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.4 - Orono W.6k1y Timos,, Wednesciay1 October 1% 1994 Orono Bantams home opener this week Mad, because there is no hockey on T.v. because of the strike, find yourself watching corny reruns. Well here's the solution, corne down to the Orono arena tomorrow for the Orono Bantams home opener at 8:30 P.m. For the last îwo weeks, the teain bas been practising bard to the wistles of coaches John Witberidge and Brian Hackett get ready for the 94/95 season. This year, the team is made up of mostly Orono natives starting, with forwards Grant Ester, Devon Witberidge, Guy Tousignan, Jamie Richter, Brett Maartense, Scott and Brent Logan, Newcastle boy Chris Druery and Rookie sensation, Dan, Frew. The defensive squad consist of Josh Bonnetta, Ryan Dewulf, B.J. Hackett, and weaing the mighty 'C' Sbaun H-entig, and playing tbe pipes Scott Sawyer. So remember October 2th, 8-.30 p.m. at the Orono arena. Admission is free. O0rono OMHA Novice with first season win On Friday, October the 4th the Novice boys wbo once again were sponsored by Russ Major Plumbing collected their first season win. Millbrook were the visitor's for this evening and went home defeated by an 8 - 3 loss. Matthew Caruana obviously feeling better these days after a littie bit of the flu ai the beginning of the season scored 5 goals, and 1 assist. Matt scored bis hat-trick ini the first 4 minutes of thegae to give Orono a3 - I lead. Moments later to end the scoring for Major Plumbing ini the first was Curtfis Robinson witb an unassisted goal. Tbe second period was the penalty period starting with Justin Szymczak for rougbing, shortly followed by a 2 minute for to many men, and tben thank heavens ended with Jeff Mercier 2 minutes for body checking. Can't have 10 many more of those types of periods, "ýmakes the defensive job that much more difficult". But in the third the offense 100k control witb Justin Szymczak scoring in the first minute of the period from a nice pass from Curtis Robinson, Bryan Bickell scored bis first goal of the season midway îbrough from a bey-autiful corner pass froin Jeff Mercier 10 the crowded Mat Caruana and onto Bryan's open stick. Jeff Mercier played a good heads up gaine witb getting 4 assists ouI of 8 goals. Nathan Adegeest and Bryan Bickell both received 2 assisîs each. MatI Mitchell assisted on the final goal of the gaine 10 give Major Plumbing their first league win. Sunday, October the 16th the boys travelled t0 Manver's to play a dinner bour gaine. The Orono boys didn't seem to be to hungry as of yet as they lost 6 - 2. Things were staying tigbt with Matt Caruana scoring Iwo short- banded goals, one at the end of the first and the othier 9 seconds into the second, these at this point tied the gaine. Nathan Adegeest bad received a penalty for Iripping when all titis happened. But shortly after Manver's took control and pounded away at the Major Plumbing goalie Ian Crashley. Curtis Robinson and Justin Szymczakc assisted on the only goals of die gaine. Next game is Friday, October 21lst when Orono host Bowmnanville- Toro's. Then Tuesday October the 25th their off 10 Sunderland. Leafs rise above Stars for first win In OMHA Pee Wee action Friday, October 14, Oronos Family Auto Leafs edged the visiting Millbrook stars by a margin of 3-2. It was the Leaf's first home victory of the early season. Orono held a commanding 3-0 lead after two periods of hockey. However the Stars came on in the final franie outshooting the Leafs 10-2 and coming to witbin a goal witb just over six minutes of play left. Solid goaltending by Ryan Leddy, enabled Orono to bang on and preserve the win. Sunday, October 16 Orono travelled 10 Omemee îo-tangle with the Sharks. The Leafs bit off more than they could chew in this contest however, as the Sbarks mauled the Leafs by a 6-0 score. Badly outmatcbed and outshot 48-9 in a penalty-filled affair, Family Auto battled admirably to the final buzzer, much to the delight of the rather boisterous and supportive throng of Orono followers! A remark was beard from the visitors' side, 'They may have nipped us on tbe scoreboard, but they'll know who it was that were playing in their building!" Just to clarify, the Leafs will be better prepared for the Sbarksrinxtîlme! Next game is Friday, October 21 at 9:00 p.m. in Orono arena. Sec you there! Leaflets ... Forward Brandon Caruana celebrates bis I2tb birthday on this day as the club's top goal scorer! . . . nice 10 see Oronos big number 99 Bob Witheridge back in the lineup in Oiiemec Sunday . . . the Leafs have an added advantage when playing on home ice -- P.A. announcer and