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8The Canadian Statesmian, llowmanville, January 31, 1979 $ 7,000 Damage in Newcastle Apartment Fire CommercilHockey, Team W. Frank Firths Cowans Spencers Player Knox BI. Prentice Baker Radimaker Corneli Ormiston Wilson Shackelton Woolner Brown Player Willoughby Sturrock G. Murphy D. Sleep Cowans Burgess Fire broke out in a rear unit of the Bond Head Apartments, Mill Street South, Newcastle, last Wed- nesday. A baseboard heater being used to maintain a minimum heat in the vacant apartment caught fire. The apartment building is owned by Melor Driver of Pickering and Fire Chief Jim Hayman estimated damage at approximately $7000. The other three units in the building sustained minimal smoke damage. Thursday Night Hockey, In the early game Fariner and his recruits didn't put up much fight as Lockes pounded D & RSports to the tune of 7 - 12. Woolner had a good rlight, scoring three and a ssisting on 3 to move within one point of the league leader Brown., Other scorers were McLaugh- linwith two, singles went to Murphy and Bowen. Humen- ick had 3 assists, McLaughlin and Crough with two, singles went to Lumpy, Creighton and Murphy. For D & R Farrant and Hewer had one each with assists going to Farrant, Bradley and goalie Murphy. In the late contest it was a (À)mstrong goaltender's nightmare with Hunts ousting Hoopers 9 - 6. For Hunt's Photography Copithorn once again had a six point night with 3 and 3. Spook' Brown banged in 4 big ones. 'Rookie Jeffers and 'Mouse' Taylor had singles. Assists went to Dickens with 4, Taylor with 3, Welsh 2, Simpson and goalie Murphy picking up assists. Two assists ini one night, not bad Garry. Hooper's Jewellery, while short staffed put up a good, effort. Nowlan picked up a 'hat trick.' O'Donnell with 2 and Parks a single. Parks picked up 3 assists. Becker 2, singles going to Nowlan, O'Donnell, Hooper and Osmond. With two gaines remaining top spot is still up for grabs with 4 points separating the league. So you'd better take note Eggs and Frank. Major Midgets Down Tougkh Oshawa Squad Brent Clemens' quick risingI slap shot from just outside thej blue line four seconds into the third period provided the margin Van Dyk Real Estate Major Midgets needed in defeatîng a tough Oshawa squad 2-1. The hard hitting contest saw the Realtors go into the lead o n a first perid power play goal by Darreil Goudey. Assisting on the play were Carl Chambers and Terry Riggers. Oshawa evened the count in the second with the Toros playing short handed. Both teams missed good scoring opportunities throughout the match. Mark Doyle turned in an excellent effort between the Toros' pipes. CUSHIONED CORLON. SQ. YARD 3.DAY SPECIALI Imperial Accoone .........$4w19 sq. yd. In-Stock Merchandise OnIy - 12' widths Several colors and patterns ta choose fram Prof essional Installation Avalable Upon Request - McGregorHaumrdwarem 95 King St. W. Telephone 623-2542 BoW manville Mqerry Makers January 25 Huisman, 9, 6383; Moore, 9, 6360; Hooper, 9, 6112; Mc- Mahon, 7, 6127; MeFeeters, 5, 6257; Elliott, 5,6081; Junkin, 4, 6342; Niewenhuis, 4,, 6260; Smith, 4, 6148; Sheehan, 4, 5885. High single - Marg Nieuwen- huis 265, high double - Ruth Minard 424 (173, 251); high average - Mary Huisman 205. Games Over 200 Marg Nieuwenhuis 265, Ruth Minard 251, Doris Pat- terson 235, Mary Huisman 228, Elaine Elliott 224, Gloria Smith 221, Myrna McManus 208, Pat McVitty 207, Mary Jane Andrews 205, Anne, Emmett 204. THE SIGN 0F A GOOD BUSINESS NEIGHBOR ... 