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umg lor first ».xth and final Castrols did it deteating the Long _ Branch night. After battling on close to even terms ror fortyâ€"five minutes, Alâ€" derwod broke loose for one of their famous rallies, scoring lour goals in less than three minutes If Lakeshore Castrols were as successful against other teams in the junior lacrosse loop: as wmey nave been with Alderw=od and Mimico, they would be natâ€" in the final period but then collapsed as Lakeshore retaliatâ€" ed with three big goals in thirty seconds to win the game. 4â€"Goal Alderwood Rally Overshadowed Alderwood was still minus their big scoring gun, Ron Macâ€" Neil who was sitting out the fourth game of his suspension and also Ken Hodge who apâ€" pears to be through for the seaâ€" son after having his arm reâ€"set in a cast. He broke it prior to the start of the season and inâ€" tection has set in and he will likely rest it up until next hockey season. The win was a sort of welcome home present for Lakeshore coach Morley Kells who was given a â€" twoâ€"game suspensun for coaching the Castrols in St Catharines from the vicinity of the coaching box a week ago while serving an earlier suspen sion. He served his two games at Guelph last Friday and ciso missed the Brampton game Sunâ€" day afternoon. Villa Lodge, on Baisam Lake. and began casting into the blackâ€" ness. They were, without ai doubt, honest to goodness fisher-t men. They were also stalwafl‘ members of an organization | known as the "Outdoor Writers of Canada". Alderwood were unable to keep the high scoring duo of Brian Keegan and Paul Macâ€" Donald off the scoresheet. Keeâ€" gan scored six and MacDonald three. Singles went to Ian Scott, First of all, those mad fisherâ€" ; men. who took off into the night, | came back about three a.m. with‘ a beautiful "large mouth". It) tipped the scales at four porunds,l four ounces. Mike Robinson of CHEXâ€"TV Peterborough was the lucky guy. But, did he have to charge into the bedrooms and dangle it under the noses of| peacefullyâ€"sleeping scribes? I After a superb breakfast and| lunch at Cedar Villa Lodge, on Saturday, the gang split up. Fred Darby. of Georgetown, and I were directed to Art Elmhirst‘s resort on the north shore of Rice Lake. Our memories of that visit are all wonderful. Mr. and~Mrs. Elmhirst bent over backwards to make our brief stay a dandy one. | Art took us to Brown‘s Lodge, at Keene, for dinner on Saturday,| â€" and to Pete McGillen‘s Lodge | At ten minutes after twelve,! last Friday midnight, three or four "beavers", or rather anglers, pushed their boat out from Cedar | As guests of the Kawartha Lakes Tourist Association, a number of us had gathered to help usher in the bass and muâ€" skie season. I didn‘t rush right out in the dark to drop surface lures amongst the lily pads. And, I didn‘t actually catch a worthâ€" while fish all weekâ€"end. But, I sure enjoyed those two days completely. Because of the hospitality and kindness that were showered upâ€" on us during our brief visit to the Kawartha district, I‘m most anxiâ€" ous to tell you about a few of the highlights. THE ADVERTISER â€" F Castrols Score 3 In 30 Seconds, Edge Terriers 13â€"11 4 Door Custom, . overdrive, whitewall tires, cou:n'i.ou:'I':":;nel 81951 195-9 RAMBLER suremeric reae $1.095. 