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Saturday will see the events begin at 9:30 am for 10 years and under and 11 and 12 year age groups. Sunday's schedule will be a repetition of Saturday’s. Several members of the Richmond Hill Aquatic Club will be participating in the eighth annual Hall of Fame Swim Meet Friday. Saturday and Sunday at York Univers« ity. A total of 45 aquatic clubs are expected to participate in the last major meet be- fore the British Common- wealth Game trials in Brit- ish Columbia. 16 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Nov. 29, 1973 MINOR ATOM “A” Newmarket 4 Richmond Hill 2 The Lazenby Pill Rollers played host to Newmarket on November 17. The Pill Rol- lers started fast when Mark Joslin scored unassisted. The score remained 1-0 in the first period. Newmarket scored three unanswered goals in the second period by Steve Ruby. Jay Gilbert and Brian Withrow. Both teams scored once in the final per- iod, Newmarket's goal by Steve Ruby and Richmond Hill‘s by Doug Rae. Don Faw- cett played Well in the goal for the Pill Rollers. MINOR ATOM “2" Thornton 3, Rayal Bank 2 Playing in Stroud Nov. 23 against Inornton, Royal Bank again came out on the short end of a 3-2 game. Tying the score was Wayne Langdon unassisted and Barry Munro unassisted tied it again. With 27 seconds remaining in the game Thornton scored the winner. Tottenham 8. Royal Bank 0 In their first home league game. November 24. Royal Bank ran into a stone wall1 when they met Tottenham. Although the boys playqd their hearts out they could VHost club will be the North York Aquatic Club: Top swimmers are expect- ed from Quebec and the Northern United States as in other years. The long distance events will begin at '7 pm on Friday night. ABC BOWLING The Professionals have taken the first series with a total of 53 points with second place going to the Killers with 40. Then came the Ama- teurs with 38 the Ramblers 30, Po'oh Bears 25, Tigers 24. The North York Club is located at York University at Keele Street and Steeles Avenue. In top place for the Presi- dent’s Trophy are those very same Professionals with 30,- 951 followed by the Killers with 30,555, Gamblers 30,126. Pooh Bears 30.079, Amateurs 29.594, Tigers 28.940. Hill Swim Members In Hall Of Fame The top three ladies for the night were Karen Weber with a big 728 (240. 240, 248); Dee Whiteman 657 (183, 248. 226); Janice Lambert 639 (243. 201, 195). For the men it was Ed Muehlstaedt with 728 (212, 247, 269); George Lawson 702 1234, 266, 202); Tony Clayton 700 (251, 176. 273). Honorable mention goes to Tom Young with 635 (207. 198, 228). most of the time. Sure the kids will bomb out once in awhile, come up with a dog of a game, but don’t we all bomb out once in awhile? Think you’ll get to enjoy yourself and it sure would be nice to have to fight for seating space a la three seasons ago when the Rams were playing off with the then powerful Markham Sealers. You couldn’t hear yourself for the din. 530mm It would be mightly sweet music to hear it again every Tuesday night. ANNUAL MEETING The Richmond Hill and District Minor Soccer Association will be holding its annual general meeting and election of officers at the New Arena December 6 at 8 pm. The public is invited to attend. Anyway, it’s good to see Ron back again. He has been a stalwart around the girls for a num- ber of years in softball and/or hockey. You need people like that: Over the years I’ve gotten a lot of mileage out of Ron. First he retires, then unretires, retires, unretires. But I don’t mind. I always like to see people coming out of retirement. I’m going to come out of retirement myself one of these days. As they say, they always come home to haunt you. The management of the Rams still has grim memories of last season when they sent'Rich- mond Hill’s Gordie Woolnough to Aurora. Gordie, playing brilliantly in the‘nets for the Tigers, killed, simply killed the Rams. Amen. Was happy to see that Ron McAndrews is back on the firing lines as coach of the Rich- mond Hill Gormley Sand and Gravel girls’ hockey team. And a winner, too. At least right now as witness those two weekend 3-0 and 5-2 wins over Maple and _Oak Ridges. A HUNTING WE WILL GO