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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1975, PAGE 19 ALLSTAR HOCKEY Lasco Steeler'Peewees explode in thirdperiod Following are the results of recent Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association Alistar action.* NOVICE Colin Haiseil and Steve Vandeburgt shared the (shut- out as Dominion Caulking blanked Cobourg 2-O on goals by Greg Roberts and David McWhirter. Mike Feasbey scored three- times and Brad Evans once for Stouffville in a 4-4 tic with Dominion Caulking. David McWhirter scored twice and Chris Lee and Ch ris Daley once each for Dominion Caulking. MIINOR ATOM Gary Roberts second goal of die game with eigh t seconds reniaini ng' assuired the Whitby Mall Florists of a 5-3 win over Ajax. Billy Callan, Mark Farrell aond Dave Sacko added singles for the winners. Kevin McDonal1d scored twice and Peter Candler once for the losers. MAJOR ATOM Brooklin Concrete Products and Lindsay battled to a 44 deadlock. Pauil Newman scored a pair for the former and John Sciell and Steven Williams singles. Shiane Doyle, Paul Ellis, Gary Howell aocd Mark Henley replied for- Lindsay. MINOR PEEWEE Randy Taylor led Ontario Reginment to a 5-I vicî--ry over Stotuffvillc with a pair of goals while Lonnie Fos..k'ett, Eric Wells and] Warren Prest added singles. Doug Williamns scored for the losers. Aqualine Pools overcamne a 1-O deficit in thieir 6-I win over Cobourg whio took the lead on a goal by Kevin Reid. Jeff Donaldson scored twice and Dan Garrard, Derek Kot- zluk, Charlie Mason and Paul Rick once each for the winners. MAJOR PEEWEE After traling by a narrow 2-1 deficit at the end of the second period, the roof fell in on Bowmanvlle as the Lasco Steelers fired eight un- answered goals in the final period to walk away with a 10-1 victory. Stu Catterali, Bob Middleton and Billy Eyre notched two goals each and Warren Subject, David Blacquiere, Todd Chasczewski and 'Dale Kernohan scored singles. Kevin Tink wcored the losers' only goal. MINOR BANTAM Bay Ridges downed Opti- mists International 6-5 on a two-goàl perloriTance by Joe Vernoy and singles by Mike Costello, John Nedlake, Pat and Scott Bremner and Darrel Blacquiere, with singles replied for the lo§us. MAJOR BANTAM Oshawa dumped Iroquois Pro Centre 4-1 on goals by Scott Mann, Greg Rudka, Terry Girhouard and Rick Nodnisky. Nick Nosowenko scored for the losers. MIINOR MIDGET Mary Brown edged Cobourg 3-2 as Rick Kay, Ken DeM Hie and Rick Borg each scored once. Bruce Rutherford and Rob 'Harnden replied for Cobourg. MAJOR MIDGET Ferrco Engineering scored with 43 seconds remnaining after pulling their goalie in favouir of an extra attacker and wound UP in a 4-4 tie wi th Bowvnanville. B ret t Hoffmnan, John Jordan, Teny Whyte and Joel Gangemi scored for Ferrco while Chris Marchand scored a hattrick and Kirn Storgaard a single for Bowmianvile. In an exhibition, encoun- ter, Ferrco Engineering doub-, led the score on Port Perry, winning 4-2.. Doug Shearer, Marty Callas, Blair Gibson and Scott Morgan scored for the winners. Stu Cochrane and Rob Evans found the range for the losers. JUVENILE A balanced offensive at- tack was the order of flic day when die C.B.C.'s trounced Bay Ridges 7-I on singles by Ed Szczur, Timi Brown, Dan Jordan, Wade Roberts and Garry Bruce. Dennis Andrews replied for- Bay Ridgcs. Munn's Press currently holc] first place in the Whiitby Men's Hockey Lcague withi 10 points on f-ive xins and one Ioss. Lasco Steel 1follow close behinc] with eighit points on four wins and] two losses. Hl. SaIt Fish aoc] Chips. with seven points on1 thIc e xins. two losses aoc] a tic. arc in third place. The Firc1pIice Plus, B3onde- co Rustp roofing and] Ch ris Catering are tied for lourth xith six points on th re wi ns and] three losses. 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