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United Counties League Standings (As of Dec. 21,1980) NOVICE DIVISION ë £ .H h Ü ë o Port Hope 7 7 (Dawson and Coleman) Orono 7 6 Port Hope 8 5 (Hoods Supply) Baltimore 8 5 (Marshman Bros.) 0 0 14 44 4 0 12 37 17 0 12 44 12 3 0 10 33 16 5. Newcastle 7 3 6. Baltimore 7 1 (A & B Delivery) 7. Bewdley Lions 8 0 8. Bewdley . 5 0 (Clark Packers) 1 7 10 21 0 2 12 33 1 1 8 41 0 0 6 43 Novice Top 5 Scorers in United Counties Hockey League ' (As of Dec. 21,1980) - C/3 " ■ _ o.< £; Mike Wakely, Port Hope 12 11 23 Dawson and Coleman Shawn Hutchings, Port. Hope 18 3 21 Hood's Supply (tie) Gary Thajer, Orono 16 5 21 Mike Halford, Port Hope .15 4 19 Hood's Supply Gregory Hodges, 13 3 16 Baltimore Marshman (Tie) 4. Dennis Noakes, Port Hope Dawson and Coleman 5. Todd Moore, Baltimore Marshman Bros. (Tie) 5. Todd Gray, Orono ' 5. Steven Fenton, Port Hope Dawson and Coleman 11 5 16 4 11 15 6 9 15 6 9 15 ATOM DIVISION 5 Ee g o Baltimore 8 8 0 0 16 85 3 Neidra's Style Lounge Bewdley 8 4 3 1 9 15 20 Fidelity Maintenance Baltimore 4 4 0 0 8 24 2 Larchmere Golf Club Port Hope 5 4 1 0 8 16 15 Wakely's Cartage 5. Bewdley 8 3 5 0 6 20 23 Fire Fighters 6. Orono 7 16 7. Port Hope 5 0 4 Holman's Sporting 8. Newcastle 6 0 6 0 2 13 46 1 1 5 21 0 0 8 47 Murray Clapperton Baltimore Neidras John Watts Baltimore Neidras Kevin Harris Atom Top 5 Scorers tf.i o 4 m 17 10 27 Baltimore Neidras 4. Robert McFadzen 20 6 26 Baltimore Neidras 5. Andy Dunn 13 8 21 Baltimore Neidras > PEE WEE DIVISION 11 9 20 10 6 16 Z (L . O £ J T Pts. GF GA 1. Bewdley Legion 10 8,2, 0 16 50 22 6. Orono No. 1 7 2 3 2 6 26 28 2. Newcastle No. 1 10 8 2 1 13 50 23 7. Port Hope 8 2 - 4 2 6 27 31 3. Baltimore 7 6 1 0 12 38 10 S & R Body • * Otimist 8. Newcastle No.-2 7 2 5 0 4 24 30 4. Port Hope iD 3 6 1 7 31 21 9. Baltimore \ 7 0 7 0 0 14 79 Richards Printing Men's League 5. " Orono No. 2 6 3 3 0 6 21 16 Pee Wee Top Five Scorers £ O < £ 1. Darryl Stere „ 22 '7 29 . (Tie) ' *' Newcastle No. 1 4. Kevin Newall 9 7 16 2. Kevin Austin 15 9 '24 Richards Printing Newcastle No. 1 (Tie) 3. Drew Bagshaw 13 7 20 4. Kevin Newall 9 7 16 Baltimore Optimist ,, Bewdley Legion 4. Garrett Brown, Port Hope 13 3 16 5. Mark Sargent, Orono 1 9 6 15 BANTAM DIVISION Port Hope Eldorado Baltimore OPP Orono * ' £ fc, ^ > J H U S O' 8 6 1 1 13 3516 5 2 4 3 2 12 46 31 1 8 33 29 4. Baltitoor'e . Lyle's Variety 5. Bewdley 8 Farr's Variety 9 3 4 1 7 2 8 24 25 0 2 9 46 Bantam Top 5 Scorers ( As of Dec. 21, but omitting Dec. 10th game as no scores turned in, only the win registered between Baltimore OPP & Baltimore Lyle's) ' O < Steve McCain 16 6 22 Baltimore OPP Greg Collins 13 4 17 .Port Hope Edwards - Steve Mum:*, Orono 11 6 17 ■ Adam Ferguson Baltimore OPP Mike Birney Baltimore OPP 3 11 14 11 2 13 Orono Weekly Times, Tuesday, December 23rt!i Orono Tykes A return match was held in Newcastle Arena on Saturday, December 20th with the Newcastle Tykes. The first period action saw Orono score one goal off the stick of Kent Vanderheyden, passing the puck up was Shane Jones. The second period Orono picked up two more goals. Jason Brachvogel poked in the first goal, passed along by Jim Partner and Scar* Winning. The second goal was blasted in by Jarret Prescott, working with his line- mates, Kent and J.B. Brachvogel. Cameron Ester kept the Newcastle club scoreless with his goaltending, until late in the third period, when they finally g by him, Before Newcastle got their Orono had made it 4-0 on a goal by . Roberts, passed up by his line-mates Williams .and Teddy ; Baker. Scot t AlliSter, Jason Major, David She Greg Hooper and Ryan Marsanis well. After the game the boys retur Orono to take advantage of their pi ice time. The coaches of the team Dennis, Duane and Russ, would wish all, the boys and their parents as their fans, a very