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West Mall Lacrosse seuson Ovel Juguars defeat Mustangs in season‘s first cliffâ€"hanger PELLERIN ssxszsim 190 SCARLETT ROAD â€" WESTON | PHONE 2415041 Humber Valley Hockey: In the best game of the seaâ€" son the Jaguars beat the Musâ€" tangs in a real cliffâ€"hanger by m 1 to 0 seore. The Jaguars goal came from Tom Mulligan on a pass from Bob Fitzgibbon. John Stanford and his brother Mark, . the goalie, were outâ€" standing for the Jaguars. Trent Percy played a very strong game for his Mustangs. Regals 5â€"Wildcats 1 In an outburst of scoring the Regals got five goals against, 1 for the Wildcats. The latter‘s came on a neat shot by Kevin Jaguars 1â€"Mustangs 0 Pee Wee â€" Dean Johnston‘s Martinizing A banquet was held. recently at the Nativity: of Our Lord Church Hall by the West Mali Lacrosse Association to close this year‘s activities. The 1968 executive was also announced. Awards, crests and trophies were presented to winning teams and players, The execuâ€" tive thanks parents, coaches and sponsors for making the 1967 season successful. They are looking forward to an even better year in 1968 HOME e OFFICE e FACTORY y i=" w rEmopeEL Your 90 THE WEST MALL Bloor St. West & Hwy. 27 MOST VALUABLE y&n ER Tykeâ€"R. Ray * x Noviceâ€"D, Irvine Pee. Weeâ€"R. O‘Neill _ Bantamâ€"T. Cruickshank Sales ~ Service â€" Rentais Tykeâ€"George Kapasky Jr Noviceâ€"J. Monaghan Pee Weeâ€"D. Lalach BILLIARD LOUNGE HOUSE LEAGUE TEAM CHAMPIONS Tykeâ€"West Mall Jets Novice â€" Eatonville Kiwanis ror PHILIPS COLOR TV TELEVISION + LEADING SCORER DOWNSTAIRS IN BOWLING ALLEY â€" lOYAlf YORK RD. (SOUTH OF LAWRENCE AVE.) PHONE 24117835 > .. 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This was a very tightly playâ€" edâ€"gameâ€"with Johnson in goal for the Hawks getting the shutâ€"out. He was able to take the sting out of the Hornets attack especially during the last five minutes when the Hornets buzzed all around his goal but could not score. The Conbrad _ Hawks _ goal â€" came from Brad Crompton unassi<tâ€" ed. The Rams‘ Lyndon Humber dented the twine for an unâ€" assisted goal to put the Rams ahead.. Peteâ€"â€" McGourty conâ€" tinued his fine play and was able to tie the score in the second period with an assist going to Peter Glen. Conbrad Hawks 1â€" _ . Wajax Equipment Hornets 0 The goal scorers for the Pyâ€" copay team were Pat Grist from _ Dave Donaldson and MINOR BANTAM DiVIsION Pycopay Missiles 4â€" Maitiand Equipment Meteors 2 PEE WEE DIVISION Roe Tractor Rams 1â€" McDonald Appliance Service Eagles 1 This prizeâ€"winning picture was taken by Michael Burns a Markland Woods resident who is also the official photographer for the Jockey Club. The picture, showing apprentice jockey Wayne Green peering apprehensively over his shoulder at a horse charging wildly up along Thursday, November 16, 1967 Three Planets players split the scoring getting one goal each. These were netted by Dave Adamson, Bob Turner and Forsythe. For the Staffs the outstanding player was George Newton, who got the only score for his team. _________ _ ___ Kingsway Cycle Aces 5â€" Dominion Paper Box Redmen 0 Garry Richmond played an outstanding game for the Rocâ€" kets scoring two goals one of which was unassisted and the other with Bob Schmutz lendâ€" ing a helping hand. The third Rocket goal came from the stick of John Davey on a pass from Kevin Wynn. The Merâ€" cury Cello Bags were unable to come up with the equalizer. Hunter Henley continued his good play scoring one goal with an assist from Glen Smith, who also got the second goal on a pass from Pat Manahan. Bruce Walker, Dave Mather unâ€" assisted, Harold Neufeldt