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MINOR. ATOM Going back to the game on February 5 Royal Bank visit- ed Alliston to play Cooks- town and came away the win- ner, defeating a game little team 5-3. The hot sticks for Royal were Mike Briggs with two goals and one assist. Brian Hull with one and one, a single goal for Gary Suth- erland and Wayne Langdon and single assists for Barry Munro. Mark Elliston and Jackie Woods. The news is still good for February 9 as Thornton vis- ited Richmond Hill but could only manage a 1-1 tie. Jackie Woods from Munro handled the Royal Bank scoring. Beatén in Beeton by Bee- ton was the story February 12 as the Royal Bank lost 4-0. Royal Bank lost an exhibi- tion game to Barrows Insur- ance 4-3 February 16. Bar- rows was beefed up with two minor peewees. Scoring for Royal were Brian Hull, Mun- ro and Woods with assists going to Briggs. Alan Jones (2) and Steven Ritchie. For Barrows the scorers were Ken Lennox, Eddy Iafano, Mark Joslin and Duane Au- bie. Earning assists were Lionel Gendreau and Jeff Briggs. Barrie 8 Perry Hill Industries 1 Richmond Hill played the last league game Friday night and were badly beaten in every department by Bar- rle. The loan Ram goal came when D'Antimo fired a shot from a bad angle when he picked up a rebound from a Lockerbie shot. Rams were outshot 27-12. MINOR BANTAM (2nd Team) Down 3-1 at one point the Royals came back in the third to tie. only to see a win slip out of their grasp in the dying minutes. ATOM “A” Victoria and Grey had lit- tle difficulty defeating King City Bantams 7-0 February Mark Porter picked up his second shutout easily. Jim Burnett scored two goals and picked up an assist, Chris Bedford scored once and set up two. Reiner Pleschberger earned three assists. David Gates, Greg Walton and Greg MacMillan all scored once and assisted once. while Jim Wood, Alan Clark and Rob- ert Grenier each earned one assist. John Burnett scored the winner early in the con- test. This time it was Steve Shadoff who picked up the shutout, his seventh of the campaign. Dave Cates potted the winning goal from Chris Bedford and Greg Waltonu followed by Bedford's tally from Neil Putnam. Hustling Jim Wood clicked on passes from John Burnett and Put- nam while Robert Grenier ended the scoring from Greg MacMillan and Angus Mc- Gregor. Victoria and Grey shutout Tottenham 4-0 February 9 in an exhibition tilt, Victoria And Grey Minor Bantams Have Won 18 Games And Lost 4 Victoria and Grey tackled Unionville Bantam "B's" Feb- ruary 12 and were forced to absorb a 6-1 defeat in an exhibition contest. Robert Grenier scored Vic- toria’s only goal from Jim Wood in a game that featured e x c ell e n t goaltending by Kevin Brown. Victoria and Grey Trust won their 18th victory against four losses in league play February 16 in the new arena. The older bantam club tried to hit the Killers off the ice. but Victoria simply outskated the Stroud squad. Neil Putnam, who is becom- ing a real scoring threat of late, scored from Greg Wal- ton and Jim Wood. before Walton scored the eventual winner on a pass from Pete 'I‘ipold. Wood and Walton scored unassisted goals, and Ross Querengesser teamed up with Greg MacMillan and Chris Bedford for the con- cluding tally. MIDGETS The amazing 1973-74 Leg- ion Midgets dramatically re- bounded from a decisive 5-0 defeat at the hands of the Barrie Midgets in the first game of the OMHA semi- final divisional playoffs. to hang on to a 3-2 victory in Barrie Sunday night, forcing a third and deciding game to be played in Barrie. Playing their first game since their Drummondville Tournament victories, the Legion came up with a slug- gish, weak checking perform- ance. The boys seemed disin- terested in the game. and Barrie was quick to capital- ize, as they gave the Killers Rangers In Second Indoor Soccer