WH.TBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1974, PAGE 9 Brookl'n - Whitby Ma'or Midget Whitby Girls' Sports Assoc. >Hockey Scores THE WHITBY GIRLS' SPORTS ASSOCIATION Hockey Scores Games played: February 23rd, 1974 in Little Britain Teams involved: Little Britain Port Perry Whitby Woodville Peterboro Havlock Little Britain Jrs. Havlock Jrs. Marmora Toronto Last Saturday past Whitby was involved in their first of two tournaments. Games were played to determine the "A" and the "B" winners. And with pride Whitby brought home the "B" championship for the first time in three years. The following are scores of the tournament and its eventual outcome. Game 1. Game 2. Game 3. Game 4. Game 5. Game 6. Game 7. Game 8. Game 9. Game 10. Little Britain Port Perry Peterboro Marmora Havlock Jrs. Whitby Little Britain Marmora Whitby Marmora - Woodville 0 - Whitby I - Havlock I - Toronto 0 - Little Britain Jrs. 2 - Woodville 3 - Port Perry 2 - Peterboro 2 - Havlock 3 - Little Britain 2 On Whitby's two final games Lois Pitre played a superb game as she got the winning goals for both the games. Heather Perigoe and Gail Ravary were the two power- houses on defence as they, together, stopped a total of 74 shots for their goaltenders. Julie Randall also playing an excellent game got three goals while Robynn Ibbitson picked up two. The goaltenders, Pat Underwood and Cathy Campbell played flawless games as they together stopped a total of 97 shots. And allowing only 7. The eventual outcome of the ten game tournament was the following: "A" Champions: Marmora with 6 points. "B" Champions: Whitby with 4 points. Little Britain with 4 points. Port Perry with 2 points. Peterboro with 2 points. Havlock Jrs. with 2 points. Woodville with 0 points. Havlock with 0 points. Little Britain with 0 points. (Jrs.) Toronto with 0 points. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DOCTOR JOSEPH O. RUDDY GENERAL HOSPITAL Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of The Doctor Joseph O. Ruddy General Hospital Corporation will be held at 8:00 P.M. on Wednesday, March 13th,'1974 in the Doctor Joseph O. Ruddy General Hospital in the Town of Whitby in the County of Ontario to:- 1. Receive the report of the Directors 2. Receive the report of the Auditors 3. Notice of Motion to Amend By-Laws To amend Part I Administrative By-Laws of the Hospital in reference to sections dealing with:- a) members of the corporation b) Board of Governors c) quorum for meetings d) Committees of the Board e) Procedures f) Bonding g) Banking and Part Il Medical Staff By-Laws with reference to sections dealing with:- a) Privileges b) Medical Staff Groups c) Departmentalization d) Regular meetings e) Medical advisory membership 4. Transact other Business B.W.M.H.A. Pee-Wee. League Scores for games played February 24th, 1974 REDWINGS B. Cullen MERCANTILE W. Middleton D. Baxter DODD & SOUTER S. Byberg B. Gallery T.C.'s E. Huinink P. Heffer L. Chizen T. Ravery W. Cain McNAMARA M. J. White KIWANIS J. Gibbs P. Hendriks R. Stacey D. Crawford Minor Atom House League THREE GAME OF PLAY-OFFS - 7:30 THURSDAY BROOKLIN ARENA. B.W. M.H.L. MINOR ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE - games played February 26th, 1974 - PLAY-OFFS MUNNS PRESS Mark Vesters DUFFS TOWING Russel Lewis Brian Schroer Robby Alsop Bobby Clarke DUNLOPS lan Porter Jereny Blaker 2 BOB HERON 1 2 Danny Middleton 1 6 WHITBY AUTO WRECKERS 4 3 Bryan Heroux 2 1 Paul Shaubel 2 3 BEAUPRES ESSO 2 Ken Lynde Leo Beenen Playoffs BROOKLIN CONCRETE MAJOR 1st gane of Play-offs B.W. 10 John Fusco 3 Todd Chasczewski 3 David Blacquiere 2 Bobby Middleton 2 SQUIRTS - HOUSE LEAGUE Wls 3 Shayne Kingston 3 ROBINS 3 Jerry Stackhow 1 