Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 30, 1988, p. 10

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Page I SECTION Till HERALD Wednesday November ISSS Give me a Brake Georgetown Raider forward Chuck get let win gave the Italdera of third place backhand a at the net a Derby ahead of the Raiders lee action this week In the Brake struggles hack into annual Henry Tournament at Weston Arena popped a pair or goals to help Georgetown dump before returning home on Dec 10 to race the Burlington on Saturday night at Alcolt Arena The Herald photo Sabre players clear the air to ice strong performance A therapeutic team meeting helped the Acton Sabres put together one of their beat efforts of the mudo In MidOntario Hockey League play last Friday night In Acton Despite losing the contest to the Calebon both coach Ken Steen and general manager Robin Inscoe were pleased with the Sabres performance It was a good game the guyi played well said on Satur day Theyplayed the way they ere capable of playing echoed The improved outing against the leagues hotshooting second place Flyers came after a disastrous per formance in Alllston last Wednesday night that saw the Sabres lose stunk the Joint out In Alllston said Inscoe Sabre players held a team meeting prior to Fridays contest to air some feelings and to discuss what the squad needed to do to lnv upon a record Weve got to work on a few things said Were playing good entertaining hockey and were not filling up the penalty box The wins have got to come On Friday Sabres were down after JO minutes but roared bade to force a lie heading Into the third period A threegoal outburst In a twominute span of period two gave Acton a brief lead before the end of the frame Caledon potted what proved to be the winning ally at of the final period and added an empty netter at 19 with Dean Bower on the bench in favor of on extra- attacker Acton Just missed tying the con est at when Todd drill ed a shot off the post with seconds remaining just prior to the Flyers empty net Insurance goo Snlmlrak notched one goal for Ac ton while other singles went to Wayne Rivers Sean Ian Ellis and Mike Assists went to Steve Wagner 11 Ian Ellis Troy Foster Jason Lucas Wayne Rivers and Sean SABRE RATTLINGS Actons two representatives In the MidOntario C allstar team captain Pete Cargill and Jason Lucas both played well as the leagues select squad downed Pickering Panthers of the Metro B league In Brad ford on Saturday Cargir The spaceeyed Buffalo hunter Kotsos explodes for four as Atoms crush Flamboro Alec was getting ready or work Click click snap He checked ihe weapon and carefully placed it In the holster Lunch Is ready Alec Thanks Chris Well Im off Well see you ail later and yes 1 11 be careful I watched the whole scene with a bit of a funny feeling In my stomach This alter all was Ihe closest that Ive ever gotten to a real loaded gun You see my sister Christine always prepares meal and helps her husband Alec get ready for work Hes an O P officer stationed In Yep Christine pretty little thing that she is seems much less ap prehensive of loaded guns than her older socalled tougher out brother urn thats me Just In case you were wondering Anyway guns and I nave never become acquainted and friendly probably because Ive never been around these weapons very much Now this can pose a bit of a pro blem for an outdoors writer but I made It very clear to the boys down at the Herald that this was In fact the case when I applied for the Job no obligatory hunting columns from yours trul Well bless em It didnt seem to make much difference The fact is plainly and simply I am not a hunter and this La precisely the season when lota of other outdoor columnists switch their attention to the noble sport of game and guns bucks and bows moose and men get the picture This year I thought that I would change Just a little bit No no Im not about to take up hunting although fishing could probably be classified as a form of the sport No this year instead of explain ing to people why I dont hunt and why I continue to fish yearround well I thought that I would adopt a different tactic You might try it yourself Thla autumn a conversation could go something like this You love fishing right Len I mean thats obvious I You bet Do you hunt too they don call mo the old Speyslde Buffalo Hunter for Spaceeyed what You know your eyes are kind of weird Now you know that youre on to a good thing so you Just let it roll hunter you repeal patiently I didnt think lhat people Are you kidding Its getting more popular all of the time I Thousands and thousands of us some weekends Well where do you go Buffalo well that means States eh So ten you go down and hunt in the States You bet EMI An EKMlltnt ChrUtmif QUI MOUNTAIN BIKES I J AecessorlM semes well what type of equipment do you need Listen Mike Marcolinl and his pals at and M Pro Sports In Georgetown Just below my of fice have everything that you need good colors great hats the best You know you need good camouflage After all you don t want to stand out too much In the middle of about other hunters eh Wowl I had no idea but I meant do you use a gun or bow and arrow or what Heck no I You can get excited about the game but you dont need a gun or anything like If you get Into trouble well bare hands are usually enough Wowl How did you gel Into ibis Well lei me tell you Bears are tough Bengals too We lake em all on Bucsarecomingupsoon Wow bucks Theyre a type of deer right Well theyd be dear to me too if theyd Just flop down and play dead like they have most of the season when we go after them Hold it a Deer dont do that And and you mentioned bengals Theres no tiger hunting in these parts is there Depends upon your perspective All I meant was that go hunt in Buffalo for the big twin W Im really getting confused Please explain Well first were afler a big W another win for Buffalo ihe Bills you know NFL football Oh I Seel I thought you meant the animals Well their fans hove been called worse things I suppose Anyway after the first W Is wrapped up go for ihe second and that can only mean one thing wings Buffalo- style Im afraid that thats as close as Im going to get to big game We figure that we earn them sitting through all that rain and sleet and stuff cheering on the good And we like our wings hot Were tough Mmmm huh You know youre crazy You bet Come to think of I wouldnt want to see you with a gun in your SUcktoftshlngokay I plan to So go ahead If youre a hunting outdoorsperson try the old BuffaloHunter bit on your unsuspecting Innocent non- sporting type friends It also works occasionally on children under five years of age Oh and dont worry if they ve read this article or not After oil how many people do you think tually pay attention to this columnist anyway SHORELINES If you still have the fishing urge I would suggest that you become familiar with Lake Scugog It has an extended yellow pickerel walleye season and Its one of the best Icefishing spots in these parts for later in the year Its close to home and the fish are clean with no contaminants detected so far Just remember to throw all those bass and back okay Watch for more on this underrated lake in future articles especially alter Ice forms ON THE HORIZON The sport Christmas List See you In two ByDOUGTHOM Herald Special Georgetown Major Atoms re bounded from a loss to Mltton to defeat In recent county hockey action At Memorial Arena on Sunday Georgetown supporters were treated lo a tight checking well played game between the local team leading Milton Georgetown scored first on a goal by David assisted by Tim While the local team dominated play ihey were unable to maintain their lead and ended up losing The final score did not reflect the closeness of the game and the outstanding effort made by all of the Major Atom players In on Nov 15 the Atom team regained their com and completely dominated the game winning 102 In all 12 Oakville avenges loss to Novices Last Sunday afternoon Georgetown Major Novices hosted and the visitors were out for revenge The last time these two teams met bock in October our boys come out on top In an exciting gome which could have gone either It has been a tough season for our boys ihls year and the victories have been hard to come by There have been many highlights though A few that come to mind ore Brad Davidsons five goals against Erin and his successful penalty shot against Curtis dams two goal games against Erin and Allan unassisted goal against while we were two men short and an outstanding effort by the whole team against two memorable goals from Andrew Beavan and Shane Thompson Sunday afternoon provided another highlight albeit in a losing cause Midway through the first period defence man Ryan Belt skated behind his net and passed the puck to Allan Rasmussen who was skating up the right side Allan Im mediately hit Brad Kouvoumllan with a pinpoint pass up the middle completing the breakout play which coach Dave Bell has been drilling over and over In practice Brad then slipped the puck between the legs skated In atone and overpowered the net minder wllh a quick wrist shot Brad t had many good op portunities this year but when he gets in alone he very rarely misses Curtis completed the scoring for Georgetown in the final period when he came from behind the net and tucked the puck past the goalies pads Next game Is Sunday afternoon against players hit the scoreboard reflec ting the teamwork and extensive passing that the Georgetown team displayed David led the focal scor ing two goals and two assists while David Kalbarskl bad two goals and one assist Marc Boucher one goal and two assists Brad Spears one goal and two assists Scott Truman one goal and two assists Tbom three assists Kevin Lumb one goal one assist Paul Sandlfer one goal and Scott Lahey one goal David Boere Sandy Davidson and Tim Dlardichuk each were awarded an assist in the game Once again the coaching staff was pleased with the back check 1ns of the forwards the work of the defence as well as the solid effort of the goal tender Josh Richardson Andrew worked hard In the comers to tie up the club and force the play The Major Atoms next travel to The Georgetown Major Atoms hockey team exploded against on Saturday Nov for a victory in Memorial Arena Josh Richardson earned the seasons first shutout with a well played game stopping Flamboro assaults with a hang tough ag gressive goal tending style David led the scoring with Tour goals and an assist In an outstanding effort Other point achievers were Paul Sandlfer two goals two assists David Boere four assists Brad Spears two goals one assist Scott one goal two assists David Kalbarskl two assists Tim two assists Marc Boucher two assists Kevin Lumb one goal and Sandy Davidson one on a sizzling wrist shot from point position A total team effort was made by all players with good back check ing from the forwards solid play by the defence and aggressive goaltendlng Coaches Jim Lahey and Tom Davidson were pleased with the fine team effort and play HYUNDAI OWNERS For Service 8731818 AUT0MASTER 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