1955 P(.)P’{TlAC prom anln $125. ASK ABOUT OUR 1 YEAR USED CAR WARRANTY 1959 METEOR Rideou, 2 door, automatic, raâ€" dio, whitewall maAAEF LAKESHORE RAMBLER 1958 RAMBLER AT LAKESHORE RAMBLER‘S 2324 Lake Shore Blvd. W At Burlington St., MIMICO ‘CAR FOR YOUR NEWLY FINISHED racher than the playoff spot. The the hard way in Termiers 13â€"1! at Bowl _ Mon riday, July 3, 1964 â€" (1964) in at ay â€"o 259â€"4617 jors for fighting. Smith just_ wad to have the last word to the reâ€" ferees and drew a game misâ€" conduct With the game in its dying seconds, Gary â€" Kennedy â€" aro MacDonald teed off at eackh other and they too drew majors Alderwood has a junior game with Brampton at Adam Beck Rink tonight and entertain Miâ€" mico Mounties next Wednesd»y. Lakeshore moves into Hastrigs for a Saturday night game ind plays that same club back at Long â€" Branch â€" Bowl _ Monday night. TAILENDS . .. Trade talk ruâ€" The Terriers seemed to have pulled the win out of the tire in the final five minutes as they irailed 10â€"7 but three Lakesnore penalties paved the way for four Termier goals by Earl MacNeil, Al Abbott, Bill Morrison a n d Jim Moore, these came between 14.30 and 17.22 * Just when it appeared the Perriers had Lakeshore on tne run, the Castrols started a well oiled counter offensive of their own as Campbellâ€"scored at 18 52 and that was that. Lakeshore led 3â€"2 at the ~nd of the first period and 8â€"7 ater forty minutes and opened the margin to 10â€"7 before Alderâ€" wood started to roll. Alderwood‘s Brian Smith and Lakeshore‘s Bob Sicinski proâ€" vided some second period :ireâ€" works when they both drew naâ€" jors for fighting. Smith just sad to have the last word to the reâ€" ferees and drew a game misâ€" mors were buzzing around ‘the Long Branch Bowl during he game. Alderwood is rumorec to have offered two of the current crop of juniors plus two juvenâ€" iles in return for Lakeshore netâ€" The guide, â€" ah yes, the guide! There was a delightful personalâ€" ity who tried so hard to give us the thrill of hooking into a "tackle buster". Moses Smoke is his rame. He‘s a fullâ€"blooded Indian of the Mississauga tribe. Good old Mose, a veteran of the first great war. entertained us with colorful tales of the past. Most interesting was his story about the days when his father took nim fishing in a canoe. Mose was just a little gaffer then and had to be tied to the seat with fishing line so a big. muskie wouldn‘t pull him overboard. Rufus Spencer, of Dorset, Ohio landed five of them Saturday morning. He released four and kept the largest wegining about twelve pouhds. All in all, the two day seore for that camp was ten muskies. Ted Giles, of Etobicoke, feels he should have done better. but I sure would have been glad to hook into the eight and a quarters pounder he landed. Bruce Todman Rod Compbell for lunch on Sunday. They supâ€" plied a boat, motor, tackle. and a guide with the hope that we‘d tangle with a muskie. Fred and I each had a strike. but that was all. We know it‘s a good place for muskie fishing because Rice Lake has actually gone on record as having proâ€" duced more Muskellunge than any other lake in Ontario. Guests at Elmhirst‘s camp alone pulled out a hundred and eight of the monsters last vear. As most muskie fishermen know, you can sometimes be real lucky without even trying. Then again, one poor guy‘s been comâ€" ing back for ten years and hasn‘t caught one vet. That‘s what 1 call pationce and perseverence. Sunday‘s highlights were ref nitely the visits to Pete McGil Station wagon, radio, whiteâ€" It fives $1.695. 1955 lfONTIAC n m y â€"â€" _‘ $TB0. en * $795. 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC DEPARTMENT 1960 RILEY 4â€"D00R USED CAR (Continued on Page 14) OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 P.M. seemed to have out of the tire minutes as they three Lakesnore Sian Cox and minder Brian Cuddy and captain under advisement . . Alder Buich Keegan . . . Things are wood has asked the OLA execu TODMAN SCORES. Bruce Todman, one of Lakeshore Castrols players from their midget club, up on a fiveâ€"game trial, showâ€" ed plenty as he scored against Pete Lebel at Long Branch EVERY 79 MINUTES AcCAR OR TRUCK | wAS SOLD x ; * Based On An Average Work Week! 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