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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, NOVEMBER 7,2001 PAGE 15 First win for major peewee Triple A Toros Royal Bank novices cash in again CLARINGTON - The Bathe and McClellan major peewee Triple A Toros won its first game in league action with a 4-2 decision over York Sim- coc. Nick Bonin, David Ross, Jason Sulyma and Stephen Bathe had the goals with assists to Andrew Albertini, Adam Derks, Eric Visser and Bathe. The teams were tied l-l alter the first period with the Toros taking a 3-2 lead into the third. The win snapped a six-game losing streak for the team in league play. The Toros were defeated by Whitby 5-4. Oshaxva 7-0. Peterborough Peterborough 6-3, Quinte 5-l and Central Ontario 4-1. Major novice Triple : A Toros give up lead The major novice Triple A Toros squandered squandered a nice lead and lost a close 6-5 decision to Ajax-Pickering. Mitchell Heard had two goals with Jordan Jordan Bailey, Chris Moore and Chad Tutton getting the others. others. In a 3-2 victory victory over Osliawa, Bailey, Moore and Tutton scored with assists assists going to Jonathan Cusack, Cusack, Nathan Zavitz, Daniel Lintner Heard. Grant ham, Craddock and Tutton scored in a 4-3 loss to Pe- terborough. Blair Beckett, Rory McDowell, McDowell, Cusack and Justin Dymond had assists. 1 In a 7-3 in [over Oshawa, Heard and Tut- ton had two goals each with [singles going to ■McDowell, Moore and Za- yitz. Gathering assists were Bailey, Bailey, Heard and Moore with two each and singles by Beckett, Cusack, Cusack, Lintner, Zavitz , and Craddock. 1 Goalies Kirk Campbell and Matthew Bruno were strong in net over these four games. and Gra- Rory Dr. John Balenko 6)623-7412 { efjA v-> V Wi Dr. Karl Vermeulen 6)623-7100 GENERAL FAMILY DENTISTRY EMERGENCY CARE AVAILABLE 0 Sedation 0 Children's Dentistry -- 0 Peridonlist 0 Orthodontics . 60 LIBERTY ST. 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