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Smith Juniors Sink Travelways Thornhill Church League’s First Dance Of Season Sold Out By MARGARET HOUGHTON Telephone 889-3073 Although this is not a social column, just a note to say the Thornhill Church League’s first dance of the season was by all. A happy crowd dance hall, and enjoyed a sell-out, and enjoyed filled the Fairview Mail a generous buffet. The disc jockey had some difficulty in convincing the crowd the dance had act ually ended at 1 pm. Thanks to Kaye Morris and her committee for once again saving the tickets and the like. SQUIRTS (8-year-olds) No score sheets received. TYKES (9-year-olds) Reusse Construction 3 Roxson Contractors 0 Reusse Construction blankâ€" ed Roxson Contractors 3-0, with Reinhard Reusse in nets. It was a family affair with Ricky Reusse scoring the game‘s first goal. Ken Curley assisted. Keeping it in the family, the next two goals were scored by John McLel- lan for Vaughn McLellan’s boys. Brian Masson got an assist. Fisher Brothers 4 North York Trophy 0 Another Tyke shut-out was Fred Fisher Brothers over North York Trophy 4-0. Andy Halpin opened. Steve Living- stone assisted on the first goal and followed with two himself. Richard Parkinson also scored with Miles Pitt assisting, Mark Wilder was in the nets for the first place Fisher Brothers. Beamish Construction 6 Louisville Sluggers 2 B e a m is h Construction trounced the Louisville Slug- gers 6-2. with Paul Thomas and Richard Arend each scoring twice. Although Beamish took a strong lead early in the gaine, a flurry of four goals in three minutes ended the game on an excit~ ing note. â€" Jimmy Gourlay notched two goals for Louisville, the first assisted by Jimmy Paul. the second by Andy Ives, Scott Peters and Chris Beau- mont were scorers for Beam- ish with assists credited to Arend (2), Chris Stonkus, Alan Speight. Andy Robinson and Beaumont. MINOR ATOM Tudor Glen Homes 4 Delco Tools 2 Bob Goodyear‘s Tudor Glen Homes doubled Bill Graham’s Delco 4-2, after Delco took a 2-0 lead for more than half‘ the game. Alex Nyerges from Gary Quennville was followed by Quennville from Nyerges. Ray Lalonde. began the come- back assisted by Clark Smith. Mark Dodds tied the game. then put Tudor Glen ahead, assisted on the first by Billy Mitchell. With the time and Delco's hopes running out, Clark Smith notched the in- surance for Tudor Glen. 7-Up 1, Walmarc Wood 1 With no scoring through most of the first period, Ted Fixter opened for Gerry Day's Walmarc Wood. Late in the second. Tim Orlando answered with the tie, for Steve Andrews’ 7-Up. Willowdale Rotary 5 Poly-Convertors 1 Ron Arcangeli‘s Willowdale‘ Rotary trounced Gary Peâ€" trinec's Poly-Converters 5-1. Steven Tuckey from Ted Kirkpatrick opened. Mike Darby from Ronnie Claring- bold followed. Peter Arcan- ‘geli from Darby then made it 3-0. Bill O'Brien then answered for Poly-Converters, assisted by Craig Still. Tuckey from Kirkpatrick then scored the THORNHILL CHURCH league from candy bars, lsecond goal and Claringbold, from Darby and Arcangeli finished off the game. ATOMS Shoppers Drug Mart 4 NS Smith 1 Wayne Clatworthy‘s Shop- pers Drug Mart won their first game of the season with a 4-1 win over NS Smith. John Kalm opened and assist-‘ ed on the second goal, with Stephen Herbert turning on the red light. Norm Carotte from Andrew Holding scored Shoppers‘ third marker. Gary Curley notched the final in Shoppers' best game to date. The lone answer from NS Smith came from Timmy Maxwell early in the second period. Normac Kitchens 4 VV Demarco Properties 0 Scott McNeiee in the nets shut out Demarco in this 4-0 white wash. The players are not numbered on the score sheets. so number six got a hat trick. number 16 put in the first goal. and _two, 11 and three get assists. Deluca Dental Labs 3 York Fire 0 Geoff Church in the De- luca