Merry Christ ;pt one goal, Kevin Scott Mc- ibidan, played ned to factice Gord like to well tnas. Tennant Fuel Atoms Orono 0, Peterborough St. Annes 0 On Monday, December 15th the Tennant Fuel Atoms played host to Peterborough St. Annes for an exhibition game which ended in a Q-0 tie. This was an extremely exciting match with both teams having numerous scoring chances only to be stopped time and again by some great goaltending at both ends. Special mention to Brian Hill, Mark Vanderheyden and Todd Hutton for an excellent effort. Orono 7, Man vers 1 On Friday, December 19th the Tennant Fuel O.M.H.A. Atoms travelled to Manvers for a league game and came up with an impressive 7-1 win. The, first period saw both teams start off slow with very little action and no scoring. ' In the second period the Orono boys ' suddenly found their legs and .stepped up . the tempo of the game and outskated tiie Manvers boys for the rest of the game. 'At the 7:36 mark of .the second period David Bailey opened the scoring on a picture . pass from Kevin Mumfqrd. Todd Thertèll who has been playing much.bettèr of late put in Brent Hutton's rebound to make it 2- 0. With some good hustle, Manvers came back with their only goal of the game to make it 2-1 and close out the scoring of the, second period on a goal by David Glasbergen. The third period saw the Orono boys dominate as they came - up with five unanswered games with some great hustle. Kevin Mumford put Orono ahead 3- 1 on a great 3-way pass play fl-om David , Bailey and Patrick Woods. Brian Hill then, put in Mark Vanderheyden's pass to up the count to 4-1, i five seconds • later Brian Goodwin made it 5-1 with the assist going to Brian Hill. Laurens Kaldeway with one of his better efforts of the season then put in Brent Hutton's rebound. Todd Thertell hoi :(|)th the st to end of ti good coring from ip clear ade it play d and mi ng with his second of the game then closed out the scoring with the assist going to Brent Hutton to end the game Orono 7, Manvers 1 Special mention to Laurens Kaldeway Kaldeway and Doug Bradford. Orono 3, Millbrook 4 On Saturday evening, Dec. 2i Tennant Fuel Atoms played Millbrook and Came out on the short a 4-3 score. The local boys showei intentions by jumping out-by a 2-( score but then some very sloppy play, and poor positional play with lack of hustle by a number of boys led to thje loss. Kevin Mumford opened the s in the first period on a perfect pass David Bailpy who had been put in th by Ted Gaudet. David Bailey then 2-0 on another good three-way passii with assists going to Doug £edfoi Kevin Mumford. The local boys then started sloppy play and saw Millbrook get close out the scoring of the first perihi a goal and a 2-1 lead for Orono. second period Millbrook tied the only to see David Bailey put Orono again with his second of the nigh t assists going to Kevin Mumford ami Bradford on a perfect three-way play (good play making, guys). Mil then came back with two more to ahead 4-3. The third period Saw boys pull their goalkeeper but to n as they could not come qp wi equalizer. This was not one of th better ëfforts a they have to remèn • hustle all the time and play -thei: positions. Remember Orono Tennam O.M.H.A. Atom tournament Janu 1981, Orono Arena. At this time thfe coaching staff like to wish one and all a very Chirstmas and a happy New Year Mumford, Randy Tennant, Jim Hutl Brucé Thertell. put the The Management and Staff ©f Matthews ff Hill INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED ORONO would like to wish everyone a very . Merry Christmas and ' s sincere Best Wishes 'for'"8 ALAN MOTE (Manager) .GERI BAILI ED MILLSON ' MAUREEN, MUMFORD tv . we <• »» 1980-5 their one to id with In the game, ahead with Doug passing lbrook them local .0 avail :h the e boys i|ber to r own t Füel ary 3, would merry Denis on and