Another interesting sidelight to that 5-5 tie was the goal scored by the Rams' newcomer Benny Pedersen who is an Aurora boy who couldn’t make the Tigers. Sport Spots. . . RESULTS Legion Midgets Win 5-0, Tie 0-0 (Continued from Page 15) UNRETIRING RON In the second Ken Main cut the margin in half. assist- ed by Shannon and Hender- son. Near the end of the second Orillia went ahead by two goals again. In the third the Hillers came out flying and got three straight goals â€" Doug Eld- ridge assisted by Halliday, Glen Dunford assisted by McGregor and David Corless assisted by Madden. Aurora 4. Richmond Hill 1 Aurora came to Richmond Hill and started out very fast with a goal at the 1:19 mark, but Richmond Hill tied it at the 3:56 mark on a goal by Bill Madden, unassisted. The first period ended 1-1. not dent the twine in the back of the goal. To date this is the best team ever faced by the locals. ATOM “A” Perry Hill Industries 2 Aurora Tigers 2 The Tigers from Aurora invaded the Richmond Hill Arena Friday night. and went away with a 2-2 tie. The Rams opened fast. controlling ‘a good part of the first per- iod. scoring on a goal by Ken Jensen at 12:44, assisted by Bobby Potroff and Glenn Apps. Rams seemed to relax after the opening goal and were fortunate to have fallen be- hind only 2-1 on goals by Stephen Huston from Leem- ing and Crowe and an un- assisted tally by Crowe. A relentless display of forechecking by Bobby Pet- roff and a little bit of lady luck carried Richmond Hill into the third period down by only one goal. After a couple of swings Andrew Don blasted a shot into the bot- tom right hand corner for the final scoring play at 8:34. Ken Jensen picked up his second point of the night with an assist on the tying goal. The team's next home game will be against Thorn- hill Friday night at 7. MINOR PEEWEES Richmond Hill 4. Orillia 3 Richmond Hill went to Orillia November 24 and came away with a 4-3 win. In the first period Orillia came out flying and by the end of that period led 2-0. In the second period Au- rora scored at the 3:08 mark and again at the 10:08 mark. In the third the Hillers tried hard to come back but had no luck. With a minute and 22 seconds left in the game Aurora scored the last goal. PEEWEE Lions 4, Barrie 3 The Lions hosted Barrie October 19. Scoring for the Hill were Scott Barlett with two, Danny O’Sullivan and Richard Hughes. Picking up assists were Plaxton, Joslin, Majury, Carvin. Logan and Reaume. Lions 1, Aurora 1 The Lions‘ goal was scored by Dean Logan assisted by Plaxton and Smith. Ricky Warren and Ted Inch played well in goal, October 31. Newmarket 3, Lions 1 The Lions travelled to Newmarket November 2 and although losing played an excellent game. Scott Bart- lett scored for the Hill assist- ed by Plaxton. Barrie 2, Lions 1 Again the Lions played well but came out on the low side of the score November 10. Bartlett scored the Lions' goal assisted by Carvin. Oshawa 5, Lions 3 Oshawa came to the Hill November 11 and went home a 5-3 winner. Lions’ goals were scored by Majury, Hughes and Joslin with as- sists going to Morley, Smith, Reaume, Logan and Majury. Newmarket 5, Lions 0 The Lions hosted Newmar- ket November 14. The New- market lads were flying but our boys didn’t get off the ground. Lions 5, Aurora 3 The Lions played in Au- rora November 15 for this 5-3 win. The line of Hughes (2), Reaume and Logan ac- counted for four of the goals with assists going to Reaume 12). Hughes, Logan and Smith. Scott Bartlett scored the other Hill goal, assists earned by Reaume and O‘Sullivan. The boys blew a three-goal lead in the game, but they kept digging to come out on top. Lions 10, Base Borden 2 Base Borden visited the Hill Friday in a league game. Every boy on the Hill‘team played a solid game. This was an all-out team effort. Goals for the Lions were scored by Reaume, Bartlett with three, Majury, Hughes, Joel Reeves, Joslin and David Plaxton with two. Assists were earned by Joslin, Bart- lett and Plaxton with two each. The goalie duo of Inch Majury, Reaume, Morley and Cross with one each. Ted Inch played a good game in the net. Lions 7, Ajax 0 The Lions played a strong exhibition game against Ajax Sunday. Joslin and Bartlett potted two