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8- ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, DECEMB11EIî l2th, 1973 TOPS-AHL, IN SCORING POINTS -Steven West pflaying for the New Haven Nighthawks topped the league in scoring points as of December 4th. West had 35 points off 15 goals and, 20 assists. Peter MacNab of Cincinnati was in second place with 33 points along with sachurak or Providence. NEW ARENA FOR MIAN VERS -WiII Richardson of Pontypool informed us on Monday that Manvers Township Cuneil bas approved the expenditure of $260,000 for an arena in Manvers to be built at the Junction of 7A and 35 near the Grandview Public School. Tt is expected'that the contract will be let this week. An upstairs hall is to be included but will be completed i ixterior in the fu'ure. ORONO TYKES DEFEATED BY BOWMANVILLE-The Orono Tykes were defeated 2-1 by Bowmanville at the Orono Arena on Friday evening. Although the effort. was great by a number of the local boys only Eddy King was able to bit the back of the twine for Orono. orono novice flyers defeat newcastle-The Orono Novice, Flyers took a 4-0 victory over Newcastle at the Orono Arena on Friday night. Bret Johason carried the attack for Orono Swith two goals and an assist. Paul Reed and Danny Barlow notched the other two goals with assists to Enri Atkins and Terry Watson. ORONO NOVICE FLYERS ROAST ORONO ROAST BEEF NOVICE 7-3-Saturday morning in the Orono rink two Orono Novice teamns met with the Flyers taking a 7-3 victory over the Roast Beef team. Mike Lesliefo the Flýyers scored two REGISTER TWO W IINS AT KAWARTHA ON SATURDAi Two local horseman registered wins at the Kawartha on Saturday evenin-Lg witb the wins coming in the second and the third, race. Golly's Dolly owned by Gen Tennant of Orono and driven by Derek Newman of Orono registered her fifth win of the season in the second race in a time of 2.10.2. Peppermint Willie 2nd and Wrong Time 3rçl in the event. Carmen Cornet picker up its fîfth win in eight starts this year in the third race in a time of 2.09.3. The horse is owned by Robert Everson of Whitby but is trained and driven by Gord Irwin of Orono. True Color 2nd behind Carmen Cornet. Joe Johnston won the first race of'the night followed by Newton Star and Duncan Hierbert. Fourtb race Barb's Dream, Lamplighter, Snow Bal Valley. Fîfth race Williw Fleet first, Vinegar Pete, Wil Lor Flashy and'Gerald Robinson fourth with High Attorney. Sixth Race Arkansas Traveller, BLue Ice and Kaol's Maiçi. Seventh race won by Bae State Jan, Long Deal's Lad and C.A. Dale. lI this race Jack Williams placed fourtb with Harwill SHUirley and Keith West fifth with Eastwood Scot. Gerald Robinson was seventh with Willîe's pride. Ja De Glasford was again edged out for a win in the eighth race being drivyen by Keith West. Althougb the wind evaded the horseagain it bas been racing well and again finisbed in the imoney with a third place finish. The event was won by Rusty Peter formerly owned by John Hooey, of Orono, witi, Shady Ady Second. Ninth race Lee's Land, Ivan's Lucky girl and Mary Bing. Mighty Simncoe won the tenth and final race of the night. Ontario sees more winter harness racing than any of the other provinces. Toronto's Greenwood has sometbing like fîve programs a week from January to March. After that it's six. Orangeville, a smnall town about 40 miles outside of Toronto, has one programn a week throughout the winter, and Barrie Raceway bas slotted in a Wednesday-Friday-Satur- day scbedule for the winter months. Kingston's Frontenac Downs, Peterborough's Kawartha Downs and London's Western Fair Raceway also have winter programs. Windsor is the centre with the most action. hIcluded is àl series of major racing classîcs which annually attract top trotters and pacers from ail over Nortb Amerîca. Windsor's Provincial Cup, 'in late March bas, for the last few years, offered a purse of $50.000. This raceway operates only from early November through to mid-Mâlrch. The major Detroit area raceways acorss the Detroit Rivrr then take over the summner months. 