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Orono Times, Wednesday, November 13,2002 - 6 W Clear win for Newcastle Funeral Peewees The Peewees hosted Fenelon Falls on Tuesday night. Fenelon was unable to score against goalie Brock Dunham in the first period, however Fenelon was determined to get the first goal. Orono answered back with Matt Dobson blasting one in, assisted by Tyler Armstrong. With only 2:46 left on the clock in the second period, Fenelon scored their second goal. The Leafs came out of the dressing room before the third period well rested and ready to put the pressure on Fenelon. Garrett Klompmaker scored with Tyler Johansen and Dobson assisting. Orono tried many times, but just couldn't break the 2-2 tie. On Friday night, the Leafs traveled to Woodville and just demolished their team. Shawn Lowe was between the pipes for the first half of the game and made some terrific saves. Jeff Mulder got the first goal and also assisted in 2 others. others. "Work horse" Chad Moore and Nick Kuijpers each scored a goal and got an assist for their efforts. Tyler Armstrong and Garrett Klompmaker each accumulated 2 goals and 2 and 3 assists respectively. Jeremy Caruana, Tyler Johansen and Matt Dobson each potted 1 goal and Dobson helped on 3 others. Jevon Staples scored 1 with a wrap-around play and assisted on 3 others. Defense player, Gardner Cole worked diligently to get an assist and Lucas Martin hustled to get 2 assists. Hat tricks went to "Intimidator" Tommy Meester, and "Playmaker" Josh McGill (who also earned 3 assists). The score was 18-3 for Orono. Orono has a busy weekend ahead. The Leafs will need to pull up their socks for Friday night's game against Highland Storm. The Peewees play in a tournament in Cannington on Saturday and then travel to Manvers on Sunday night for 6:30 p.m. game. Good luck this weekend. -JM EUCHRE RESULTS WEDNESDAY, NOV 6 Jane Tomlinson - 97 Clara Meuleman - 82 Marie Couroux - 80 Dorthy Olan - 80 Hazel Pigott - 80 Judy Bryson - 78 MONDAY, NOV 11 Lavina Downes - 83 Gladys Greenwood - 82 Thelma Vagg - 76 Murray Falls - 75 Jean O'Neill - 71 Hazel Pigott - 70 Draws: Edgar Millson, Shirley Bubar, Joan Sutcliff, Marion Sears Draws: Jean O'Neill, Erna Bunton, Mary Henderson Next Euchre Party: Wed., November 13, 8pm Next Euchre Party: Mon., November 18, 7:30pm Penalties pepper Midgets match versus Millbrook It is always interesting when the Midgets play in Millbrook and the last game was no different. different. The busiest spot in the arena on Nov. 7 was the penalty box where a total of 37 penalties were served. The game also produced 5 goals, all by Orono. Scoring for the team were Szymczak (2) assisted by Barnes and Short-handed Problasters tie with Bowmanville After their fifth game of the season, the Problast Peewees have earned their first point. The game took place on Darlington ice on Sunday Nov. 10. The Problast bench was short players, but that did not stop the team from digging in and giving their best. The first period featured lots of shots on both goalies. Just as the buzzer sounded to end the period, Preston snunk in their 1st goal. Then, at 14:01 on the clock in the 3rd, Chris Lupel made an excellent pass to Kevin Jackson, who slapped it past the Bowmanville goalie to tie the game. During the second and third periods, both teams were even- NEWCASTLE FUNERAL HOME Family owned and operated by Carl Good, Funeral Director, and Joyce Kufta 386 Mill St. S., Newcastle 987-3964 www.ncwcastlefuncralhome.com "Caring for our Community" m ly matched. There were lots of excellent shots coming from all the players and excellent saves coming from both goalies. Nice work from the Problast defence and forwards Matt Puddicombe, Noel and Derek Snow, Matt Field, Steve Donadel, Cary Konopka, Mike Barnes, John Devries, Frances Duquette, Jesse Lambert, and goalies Alanna Ticknor and Andrew Gilbank. Keep up the good work Orono. -// Local Caruana, Caruana from Price and Barnes, Robinson from Price and Heerschop and Allin from Richter. Crashley posted the shut out. There were fewer players and coaches on the bench on Saturday night in Minden where the Allin's Orchard Midgets suffered a 7-0 defeat. The boys had their chances but the puck was not bouncing for them. Sunday night, they played once again, but at home, and it looked like the "Orono bounce" was going to haunt them again. The visiting Ops team jumped out in front with the only goal in the second period. Late in the third, Pisani tied the game with help fom Bames and Richter. With only 1:50 remaining in the game, Ops went ahead, but the determined determined Orono team did not give up and Pisani once again, off a pass from Moffat, tied the score 10 seconds later. A good effort from a short bench. -JP among most memorable Local softball legend, Pete Landers, whose lightning-fast pitches gained national attention attention 25 years ago, still ranks highly among Canadian sports stars. The Toronto Star, in its Saturday, November 9th issue, included Mr. Landers in a list of 100 top athletes who have made metro headlines. "I was very surprised and well honoured," he said after he found his own name among such celebrities as George Chuvalo, Silken Laumann and Dale Hawerchuk. Landers is described as being "virtually unhittable" in world championship play. His Victoria B.C. team (Bates Construction) won the world fastball title in 1976. Before that, he pitched for many teams including the Toronto Globals (73-74) and the Oshawa Tonys (68-70). Supporters have until Thursday to name Pete Landers as one of the Top Ten sports heroes. To vote, visit www.waymoresports .com. Hi 1 Pete Landers still delivers a powerful pitch, as batters facing him in the Cobourg Mens' Senior W Softball League can testify. Di's Pizza has appetite for a win Fred DeVries proprietor • FREE ESTIMATES • COMPETITIVE RATES • • INSURANCE CLAIMS • FRED'S AUTOBODY (905) 623-6353 163 Baseline Road, Unit 1 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3L4 Complete Collision Repair, Restoration and Refinishing On Saturday, November 2, the Di's Pizzeria Bantam team hosted a home game. Unfortunately, the team was unable to capture another win, and they lost the game 6-2. In the first period, Sam Leggott scored Orono's first goal off of a rebound, the assist going to Jamie Stevens. In the second period, Denis Beenen was fed the puck at the front of the net where he picked the corner for the goal. Great passing was done by Jamie Stevens and Sam Leggott who both got assists. Orono's next game was played in Darlington on November 10. The team suffered suffered another harsh loss, with a score of 6-1. The opposing team scored three goals within the first five minutes of the game. Orono started to play harder in the second and third periods and the other team only managed to score three goals in this time. Three minutes minutes into the third period, Jamie Stevens scored Orono's only goal of the game. Assists on the goal went to Kevin Bourke and Denis Beenen. Despite the team's two losses losses the players insist that they are having fun, and hope a win is in the future. -KW Chocolate Letters are here... Main Street, Orono Proprietors: Gary & Carol Vreeker • Wedding Cafas • Cokes for o\\ Occasions • Pastries-Donuts-Pies • Bread & Buns 905-983-9779 Closed Sunday and Monday