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^ Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday. October 25. 2000 liiiii Duffer in Aggregate Juvéniles Lose a Heartbreaker 1 1 __ . • ' ; - GAME SUMMARY: 1st Period: McManus (Leddy), Black (Milford, Beacock) - 3rd Period: McManus (unassisted), Witheridge (Field) The team no longer has to worry about having an undefeated undefeated Reason. Although the team ga éliminât the third period, a defensive letdown Six to f claim vi lantly fought back to a two goal deficit in allowed the Madoc core a late goal and :tory. Again it was a difficult battle. battle. The Madoc team amassed fifty-one minutes in penalties while trying to intimidate the Orono players. Just like last week, the team capitalized on the man-advantage situation to draw a tie. Orono scored two goals late in the first period to take the lead. Penalties, in the second period, allowed Madoc to score four unanswered goals and to take the lead. After the intermission, the Orono players players regamed their composure and played as a unit.. The rough play took a toll on the Orono team. A checking checking from behind and fighting penalties reduced the bench by four. It also cost the team their coach for the home open er. In most cases, the fighting penalties were caused by the players responding to late hits by the Madoc players after Orono mounted their comeback. comeback. Behind the Bench: - one-time sponsor Stan Gylytiuk paid a -visit to the team before the game to wish them luck. - Gord Lowery will be behind the bench in the home opener to assist manager Jim Knight and trainer Ray Bester. Allin's Orchard Bantams Continue Winning Streak The Allin's Orchard Bantams faced off against the Fenelon Falls Flyers on Oct. 15/00 and handed them a 6-3 loss. Scoring for Orono were Curt Robinson (2), Paul Richter, Tanner Millson (2) and Andy Robinson. Assisting on these goals were K. Allin, B. Pisani (2), J. Syzmczak, P. Heerschop, and M. Barnes. Friday Oct. 20 saw the team begin a home and home series with the Beaverton Blades. The team was without Chris Moffat and Kyle Cox who are on the injured reserve list. The first period saw Orono 's Price take 2 penalties but either side scored no goals. The second period Was a different different story with I leerschop putting a heater from the point onto the stick of Barnes who put it away. Assisting was C. Robinson. Barnes put the Applemen up by 2 less than a minuté later as he came around the net and stuck it past the goalie. Assisting was #8 Price. Beaverton wag then allowed to walk right in on Goalie Martin to put them within one goal, but C. Robinson regained the lead at 8:48 with help from Millson and Richter. Beaverton kept pressing and upped their score again at 5:57 but with 48 seconds seconds remaining in the second period, Millson was able to negotiate the puck though his skates and drive it in the net to double the score to 4-2. C. Robinson picked up another assist. Early in the third with Price sitting out his hat trick penalty and C. Robinson beside him, Beaverton was able to come within 1 goal of the Orono team. Beaverton then pressed on and tied the game while short handed. It seemed as if Orono then had about 1 million shots on net but it was the Blades who scored to go ahead with 1:25 remaining. Orono then pulled the busiest of all. Orono was the goalie and with Pisani able to walk all over them keeping it inside the blue line, though and came out of there Barnes got his hat trick goal wit h a 7-1 win. Scoring for with 16 sec. remaining. The Orono was Price, Syzmczak, game ended in a 5-5 tie. Heerschop, A. Robinson, C. The