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4-Orono Weekly Times, W'ednesday, Novemnber 28, 1984 Rough -ley Tykes seeing lots ofaction Orono's Roughley Tykes and Fenelon Falls Tykes played an exciting game in Fenelon Falls on November 7th. Fenelon Falls scored the first goal at 8:20 in the first period. Orono's Jeff Good- murphy scored, unassisted with 45 seconds left in the first period. Fenelon Falls scored another goal ni the se- cond period and one more in the third to give them a 3-1 win. Jamie Shetier was in net for Orono and was kept busy throughout the gamne. Although Orano didn'î wîn they played a good fast gante and are to be con- gratulated on a fine îean ef- fort. Wýe were on the road ainýli on Novemnber I9th whien we travelled to Ops to take on their Tyke teami. Somner West popped the puck into the net 20 seconds after the stgrt of thse game, with an assist going to Simon Weagant. A few, minutes later Oweni Taylor mnade a nice pass to Jeff Ooodmnurphy who slipped it into the net. Jeff Goodmnur- phy scored the only second period goal assisted by Simon Weagaut. A lot of third period action and taking wins had two goals going to An- biard work 6y Shawn Broome drew Burton, the first was and David Crozier allowed assisted by Shawn Broomne, Somer West ta get the last the second by Greg Knox. goal of the, game. Orona 5 - Scott Ransberry and Millbrook 1. Jonathan Burnham dîd a The Tykes travelled ta Lit- good job keeping the puck tle Bàritain on Navember 25th around the net and it paid off and Orono walked away with when teff Goodcmurihv a 10 - 0 win. ifted the puck over the goalie's shoulder and into the net. Final score Orono 6 -Ops 0. With a few days off the Tykecs were back in action when they hosted Millbrook f'or an exhibition gamne. Somer West opened the scor- ing w'ith two minutes left in the first period. Assýists going- to Bryan Haines and Steven Sargant. Orono darninated the second id and slipped thiree past the Mlillbrook goalie - Janie Shetier, assisted by Scott Ransberry and Gordon Wilkinson. Jason Lawrence, assisted by Simion Weaganit a nd Jonathan Burnham, Andrew Burtoni, assisted by David Swan and Owen Taylor. Millbrook fought hard to corne back in the third period and were rewarded with a goal. Orono really hustled under the pressure and some First period goals: Bryan Haines, assited by Owen Taylor, Shawn Broome, assisted by Sirncn Weagant, Jamnie Shetler, assisted by Shiawn Broomne, Bryan H-aines, unassisted. Second period goals: An- drew .,Burton, assisted by Bryan Hainies, DavidCrie assisted by Shiawn Broome, JaonLarce assisted by Sirnon 'W e ag-ant1 and Jonathian rhanShawn Broomie, assisted by Bryaun Hiaines. Third period goals: Jeff Goodmnurphy, assisted by Andrew Burton, Jarnie Shetler, assîsted by Jcff Goodmurphy and Sirnon Weagant. Steven Sargant was in net for this game but didn't see much action as Orono kept the puck in Little Britain's end. Anoiu-ther plus on winSide for Orono Roughley Novice The Roughley Novice team hosted Manvers on Saturday and camne up withi another plus in thse win column. Philip Cunningham earned his first shut out for the team ffiis season. Thse defensive play for Orono was outstanding with Daryl Reid playing a very stronggame. We wère out- shot eighteen to six and were. fortunate to corne up with the Win. Both Mark Foster and Chad Maartense worked ex- tremely hard to earn their unassisted goals, fig-hting off the opposition who were determined to stop thern. Orono 2 - Manvers 2. Shoppers Drug Mark Srs. score wiru On Sat. Nov. 14, the Orono Shoppers Drug Mart jSeniors travelled to Little Bni- tain for a one day tourna- ment. In the first game Orono faced Millbrook Super Bees and camne out on the Sshbort end of a 4-2 score. Shoppers Drug Mart neyer seem to get on track in thîs i game and were regulated to Sthe consolation round. In their second garne, the Sniors batled the Duro Oldtirners, a teamn they had beaten in every prevîous z meeting. Shnppers Drug MarI junmped mbii a 2-0 lead and looketi seltao go on 10 the S"B", final but Duro kept pecking away t10ic le he sore at the garne were treated to a rare site as Orono goaltender Bob Boumne shed his gear and played left wîng counting 2 goals. Other goal scorers were Dive Shetler exploding for a 3 goal performance, and singles by Eric "Scotty" Bur- ton, Dave Armstronig, John "Farmer" Cartwîght, Mur- ray Taylor and Bob Nixon. Dean Cox put in a solid-per- formance betwveen the pipes for the Shopper's Drug Mart tearn. Next Sunday Orono travels ta Manvers for a rnorning garne and then take an