nets gets credit for this second Atom shut-out. Mike Anderson notched the first period goal assisted by Colin Bell. Late in the second, Greg Chesser notched the insur- ance for Deluca with Ross Maudsley from Kevin Foster getting one just before the countâ€"down. ATOMS (November 3) Demarco 4, Shoppers 2 Two goals *by Gary Curley were not enough answers by Shoppers to stop Demarco‘s first win. Bryon Disera, Drew Gillan, Steve Cove and Dan- ny Cyr all scored one apiece. with Mark Greenburg assist- ing on Gillan's. Deluca 2. Nomac 1 Duhee Lee led off with a single for Nomae. but late in the second period two quick goals kept Deluca in first place. Ross Maudsley from Jeff Arend was followed by Rickiee Wilmsmeyer from Steve Deluca for the winner. York Fire 3. NS Smith 0 Donald Dale in the York NS Smith,‘ nets shut-out while three of his team-mates notched markers, Todd Mc- Knight, Joe Foti and Eric Stephenson all scored in this 3-0 win. PEEWEES Marshall’s Shell 3 Goodwood Sand 3 After Rick Allen's Marâ€" shall‘s Shell took a 3-0 lead. Dave Barnes' Goodwood Sand came back to tie up the game. Tony Bird took care of all the first period scoring with two goals, Chris Anstey and Brian Jones assisting. An- drew Quinn. from Rory Allen and Ansty made it 3-0. The remainder of the second period was all Good- wood’s. Paul Murphy turned the tide with Eric Philpott assisting. Gary James fol- lowed, assisted by Carl Levy. The tying marker belonged to John Still with assistance LEAGUE STANDINGS NOVEMBER 10 By MARGARET HOUGHTON Squirts P W L T GF GA SO Pt. Thornhill United 3 3 15 1 2 6 Royal Burgers 3 3 13 2 l 6 Levitt Studios 3 2 1 16 6 4 Copper Kettle 3 1 2 6 13 ' 2 Custom Radius 3 3 2 15 0 Seymours Texaco 3 3 4 19 0 Tykes Fisher Brothers . 4 4 16 7 1 8 Beamish Construction 4 2 2 11 6 4 Louisville Sluggers 4 2 2 9 12 1 4 Reusse Construction 4 2 2 17 8 2 4 North Town Trophies 4 l 2 1 3 18 1 3 Roxson Contractors 4 3 l 4 9 1 Minor Atom Walmarc Wood 4 3 1 13 6 2 7 Willowdale Rotary . 4 3 1 13 6 1 6 7-Up 4 2 1 1 8 6 1 5 Tudor Glen 4 2 2 9 13 4 Delco/SPM 4 1 3 16 16 2 Poly-Converters 4 4 5 17 0 Atom Deluca 4 4 12 6 1 8 Normac 4 3 1 18 3 1 6 York Fire 4 3 1 11‘ 8 1 6 Shoppers 4 1 3 11 16 2 DeMarco 4 1 3 7 12 1 2 N. S. Smith 4 4 4 18 0 Peewee Buckler 4 4 13 4 l 8 Marshall's Shell 4 2 2 12 9 6 Goodwood Sand 4 2 1 1 9 9 5 1 Stan Cook 4 1 2 1 9 10 3 ‘ Canac 4 1 3 10 8 2 ; Disera Motel 4 4 7 20 0 Minor Bantam Creighton and Allin 4 3 1 9 3 1 7 Peek Shell 4 3 1 16 9 7 i Thornhill Paint 4 2 2 8 13 4 Bill Best 4 1 3 10 11 2 . Dickie Dec 4 1 3 8 11 2 , Sandrin Precast 4 1 3 10 14 2 ‘ Bantam Fisher 4 3 1 10 6 1 6 ‘ Shanahan 4 3 1 14 6 4 Bernardi 4 2 2 10 14 4 ‘ Hanna 4 4 6 14 0 Midgets Dodd‘s Doors 4 4 19 14 8 York Printing 4 3 1 8 6 3 6 ‘ Japan Car 4 1 3 8 9 2 Taurin's 15550 4 4 6 12 0 Juniors , Thornhill Lions 3 2 1 9 7 4 ‘ Wib Smith 3 2 1 10 7 4 Reusse 3 1 2 6 6 1 2 Travelways 3 1 2 7 12 2 EDS from the sticks of Mark Sutherland and Danny Guiz- zetti. Canac Kitchens 7 Disera Motels 1 Bob Booth's Canac Kitch- broke loose for their first win of the season, a 7-1 route over Dave Trueman’s Disera Motels. Stewart Breithaupt scored two goals and assisted on one. John Dunn notched two, Paul Dewling scored and assisted on two. Andrew Heyland scored and assisted. Shawn Ridout scored and assisted on two. Rick Daurio, Don Pos- cente and Freddie Midghall got two assists each. Brad Youmans gets credit for an assist. Disera's Robin Culley got the only goal past James IThomson with Scott Fother- ingham and David Shepherd assisting. Buckler Insurance 4 Stan Cook 0 Darryl Thompson’s Buckler Insurance white-washed Stan Cook 4â€"0, with Keith Boss in the nets. Warren Thompson opened. assisted by Scott Brooke and James Urquiza in the hard- fought first period. Stephen Wildish scored twice in the second with Andrew Marcus getting the other goal. Mark Jonak assisted