John Philips 2 LARKS 6 Joey Neiuwendyk 4 Greg Ellis 2 ATOMS ALL STARS Best of 5 BOWMANVILLE GULLS Jeff Haley John Pipher SPARROWS Renay Collins Darinî Bradley WRENS BROOKLIN WHITBY NOVICE RIDER TOOL Ist playoff game against Cobourg Bext of 5 COBOURG B.W. 5 Gary Roberts 2 Martin Vankassel 1 Bryan Pratt 1 David Sackho 1 B.W. COBOURG 3 The B.W. C.B.C. Midget Ail Stars picked up the zone championship last week dumping Lindsay Legionnaires two straight games, to take the best of 5 series, 3 games to 1. Game I was taken by the C.B.C. boys only to have the Legionnaires take the second game in overtime to tie the series at 1 game each. Game 3 was played in Brooklin on Feb. 25th with the hometown boys winning a close 4 to 3 decision. The opening period was scoreless, but the Legionnaires opened the scoring early in the second, only to have the C.B.C.'s corne back and tie it up. Lindsay scored again late in the second frame for a 2 to I lead at the end of 2 periods of play. B.W. tied the game early in the 3rd. The Legionnaires slipped another one past goalie Ken Colby to take the lead, but the C.B.C. gang played their own game and fired 2 answered goals to give them the victory and a 2 to 1 lead in the series. Tim Brown bulged the twines twice for the C.B.C. squad with singles going to Dave Allen and Dan Jordan. Jim De Mille and Glenn Kinzie each picked up 2 assists in a winning cause. Al of Legionnaires scoring was handled by Jim Coombs. Murray Ray and Pete Sabovitch had 2 assists each for Lindsay. In winning the 4th game of the series in Lindsay on March 2nd, the C.B.C. team was never behind, taking an early 2 to 0 lead, only to have Lindsay corne storming back to the attack and tie the score before the end of the first period. In a fast and furious second frame the C.B.C. boys outscored the Legionnaires 2 to I. The only goal of the 3rd period was of the power play variety scored by B.W. Team captain Mike Rowley scored 2 big ones for the C.B.C. squad, with singles being notched by Jim De Mille, Tom Foster and Dan Jordan. Hard working Bryce Jordan had 3 helpers in this game. As in previous games Jim Coombs led the Legionnaires with 2 markers to go with a single by Phil Murtha. B.W. goaler Paul Ravary was given good protection by his defence for most of the game but still had to corne up 3 key saves to help preserve the victory. The turning point in the game was late in the second frame with the Legionn- aires pressing, Jim Coombs was forced offside and upset by B.W.'s Glenn Kinzie. Coombs was so infuriated he was "suckered" into taking an unnecessary roughness penalty and with him iin the sin bin the C.B.C. team scored the clincher. There were only 10 penalties in the gaine with the hometown Legionnaires taking 6 to B.W.'s 4. Each team was tagged with a fighting major early in the 3rd period. The C.B.C. squad now enter the quarter finals. Gary Roberts 2 Bryan Pratt 1 Les Sinden 1 Ritchie Thompson 1 John Barber I David Sachko I EXHIBITION GAME AGAINST AJAX 2 - 2 tie B.W. scorers Gary Roberts 1 2 Les Sinden 1 BESTWAY TOYOTA - beat Ajax 3 gaines straight, the third game 6 - 2 at Brooklin. Sunday they travel to Kingston to play Ist game, best of three against Kingston Township - defeated them 4 - 3. B.W. led 2 - 0 going into the third before Kingston was able to beat John -Parish. B.W. came back to -make it 3 - 1. Kingston scored again then B.W. went ahead 4 - 2. Kingston was able to get their 2 3 goals in the final 5 minutes. They pulled their goalie for extra attackers but B.W. held on even to missing the empty WHY PAY MORE? SAVE!! On Premium Qualify FUEL OIL STOVE OIL PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE CAL. 668-3381 OR . 2 i -WYà ýe