Buster's, OIdtirersý at home Sunday nite. aI 2-2 as the Orono shooters lost their touch around the net. Druro popped the win- ner early in the third period and then hung on as Shop- per's did everything but put the puck in the net and went down to defeat by a 3-2 score. The next night Orono took on the Durham Regional Police in Orono. The D.R.P. were the "B" champs in the tournament the daybefore. The Shopper's Drug Mart team obviously had something to prove as they came out flying and built up a 5-1 lead. Orono -conti nuned t o domninate throughouî as thecy went on Io win by an im- pressive 10-3 score. The fans Ojrono Tennant Atoms post busy week with fine resu -its Tfennant F-uel Atomns con- ihlimad e ,sornle ex\,Cellenit -goal by Jasoni Rogers assisted tinued ta play well thiswe. ae. crngi hefr î b Adam Stephenson. Eighî rn a euI rdy, ov. 17, hey p riod was inied ta one seconds laer Carero n Esler rnaagd a ra a Iviloy oal by' Scott WAilliarns of blasted a shiot mb th le lower aver the v'iiing Newcuastle Orono -ai 6:45 of thle period, corner of the Newcastle net Atons.Bat g~ltndes, assisted ihy Sean MKeii 1 give Orono a 2- 1led Robin Leth for Or-ono and and (Cha( adr.I h hr eidtepa Adm ylnc orNeca- Newýcasile foughit back, in îr-avelled from end ta.eId îlewer kep vey bu lte scodperiod ta tie Ithe \Niithla lot ofdagrs hroiuIs 1, écF 1 6; 1 'c 1 é ý Another victory f or Orono Tri-County Atom crew On Friday, Nov. 23, Orono Tri-County Atoms hosted lthe -Mibýoç team. The score was 4-1 for Orono. Scott Hall tenided goal for the first period, and then John Buttigieg relieved himi. Neither Scolt or Johin had to work very hiardc, in fact when the puck did corne toward John, we wý,onider-ed if hie knew what to dlo about il, but he did. At 8:56 of the first period, Our famous "Peanut Butter and Jelly" pair, (Stephen Shetler and Chris Yeo) Ham Ilton de monst rated their superb skills of passing ta score the first g-oal. Chris Yeo gat the goal and Steve got the assist. Shorîly after that marvelous goal, Millbrook popped one in pass Scott Hall. INo fault to Scott. The score was tied at one going into the second pericid. Orono camie out skating and passing like pros but again forgetting the off sides. At 9:29 of' the period, Jay Hanseni's hard work paid off.' He slipped the puck pass the goalie with assists goîng to Tim Halloawell and Cam Tornkins. Way to 1wKi' 'S. Oronio didn't knokïi mneaning of lay back. At 7:19 Steve Shetier scored a niarker with assists going to Chris Yeo and Jeff Wilson. Then at ,6:37 J.P. Tousignant scored the final goal with assists go- ing to Adam Wallace 'and Scott Hlartwýig. There weren't any penalties served in this gamne. Eachi gamne played, the bet- ter thiese guys seem t(o work together. Insurance Midgets tie with Bobcaygeon midgets Orono 6 - Bobc:aygeon 6 Thutrsday, Nov.ý 22 saw thie Harn;1itons 1In'surir anice O.M.H.A. Midgets travel to Bobcay'geon for an ehbto garne. The first period swthe local lads corne up wýith thre only two goals of the period for a 2-0 leadi. Keith Vey ope ned the scoring assisted by Mike Cairns. Richie Dupe wîth 0:05 seconds left in the period mrade it 2-0 assisted by Steve Lycett. The second period saw Bo)bcaygeoni cone back with three unanswered goals to puit them ahead 3-2 after two. The third period was to be a wild affair wîth nightmnares for the goalies. Orono started it off wîth two to go ahead 4-3, on -goals by Jim Wood assisted by Robert Snoek and Richie Dupe, then Richie Dupe assîsted by Shawn Bailey and Jirn Wood. Bobcaygeon got the garme back with three of their own to gýo ahiead 6-4. With 1:30 left in the gaine, Orono pulled thieir goalie, with 1:12 Ieft in tire gamne David Lafrance cut the margin to 6-5 assisted by Keith Vey and Richie Dupe then with 0:04 seconds re- rnaining Richie carne up wt his hat'trick as-sisted by Jimi Wood. Special mention to Ric hie Dupe wt his 3 goals and two assists. Great cone back guys,!! Orono 2 - Oshawa Bruins 4 Moniday, Nov, 26 sawý Oronio play hiost to the, Oshawa Bruins and after playing somte excellent twô,, way hockey for two periods ian out of gas in the thîïrd. Oronio's Paul Henry openied t he scoingL in the first period assisted by Kevin Hartwig and Ke-ith Vey. The second period saw Paul uip the score to 2-0 with 0:24 seconds lefît ithe perîod assisted by Jim Wood. ln the thiird the Oshawa Bruins turned -à on as they outhustled the Orono club forcing numerous mistakes te score four unanswered goals to go home 4-2 wnes Corne on guys - it takes three periods of hockey to Win. 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