music man Devon Wihedge -. . "Devo" spins the Donut Gallery Atom Leafs have busy weekend The Orono Donut Gallery Atom Leafs bad a busy weekend witb three games in three days. Friday night the Leafs were up against Manvers in league, play ini Orono. Operating with a shortened bencb withi two players out witb die flue, Orono came out flying and~ neyer let up tbrougbout the entire gaine playing their best two way gamne of the young season. This effort combined with. the strong goaltending comabination of Josb Brandt 'and Glencoe Hogle resulted in a 'wdll deserved 7 b o 0shutout. SUMMARY Firsî Period 1. Leafs. Reid 1 (Alin) 8:18 2. Leafs. Brennan 1 (Thompson) 4:30 3. Leafs. Tresise 1 (Webb) 3:20 Second Period 4. Leafs. Thompson 1 (Brennan, Rowe) 3:39 Ibird Period 5. Leafs. Thompson 2 (Brennan, Allin) 6:48 6. Leafs. Row 1 (Thompson, Brennan) 2:35 7. Leafs. Rowe 2 (Brennan) 2:23 Saturday the Leafs travelied to Oshawa for a return gamne with the Little NHL Red Wings who had easily defeated Orono in tbe opening gaine of the season. This time the Leafs, building on the previous nights victory played a tunes during stoppages in play 10 pump the players & fans alike ... it seemns 10 be working . .. he's 1 and 0 so fau! .. . the Leafs lost more than the garne in Omemee Sunday . .. witb defencemnan Neil Borutskie already out of the lineup (separated shoulder), forward Tyler Robinson left tb game with a suspected broken thumb, tbe resuit of a slashing infraction mid-way througb the contest . . . stili witb Omnemee, Leaf netininder Dusty Stapleton was naercifully relieved by Ryan Leddy afiter stopping 27 of 30 shots be faced after just 25 minutes of pay... how do you speil "RELEAF" Dusty?... D.S. Gaine of the Week: Leafs 3 Stars 2 SUMMIARY First Period 1. Leafs, A. Beacock 21 sh (Caruana) 7:09 Penalties - Leafs: Robinson CC 7:97Î, K. Beacock INT 8:09, Landers TR 13:46 Stars: Lapont CFB, GM 5:26 Second Period 2. Leafs, Caruana 3 (Landers) 5:15 3. Leafs, Brennan 1 (Knox) 1: 10 Penalties - Stars: Maloney ilS 3:48 Third Period 4. Stars, Greer 1 (Robbins) 14:48 5. Starts,EFarll1 6:01 Penalties - Leafs: Landers TR 13:46, Parry TR 2:01 Stars, Maloney ELB 11:20 Shots on Goal Leafs 4 6 2 12 S tars 6 6 1022 Goal - Leafs: Leddy (1-1-O) Stars: Cheney, Davidson 1(0-1-0) Att. at Orono - approx. 91 Offtrack betting snagged at gate There fias been another bitch in bringing teletheatre horse race wagering 10 the Port Hope and Cobourg area. Kawartha Downs bas announced that the Ontario Jockey Club bias refused to selI its satellite feed of the races to the Peterborough racetrack. The Best Western Cobourg Motor Inn bas been left at the gale as bas been the Cobourg Motor Inn. Grows world. record squash John and son Chris Lyons bas squashed the competition as far as growing squash whicb just got bigger and bigger over the past seven years. Titis year their best topped the scales at 901 pounds which broke the previous world record of 821 pounds. The growers garden in Baltimore. mucft better match keeping up thecir effort for the full îhree periods. Once again the boys playeçi a strong two way gaine skating to a 210o2 lie. SUMMARY First Period 1. Leafs. Webb 1 (Tresise) 4:59 2. Red Wings. Mathieu 3:.08 3. Red Wings. Kee 1 (Miller, Buntsma) 2:57 4. Leafs. Standeven 1 (Aluin) Second Period No scoring. Third Period No scoring. Leafs 2 Red Wings 2 Sunday evening Orono travelled to Manvers for a retUrn match. Manvers started the gaine with a vengeance trying to make Up for Friday nigbt and caught Orono flat footed for the first part of the gaine. Orono finally caught fire late in the first period and took control of the game in the second. Once again strong goaltending by the duo of Josh Brandt and Glencoe Hogle held the opposition at bay during some momentary lapses by tbe Orono skaters. SUMMARY First Period 1. Manvers. Wilson 1 (Pringle, Thomas) 7:48 2. Leafs. Brennan 1 (Rowe) 4:53 3. Leafs. Thompson 1 0:23 Second Period 4. Leafs. Reid 1 (Tresise) 9:39 5. Leafs. Reid 2 7:.34 6. Leafs. Tbompson 2 6:07 7. Leafs. Moore 1 (Tbompson, ELEOT v W AR D3 COUNCILLOR 987-4458 (Home) (Office) 623-06777 Monday & Wednesday November 7 -30 7 to 9PM 4Intro. to Computers* 4WordPerfect 6.0* 4Windows 3.1 * 4Flower Arranging * 4Folk Art * 4Stained Glass* ý7REGISTRATION ~ Wed. Oct. 26 5 - 9PM at Clarke High School or Clarke H.S. Main Office 987-4771 ** $26 + supplies Alib) 5:45 8. Leafs. Tbompson 3 2:05 9. Leafs. Reid 3 (Brennan, McAlister) 0:43 10. Leafs. Rowe 1 (Reid) 0:09 Third Period Il. Manvers. Carneron 1 (Gaukel, Marsb) 8:12 12. Manvers. Cameron 2 (Pringle) 5:25 13. Leafs. Thompson 4 (Tresise, Kirkbride) 3:24 Leafs 10 Manvers 3