WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14,, 1976, PAGE 15 HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY F of r Whi atio T divis is a Ivan Fos 13 Leg witl C.B thr ach and Bru goa per Leg Mc the Iva a CIa for Ba the Fo go Qn Br rep at wi Es do on Ha Pe Da zit Go go th Du Po A N GI an sir Di 5- tm F L n B P M K g f4 Standings ai 'ollowing are the results MAJOR ATOME cent play in the Brooklin- Mowat Insurance, with 12 a tby Minor Hockey Associ, points, holds a three-point n House League. lead over Whitby Firefighters 1 NOVICE in the major atom division. he standings in the novice Whitby Firefighters f sion are close as their dumped Rider Todi 5-2 on t tie for first place between two goals by Jeff Lee and s i's Hairstyling and C. B. singles by Paul Pringle, Tom ter and Sons who have Scheefer and Kevin Warm-b points each. Brooklin ington. Robert Crawford and b ion follows close behind David Craig replied for the J h 12 points. . losers. van's Hairstyling downed Koke Schell edged Mowat . Foster and Sons 6-2 on Insurance 4-3 on a hattrick by ee goals by Dennis Bastar- Dean Van Doleweerd and a e, two by Scott Burnett singleton by Richard Daley. one by Jeff Page. Jason Lorne Demoe scored twice ineau scored the losers' and Mike Bessels once for1 ls. the losers. Scott Powell's three-goal Rider Tool defeated Koke formance paced Brooklin Shell 5-3 on three goals by gion to a 3-1 victory over David Craig and singles by t Teague Electric who got Don Pye and Brian Bravener. ir goal from Billy Chilton. Dean Van Doleweerd scored 1 McTeague Electric and ail of the losers' goals.t n's Hairstyling battled to Whitby Firefigaters doub-i 2-2 deadlock and Tomi led the score on Mowat Insur- rke and David Gray scored ance, winning 4-2 on a hattrick1 the former and Dennis by Kevin Roach and one goal1 starache and Jeff Page for by Paul Pringle. Terry latter. McDonald and Michael Bessels1 Brooklin Legion edged C.B. replied for the losers. ster and Sons 3-2 on two MINOR PEEWEE als by Robert Delong and Mercury Auto Body holds e by Scott Powell. Jason down first place in the minor uneau and David Murphy peewee division with a plied for the losers. six point nargn over Family MINOR ATOM Kartway and Totten, Sims Mercury Auto Body sits and Hubicki. op the minor atom division Mercury Auto Body de- th 13 points while Beaupre's feated All Canadian Awards so follows with 11. 5-2 as Frank Princiotta Mercury Auto Body scored twice and Adam wned Beaupre's Esso 94 Aggett, Larry Goodchild and two-goal efforts by Jeff Brian Mangnall once each. ley, Steve Goodchild and Kevin Mask scored both of ter Riviore and singles by the losers' goals. irren, Stevens, Frank Ignaz- Totten, Sims and Hubicki to and Tom Lazzaro. whipped Whitby Mali Res- ®rd Muschett fired three taurant 9-1 on four goals by als and Ken White one for Ken Lynde, three by Mark e losers. Petrie and two by Carmelo Munn's Press defeated Scaffidi. Brian Heroux uff's Towing 5-3 as Mark replied for the losers.- 4 tts scored twice and John Family Kartway defeated rmston, Darrin Bradley and Randall Plumbing 3-1 as evin VanDruemel once each. Wayne Misselbrook scored len Cottam scored a pair twìce and Paul McEachen id Kevin Tushingham a once. Paddy Mulligan scored ngle for the losers. for the losers. Mercury Auto Body and Totten, Sims and Hubicki uff's Towing fought to a trounced Randall Plumbing 5 draw. Jeff Haley scored on two goals by Carmelo vo and Darren Stevens, Scaffidi and Mark Petrie and rank Ignazzito and Tom singles by Neil Buisman, Ken bazzaro one each for the Lynde, Brent Lindberg and )rmer. Kevim Tushingham Don Wade. Chris Channon otched a pair and Mark scored twice and langPorter azarin, John Pipher and Jim once for Randat Plumbing. ipher one each for the latter. Mercury Auto Body and Beaupre's Esso edged Witby tail Restuarant Iunn's Press 2-1 on goals by battled to a 3-3 deadlock as en White and David Galla- Frank Janssen, Larry