twice, Mike Wyers and Don McCremmon getting one apiece. MINOR BANTAMS Bill Best 7 Sandrin Precast 1 After Willie Osier from Stephen McLelland opened for Sandrin, Bill Best pro- ceeded with seven uninter- rupted goals. Phil Sherwood scored two and got two as- sists. Dan Tuckey scored two and assisted on one. Corey Sanguinett. Ted Fisher and Drew Broadbridge all notched singles with Broadbridge as- sisting on two, “Tom Fisher, Alan Moffatt and Scott Fix- ter helping with one apiece. Peck’s Shell 1 Creighton and Allin 1 A hard-fought game be- tween the two first-place teams ended in a draw as Peck Shell tied Creighton and Allin l-all. Glen Levine from Ian Billich opened for Peck. C&A’s answered in the game‘s final minute. assisted by Joe Troiâ€" ano and Robert Martin. Thornhill Paint 3 . Dickie Dee 2 A hard-fought high-penalty game between Thornhill Paint and Dickie Dee was a 3-2 win for the painters. Pierre Kirwin opened for Thornhill Paint. Kelvin Green answered for Dickie Dee to tie the game. Danny Kennedy from Mike Gardiner put the painters ahead again. Kirwin followed with what turned out to be the winner, from Kennedy, The lone second period goal was scored for Dickie Dee by Jamie Gibbon from Donnie Mosher. but the tie eluded them. and Thornhill. Paint place. BANTAMS Bernardi Building 2 Hanna Trenching 1 Bernardi Building edged Hanna 2-1 in an exciting battle. Todd Youmans from John Thompson began the proceedings. Sam Billich made it a tied game, when assisted by John Wilkes. Jerome Flanagan from Dave D‘Agostini won the game in the first period and no fur- ther scoring took place. Fisher Brothers 1 is alone in second Shanahans 0 Only one goal got past two goalies, as Fisher edge-d Shanahans 1-0. John Parker from Paul Wright got a goal in past Danny Lalonde in Shanahan nets. Shanahan nets. Steve Geiger kept Fisher the winner. MIDGETS Dodds 3, Japan 2 Dodds’ Danny Fogarty and Rob Morrow combined for three goals to down Japan Car Sales 3-2. Japan’s Mike Plug and Rick Greig .were both assisted by John Thompâ€" son. York 1, Taurins 0 Jeff Curley, assisted by Mark Hill and Mike Gor- man, notched the only goal‘ in this 1-0 shutout by York Printing over Taurins Esso. Jim Stewart has another shutout to his credit. Suede 8. Leather Cleaning Service YONGE & LEVENDALE RICHMOND HILL For ALL Occasions Flowers Wired Anywhere We Deliver to Toronto 8 Surroundin: Districts Rice's Flowers RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 884-1812 Phone 889-1812 - At All Hours - Glen Perrett '. 'tams coached by Ed Win-d- ‘on both Bell's goals, putting JUNIORS Wib Smith 7 Travelways 2 A high-flying game was a 7-2 win for Wib Smith over Travelways Saturday night at Markham Arena. A close game for two periods broke wide open in the third per- iod, with penalties and goals following in close succession. John Malone opened for Wib Smith. assisted by Keith Bagg. Travelways' Norm Sharpe answered to tie the game in the second period, assisted by Joel Columby. John Stevens from Dave Nicholas took Wib Smith ahead again. Paul Nichols from Malone put Smith ahead, to be followed by three more goals by Stev- ens. Malone put another in the nets for good measure, John Liversage and Bagg getting assists. The final Travelways goal was by Mark Woolnough, from Columby. Thornhill Lions 3 Reusse Construction 2 A hat-trick by Steve Med- dick lead the Thomhili Lions in a 3-2 win over Reusse Construction. Doug Holubec, Mark Kearns, Brad Kirkpat- rick and Al Jackson are credited with assists. Answering in the third period were Chris Churney and Steve Davis to attempt a tie. Minor Bantam Selects 'I‘ie Martingrove Les Buckler's Margell Flyers took on Martingrove Minor Bantams of the MTHL. and answered each of their goals with one of their own. Final score was 3- all. Ian Billich got away two, and Mike Parkinson one in this nice showing. Getting