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Shamrocks explode in third period to down Kings Penetanguishene Kings Jr. C hockey club were held quite con- vincingly to a 4-1 deficit Friday night in Penetanguishene Arena Athletics really felt let down Midland Athletics Intermediate A hockey club really felt the letdown from Thursday night's game against Barrie as they travelled MINOR ATOM REPORT by Jennifer Chalmers Gervan and Jones Minor Atom squad dropped a 6-1 decision to Elmvale last -Wed- nesday night at Midland Centennial Arena. The Midland crew were caught out of position on numerous plays and Elmvale had Athletics give Barrie a scare Midland Athletics Intermediate A hockey club played a close game Thursday night in Midland Centennial Arena as they just missed coming out on the right end of a 5-4 win. Midland started off the scoring in the first period with a goal from Ross Prentice, the assists going to Terry Spiker and Wayne King. Midland took a two- goal lead early in the second period when Bill Beauchamp pumped one in the net with help by Parry Sound Shamrocks. Parry Sound scored a goal in the first period with a man advantage three minutes into play. to Barrie Friday night for a return game which they lost 9-3. The night before they had lost a close game by a score of 5-4 but the little difficulty in run- ning the score to 3-0 before the second period had ended. The scoring flood gate opened with 25 seconds remaining in the second period when Jimm Ball was penalized for tripping. the second period though to make the score 3-3. Hugh Robertson and Ross Walten were ejected in the second period on game misconducts which really hurt Midland as Barrie came on The rest of the game was filled with well played hockey and lots of scoring chances for both teams. Penetanguishene way they played the following night was nothing compared to Thursday night's classic. Barrie jumped into a Elmvale fired their fourth goal with seconds remaining in the period and continued their drubbing in the third period with two more goals to take a com- Manding 6-0 lead. Midland did manage to rally briefly in the stronger. Barrie took ad- vantage of Midland's loss of manpower as they scored to go ahead early in the third period. "But Midland fought back with a goal by Wayne King from Ken Knapton and _ Bob scored their only goal half way through the second period, Doug Gillespie doing the honours for the Kings. Assists were given to two-goal lead by the end of the first period. Midland did manage to score early in the second period with a goal from Terry Spiker third period when David Chalmers stole the puck at centre and beat one defenseman to score the lone tally. Midland Gervan and Jones Minor Atoms will face-off at home tonight al 2 pes. against Creemore. Monteith. It was neck and neck from that point on but Barrie gained the upper hand with one more goal five minutes remaining to play. They successfully held onto their lead over Midland to take the game 5-4. Minor Atoms downed in Stayner bv Jennifer Chalmers Midland Gervan and Jones Minor Atoms were in attendance at the Stayner Atom Tournament with a game on Saturday and from Wayne King and Larry Trottier. Barrie came back with two quick goals but Midland went ahead once more as Larry Trottier took a pass from Bill Beauchamp and Bob Monteith with one on Sunday. The teams sputtering offense ran true to form as they managed only one goal in each game while giving up three in each match. Brantford handed out eight minutes thefirst defeat witha 3-1 remaining in the second score and Jimmy Ball period. was the lone sniper for Barrie tied it up once more before the end of Midland. Orangeville provided the second loss as they hustled to a 3-1 victory. Scott Bales rapped in the single score for Midland in that game. The Midland crew displayed improved determination and effort during their two matches but th effort was misplaced as the individual style of play was not enough to ward off the team attacks provided by the op- position. The duo of defeats makes it four ina row as the team has been outmaneuvred in their last eight games for a total of 30 goals to 12. MSS swamp Elmvale Senior boys' basketball players from Midland Secondary School obliterated Elmvale and District High School's senior squad last Wednesday in their season's opener by a whopping score of 92-22. Glenn Haughton scored 24 points for Midland. a Marion top bowler with 334 Winner of the high single of the week trophy donated by Summer's Trophies for the week of Dec. 7 in Midland Industrial Bowling was Jules Marion with a score of 334. Paul Buttineau has high score with a 300 single while Dennis Brabant has 287 for second place. Gord Paul is one pin behind with 286 and Bob Fortin has 285 in fourth. Louis Maurice continues the one pin spread with his 283 single as he claims fifth place. High triple belongs to Bob Fortin with a 768 total. Dennis Brabant holds onto high average for the league with 248 while Jules Marion and J. P. Desroches follow in second and third with 230 and 33% TO 50% DAILY SAVINGS Ready-Made Drapes AND | Upholstery Fabrics Ontario's largest selection of READY-MADE DRAPES. All in-stock, all sizes, from ' $49.95 for a 12 ft. wall. A huge- selection of upholstery fabrics in stock - Ay) at low mill. outlet prices € from $2.99 yd. and up. Save 'a Ree ibe lstery supplies. FABRIC & DRAPERY MILL OUTLET 547 Bayfield St. N. (Hwy. 26/27) 726-2556 Just north of Georgian Mall, Barrie Open daily 9:30 - 6:00 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9:30-9:30; Sat. 9:30-6:00 229 respectively. Quality Carpet Care still holds onto first place in the eastern division of league standings with 62 points and league leader in the eastern division is Brabant's Construction with 71 points. Second and third place in the eastern division is held by Commodore Hotel with 49 points and Nor- sim's Canadianas with 48 points. Huronia Auto Glass has 52 points for second place in the western division while Garner's Sports has 51 points for third place. NOTICE Hockey's Minor Midget Representative Team will be having a paper drive starting Saturday, Dec. 13 in Ward Two, and Saturday, Dec. 20 in Ward One. We will pick Up paper again every other Saturday in each Midland Minor respective ward. Funds raised will be used to offset travelling expenses normally paid for by players' parents and supporters. Papers should be kept dry. Your co-operation would be deeply appreciated. Please help support Midland Minor Hockey's Minor Midget Team. Compliments MR. CAR WASH Corner of King & Bay St., Midland, Ont. 526-9942 Chris Anderson and Wayne Dixon on the goal. But that's where the Shamrocks moved out as they dominated the unassisted. Barrie pumped in four more goals then as Midland's' defence seemed to disintegrate. Midland organized themselves enough to stop Barrie while they scored a goal of their own. Bill Arbour popped the puck in the net for Midland on the play with Spiker getting the assist. Barrie rounded off the scoring in the second period with one more goal to make the score 7- ae third period with three quick goals. Big scorer for Parry Sound was Jeff Barks with three goals, one of those unassisted. Midland just couldn't get up enough steam at this time and Barrie scored two more goals in the third period to finalize the score at 9-3. One shining point of the game was that only eight minutes in penalties were called on Midland, six of those to Larry Trottier. The on-again, off- again performance of the Athletics is definitely puzzling to their fans and must be solved before it is too late to correct this problem. In het for Penetanguishene, Paul Goodine faced 32 shots while Penetanguishene fired 30 shots on Parry Sound's Ian Gallagher. It was a particularly rough game with 55 minutes in penalties being handed out bet- ween the two teams. Of those 55 minutes, 28 were given to Penetanguishene. The majority of penalties were for roughing with an un- sportsmanlike conduct being given to Gerry Lethbridge of Penetanguishene and a game misconduct handed to Brian Emery of Parry Sound. Penetanguishene Kings will play in Bracebridge Friday night, that game getting under way al 8:30 p.m. CANFARM ¥ Price Introductory Offer Tax time. Financial Management. With each year, this vital area becomes more and more important to successful farming. Now. Try the new way. Simple yet accurate. 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