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6-ORONO WEEKLY TIMEFS, JANUARY 16th, 1973 "ÏS.4R TS1 NEWCASTLE TOWN LEAGUE HOCKEY REPORT PARTNERS 3 SPENCERS 1 Partners Plumbing scored a goal' in each period Sunday night at the Newcastle Arena to give them a 3-1 win over Spencers Real Estate. Spencers started off at a fast pace, but soon lost their enthusiasm when 2 goals scored in the first seven minutes of play were disallowed. The first because of a player being inside the goal crease, and the second as referee Tom Campbell and Peter Duck dlaim they neyer saw the puck enter the net. Talking to the spectators afterwards they al agreed the referees must be blind. The first goal scored for the pipebenders by B. Anderson at 17.20of the first period. B. McCllough lit the mark at 6.52 of the second period, giving Partners a 2-0 lead. The third period saw Greg Gray of Spencers score on a pass from Mike White at the .50 second mark. The last goal was scored by Parnter's Ron Farrow at 11.50. Shots on net Partners 27, Spencers 25. ELMHIURST HOTEL EDGE REIDS HARDWARE Goalie George Van Dam stopped 18 shots in leading Elmhurst Hotel to a 3-1 victory over Reids Hardware. The Hardware men who took a 1-0 lead in the first period witb a goal by W. Truil at 17.39 were soon tied by a superb effort of PhilI Fox who scored at 3.58 of the second period. Ron Slack scored what turned out to be the winner at 10.13 of the third period. This put the Hotel men out in front 2-1. Gary Van Dam added the clincher with'20 seconds to go in the contest into an empty net, Shows on net Elmhurst 26, Reids QUEENS BLITZ COWANVILLE Queens Hotel used their own version of the'blitz Sunday ight to beat Cowanvillè Auto Parts in the town league hockey gameat Newcastle Arena. Queens within four minutes, 12 seconds of the second period, scored four times to give them an 8-6 triumph over Cowanville Auto Parts. 1 Glen 'Murphy, top leader ini individual scoring picked up a bat trick and two assists led Queens to their victory. Other goals for Queens a pair by B. Alldread, a pair by B. Rowe and a single by Ray West. Charlie Green picked up three points, one on a penalty shot, along with Fred Alldread, Pete and Paul McCullough were the marksmen for Cowanville. SCOREBOARD Top leaders in individual scoring race àre: Glen Murphy of Queens with 26 points, Bil McCullough 20 points, Sid Arnold and Pete McCullough of Cowanville with 18 points each, and Mike White of Spencers with 16 points. LEAGUE STANDINGS Partners on top with 13 points,, Cowanville and Queens-I10 points each. Reids Hardware bas 9 points, Elmhurst Hotel 8 points and Spencers 4 points. Three games left in 'the schediule and only four points separating the top four teams. A very tigbtý race for play off spots. ORONO TYKES DOWNED BY BOWMANVILLE-Tbe Orono Tykes. were defeated 3-4 by Bowmanville on Friday. The tbree Orono goals were by Scott Prescott, Rodney Armstrong and Jeff Mitchell. Assists went to Bob Hutton and Scott Prescott. OROôNO FLYERS DOWN NEWCASTLE 5-1-The Orono Atomn Flyers took a decisive 5-1 win over Newcastle with Warren Nichols scoring two of Orono's goals. Ken Farrow, Kevin West and John Bolton scored the other three goals. Tbree assists went to Steve Stec along with assists to John Bolton and Ken Farrow%. ORONO PEEWEE ATHILETICS DEFEAT BEWDLEY ,1-3. The Orono Athletic Peewees defeated Bewdley in a close game 4-3. Wayne MacLean netted two of the goals witb Ken Evans netting the other two. Assists went to Stephen Haynes, Ross Stutt and Danny Webster. ORONO HORNET PEEWEES SHUTOUT MILLBROOK-The Orono Hornets scored four unanswered goals when they meet Millbrook on Saturday. Marcel Cbarland scored tWo of the goals with Tom Hollinger and John West completing the route. Martin Vissers was credited with two assists and Michael Mitchell one. ORONO FALCON BANTAMS DEFEATED BY BOWMAN+ VILLE-The Orono Falcon Bantams took a 9-3 defeat in an exhibition game on Saturday at the hands of a team from Bowmnanville. The three Orono goals were shared by Bill Hodgins, Larry Haskell and Mike Hollinger. Assists went to Jim Leslie and Doug Hancock. The following is the standing of the Ujnited Counties league team standings as of January 7th, 1974 PEEWEES- Orono Hornets Newcastle Orono Atleties Millhrook Flyers Bewdley Orono Flyers Millbrook Wings Played Won 5 3 5 3 6 2 6 3 7 2 5 2 6 0 Lot 0 Tie Pts. 2 8 2 '8 3 7 1 7 1 5 o 4 BANTAMS Bewdley Millbrook Orono Falcons Orono Eagles Newcastle MIDGETS Bewdlley Orono Graf ton - Newcastle Coîborne ATOMS Newcastle Orono Flyers rono Roast Beef Orono Athletics Bewdley Millbrook Blues Newcastle Blues Millbi-ook Reds 3 3 O O 6 STARTS SEASON WITH WIN AT KAWARTHA Gerald Robinson went into the Kawartha raceway on the opening of racing for the season on Sunday and picked Up a win in the eigbtb race. Robinson drove Higb Class to the win in 2.11.3. Gord Irwin driving in the same race placed sixth with Josedal Tina. In the second race of the afternoon the first Orono horse sbowed up, Golly's Dolly owned by Glen Tennant. The borse, driven by Derek Newman placed second with the race going in 2.15.2. The event was won by Direct Topic. 'Keitb West again reached the money with Ja De! Glassford in the third race placing, third. Race winner 0. C. Higbtime in 2.15.1. Keitb West also placed fourth with Eastwood Scot in the seventb race won by Aramac Blaze. Junior West took a fourtb place win in the fifth, witb C. Peake's horse, Inco Cbief. Race won by Neil Time. In the fourth race Junior West finished fiftb witb Tarpot Scotty. Sagliam was the winner in 2.14.4. ANNOUNCE FIELD CROP WINNERS The following is the 1973 Field Crop Competition standings sponsored by the Durham Central Agricultural Society, Orono. 'SILAGE CORN' Newton Selby, 92 points; Ceresmore Farms 8812; Ro. bert Alun 881/2; Donald Stap. les 841/2: Gerald Brown -84; Sawmac Farms 831/z; James Lowery 80½/; G. Barry and SOns 80; Pedwell Farms 792; H. Ransberry 79; Wm. Allin 781/2; Francis Jose 78; W. Lake 771/; B. Bragg and SOns 77; Ken Hien derson 76;,Wm. Tamblyn 74; Richard Morton 71; Pier. Sikma 64; and'R.C. Kent 621/2 points. 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