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Hatton Hills This Week, Wednesday, November 3, 1993 — Page 15 SALES SERVICE LEASING HWY. #25 & 401 878-4137 MILTON Raiders sweet and sour By Mike Zrostek As quickly as the Georgetown Chrysler Raiders ended their six game losing streak, they. got off on the wrong skate Saturday with a 8-5 loss at home against the Streetsville Derbys. Friday night in Oakville, the Raiders downed the * Blades 6-4 thanks to three- point nights by Ian Ellis, Beas Elinesky and Will Goalie Nick Moatessano had another strong game the Raiders stopping 38 of shots he faced including 15 big third period saves. With the loss Saturday, the Raiders are now 3-9 with seven points (one point awarded for OT loss) four behind Streetsville and Oakville. The Raiders came out fly- ing in the first period scoring right off the face-off as Ellis and Elinesky fed Brent Ford who popped one in eight sec- onds into the game for a 1-0 lead. Ellis-scored a short-handed marker four minutes later for a quick 2-0 lead. Oakville would reply at the 9:03 mark, but Ryan Brown would pump in two late third period goals for a 4-1 lead the paises wouldn’ t.relin- qui Bak teams traded goals in the second as Montessano stoned the Blades in the sec- ond stopping 15 shots. ville scored two power play goals in the third to nar- row the Raiders lead to 5-4, but Ellis scored his 11th goal ‘4 N of the year into an empty net to halt the Raiders skid. It. was a totally different team Saturday, despite get- ting Trevor Brandt and Kris back. “Both Brandt and Arro Played well, they helped the team,” said head coach Gary Ford. “A couple guys that should have helped didn’t, so no matter what they did it didn’t matter.” Brandt was back following a suspension and immediate- ly paid dividends assisting on the Raiders first goal by Chris Logue that tied the game at 1-1. Brandt added two goals in the third but the damage had been done. The score was 2-1 for Streetsville after one and 5-2 after two. Paul Stinnett was pulled following the fifth Derbys goal at 8:34 of the one after stopping only 140) a ‘wasn’t all his (Stinnett’s) fault, he let in a couple of soft ones but that’s gonna happen when you face that much rubber,” said Ford. The. teams exchanged goals in the third including Brent Ford scoring the last Raiders goal. Even though the Raiders welcomed back Brandt.and Arro they may have lost assistant captain Elinesky who suffered a hip injury and didn’t finish the game. West Division GP Burlington Hamilton Milton Brampton Oakville Streetville Georgetown Royal York 1 East Division GP ownnnoogs anwaanarogs PLAYER TEAM Barry MacDonald Burlington David Aussem Burlington Oakville Brampton Burlington Oakville Brampton Burlington Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Jason Slaney Ryan Foster. Chiris Poshni Kent Williams Phil Mialowski Jason Stewart Mike Massis Matt Turek Steve Rebelo lan Ellis Georgetown 10 PROVINCIAL JUNIOR “A” STANDINGS as at October 31 COV M®MVA 70 egnvHaRAwor 58 Lindsay ah 2: 382 4 WEST DIVISION SCORING LEADERS GP G PIM 12 16 12. 16 12 11 10 10 1 11 11 W 10 PTS 28 27 37 ounotsoant Elinesky has a goal and six assists in eight games and with the Raiders playing three games this week against Hamilton, Brampton and Milton, it et help ifhe misses any game: Ford stresses the Raiders have to play more consistent if they are going to have any a success in games this year. “We have eight or nine guys giving 100 per cent and five or six guys giving 60 per cent and you won’t win that way. Everybody must give 100 per cent. The Raiders were in Hamilton Tuesday; travel to Brampton Thursday, then journey to Milton Friday. Golden Age Bowling Team Standings Four Plus One Snow Birds Del’s Belles Humbugs The 1 High Average - Women Joan Archibald 201 High Average - Men Norm Wilcox 199 Redmen swamped By Ellen Piehl Special to HHTW The Acton High School Redmen senior girls basket- ball team was simply out- played by solid defense last Thursday afternoon as M.M. Robinson High School of Burlington defeated them at ome 59 -10. Robinson ne to ne Redmen early in th scoring 15 points in n the ee quarter. The Redmen did, however, manage to score two points before the quarter was over. Things got even: worse for the Redmen in the second quarter. Robinson’s strong offense registered another 15 points to take a 30 - 2 lead at the end of the first half. The Redmen battled back a little bit late in the third quar- ter with a three-pointer by Janise Bailey to cut Robinson’s lead to 37 points. The Redmen scored an additional two points shortly er. At the end of the quarter, Robinson lead 45 - 7. Acton scored three more points, including a bonus foul shot, in the fourth, but it wasn’t enough as Robinson won the game by 49. Top scorers for the Redmen were: Jenny Goy (5), Janise Bailey (3) and Amanda Garwood (2). Last Saturday, the Georgetown Beaver Lumber Major Novice Raiders hockey team bottle drive was a great success as the cover the cost of team jackets and tournament costs. boys worked long and hard, raising money to photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW A true (yep) fish story minutes. After a valiant fight, the Northern surren- dered and was in the net. Andres’ prize weighed in a 11 pounds and was 33 By Mike Leuenberger Special to HHTW The Northern Pike is a fish with a dual personality as far as anglers are con- cerned. When small, it can be considered a pest by most fishermen. This attitude changes as the Northern Pike grows. Large pike are defi- nite bragging rights material; a real contender for the ulti- mate fresh water trophy fish. Local junior angler, 9- year-old Andres Corley was trolling on the Magnetawan River..He thought he had snagged the bottom or some rocks. His uncle cut the engine and they attempted to. free his lure. When Andres’ reel started peeling out at a rapid rate he knew he was not snagged and that the fight had just begun. He battled with the large fish as it swam. for the bot- tom time after time, trying to break the hook free. The contest between the young fisherman and the mighty fish continued for 15. inches long. He was trolling at approximately four miles an hour using light tackle and a rainbow-colored rapala. It was this....bi Nine-year-old Andres Corley won this tg. with an 11- pound 33-inch Northern Pike. photo submitted