credit for assists were Drew Broadbridge with two, Jamie Gibbon, Mike Mudie, Doug Heron and Bob Dionne with one apiece. OMHA MAJOR PEEWEES Thornhill 2, Aurora 1 It was the third game in a row for these two teams. From the opening face-off, iti was apparent it was to be a rough game. Aurora is a very aggressive club, but the Thunderbirds showed , they could handle this type‘ of .play. It was a penalty filled game, with both teams often short two‘ players. Aurora opened the scorn ing early in the first period. Robbie Spittle then tied it up, with an 'assist going to Randy Barr. David Morley then scored the winning goal, on a pass from Mike Danekert. OMHA Minor Bantams H&S Reliance Minor Ban- sor is off to a flying start. winning 5, tying two, and losing only one, prior to the start of the 1973-74 hockey season. Thornhill 4, Orillia 2 Outstanding goalâ€"tending proved to be the major dif- ference in this contest, as Jeff Webber turned aside 24. shots, many at close range, to foil the often-frustrated Orillia shooters. The accur- ate eye of Paul Moffatt and the great persistence of Jim Bell brought the crowd to their feet, as both scored two goals. Bill Buckler assisted Bell in the clear. Bell beat the Barrie goalie with accur- ate shots to the top right hand corner. Scott Howson assisted twice on Moffatt’s goals while the hard-skating Scott Martin assisted on one. Barrie’s Minor Bantams Double Thornhill 6-3 For more than two per- iods, Ed Wind'sor’s buzzâ€"saws proved to .be more than a match for the strong-skating precision - passing Barrie club. With Thornhill trail-I ing 3-2 in the third period, Greg Warga tied matters up with a blistering shot from the point. Then Barrie took over, shooting three unan-I swered third period goals. Hawkâ€"eye Paul Moffatt scor- ed on a pretty passing play. starting at Scott Howson to Jim Ferguson. The other goal came from the alter stick of Wayne Grant, tuck- ing the puck high in the net after the Barrie goalie made a fine save on Jim Bell. .skating, checking and shoot- Glaverbel Midgets Down Aurora 6 To Camp Borden Major Atoms Make . It Tough For Thornhill OMHA By JIM BROWNING Telephone MAJOR ATOMS Thornhill 2. Camp Borden 5 The weather did not help the morale of our boys November 9. The were icy with blowing snow and to top it off we ‘ had two deflected goals into our net. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Nov. 15, 1973 21 and Mark Steele from Rocky‘losses in league play. The Pantelone. 1Shoe Lace winner was Jim Glaverbels began in their;McLaughlin. usual hard skating style and‘JUVENILE built a 2-0 lead in the first‘ Barrie 1, Thornhill 0 the Kurt Pearson. Steve Sim and Mark Wiltshire line re- ,sulted in the winning goal by Sim with assists from his linemates at 9:48. Then Paul gg94317 ‘Howson. on a great unassist- period. The second period, The Juveniles played some Cd effort, put the game out was scoreless. In the third excellent hockey November lcf reach at 1230 period Thornhill poured it on 11 at Markham Centennial Season record; won 2, lost with four unanswered goals Arena. but they started slow- and Danny Hildebrand re-le allowing Barrie to score cording the shutout in goalnearly in the game. Thornhill (The Giaverbels are 4 wins, 0; then began to skate and by roads to Camp Borden l1. iMlNOR MIDGETS , Orillia 6. Thornhill 0 At Markham Centennial ‘the third period they were First period: Camp Borden wasted no time :Arena“ November, 11. .the mumuuuumumuummuuuuuuumuunumuimuuumm1 dominating the game but istrugglmg Thornhill Minor Thornhill were unable to put a score in letting Thornhill know they came to play. Camp Borden opened the scoring at 0.55 and held that lead until 8:15 when Steven Tschipper scored from Rob McLelland to end the period. Second period: Play was even until 11:55, when Camp Borden scored on a deflection and again at 12:45 to take