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Try YY "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Home and away series Malmont Atoms win and lose to Belleville team On Oct. 22, our team hosted their Belleville counterparts in a Lakeshore OMHA hockey thriller. This was exactly the type of "edge-of-your-seat" game that fans had anticipated and players on both teams are to be commended for their solid and enthusiastic performances. The visitors played a fast- wheeling, strong forechecking style that gave them a- large edge in shots on goal and a 1-0 lead till only 32 seconds were left to play. Chris Monsma was tremendous in goal for the Mal- monts in stopping many hard shots and foiling Belleville re- peatedly. The stingy Belleville goalie and stand-up defence thwarted the offensive opportu- nities that our offensive efforts created, until the dying seconds when speedster Dean Van Camp came out to block a shot at his own blue line. The puck bounced out of his zone and he raced the lone defender to the Belleville goal and stuffed the puck through the "five-hole" for a dramatic 1-1 game-ending tie. Fans from both towns left the rink with high appreciation for this playoff-calibre minor hock- ey. Strong Malmont efforts were given by forwards Adam Moynes, Chris Skerratt and Monday Night Ladies Oct. 18 Team Standings: Sapphire Stars 21, Emerald Strikes 15, Ruby Lips 10, Diamond Studs 7, Amethyst Aces 5, Pearls N. Lace 5. High Single Flat: Marilyn Arnold. High Single With Handi- cap: Marilyn Arnold and Gloria Smuck. High Triple: Linda Marsh 568. High Triple With Handi- "sap: Marni ight 700. +». Over 200: Linda Marsh 234, Bernice Bigelow 203, Gloria Raps 244, [ean Pugh 209, arilyn old 259. #2 v IC Te Tue LI N Oct. 19 Team Standings: Wilma Flintstone 28, Daisy Mae 24, Little Lulu 19, Olive Oyl 21, . Blondie 8, Petunia 5. 200 Flat: Marj Giroux 216, Joan Fleming 211, Kacey Haxp- er 200. Oct. b 200 Flat: Joan Fleming 213, Dorothy G. 212, Kacey Harper 209, Marj Giroux 201. Oct. 12 200 Flat: Dorothy Gibson 257, Lynn Loughlin 246, 204, Kelli Campbell 236, Joan Flem- ing 232, Marge Samarillo 214, Sandy McIntosh 204, Marj Gi- roux 201, Joan Knight 200. 600 Flat: Lynn Loughlin 625. Wednesday Night Ladies Oct. 13 High Single: Marg. Johan- sen 253. High Triple: Marg. Johan- sen 577. Over 200: Peggy Vanderligt 209, Caroline Johnston 207, Jody Smith 224, Margot Brain 211, Bev. Marshman 235, Jean Barnes 206, Barb Condie 218, Carol Bucholz 226. .._ Oct. 20 High Single: Margot Brain 253. High Triple: Jody Smith 619. Over 200: Kathleen Watts 223, Jody Smith 250. Tuesday Night Mens Standings - Creative Basket Strikers 33, Late Bloomers 33, Flawless 26, The One 24, Two 22, Missing Bandits 9 High Singles - Bill Ruesink 284, High Single with Handi- cap - Bill Ruesink 305, High Triple - Bill Ruesink 761, High Triple with Handi- cap - Bill Ruesink 824, Most Honest Bowler - Wayne Cox 68, es 'Richard Agnew Va 9h gh I Singles over 215 Flat - John Criscione 226, Kevin Martin 218, 228, Vince Criscione 227, Dave Booth 215, Bob Farmer 245, 224, Gerry Louvelle 221, Robin Boyce 243, Bill Hearst 248, Richard Agnew 219, 225, Rick Farrington 250, Harold McLaughlin 224, Jack Vaz 218, Bill Ruesink 238, 284, 239, Paul Brough 255, Ken 'Irvine 223, 250. ~ Triples over 600 Flat - John Criscione 616, Kévin Martin 637, Dave Booth 609, b Farmer 639, Roni Boycg, 629, #616, Jf arold McLaughlin 626, Bill Ruesink 761, Ken Irvine 633. 8 'Wednégday Afterndon Team Standings - Kitty Kats 26, Might Ducks 19, Pup- py Dogs 18, Loony Birds 16; Pig- gly Wiggly 16, Polly Wogs 10, Over 200 - Marg Lee 235, 217, Gail Kowalczyk 201, 224, Nancy Anger 233, Marg McKib- bon 221, Carol Davies 221, Marg Jeffrey 217, Carol Koch 215, Gerri Langille 211, Joani Fletcher 210, Joyce Storry 203, Ann Meester 203, Cheryl Jones 200. Triple Over 550 - Marg Lee 628, Gail Kowalczyk 598, Carol Koch 580, Gerri Langille 563, Nancy Anger 562, Ann Meester 554, : Pf ' Matt MacMaster along the boards as well as by David Jus- tynski, Grant Hooker and Tim Jones who helped Chris time and time again. | After an overnight respite our tired boys met the following morning to resume the home and away series. This time our ! players did the tavelling and appeared surprisingly alert for a Saturday morning as they | had a lost more shots on goal in the first two periods while keep- ing Belleville off the board. Centres Billy Carr, Jason Whitworth and Dane Gray were working hard on faceoffs in try- ing the win the draw back to the & defence as well as back check- ing to cover their defensive slot territory. Scott Brownson and Steven Wygerde were scram- bling intently for loose pucks and trying to find open areas around the Belleville defensive zone. After two periods it was still goose eggs for both teams and our fans were delighted to see such spirited play by both goal- ers and their "out-men". And they = they happened...The Floods!! Firstly there was the intermission ice flood (that in retrospect soaked our own mo- mentum) and then there was "the flood of Belleville momen- tum as they finally squeezed the puck past Chris for an early third period goal and a lead that. they wouldn't relinquish this time. Some sticky ice, pen- alties, bad breaks and our gen- eral loss of comipostire made the * third period successful for the Belleville boys as they went on to a 4-0 shutout win. Good efforts were once again given by blue-liners- Matt Cracknell, Sean Jeffrey and Joel Thomson in support of Chris in net. All in all, the Malmonts can. hold their heads high after five strong "periods of hockey against a very talented and - tough hockey 'club. 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