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I PAGE 16THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, NOVEMBER 21,2001 ANDREW IWANOWSKI/Statesman photo Jon Hedberg of the Oshawa Generals tries to block Belleville's Oliver Maron (22) from getting getting to the puck during Sunday's game. The Generals snapped a four game winless skid with a 6-4 win over the visiting Bulls. Gens snap losing skid return to the Civic Auditor!- on the power-play and now um for a Grey Cup Sunday lead the DHL in home matinee against Sault Sic. power-play, scoring 20 Marie. Game time is 2:05 goals in 11 games and posl- p.m. . .The Generals scored ing a 33.9 per cent efficicn- three times in five chances cy rating. 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Despite an undisciplined effort that saw them shorthanded nine times, the Generals managed a 6-4 win, snapping a four-game winless skid and restoring the team's points percentage above .500 to 11-10-1-2. "I think we can learn some lessons discipline-wise," said Oshawa coach and general manager George Burnett following Sunday's win. Oshawa managed the victory despite despite a constant parade to the penalty box, several of the infractions coming inexplicably in the Belleville zone and Burnett himself getting fingered for a bench minor which gave the Bulls a 5-on-3 advantage with the Generals holding onto a slim 4-3 lead midway through the third period. The Generals surrendered two power-play goals, as the Bulls tried to rally from a 4-1 deficit. "I probably should have sat (benched himself) for my lack of discipline," discipline," said Burnett candidly. Still, Burnett was pleased to see his team finally win after lacklustre losing efforts against Mississauga, Peterborough, Ottawa and Barrie - three of those setbacks on home ice. "Every win is really important, but when you get a chance to beat the first-place team and you do it with lots of different things happening in the game...it's a big win to finish the weekend off after struggling for a couple, that's for sure," said Burnett. Newcomer Brian McGrattan scored twice, giving him six on the season and four in nine games with the Generals. Jamie Johnson added a goal and three assists to move into seventh place in the OHL scoring race with 7-29-36 numbers in 24 games. Pat Montgomery (3rd), Brandon Brandon Nolan (14th) and Chris Minard (14th) rounded out the scoring. GENERALLY SPEAKING: Mike Renzi scored a pair for the Bulls, with Oliver Maron and Adam Paiement adding singles.. .After Friday's Friday's game in Kingston, the Generals Clarington swimmers do well at first meet TORONTO - Members of the Clarington Clarington swim club enjoyed outstanding results at the University of Toronto meet. T6p performances were turned in by Patrick Russell who won the 50m and 100m breastroke and Marshall Hold- brook who was second in the 50m and 100m backstroke and third in the 100m freestyle. At the NORAC meet in Port Hope, strong results were turned in by Jordan Shannick who was first overall in the 8 and under category, Jason Trowsse who was second overall for 11/12 boys and Matt Pankhurst who was third overall for 11/12 boys. 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