Good- hier. Mike Holter replied chd ar trian Maenuli or the losers. scrdfrtefre n a re close in novice division Bob Cormier, Jeff Nadilin and Leo Beenen for the latter. In a high scoring affair, Farhily Kartway downed All Canadian Awards 10-5 on four goals by Paul Shaubel, three by Russell Lewis and singles by Robbie Alsop, Wayne Misselbrook and Murray Parrinder. Steven McGary with three, Derrick James and Allan McDonald with one each replied for the losers. MAJOR PEEWEE There is currently a two way tie for first place in the major peewee division between Kiwanis Club and the T.C.'s with 11 points each. T.C.'s edged the Kiwanis Club 4-3 on two goals by Mike Hanley and singles by Grant Hogg and Mark Bruneau. Ron Mulligan, with two, and Fergus Morrison replied for the losers. Dodd and Souter tripped McNamara Marine 3-2 as Joe Morrison scored twice and John Raline once. Steve Brunelle and Alan Thompson tallied the losers' goals. Kiwanis Club doubled the score on Dodd and Souter, winning 4-2 on goals by Craig Sharp, Mike Peltenburg, Ron Mulligan and Tom Demille. Joe Morrison and Mark Kennedy scored for the losers. T.C.'s edged McNanara Marine 2-1 on goals by Dave Bagnell and Mike Hanley. Warren Prest replied for McNamara Marine. MINOR BANTAM Red Wing Orchards cur- rently hold a comfortable four-point lead over Canadian Legion in the minor bantam division. Red Wing Orchards downed Canadian Legion 6-2 on two-goal efforts by Mark Westenhoefer and Craig Tutton and singles by Mark Cormier and Ron Burns. Pat Corrigan and Bill Lamont replied for the losers. Algoma Orchards edged Mercantile 3-2 on goals by Rick Vesters, Mike Dickson and Larry Kernohan. Randy Bell and David McDonald found the range for the losers. Mercantile blanked Cana- dian Legion 3-0 on shutout goaltending by Mike Dakin and goals by Steven Gallagher, Andrew McQuarrie and David Blair. Red Wing Orchards and Algoma Orchards played to a 5-5 standoff. Greg Rich, Paul Connelly, Ron Burns, John Pearson and Joe Johnstone Operate ln Top les TIE Form... Whatever forms you need for your business ... bills, ledgers, labels, work sheets, envelopes, letterheads, file cards. . . count on us for expert help. We'll be happy to give you suggestions. M.B.M. Publishing & Photography Inc. 121 Brock St. N. Whitby 668-6111 a scored for the former. Mike Dickson notched a pair and Rick Cormier, Tim Allens and Jeff Solly scored foi the latter. In an exhibition contest, the Minor Bantam Selects de- feated the Ontario Regiment Peewee 'B' allstars 5-3 on two goals by Greg Rich and Ron Burns and singles by Tim Allems, John Pearson, Paul Jacobs and Rick Vesters. Randy Taylor scored twice and Scott Burns once for the losers. MAJOR BANTAM - MINOR MIDGET Whitby Lions, with 18 points, holds a- four-point lcad over Kinsmen Club and Rotary Club in the major bantam-minor midget division. Whitby Lions blanked G.N. Sports 10-0 on shutout goal- tending by Brian Reed, three goals by Paul Gibson and Mike Gallaglher, two goals by Darrell Mask and singles by David Morrison and Ron Grady. Canadian Tire edged Kameka Shoes 2-1 on goals by Tim Tran and Andrew Wells. Cilles Millette replied for the losers. Rotary Club downed Ewing Pools 3-1 on goals by Mike Aggett, Mike Yaroff and Grant Broughton. GregScott got the losers' only goal. Kinsmen Club defeated Gus Brown Motors 5-3 on a hattrick by Craig Short and singles by Rick Stacy and Ralph Zielke. Derrick Minaret fired a pair and Robert Heroux a single for the losers. Dale Purdy recorded a shutout in Kameka Shoes' 3-0 victory over Ewing Pools. Larry Holdershaw, Nick Coady and Jeff Smith handled the scoring for the winners. Derrick Minaret's four goals paced Gus Brown Motors to a 5-2 victory over G. N. Sports. Tay Anderson added a single for the winners while Robert McLean and Allen Andrews replied for the losers. - Kinsmen Club edged Canadian Tire 3-2 as Scott Ravary scored twice and Mark McDonald once. Dave Cini