goals each with Reeves, Plaxton and Hughes picking up singles. Assisting were Reeves with three, Bart- lett, Cross and Morley, each with two; Smith, Logan, Kerr, Plaxton and Majury with one each. The goalie due of Inch and Ricky Warren had their first shutout of the season. Lions 4, Oshawa 2 Uxbridge was the arena where the Lions played the Black Hawks from Oshawa lhursday night. Scorers were Cross, Reaume, Plaxton (un- assisted) and Smith. Smith also had two assists, Hughes two and Reaume one. Lions 6, Aurora 3 Aurora played here in a league game Friday. The Lions continued their win- ning streak in a chippy game which saw both teams pena- lized frequently. The Lions potted four goals in the first period with Smith, Reaume, Reeves and Bartlett doing the honors. assisted by Carvin, Smith and Plaxton. Both teams scored in the second. the Hill goal being netted by Smith, his second of the night, assisted by Reaume. Victoria and Grey Trust won two games out of four last week, but proved to be more selective than today's grocery-shopping housewife as they won their league tilts and lost the exhibition games. Victoria and Grey 3 Schomberg Bantams 1 Goalie Mark Porter had a shutout snatched from him with just 28 seconds remain- ing in the game as Schom- berg finally beat him on a power play goal. Victoria and Grey won their second league game 3-1 in Schomberg Nov- ember 19. Hughes aided by Plaxton scored in the third but Au- rora kept working and scored two more goals. MINOR BANTAM 2 The bigger, older Schom- berg Club were tough as they outshot,the Hillers 17-15 but the Hill marksmen were sharper. After a scoreless first period Greg MacMillan fired home a Ross Queren- gesser pass while Robert Greiner scored what proved to be the winner on passes from Neil Putnam and Jimmy Wood. MacMillan engineered the insurance tally when he set up Querengesser. Goalie Porter had to be extremely sharp in this game. North York 6 Victoria and Grey 2 Victoria and Grey suffered a 6-2 setback at the hands of the Bank of Montreal, who play in the M'I‘HL in North York in an exhibition con- test Saturday morning at Goulding Park Arena. The Hillers simply missed two many good scoring chan- ces early in the game, got Corner Bayview & Markham Rd. 0 884-1054 ‘ 9;...09900000000000000009” ALLENCOURT PLAZA, RICHMOND HILL DECEMBER 2, I P.M. Sharp RICHMOND HILL MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION Please come out and support Minor Ball! RICHMOND HILL ARENA ELECTIONS TO BE HELD behind, and then could not get untracked. The line of Alan Clark, Chris Bedford and Phil McLaughlin were hustling in this game as they accounted for both goals. Clark scored from McLaugh- lin and Angus McGregor, while McLaughlin tallied from Clark. Kevin Brown performed very capabiy in the Hill net as he faced 26 shots. Victoria and Grey 6 Nobleton Bantams 0 Steve Shadoff recorded his second straight league game shutout with a 6-0 win over Nobleton in the old arena last‘Saturday night. Greg MacMillan combined with Ross Querengesser to score the winner. while Chris Bedford teamed up with Rob- ert Greiner for the second tally. Dave Cates scored from Greiner and John Burnett, and Alan Clark scored unas- sisted. To complete the rout, Querengesser fired home the puck from MacMillan, and Jimmy Wood scored from Greincr and Cates. This win gave the Hillers three wins and no losses in league play. Thomhill 4 Victoria and Grey 1 Playing their third game in two days, Victoria and Grey succumbed to Thornhill “B"s 4-1 in Markham's Cen- tennial Arena last Sunday. The Hillers struck early in the game as Ross Querenges- ser scored from Greg Mac- Millan and Greg Walton. They failed to add to their lead however, as they could not capitalize on several excellent scoring chances. Thornhill finally beat Mark Porter. who kept his club in the game with his goaltend- ing, and from that point on, they took complete control of the game. BAN‘TAM Team Manager Frank Bailie expresses sincerest thanks for the concern and kindnesses expressed dur- ing his recent sojourn in York Central Hospital. Travelways 3, West Rouge 2 Travelways hosted the clas- sy and small West Rouge club November 18 and had to put forth a real effort to come