a 3 to 1 lead. Third Period: Camp Borden had no intention of letting Thornhill come back. They kept the play in Thornhill’s area another deflection. but Camp Borden came 13:30 to end the game. Play of the game: Davidson, Wright and Pasek. They are starting to move. Thornhill 2, Aurora 2 , Thornhill Thunderbirds' again met a very tough Aurora team November 10. Time and again Thornhill swarmed around the Aurora net only to be frustrated by Aurora‘s goalie. Late in the first period. Aurora broke away, passed ahead to put a player all alone in front of our net but Regan Gorman came up to meet the chal- lenge and made a beautiful save to end the period. Second period: Play was very well until the 6:36 mark when Steven Tschipper picked up the puck, passed to Kevin Goble who put Troy Bradley in the clear. Troy made no mistake putting the puck into Aurora's net to take the lead and end the period. Third period: Aurora op- ened ‘ very strongly scoring on a scramble at 0:27 to tie the game. Play was very even until the 6:38 mark when Aurora got a breakaway. German made the save but the puck bounced away from him and before our defence had a chance to clear the puck, Aurora's player put the puck into Thornhill’s net to take the lead. Back and forth the teams went looking for an opening which came for Thornhill at 13:45 when Rob McLelland passed to Steven Tschi‘pper who passed to Troy Bradley who put the puck into the net, past a startled Aurora goalie to tie up and end the game. Play of the game: Regan Gorman’s breakaway save. MINOR PEEWEES Barrie 3, Thomhill 1 Thornhill Minor Peewees lost to Barrie November 7 by a 3-1 score. Barrie came out ing on the net to take a 2-0 lead after the first period. Barrie scored the only goal of the second period when the puck went into the net off a Thornhill defenseman’s foot. Fisher Bros. Minor Peewees scored the only goal of the Grant Davidson from Rob McLelland scored at 12:55 to keep our hopes up third period when Mark Wilt- shire redirected Steven Sim‘s pass 'behind the Barrie goalie. Thornhill 4, Orillia 2 Again Thornhill started slowly being outshot 5-1 in the first five minutes. How- ever Thornhill received a penalty at the 5:02 mark and for the next three minutes stopped Orillia from getting a shot on the net. Thornhill scored their first goal at 10:20 when Paul Howson got the draw in the right circle and passed to Rick Seeley in the slot. Seeley backhanded the puck in off the goalie's pads. In the second period Thorn- hill carried the game to Oril- lia but couldn't score until 13:02, Again it was a Seeley backhand from Howson and Jim Jones. In the third period, Thorn- hill seemed to let down, feel- ing they had the game won. But two quick goals by Oril- lia within one minute tied the score at the five minute mark. Good goalkeeping by Robbie Peters blocked Orillia for. the remainder of the game and steady pressure by , The Easv Ch01cc. The smooth taste ofquality that is unmistakably Seagram‘s. N li\\’ 40°} BOTTLE cgr FIVE STAR Canada‘s largest-selling rye whisky. Midgets suffered a 6-0 defeat at thy hands of a strong ;Orillia club. MIDGETS Thornhill 6. Aurora 0 At Markham Centennial Arena. Sunday. the Glaverbel Midgets continued their win- ning ways by outclassing Aurora for the second time this season. Goals were scored by Bill ‘Sim helped by Jim McLaugh- lin and Colin Herd; Me- on the board. Election Night A reminder from Presi- dent Stan Daurio that the Thornhill Softball League will hold elections tonight (Thursday) at the Royal 0 rcha rd Public School Teachers“ Lounge at 8 pm. Everyone interested in soft- ball in Thornhill is urged to attend. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt Newspaper Classified offers’ advertisers a combination of unbeatable advantages. Phone today -- 884-1105-6. Fast results! 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