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SPORTSý Roughley Novice t rade win with lose Orono Novice had two good gaines on the weekend. Mauvers visited Orono on Frîday night to flnd Orono tougher than they had been i previous gaines. Orono open- cd tIhe scoring in the frst period with a fine play by Kevin Robertsansd David Sheridan tc> give Graig An- drews Nernis the goal. Manvers tied it up i the se- cond period. Only fine goaltending kept Orono from going furtiser then. Chris Stadelmaun scored thse win- ner in the lait period with a fine pais from Jeff Devolin. Saturday thse boys travelled to Pickering for an exhibition gaine but were beaten two to one. David Sheridan scored the only Orono goal. The boys were foiled by brilliant goaltending by the Pickering goalie. It was a good teain ef- fort in both gamnes. Well done boys. M&H PieeWees take two impressive wins Orono 1 Dobeaygeon 4 Ou Tuesday, Feb. 9th. thse Matthews and Hill O.M.H.A. Peewees travelled to Bobeaygeon sud came out eu the short end of a 4-1 score. The first period saw Bobcaygeon cone up with the only goal of the period by Geoff Ingrain to go ahcad I-0. Iu the second period we saw Bobcaygeon go ahead 2-0 on a goal by Azdrew Camp- bell. Althoughs the local boys had some excellent scoring chances they had no luck around the Bobcaygeon net, The third period saw Bob- caygeon go up 3-0 before Stuart Irwin put one in for the local, boys to cut the margin to. 3-1, aisisted by Kevin Muinford sud Darren Lewis, with 6 minutes left in thse game Brad Roberts went on a clear cut breakaway only to be stopped cold by the Bobcaygeoni goalie. Bob- caygeon came right back on thse next play to extend their lead to 4-1. Special mention to Jeff Murtin, David Bailey and Kevin Hartwig. Orono 7 Oshawa 2 On Thursday, Orono's Matthews sud HillsInls. O.M.H.A. Peewees played the Oshawa Minor Red Wings in an exhibition game. The local boys were goal hungry and completely dominated the gamne from start to finish, as the Red Wings simply could not get their gaine together. Scoring for Orono were: Darren Lewis 2, Derek Anderson 2, Steven Lycett 2, Patrick Woods, with aisists goig to Steven Lycett 2, Kevin Muin- ford 2, Kevin Hart wig 3, Dar- ren Lewis, Derek Anderson, Shawn Bailey, Russell Sullivan. Special mention to Darren Lewis, Derek Anderson sud Steven Lycett. Orono 6 Sunderland 0 *On Mou. Feb. tIs. The Matthews and Hill O.M.H.A. Peewees playedi host to Sunderland sud came away with su impressive 6-0 win. The local boys camne out flYlug coming up with four goals in the first period. Scott McCullough opened the scoring for Orono assisted by Stuart Irwiu sud David Bailey. Brad Roberts made it 2-0 on su unaisisted effort. Theng Patrick Woods made it 3-0 aisisted by Russell Sullivan with 1:09 left in the period. Brad Roberts scored his second of the night to put O0rono ahead 4-0 assisted by Kevin Muinford. The second period saw the local boys corne up with thse oniy goal of the period to, make it 5-0 on a goal by Shawn Bailey assisted by Kevin Hartwig. In the third period Brad Roberts closed out thse scor- ing with his third goal of the night assisted by Derek Anderson. Final Score Orono 6 Sunderlsud 0. Excellent teain effort guys. S "tutt's Bantams win fit th, Vey scores lOOth, On Thursday, Feb. 1 lth. The Stutts Pharmiacy Ban- tams travelled to Bewdley for their th. playoff gai-e of the first round. Greg Vey scored 5 goals, Stephen Murree 2 and Paul Henry 1. Thse assists went to Guy Brachvogeî 2, Robert French 1, Stephen Murree 1, Greg Vey 1, Paul Henry 1 and Keni Bailey 1. TIse Orono club did not play well in the first period but performed weiî enough in the 2nd. and 3rd. periods to clinch tIse fiftIs straight win. Greg Vey scored his 1OtIs. goal of the season in this game. Kinsmen Bantams look for home win F rida y On Friday Orono Isosted Little Britian for their first game of the pîayoffs to be defeated 6-2. Little Britian domîlnated tIse first two periods scoring five goals. ) v' Cams port A toms, Littie Britain- scoreless tie job between the pipes. Derek Zander injured was there giving his team support. Way to go boys. Orono play thîs Friday at 7:30 at home. Corne out and support your local teams. Travelled to Little Britain. last Friday evening for their first playoff gaine. It was scoreless with a die of 0-0. Orono played a great defensive and offensive gamne. Richardi Stolk did a great Hamilton Midgets win opener with Minden Minden pressed Orono for the first two periods but they were pîaying with only 9 players and finally ran out of gas as Orono pressured them in the third. Scoring for Orono were: Matt Willes 2, Mike Hamel 3, Ted Oster 2, Jeff Gray 1. Assists going to: Mike Hamnel 3, Matt Willes 2, Murray Dennis 2, Ted Oster 1, Paul Morton 1. Orono Midgets next gaine is at Sunderland on Thursday evenin.g at 8:15 and then they travel to Bewdley for a noon game next Sunday. Orono Xoasted Minden for their first meeting o f the playoffs round robin, and came away with a big win. Minden opened the scoring and both teams traded goals to end up with a 3 ail tie at the end of the first period. Orono scored in the second and it stayed that way until the third. Minden scored again to tie it up at 4 alI belore Orono cut lose