from Greg Griffiths, and Craig Dick from Rich Aikens. The Meteors put up stout resistance and their goals were scored by Paul Delkus unassisted and Steve Hattin from Ken Winch and Kevin Dixon. Freezâ€"Pak Meats Rockets 3â€" Cello Bag Mercurys 2 BANTAM DIVISION Bunston Realty Planets 3â€" Standard Auto Glass Staffs 1 The Kingsway Cycle boys were really gassedâ€" up for this one. Jim Danku did the hatâ€" trick getting three goals while his team mate, Paul Wildridge, got the other two. Bob Fuiton and Bill Robb got two assisits each The Aces success was due to the strong positional play they â€" were able to display against the luckless Reamen. A! Van Zey! Blue Hawks 3â€" Irvine Robinson Interiors Braves 3 This was a nip and tuck game with the lead seesawing back and forth throughout the play. The Hawks goals were scored by Bruce Belitsky who put in two and got one assist, and Bob Murray who put in "THE BEST IN BRITISH CRAFTSMANSHIP"â€"Our years of exâ€" perience and specialized skills result in the finest work . . . we know you‘ll be delighted. For Fre(m“s:i:::f:" GC.:llclh “741 â€"2510 MIDGET DIVISION SOFA and CHAIRS ALBION UPHOLSTERY NOW‘S THE TIME TO 355 ALBION ROAD (Opposite Humber Valley Golf Club) one and also got an assist. Jim Doran alsoâ€"played strongly getâ€" ting an assist on one of Bruce‘s goals. For the Braves the scorâ€" ing was done by Gord Moore with one unassisted goal, Dave Thacker on a pass from Jim Budge, and Glen West with an assist going to Ken Trevelyan. At the 17:50 mark Steve Reiss scored the Tigers loan goal on a pass from John Jarâ€" ema. From that time onward the Tigers went into a defenâ€" sive shell which the Bisons were unable to pierce. Mike Bateman played a great game in goal in achieving the shutâ€" Charlie Dingwall continued his fine play in the nets getâ€" ting his second straight shutâ€" out. For the Wolves Bob Pinkâ€" ney put two in behind the Horâ€" net goal while Russ Brown scored the third goal. The two Wallace brothers played good hockey for the Hornets who were unable to dent the Wolves strong defense. Universal Drafting Tigers 1â€" Lambert Oil Bisons 0 out. Maur Equipment Wolyes 3â€" Longo Properties Hornets 0 Edenbridge & Scarlett Rd. Mall PLAIN SHIRTS PICKâ€"UP & DELIVERY DRY 25¢ EACH _ SUNLIGHT [‘ CLEANERS & LAUNDRIES SKIRT 5 for the inside, was selected to win the Thoroughbred Racing Association‘s Photo Award. It was selected from thousands submitted by photoâ€" graphers across North America. Burns will receive the award, plus $500, at the Association‘s annual meeting in Washington next week. 59¢ 99¢ â€" 5:00â€"Bears vs L. B. 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Bob Walker evened the score with a major score for the ‘losers. In the Bantam _ Division, Christie‘s Cookies capped a late season surge with a convineing 19â€"0 championship win over the Advertiser â€" Guardian team. Scott Aitken opened with a six pointer and Mike Gray took a 20 yard pass to trot over with another touchdown. The paperâ€" man threatened in the second C L DRAPERIES AND | BROADLOOM 5459 YONGE ST., WILLOWDALE PHONE 2239796 A single point in the second © LATEST SAMPLES ®© TOP QUALITY SERVICE ® LOW PRICES ® BUDGET TERMS CALL ON US ANYTIME FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. EAST â€"â€" MALTON â€"â€" 677â€"4230 AUSTIN & M.G. SALES Wallâ€"Toâ€"Wall Broadloom Draperies and Bedspreads AT SHOP AT HOME SERVICE FOR (Automatic Optional Extra) Bruce Macdonald clinched matâ€" ters with a single and a touchâ€" down for the Biscuitmen. . The final games were played in Centennial Park and it is planned ~to play most. games there in 1968. 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