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SAFETY CHECKS ONE STOP BRAKE CENTRE BRI DGESTONE DUNLOP MICHELIN UNI ROYAL GOOD-RICH FIRESTONE KELLY,%-SPRIN(;FIELD A tough goal-uine stand couldflot prevent Bruce Kovack, of Pickering High School, to crash over for a touchdown against the Henry Street Hawks. A 20-O loss by Henry creates a four way tie for first place in the LOSSA senior football loop. Free Press Staff Photo NTIRIES& SALI REN RD. 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The Pickering Trojans, highly touted as possible league champs, were comîng off a 22-19 upset loss to the O'Neill Redmen. The tone of the game was set early as the Hawks- fine running back Tom Clarke went down with an injury. The Hawks, already missing Clarke's back- field mate Rich Daley, proved to be easy picking for the Trojans who posted a 20-O vie- tory. Henry coach Pat Pucknell admitted the backfield injuries upset his team's strategy. "*We haci to move a good wide receiver Steve Blackburn into the backfield, and this took a lot of our passing game away, " he said. "It's just a matter of twogood teams meeting but when we made men- tal errors, , they capitallzed," he added. Kevin .Thornton scored the only first half touchdown and the con- version by Rich Smith made the score 7-O. With only 27 seconds remaining in thé haîf, Pickering marched to the Hawks 25-yard line but fumbled the bal away on a draw play. A Henry turnover on a fumble early in the third quarter led 'to the Trojans second major. Pickering took' four cracks at the score from inside the Henry eight- yard line before Bruce Kovack bulled over for the score Smith added the conversion. The Hawks appeared to be on the verge of narrowing the gap as they moved the bahl downfield to the one- yard line. A quick flare pass was stopped for a two-yard loss. This was followed by a quarterback sack. After a counter run was stop- e Floppy Disks by *5141DISKETTES- N97803 Pitfatinatl F N97575 lui AppleiIl Luvs 1'& 34.70 ea N97875 fo 6.50 ea. ISK ETTES N97525 for 1IBM Sysménn 32 4.85 ea. N97523 -lfirWatiînSystein 25 & 30 5.85 ea. N97593 lat Xerox 850 & 86o5.95 ea.sý N97840 fai AES 90 & 100 6.95 a N97838 l oi AES C20 Muiyi Plus 6.95 e. 1%. rHOE 63% - 'ie up e - *SOLO ONLY IN PKGS 0E 10 OISKETTES FOR OTHER SYSTEMs -AVAl LABLE ON REouEST ped, Henry gambled on' fourth down and were stopped cold on another run. Kovack scored another Pickering major with the convertý attempt going wide.> Pucknell said his squad is already loroking forward to avenge the loss. "We're looking for- ward to. meeting them again. We knew they'd be hungry for us this time, " he said. There is now a four- way deadlock for first place with Henry, Pickering, O'Neill and Donevan, ,each- with three wins." SKI, WRAP Dagmar Ski Resort will hold its annual Open House and ski swap- on Sunday October 30, from 12 to 5 p.m.' The C anadian Ski Patrol is hosting the ever-popular ski swap. Used ski equipment to be sold can be dropped iff between il and 12 on Sunday. For those requiring equipment, some,. great bargains can be obtained. Complimentary rides on the triple chairlift and refreshments will be available. The Dagmar ski- school and staff wil be on hand to answer any questions concernmng the resort and skiing. 4 I .A 1 9 -- 1 ý