for 3 unanswered goals. Minden scored once more but by then it was too late. Mike Hamel scored his 3rd. goal of the game to wrap it up for Orono with 1 min. remaining. Tennant Fuel A toms win two in playdowns Rodd to, ice the victory. On Saturday Feb. 13th. Orono fans were again treated to somne fine hockey action as the Tennant Fuels Atomns coasted to a 4 to 1 vie- tory over Bobcaygeon. Orono didn't waste anytime takin 7, the lead as Ted Gaudet scored an unassisted goal 12 seconds into the gamre. Six- teen seconds Iter Todd TherteIl cashed ;n a Tim Baiîey pass to make it 2-0 Orono before tIse game was 30 seconds oîd. As thee lst. period drew, to a close An- thony Webb connected on a pass from Todd Gray to give Orono a 3-0 lead. There was no scorîng in the second period but earîy in the third Bobcaygeon spoiled Mike Goodmurphy shut out ai- tempt as they broke through our almost impervious defence to score. Orono add- ed an insurance goal a couple of minutes Iter as Brian Rodd scored from Todd Hut- ton and Jason Burnham. The final score Orono 4 Bob- caygeon 1 really flattered tIse opposition as we completely dominated tIse games. Keep up the good work guys. cond Mark Sargent assisted by Scott Irwin to tie tIse game. Little Britian scored agai-n. David LaFranice assisted by Peter Lornax at the 2:01 mark to tic it again. Little Britian scored again to take the lead, At the 2:36 mark in the third John Cowan put on-. between the pipes unassisted to tie tIse garne. Orono wîil host Little Bni- tian on home ice this Friday evening. Let's go guys you can. On Feb. l2th. the Tennant Fuels Atoms hosted Sunderland coming out on tIse winning end of a 4-2 score. This game was a much dloser contest than the gamne played in Sunderland with Ise out cone not really being decided unitil the third period when Brian Goodwin scored his third goal of the gaine. Ted Gaudet assisted on Brian's first goal to gîve Orono a 1-0 lead mid-way through the Ist. period. That lead was short-lived as Sunderland came back a minute later to tie it up. Belore thse period 'ended however, we were back in the lead as Brian scored bis se- cond goal on an unassisted effort. There was no scoring in the second period despite Orono having a wide edge in play out shooting the opposi- tion 8 to 2. With rwo minutes gone in thse third period Brian finished off the hat trick with help fromn Todd Hutton and Laurens Kaldeway. Sunderland attempted a comn- eback closing to within one goal with four and one half minuted left in tIse gamne but Ted Gaudet scored in the final minute from Brian John Cowan assisted by Mark Sargent and Atlan Hall to put Orono on the board. Little Britian scored again. John Cowan scored assisted by David Little and Todd Mercer at tIse :02 mark. Corne on guys you can do it. Team Work! On Sunday evening Oronio traveîled to Little Britian tie- ing then 3-3. Little Britian opened the scoring late nin the first period to take the lead 1-0. At thse 9:05I mark in the se- Oirono Weekly Tirnes, Wednesday, February 16th, 1982 - 9 Port Hopie team&w edges New Dutch O"ven Tykes The fast action started with the drop of the puck and con- tinued for three periods as the Port Hope Tykes took on the Orono Dutch Oven Tykes last Saturday. The Orono boys were trying their best and they started the scoring early in the first period Mhen David ShmYr flipped the puck ovcr a SUrprised Port Hope goalie Ryan Rock and Sean McKenzie assisted on the play, The teams skated from end to end but were unable to score until 12:52 of the second period, David scored his second goal on a pass from Jean Paul Tousig- ~nant and Trevor Lomax. Seven Stadlemann and David Paynton-Stewart alternated in the Orono goal and kept Port Hope off the scoreboard until 13:45 of the second period. Port Hope scored again early in the third period to tie the game 2-2. Port Hope scored a third goal with only 8 minutes left in the garne. The Orono boys tried desperately to die up the game in the last few minutes but could nlot corne up with a goal. Final score Port Hope 3 Orono 2. Next tyke game Saturday at 1:30 with Mllbrook coming to town. The Orono Old Timers took an easy 7-2 win over their visiting competition from Ottawa on Saturday at the Orono Arena. The local club followed this victory with a successful dance in thse evenîng at the Community Centre with a packçel house. There was a good turnout Of spectators for thse hockey game late in thse afternoon. Pete McCullough lead the attack for Orono with a hat trick scoring the first two opening goals of tIse gamre and following with 'his third early in thse third period. Other Orono goals were scored by Keith West, Denis Mumford, Bob Faulkner and Jimn Richard. Orono held Ottawa scoreless for thse first two periods. Ottawa scored their two in less than haîf a minute in the seven minute mark of thse third. JOB PRINTING ORONO WEEKLY TIMES STARTABILITY GUTAÀBILITY DEPENDABILITY AFFORDABILITY That's Pioneer 's mid-range mýiaxi-valuie lineup! P41 For heavy pulpwood and light timber cutting. 4 cu. in/6b cc povertïo hace1'-28" guide bars with ease. Chibaeoption aval lab le. P28 Top-of-the-lirie utility chainsaw with effective 4 -point vibration isolation system. 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