out on top of a 3-2 score. Their goals were by Brad Lloyd, Denny McVeigh and Chris DeGeer with asâ€" sists from Randy Martin. Dave Baker. Dale Strang and Dave Forster. Newmarket 7 Travelways 3 They travelled to Newmar- ket November 19 to face a humiliating 7-3 defeat. The local lads were not with it at all and should have stayed at home. The first was by Brad Lloyd assisted by Roy Rus- sell. Then Russel showed some persistent forechecking and potted the second goal. Dale Strang was set up by Paul Kisko and DeGeer for the third and last. Travelways 6, Newmarket 3 It was a complete tum- about November 23 when Travelways overpowered Newmarket 6-3. Russell scored unassisted, Randy Mar- tin was set up by Kisko and Forster. McVeigh netted a pass from Dysart and Baker. Martin was helped by Kisko, Russell clicked on a pass from DeGeer and Strang got a counter aided by DeGeer. Orillia 5, Travelways 2 Travelways travelled through the fog November 24 to Orlllia and were still in a fog all through the game, especially in the third period when they started to come on but the officials took over and filled the pen- alty box with lads in green. Eleven Hill penalties were called (some very dubious) to only two for Orillia for the whole game. It was not until the third period that they realized they were on the ice for a hockey game and started to put a few things together, scoring three goals. Three of the 0 were of the soft four of Ithem in trous third period The first goal came late in the second by McVeigh who was set up by Baker. The second came while they were short-handed in the third by Forster from DeGeer. Coming Upâ€"fl‘hursday at ofrthe Orillia goals the soft nature and them in the disas- the third realized ice for a started to The it at 3d at Legion goalies Gerry Tip- old and Mike Doyle each recorded shutouts last week as the Hillers knocked off Camp Borden 5-0 and tied Aurora 0-0 in league con- tests. Legion 5, Camp Borden 0 Captain Tony Robinson notched two goals and two assists. and Bobby Russell scored twice and picked up one assist November 19 in the new arena as the Legion defeated the Borden Club 5-0. It was the Legion’s second win over this club in two days. MIDGETS The Hillers put it all to- gether this night as all three lines gave maximum efforts, the defence was perfect, and the goalkeeping flawless, It was not until the second per- iod that Richard Campbell scored the winning goal from Richard Hopson. From that point on the two “R"s took over as Robinson tallied from Dave "'Berseth and clicked again on a Russell pass. Rus- sell concluded the scoring as he potted two goals from Robinson. Gerry Tipold re- corded his first shutout of the season. Legion 0. Aurora 0 Although the Legion out- shot Aurora 32-12 November 22 in the Aurora Arena, they could not turn on the red light, and had to settle for a 0-0 stalemate with Aurora. These two teams have split two league games to date, and the tie simply proves how evenly the teams are matched. The Legion travel to Barrie next Sunday for a 5:30 game. MINOR PEEWEE Schomberg Peewees 5 Scotia Bank 4 Scotia Bank lost a closely- fought game at Schomberg November 19. The Hxillers led 2-1 at the end of the first period on goals by Mike O‘Donnell and Eddie Opatow- ski. Schomberg led 4-3 after two periods with John Mc- Laughlin scoring for the Hill. The teams traded goals in the third with Opatowski notching his second of the game. FOR AN APPOINTMENT OR BROCHURE CAll BARRY BElFORD ‘ ORANGEVIllE 941-4000 TORONTO DIRECT 367-0299 BRAMPTON 457-3500 Aurora at 7:45 pm. Orillia here Friday at 9:30 pm. Sunday an exhibition game at 4 pm, with a team from London it arrangements can be made. "““““,‘ Looking for an . . . I : (HONEST MECHANIC . 9002 YONGE STREET RICHVALE 01' Try Our 2nd CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTION . . . Mod 1 1073 14" at witheautomatic :iler NOW ONLY $119.00 Pioneer have all the best features from all the best saws, and a few more the others don’t have , . . to make the best professional pulp saw on the market today. Transistor- ized ignition, quietest spark-arresting muffler, the best fuel economy of all professional saws, and more. 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