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sser Top Valâ€" Mcâ€" nts. Gutâ€" nts; Valâ€" Jack pair ingle the the final over give phy. right err alie orter lacks dale. amâ€" and by eet= MINORâ€"ATOM DIVISION Moose 6 â€" McNally Insurance 3 When the cheering has died down and the victor and vanâ€"| quished have been decided, there | often crops up one of those little human dramas that serves to| show those men dedicated to| helping boys, that they are achieving worthy results. Such| an event took place at Central) Arena after the defeat of Mcâ€"| Nally Insurance on Wednesday | night. Rick Britton, one of the stalwarts of the defeated team,| on his own initiative, strode| bravely into the midst of the‘ eelebrating Moose dressing room, | and personally shook hands and congratulated every member of} the victorious‘ team. After the usual congratulations on the ice, this was an extra example of good sportsmanship that gives| the observer a great feeling to be| wicz from Alan Anketell. Ed‘s BA are Atom Cup winners for the third consecutive season. also. Scoring for the losers: Lackowiez from Jim Innis, Jim Innis from Paul Lackowicz and Brian Macdonald, Paul Lackoâ€" Two champs were declared in the Alderwood Minor Hockey League as Ed‘s BA finished off South Peel Kinsmen in Atom play and the Moose team whipped MeNally Insurance to the sideâ€" lines in the Minor Atom division. In the remaining categores the playoffs continue. ATOM DIVISION Ed‘s BA 6â€"South Peel Kinsmen 3 Alan Ralston is the sniper who did the trick. Alan was all over the ice in a fine display of puck control that netted him five goals out of the six that the Gas House Gang scored. Ray Dance scored the other BA tally, assisted on two others, and played a strong game all around. Gary Frelick Ed‘s BA were the first champs declared in the AMHL. and Esl's BA, Moose Win Ajde[wood Mi*nor*Titl*es' Alan Ralston Notches 5 In Crownâ€"Winning Contest LE. 2â€"1232â€"LE. 2â€"1232 Gueranteed drive away financing if you are over 21, 6 months‘ residence, 6 months on job. "A Good Place To Do Business" 3120 Lake Shore Bivd. W. _ NEW TORONTO SIMPSON MOTORS 2â€"D0O0R SEDAN 6â€"Cylinder with standard transâ€" mission. Beoutiful blue finish. Exâ€" cellent value. Vâ€"8 power with automatic transâ€" mission. Stands out anywhere in ite sparkling brown finish. Good 6â€"Cylinder, . automatic . transmisâ€" sion. A clean car finished in gunâ€" metal gray. \\As lS" ‘62 PLYMOUTH NEED A CAR? Church Motors 1â€"Year G & W Warranty (15% parts, 15% labor) Authorized Ford Falcon Dealer 125â€"Car Selection 1660 Bloor St. W. Offer 1.075 ‘61 FORD ‘61 FORD 2â€"D00R SEDAN 2â€"D0OOR SEDAN 6 TEms1tiG DOWN NO DOWN PAYMENT â€" TERMS TO SsUIT DURING SIMPSON MOTORS SALE OF _ LA oals hat trick later, but it was futile‘ D.F.D. won the first game of use |as the Moosemen had ample inâ€" the final series in convincing red |surance by this time. |style and have a firm grip on the on _ Scoring the other goals for|cup as a result. Mickey lannizi ong| Moose were Paul Reid with two, was the key man in the victory, lick|John Preece, Lanry Castle, and potting two goals and setting up ists |Lawrie Hewer. Assists went to the winner, by Ken Zimmer, like ers:|John Preece (2), Ted Strang (2), a champion. Dave Patriquin Jim|Dale Findlay and Lawrie Hewer.|started the ball rolling with a and McNally assists went to Gary nice goal from Dale Henderson ‘koâ€" |Landry and Tom Mellish. |and Dave Reach was an importâ€" BANTAM DIVISION ‘ant man, setting up two big ners | Canadian Tire 2 â€" Advertiser 1 . |\goals. Canadian Tire won a squeaker to tie up this final at three points each. Steve Lloyd from Larry Hargraves and Frank MacCauley iand Schwalm unassisted in the |opening stanza, was enough to win it, as the Advertiser couldn‘t ‘get a play to click until the game | was nearly over. Dave Cartner ‘finally found the target, from |Brian Timco and Terry Clark at 'the 15 minute mark of the last period. ‘MIDG!T DIVISION George Sutton 3 â€" Aldwd Var. 1 win it, as the Advertiser couldn‘t Carricks again were unable to ‘get a play to click until the game keep David Agnew under contiol was nearly over. Dave Cartnerias he piloted his mates to the first finally found the target, from win of the final series, by scoring Brian Timco and Terry Clark at all the goals. David Sulker, who the 15 minute mark of the last played a whale of a game, drew 'period assists on all three goals. Carâ€" 'nm)cn'r DIVISION rick‘s best man was Paul White, George Sutton 3 â€" Aldwd Var. 1 ‘who was making his presence _ Pete Fram finished this semiâ€" known every time he appeared "final series all by himself, as he on the ice and was rewarded by sent the Variety Boys into enâ€" scoring the first Carricks goal, forced retirement with a pretty on a play started by Paul Priest. hatâ€"trick. His assistants on the John Belleghem scored the secâ€" job were Don Shaw, Jim Plant ond goal on a pass from Bill (2), Ed Rowland and Marty Sherlock. Carricks tried hard to Goodkey. get the equalizer but were unâ€" Jim Duff started the scoring able to put the puck past Stuart from Johnson, but that was all Mills the Breen Bros. goalie. Both the firepower that Alderwood goalies had close calls, but unâ€" Variety could muster. So now fortunately clsoe only counts in George Sutton goes against D.F D.|horseshoes. Once Carrick‘s had to determine the division champs. \the puck sitting right on the goal D.F.D. 3 â€" U.R.W. 2 line, but were unable to push it A spectacular display of goal ‘ across, then Breens‘ hit both goal: Pete Fram finished this semiâ€" final series all by himself, as he sent the Variety Boys into enâ€" forced retirement with a pretty hatâ€"trick. His assistants on the job were Don Shaw, Jim Plant (2), Ed Rowland and Marty Goodkey. connected with boys of this cu-|kupiu by Dave Dempster won ibre. ; ‘this series for D.F.D. Dave kick= The story on the‘ice was one|ed away many fine scoring chanâ€" of too much power around the|ces by the surging U.R.W. crew. net, and too much skating abili Goals for D.F.D. were scored by ty to be contained. Moose struck Chamula, Mickey lannizi and early with two quick goals, while Dave Roach, with Mickey lanâ€" the Insurancemen were feeling nizi and Dave Roach doing all their way. 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