return game was played Robinson (2) and Allin. on Sunday night in Beaverton Points for assisting went to C. and it was a very rough affair Robinson (3), with the penalty box keeper Clean Sweep for Orono Peewee Reps On October 15, the Orono Winters earns a shut-out! peewee rep team defeated Good work Orono! Mariposa 8-3. Orono had the On October 22, the Orono advantage, being'a much larg- Peewees repeated the same er team. Scoring for Orono score against was Ryan Knox (1), Steve Cannington.Scoring for - Hicks (2), Doug Garlick (2), Orono was Dave Landman Evan Moore (1), Dave (2), Doug Deboo (1), Doug Landman (1) and Mark Spiers Garlick (1), Mark Spiers (1), (1) with assists by Dave Evan Moore (1), Steve Burt Landman (2), Ryan Knox (1), (2) and Brent Vanstone (1) Daniel Reilly (1), Brandon with assists by Steve Burt (1), Gauthier (1), Steve Hicks(l) Josh Moffat (1), Evan Moore and Steve Burt (1). (1), Doug Garlick (1), Dave On October 20, the Orono Landman (1),. Brandon Peewee Rep Team Completely Gauthier (1), Brent Vanstone annihilated Fenelon Falls (2), Mark' Spiers (1) and with a score of 9-0.Scoring Daniel Reilly (1). Canmngton for Orono was Dave Làndmari was ready to rumble by the- (2) , Doug Garlick (4), Evan end of the game but Orono Moore (1 ), Brent Vanstone (1) refused to take the bait.The and Doug Deboo (1) with score tells the story! assists by Steve Hicks (2), Orono Peewee Reps will ' Ryan Knox (1), Mark Spiers face Ops on November 3 in (3) , Doug Garlick (1), ° rono at 9:00 p.m. Hope to Brandon Gauthier (2), Steve see you there! Allin (2), Burt (1), Josh Moffat (1) and Richter (3), Millson (2), Brent Vanstone (1). Shane Price, Pisani and Wiliams. October 21 Euchre (64 people) Highs l ) Minnie Taylor - 124, 2) Jack Price - 118, tie) Brian Allin - 118, 4) Harry Jakeman - 115, 5) Cory Goor - 114, 6) Merril Graham - 113 Next Tournament Nov. 11, at Orono Arena Lone Hands Minnie Taylor - 8, 50/50 Dorothy Olan $107 high scores for October 10 c« » GAME GAME BOWLER ONE TWO Ruby Brunt 163 John Guay 159 Jean Hall 182 212 Merril Henry 246 181 Leah Holliday 154 Alec Martin 215 283 Bruce Mortimer 156 188 Eleanor Perrin 159 Maureen Powell 180 179 Stan Powell 194 Bertha Powell 179 Russell Powell 174 Joyce Stacey 212 John Tigwell 188 245 high scores for October 17 cMW BOWLER GAME ONE GAME TWO Ron Burley , 153 Hilda Call 161 Jean Hall 170 187 Roy Hayward 152 Merril Henry 152 150 Jean Holmes 156 Alec Martin 173' Eleanor Perrin 218 151 Bertha Powell 178 Russell Powell 193 165 John Tigwell 211 216 Frank Tufford 173 Marg Wade 169 Euchre Results Newtonville Euchre Results Oct. 20, 2000 1 ) Dolores Comar - 97, 2) Isabel Foster - 89. 3) Ronald Gibson - $6, 4) -Barbara Irwin - 86,' 5) Gwen Nesbitt - 82, 6) Hilton Peacock - 79, Draws Marlene Stacey, Mae Tabb, Bill Rose, Martha Clark, Eileen Stapleton Senior Citizens of Newcastle Oct. 19 Results Cards 1) Wilda Simpson, 2) Isabel Hamm, 3) Gord White, 4) Joyce Stacey, 5) Evelyn Marchant, 6) Mark Marchant 50/50 Mary * Thompson, Marion Sears, Len Vivian, Velma Jakeman, Bill Wilks, Lena Gra- *ham, Liz Reynders, Gus Wilson Monday Night Euchre Durham County Seniors' Complex Oct.. 23 Results 1) Bob Chater. - 86, * 2) Joyce Cowan - 83, tie) Dora MacDonald -.83, 4) Grace Coatham - 81, 5) Elaine Doty - 80, Low) Gladys Ogden Draws Dora MacDonald, Grace Coatham, Gladys Ogden Next card party, Monday, October 30 at 7:30p.m. Wednesday Night Euchre Card Party Results Highs 1) Reid Harness - 87, 2) Mark Marchant - 84, 3) Erna Bunton - 81, 4) Minnie Taylor - 79, 5) AlfPigott- 76 tie) Jean O'Neill - 76,. 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