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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAy, NOVEMBER 28, 1984, PAGE 31 Here are the complete resuits from Ilast week's BWMHA play The following are the resuits of last week's play by teams of the Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association. In rèpresentative team play: the Hideaway novice team defeated Markham 5-4 with goals by Wayne Primeau (2), Paul Dillan (2) and Paul Brooks. In major atom action, Algoma Orchards lost to Ajax 4-6with goals from Mike Brillinza (2) and Brad Stella (2). Later in the week they downed Pickering 5-3 with the offensive effort coming from G. Stewart, J. Boucher, J. Joeppky, I. Hoilins and. S. Patter- son. - The Checker's Variety atom squad lost to Oshawa 4-2 with goals by Kiley Moulton ,and Mark Babony before beating Ajax 7-2. Goals scored by Moulton, Babony, Brett Raye, Brodie Richards, Cameron Poland and Scott MacDonneil. The County Bowl Peewee No. 2 team lost to Ajax 7-1 with their sole marker coming from Mark Woitzik. They also lost to Port Hope 4-2 with David Young and Marty Blake scoring. However, they beat Uxbridge 3-1 with goals by Woitzik, John- ny Emm. and Jarret Stevens. The Eastway Chrysier Plymouth Peewees beat the Toronto Stingers 6-4 with goals by Drew Myers (4) and Just in Cardwell (2). They tied the L.N.H.L. Red Wings 3-ail with goals by Eric Warner, Derik Ellis and Rob Martin before going on to defeat Unionville 5-3. Goals by Martin (2), Euls, Matt Shearer and Jeff Turnham. However, they were beaten soundly by Kingston Township 14-6. Eastway's goals by Myers (2), Cardwell (2), Martin and Ellis. The Pat & Marios major peewees tied Pickering 2-ail with goals from David Weir and Mike Fulton. The Brooklin Sports bantams won ail three of their games last week. They downed Pickering 3-1 with goals by David Clarke, Rob Horan and John Van- derheyden. They went on to beat Ajax 4-1 with goals by Mike Husted (2), Shawn Whitehead and Jeremy Stella. They also defeated -Richmond Hill 7-3 with goals by Steve Wing (3), Mike Williams (2), John Wmndover and Husted. The Peacock minor bantams thrashed Markham 9-4 with goals by David Grant (2), Trevor Rands, Brian Munro, Sean Holt, Keith Primeau, Paul Win- dover, Chris Gilbert and Bian Mueggler. However, they lost their other two games last week. They were beaten by Kingston 5-3 with goals by Hoît, Pruneau and Munro. The latter two also scored Whitbys goals in their 4-2 loss to Peter- borough. In house league ac- tion: NOVICE Brooklin Kinsmen tied with Whitby Maîl Video 2-ail. Scoring For Brooklin were Andre Marios and Steve Stamand. Responding were Myles Woodman and Corey Bayford. Showcase Video squeaked by Double 'N' Fish and Chips 5-4 with goals by Steve Cooper, Brad Lee, Derek Young and Matt Muir. Respon- ding were Matt Sorichetti, Shawn Mason, David Mitchell and Brian Scott. ATOM ITT Cannon downed Victoria & Grey Trust 4- 3 with goals by Casey Bryant, Jeff Thorne, Tom McKinnon and Steve Coleridge. Responding Shawn Mc- Donald (2) and Greg Houghton. Kameka Footwear slid past Duff's Towing 4-3 with goals by Ryan Nemis, Mark Wisdom and Jeremy Laprairie (2). Responding were Wayne Stephenson (2) and Chris Carr. Midas Muffler beat Exclusive Hair Design 5-4 with goals by Chris Parker, Shawn Weatherdon, Mike Weir, Kyle Lang and Craig Minaker. Answering were Shawn Lawson , (2), Sean Lawrence and Mike Lawrence. Brooklin Esso lost to Totten Sims Hubicki 5-3 with goals scored by B.J. Prout (2) and Mark Seholtes. Winning goals by Ryan Lessor, Daryl Pleshe, Don Sinden, Rob Poblow and Chris Powell. MIDGET Dom's. Auto Parts thrashed Lasco Steel 5-1 with goals by Dave Cooper (2), Jamie Laprairie, Ken Hamelin and Tom Klinaftkis. The lone response came from Bull O'Meara. T.P. Sportswear han- ded H.B. Signs a 5-2 loss with goals by Steve Dyment, Henry Kaleta, Jamie Beck, Randy KapusLinski and Sandy Connelly. Answering were Peter Tymo and Glen Hobbs. Don's Auto Parts defèated Sungold 4-1 with goals by Carl Yeo (2), Dwayne Galley and Hamelin. The lone an- swer came fromn Peter Clayton. BANTAM Smiling Driller downed Danforth Typewriter 4-3 with goals, by Peter Defina (2).< David Sharp and Jim Fawcett. Respon- CHRISTMAS IS COMING TO WH ITBY MAIL VI DEO OX DECEM BER SPECIALS OVERI1400 VHS KIDS &BETAMVE MOVIES FREE 2-11per day MOVIEMVERENTAL ft~ STRONG KIDS, SAFE KIDS Mon.-Thurs. Vldeo deallng wlth chlld abuse & abduction for 2113 1111perdy AN DAYboth parents & kîds. TRANSFER 8MM I CRFCAE * SATURDAY HOME MOVIES& GFORCRITMAS SLIDES TO VIDEOFOCHITA EXTRA VALUE -Reasonabie rates $9ec -Edîtlng-avaliabife e *RENT 4 MOVIES -Muscal background or 10I125 . 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DATE: Thursday, November 29, 1984 lIME:0 7:30 p.rn. PLACE: Holiday Inn - Oshawa ýfrrIE LynIch Canada InAW ding were Clayton Self, Sean Fitzgerald and Bian Thompson. White Rose Nursery and Roy's Entreprises fought to a 2-ail tie. White Rose goals by John Sholnik and Mike, Tretter. Responding were Mark O'Dell and Sean Steele. Brooklin Concrete downed Dom's Auto Parts 3-1 with goals by Mike O'Meara, Jay Summers and Graham Kier. Answering was James Hibbert. Brock Video overran U.A.W. Local 222 5-1 with goals by Scott MacIntoeh, Mike .Newell, Sam Howard and Duane Dorfman (2). Responding was Stephen Short. JUVENILE Whitby Dominion Hardware beat Gus Brown Pontiac 2-1 with goals by Rick Martin and Rene Berenshat. Responding was Brad Slichter. Scott's Chieken Villa easily downed Pizza Delight 7-1 with goals by James Donaldson (3), Gdrd Muschett, Steve Goodchild and Joel Mc- Cullough. The lone response came from Dave Gallagher. DID YOU KNOW? CMCARELT[D. 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