1 TUHE KIBITZ Mort Hallowell, managerti of the Ken aEgles, (ete and Jon Thompson,cah (right) were ftenudrfr goals and gained an'assist inihe gamne. The other Flyer goals were by Alan Webster, Evan Bryn Jones, Kenny Prescott, Jim Moffat and Duane Major. Assists for the Flyers went to Kenny Prescott and Alan Webster two each, Duane Major, Kevin Philp and Terrv lIoderes. Peter Krukkert was the spearhead for Mr. Roast Beef gaining ail three goals and thus the hat trick . David Elliott picked up an assist. ORONO PEEWEE HORNETS AND ATHLETICS PLAY TO DRAW-Tbe Orono PeeWee Hornets and Flyers played at the Orono rink on Friday and were unable to settle the contest which ended in a two-all tie. -Wayne MacLean and Stephen Haynes scored the athletic goals with assîsts to Bobby Myles and David Sunstrun. Micheal Mitchell and John West scored the.Hornets goals. ORONO BANTAM FALCONS TIE BOWMANVILLE+The Falcons of Orono and a team from Bowmanville played to a draw on Friday evening with the score standing at two-all. Mathew Robinson and Paul Yeoman scored the local goals with the assists going to Doug Hancock and Bill Hudgins. ORONO BANTAM EAGLES TAKEN BY BEWDLEY 3-1 The Bantamn Eagles could only muster one goal Sunday in Bewdley and thus were defeated 3-1 by the Bewdley entry in the Bantamn league. The lone Orono goal was scored by Greg Hickey but mnost of the boys state they should have won the game. ORONO MIVIDGETS STRONG ON THE ROAD-The Orono Midget travelling to Newcastle on Saturday took a ciècislve 4-2 viciory. Chris-obinson picked up two points in the game with a goal and an assist. Single points went to John Nanninga, David Brown and Kenny Neal for goals and to Mike Maitland, Greg Gorham-and Blaine Barnes for assists. NEWCASTLE TOWN LEAGUE REPORT by Slapshot REIDS AIND COWANVILLE TIE 3-3 Reid's set a fast pace at the Ice Palace Sunday nîght and were leading Cowanville 3-0 at the end of the second period, goals scored by Wayne Pearce and two by Mike MacGregor. Cowanvîlle took over the play at 1.18 of the thîrd period witb a goal by Sid Arnold. They held control for the _________ ___Continued pa çge 1) __________ ELECTED MVP FOR EAGLES JOHN NMATHER John MNather an outfielder witb the Kendal Eagles was elected as the Alost Valuable Player of the year by bis team mates at the annual meeting last week. John was an 'outfielder with the club and topped the batting average with the club batting an average of .361. Although plaq.ued with an arm injury during the year John was a great competîtor and moral bulider for the club. John Withcrxdge took se- cond place in the batting average with .,Fraser Wallace .286, Ralph Kennedy .276. Peter Ilenderson. Paul during the basebali season. called to the froxil by Presi- This -as coniàtied at1 the dn Bert -eind again put anulmeeting onrW. ns-thouh hewrnger. Bert dlay ai zis ee t te Acre--s Reid (lefit)ta e-,:o in the,.ir Jones and Chas. Reid aIl at .250, Bob Robinson .225, Ron West .222,' Pete Maartense .211, John Robinson .200. NOW SMOKING A NEW PIPE Mr. Roy Sleep of Kendal receives praise at every annual meeting held by the Kendal Eagles for bis work as keeper of the basebaîl dia- mond at the Jackson Memor- ial Park in Kendal. This year was no exception and to show their, appreciation for the work that Mr. Sleep does do at Kendal the membersbip of the Eagles presented Mr. Sleep 41 with a new pipe of wbich be is very proud. ROYSLEEP WHY PAY MORCE? SAVE ON *DIESEL FUEL U MOTOR OIL GASOLINE * Premium Quality w Farm Tanks and * Pumps Available à P..668-3381 0h~ *D X mFnU EL DI * For Pronipt Cqurteous serV$ee i CaII Us TWai, Something for everyone.. every day of the year! rihe biL C ,ompvemy 356 DEANAE OSHIWA, NTAiRIO.TELPHOE: 23-96 .,- rmtrl- - , < 11, -- «ý 1- 1 Ï4ý n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .