat really needs me Its ironical that what started out as Inglis best season hit a low point with the release but came back full circle with working out with the eventual Grey Cup champs Inglis with Hamilton when the Tiger Cats eliminated Toronto in the iwo- final But to do so the Cots had to overcome a deficit at one point before rallying back for the- scries win It was also Ironical when In was traded to Saskatchewan It was to accommodate former Dallas Cowboys starter Chris Schultz Mark Dunning goes to Aurora in order to get more ice time Herald Sports Now is not he time to be a rookie with the Ontario Hockey League s North Bay Centennials Georgetown Mark Dunning can at test to that The year old defenccman left North Bay last week having a conversation with Centennials coach general manager Bert Tcmpleton The conversation was based on Dunning not getting enough ice time with the club and it was decided tint maybe it was bet for to pi iy for he Centennials Tier II Junior affiliate club in Aurora Dunning round draft pick of the i in in last midget drjlt and was able to on with club after training camp However the return of defenecmen Mike Buffalo NIll Nick Kyprocs and Templetou put ting forward Wayne MePhee back on defence didn look good for rookie like Dunning get pluylng time Dunning was with North Bay for 30 games and had no scoring points Bert has it In Ills mind that he Wants to go for the Memorial Cup and now he has the team to do it Dunning said There arc only two missing from last year club At first Dunning fell the moc be one for him but wo practices with the Aurora club ch those thoughts Dunning said Bert thoutJii 1 wosn getting any better with limited lee lime so wc talked and d it was better for me to somewhere where I cm play When relumed home he first skated with Georgetown Pontine Gemini and there wire hopes the former Centennial could play for the Central Ontario Junior Hockey league club However with being North Bay affiliate club and being in the Tier ranks it was felt the Georgetown native would improve more with Aurora Dunning has had two workouts with Auron and will play his first with the new team this weekend on the road in and Dunning said he has noticed a big difference in the coaching styles of Tcmpleton and Aurora s Norm Norm is totally opposite of Bert Dunning said Norm will take the and talk to you about what you re doing right and will help you with what you re doing wrong where Bert gives you a blast While first being disappointed about leaving North Bay Dunning now has the insight as to what the is like That experience will be beneficial next season as Tcmpleton is looking o Dunning to help anchor the Centennial defence corps Being In North Bay improved my skating and improved my passing My confidence might hove gone down but coming back and Im back some weight from At least I II know what lo ex for next year But for the time being Dunning will be bock amongst familiar roundlngs By playing In Aurora Dunning can go to school In Georgetown resume his Grade and 13 studies and be back with his friends Not only that fellow Georgetown native Don Cruise is now a teammate of Dunning In Aurora There had been growing pressure in Toronto at the lime or Inglis trade for the Argos to insert Schultz into the lineup The media had been applying the pressure stating that because the Argos had given up so many sacks a change was needed However even with Schultz in the lineup offensive line con tinued giving up the quarterback sacks Inglis said when he first donned a football uniform three weeks after being released from Saskatchewan he was a little rusty However once the Grey Cup game had arrived he wos ready to play but the Tiger Cols went with backup Ralph to replace starter John Ma I now sky who was hurt While wishing he could have seen action in the game Inglis understood his chances of playing for Hamilton were slim best It pretty tough for them Hamilton because they cant put me in front of someone who has been there nil year said By Grey Cup day I was ready but it was to no avail because Hamilton had everyone ready to go Since first second off seasons began he has been attending University of Western Ontario once a week working on his course in philosophy Inglis has begun his weight training routine and Is glad the year Is over Its good being home now for a little rest Inglis said It nice to finally be settling into the off season I thought It would be a longer one but At age 30 Inglis still has many pro ductive years left as an offensive lineman However should the phone not ring and no offers come forth In doesn t plan to sit around and feel sorry for himself For life won t end without football If I don get a call 1 11 go to school and finish it off real quick he said I II go into another phase and look for something else