7%eminer A MERCHANT WHO CARES ABOUT PEOPLE ... hThis emblem identifies the civic-minded businessmen who sponsor ithe commun ty. Fo if ma i fi ho e C32 6 Win Loss Tie 13 5 - 12 5 1 5 12 1 4 12 2 Team W. Fran W. Fran Firtbs Firths Firths Spenceri Firths Cowans Franks Cowans Team Firths W. Fran Cowans Cowans Totals Spencer lst Gaine Well by looking at the standings of the end of the schedule, it would appear that there will be just Frank's vs Firth's in the finals, but let me tell you don't count Spencer's and Cowan's out just yet because if you were at the games on Sunday morning you certainly would see why 1 say this. In the first game of the morning we saw Spencer's upset John Osborne's Frank's by a score of 5-2. Don Crossey had his goalie Scott Burgess, plus every player up for this game, which just might be an Points 26 25 il 10 Top Ten Scorers Goals Assists .k 26 22 .k 19 16 22 12 7 21 il 12 s 10 12 13 8 12 9 10 9 4 14 Goalies: Goals For 96 94 40 18 58 à9 Points 48 35 34 28 23 22 21 21 19 18 Against 58 66 50 34 84 109 indication of what they will do in the semi finals against Firth's next Sunday. The scoring for Spencer's was done by Howie Ormiston with a pair, and singles going to Hooper, Colwell and Luxton, the assists went to Glen Rice and Nowlan with two each, and singles to Ormiston, Hall, Colwell and Luxton. Good Playoff Type Game Now as for Frank's, if they continue this type of hockey they just might be hanging up their skates a little earlier this year. But I'm quite sure John Osborne and his team whîll be doing everything possible to avoid this. Their scoring was done by, Steve Hogarth and Hopkin's with one each. Better nip up Frank's. 2nd Game This 1 must say looked like the final game of the playoffs, because ail through the game it was no more than a goal apart at anytime, until Mike Cornell at the 16:58 mark tied the game with a big goal for Firth's making it 3-3 then at the 19:05 mark Mike really became the hero of the Firth's squad when he potted the wînning goal making it 4-3 Firth's. Other scorers for Firth' s were J. Baker, and Rick' Radimaker, with one ~ieie.-The equally important assists went to J. Baker, Gary Wilson, and John Colwell with two each and singles going to Rick Radimaker. Real Good Game. Cowan's were missing four of their good players whiph could have meant the cf ference in the game, but al in alI the team played a superb, game throughout, and as I mentioned earlier in the writeup keep your eye on Cowan's and Spencer's in the semi finals. Scoring for Cowan's were Osborne, S. Brown and Shackelton with one each, assists going to T. Baker a pair, singles to Abright, Clarke and Wind. Keep this up and you'll be in the finals. Good luck to all four teams. HeIp your Heait Fund HeIp vour Heart Van yk'sFro m Q.orgetowin Van Dyk Real Estate Major Midgets travelled to George- town last week to participate in the l3th Annual Georgetown Midget Hockey Tournamnent. In the opening round the Toros met Woodstock and came away with a 7 - 4 victory. The pesky Woodstock squad kept the Wlaltors off stride in the first two periods holding a 4 - 3 edge in the score. In the third the Toros took complete command and dominatedtto a tune of four unanswered goals. Leading the Toro attack was Terry Riggers with 3 goals and an assist. Scoring the Cher markers were Randy MacDonald, Rick Simpson, jeff, Sallows,, and _Brept Clemens. Stan Greenham drew 3 assists, Neil Jones and iTou rney Kevin Noble 2 seach while singles went to MacDonal1d,' Clemens and S teve Braun. En the next encounte-r the Toros met the well disciplined Ottawa 79's and dropped a 6 -4 decision to the big "AAA'- centre. The Realtors skate4f' with, out hit and carried th&: play to the 79's but bad- penalties allowedf (ittawa t-o' take the victory with 3 power-. play g oals.__Ottawa l-ed-.1 - -Q after the first period and 4 - 1:' at the end of two as the Toroe' outscored them 3 - 2 in the' third. 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