and Jamie Marks scored for the losers. Paul Gibson scored five goals to lead Whitby Lions to a 7-3 verdict over Rotary Club. Dan Maguire and Paul Bagnell added singles. Dale Baxter, Mike Aggett and Mark Yaroff scored the losers' goals. MAJOR MIDGET - JUVENILE Whitby Welding sits in first place atop the minor midget-1 juvenile division with 11 points. U.A.W. Local 222 follows close behind with 10 points while Bell Canada has nine. Whitby Welding and Bell Canada battled to a 1-1 dead- lock as Gary Cooper scored for the former and Randy Levett for the latter. Ottenbrite's Men's Wear edged U.A.W. Local 222 by a 3-2 score as Ken Colley, Mike Weir and Tom Pallister scored for the winners and Steve Keyes and Bernie Kloke for the losers. Bell Canada dumped Ottenbrite's Men's Wear 6-2 on goals by Bruce Hawe, Reg Martin, TerryHaldershaw, Brian Roberts, Henry Bykerk and Dere Robertson. John Beck and Wayne Colley re- plied for the losers. U.A.W. Local 222 edged Whitby Welding 4-3 on goals by Peter Dillon, Rick Van- derlinde, Alec SimpsonJand Brian Ward. Brian Jacobs scored twice and Mike Ed- wards once for the losers. U.A.W. Local 222 downed Bell Canada 3-2 as Barry Blaker, Rick Vanderlinde and Brian Ward scored for the winners and Brian Roberts and Derrick Robertson for the losers. Despite a penalty shot goal by Ken Colley, Whitby Weld- ing edged Ottenbrite's Men's Wear 3-2 on goals by Brian Jacobs, Gary Cooper and Bob Cooper. Mark England tallied the losers' other goal. The Brooklin-Whitby Consolidated Building Corpor- ation Juvenile Allstars parti- cipated in the recent Picton Juvenile Tournanent and came home with the consola- tion prize. In their first gaine, the C.B.C.'s locked sticks with Owen Sound in what turned out to be a very exciting game and was the talk of the tournament. Owen Sound scored the winning goal in the second 10-minute sud- den-death overtime period to make the score 3-2. The C.B.C.'s had a goal disallowed in the first period which, as it turned out, probably cost them the game. An official ruled that play had been whistled dead before the goal because an Owen Sound player had been injured. Whether or not the whistle had indeed sounded before the goal is, to say the least, questionable. In fact, one official pointed to the centre-ice faceoff circle, indicating that he feit the goal had been scored before the whistle. le was overruled. Owen Sound's Rick Powell scored the first official goal of the game at 4:33 of the second period. Dan Jordan tied the garne for the C.B.C.'s at 6:31 of the third period and, while killing a penalty, scored the go-ahead goal. However, with just 22 seconds remaining Steve McCallum's powerplay goal for Owen Sound sent the CBC Juvenile Allstars win consolation prize gamne into overtimne. The first overtime period featured exciting end-to-end hockey and it was the same in the second overtime stanza until Owen Sound's Brad Forsland scored the winner, a powerplay goal at 6:57. Owen Sound goaltender Rick Gibbons was chosen the game's Most Valuable Player as, time and again, he thwarted C.B.C. attempts in overtime. The second game saw the C.B.C.'s trounce the Trenton Minor Juveniles 7-1. Tim Brown tallied the hattrick for the winners while Garry Bruce scored twice and Glen Johnston and Ed Szczui once each. Bob Poisson was the only Trenton player who was able to beat the C.B.C. goaltender Bob Wilson. Timn Brown,kwith his hattrick, was picked the most valuable player of the game. The third game, for the consolation prize, found the C.B.C.'s confronted by the host Picton Juveniles. Mike Wolff recorded the shutout as the C.B.C.'s won 5-0. Tim Brown, Dan Gallogley, Rick Pigeau, Ed Szczur and Jim DeMille provided the C.B.C.'s with the necessary offensive punch. Jim DeMille added three assists. Jim DeMille was judged the game's most valuable player although goaltender , Mike Wolff came up with several key saves the preserve the shutout. M....Mmmmý