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Last Week's opening game in the Humber Valley Knights of Columbus Hockey League was a real clif- fhanger and St. Benedicts atoms finally edged Our Lady of Victory 3-2. The hero was Ralph Soder who scored the deciding 'goal capping earlier scores by Gary Gilmour and Scott Kerr. David Connor and Brian MacMillan counted for OLV. A 1-1 tie resulted from the contest between Tran- sfiguration and St. Stephens Atonis. The marksmen were Walter Kennedy for Tran- sfiguration and John Butt for St. Stephens. The tykes. Murray Electric and Royal York met at Forest Hill Saturday with the game ending in a tho tie as Jim Richard turned aside all the shots to get the shutout. St. Judes atoms over- whelmed All Saints 5-1 with brothers Dave and Steve Pelletier notching a pair each and John Oswin climaxing the scoring for St. Judes. Tony Cancilla put All Saints on the scoreboard. In the minor bantam series, St. Andrews swamped All Saints 6-1. Goals were scored by Wayne Dickie, Joe Difalco, Frank Staresinic, Doug McMahon, Domenic Montemurro and Camilla Natale. St. Andrews' counter came from Frank Camey. HUMBER VALLEY KOf C A high-scoring game resulted as Our Lady of Victory minor bantams defeated St. Stephens 7-3. For the winners, Dennis McKenna earned a hat trick, John Hickey counted twice and singles were scored by Dennis Roland and Paul Dileo. Ivan Zanatta alsc scored a hat trick for St, Stephens., - - _ dur Lady of the Airways shutout St. Judes minor Bit Eairview got back on a Brother act sinks All Saints by nge Gerry Fairview's streak broken J Ana-u ves out with broken ankle amile Tll'; stuitoua in other action Saturday. winning track at St. Michael's Monday in taking Toronto Olympic " in atom action. Singles were scored by Carl Wareham, Paul Verge, Mike Fulton and Bruce Rugelis. Milva Auto Body peewees played to a H tie with West End AC at Forest Hill Saturday. Ed Jordan potted two and Gard Van Horne added a single. Milva dumped Richardaon's 5-4 Monday at Dixie Gard Van Horne scored two and Larry GazzNa, Ed Jordan and Randy Forsythe added one each. In North York play the tykes took a 1-0 win from Duffield at Centennial Saturday . Brad Baird got the shutout and Mavro "a: mum. u, a...“ . "" zgerald, Doug Wilcox, Mark In peewee play Host Rent- Bertrand, Bill Price, and A-Car took St. Edward's 5-3 Jefry Shea. at Downsview Saturday. unarue Craib picked up two ATOMS and Darren Austin, Glen St. Benedieta.3 O.L.V.-2 Alford and Rick Clarkin Transfiguration-l St. added singles. Stephens-l Northwest then outscored St. Judes.6 All Saints-t Host Rent-A-Car 5-2 Monday MINOR BANTAMS at Downsview. Darren St. Andrews.6 AllSaints-1 Austin and Greg MacKenzie 0.L.V.-7 St. Stephens-3 were the only players to find 0.L.A.-7 St. Judes.0 the range. couvor’s Gord Franc. 1mm Don May and 8uttatitut. Gamma:- Andy IlyhrdBostonallrocu'ded trrdaduattiaettaalstssrs in”. '1.laartttttittioirtrt-t. and 4 my: M " bantams M. Brian Doyle counted twice and singles were scored by Mike Fit- zgerald, Doug Wilcox, Mark Bertrand, Bill Price, and 72 POLARA CUSTOM Examples " DART DEMON 72 CHALLENGER 0NlTS--thNltEllS-f1m 0lmG-lhlltSUllS--0ihMlGfflS 2500 Bloor St. W. (at my 766-2443 72 IMPERIAL 72 CHARGER Balance of 18,000 mile--18 month factory warranty. General Motors builds Them age same Old Mill Pontiac Buick Makes the Difference ch 0640l07 m #3492A La: "HT" tic menus Ut #644282 Season's Greetings 'm ALI, up you Alll FROM ALL or» us A loaded with {query options-Some air conditioned. '" Shutouu by Montreal’s JoltncumplniandTomnto's Ptt Sweaty started the Northwest then outscored Host Rent-A-Car 5-2 Monday at Downsview. Darren Austin and Greg MacKenzie were the only players to find the range. The Young Canadians came on to take a bt win in tyke play at Habitant Wednesday. Dale Torangeau was the lone Humberview The minor atoms made it fourteen in a row Wednesday at John Booth in defeating Duffield 5.4 Alain Maheu scored two and Ron Miller, Steve Gerardi and Dwayne Smith notched singles. Target Graphics atoms outscored High Park Printing 7-1 at Centennial Saturday. Thompson Macartney scored two while team mates Niall Moore, Dave Pelletier, Brad Cook, Bill McDonald and Peter Kostuik gotsingles. Battistella scored the lone Target made a trek to Don Mills Monday and dumped St. Edward's " on two goals by Carl Miklovich and one each from David Vienneau and Thompson Macart- ney.Target Graphics ran their win streak to five by taking Northwest bl Wed- nesday at Habitant. David Pelletier and Mike Glazier got the goals. 72 NEWPORT 72 SWINGER l o,,ale..sAu's 72 FURY Ill 72 CUSTOM NEWPORT 72 FURY ll km. '641853 D: "36444 trt ~707173 [It 11564291 I865 WESTON RB. 248-5521 KVN - Nick's Collision juveniles lost 5-1 to Avenue Road Tuesday at Habitant. Peter Green got the lone tally. 72 DODGE WAGON The minor midgets travelled to Flemingdon Tuesday and lost 3-1 to York Mills. Rick Ekleman picked up the single. one game this week a win. ning one as they took Nor, thwest 6-2 at Habitant Wednesday. Art Issler marksmen were John Kercz (two) and Randy Roth, Ken Schultz, David Black and Andy Sartor. Northwest took a 3.0 win from the bantams Saturday at Downsview and then the bantams turned the tables on Avenue Road Wednesday at John Booth with a 3.0 win. Len Richard and Bill Jenkins shared goal tending duties as Fred Tuerke, O.J. Paisley and Frank Studney scored. On Thursday the juveniles went down 5-1 again at Fenside with Legion 66 getting the win. Andre Dessamerif scored the single. ciation 3-2. William Grainger, Kit Scovell and Gary Doucet got the singles. 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