Loop The Richmond Hill Rang- ers are still holding down second place in the indoor soccer league following a 2-2 tie with Elgin. Other scores: Referees 1v Malton 8; Malton 7, Barrie 3; UAW 7. Barrie 3; Referees 0. Elgin 4; UAW 1, Richmond Hill Rangers 4. Standings: Malton 16, Rangers 13, Elgin 6, Barrie 6; UAW 6, Referees 1. Think Make Believe a thorough hockey lessor} Richmond Hill Legion Midâ€" gets, with their backs to the wall, left Barrie last Sunday night with a 3-2 victory to tie their OMHA series one game apiece. ” The _determlned Legion squad were jolted very quick- ly- in the game as Barrie scored on a power play at 1:15 of the first period. The game was tied on Dave Berseth’s unassisted tally at 13:10. The Legion attacked re- lentlessly, and Wayne Court gave the Hillers a 2-1 lead on a fine pass from Mike Gallaugher. Gallaugher's patented end to end rush toward the end of the per- iod gave the Legion a two- goal cushion. WA blind clearlng pass in the Barrie end. which flipped to a Barrie player just coming out of the penalty box, re- sulted in a clear cut breakâ€" away and the second period ended 3-2 for the Killers. The third period remained scoreless. Goalie Gerry Tip- old was a tower of strength while Gallaugher, Kerry Min- or. Brian Kellett and Ber- seth played solidly behind the blue line. The forwards, Tony Robin- son, Rob Wallingford. Bob Russell, Bob McCullough, Arnie Van Der Weyde, Court. Steve Hodgins. Jeff Miller and John Oakley all checked tenaciously. JUVENILE Wednesday last Richmond Hill took the second game of its best of three series with Barrie 6-4 in Barrie. Barrie scored first and Mr. Trans- mission followed shortly after when Kim Mabley scored assisted by Tom Sanlon. The second period saw Barrie score again but the Hiliers answered when Kevin Brillinger aided by Sanlon pushed the puck into the net. Then Sanlon scored unassist- ed. followed in the last sec- ond of the second period by Tom Lamb assisted by San- lon. In the third period Lamlb found the net with Sanlon again helping, then Bill Dy- sart scored helped by Brillin- 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Royal 2 Door Hardtop. V8, automatic, power steer- ing, power brakes, radio, vinyl roof. Lic. No. PUB 835. $2995.00 1973 VALIANT 4 Door Sedan, automatic, big six engine, power steering, radio, defogger. Lic. No. AXY 661. $2995.00 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Super Beetle, 4 speed transmission, sun roof, radio. Lic. No. DXL 070. 1972 FURY II 2 Door hardtop, V8, auto- matic, power steering, power brakes radio, vinyl roof. Lic. No. ERJ 577. 1972 DODGE DEMON 2 Door Coupe, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, defogger, bucket seats, console. Lic. 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The Hillers got on the tally sheet when Graham scored helped by Dysart and Jeff Switzer. The game end- ed 2-1 for the Toronto Red Wings. PEEWEE (2nd Team) The Carpenters & Joiners Union defeated the Markham Selects 5-4 in Maple Arena February' 17. Scoring for Richmond Hill were Bruce Buchan with two goals and an assist, Scott Campbell, Matthew Zurich and Rick Clendenning. with assists go- ing to Jack Vantol, Gerry Lawlor and Tom Stubbs. The local peewees lost to Bramalea Selects 3-2 Febru- ary 16. Scoring for the Hill were Vantol and Buchan with Campbell getting a York Home T.V 306 1 889 Color TV from ‘ Sweetheart Peter WORKS IN A DRAWER Bayview 1646 GET YOUR $2595.00 $2995.00 $2095.00 884‘ (Plaza) 4165 helper. In an exhibition game Feb- ruary 9, the Carpenters 8: Joiners Union was defeated 5-3 by ak Ridges. Scoring for the Hill were Rick Gerber. Vantol and Campbell with assists by Vantol and Lawlor. Scoring for OR were Mark Smith. Kenny Clague each with two and Michael Wright with assists by John Vander- ploeg (2), Ricky Carswel‘h, Alan Laing. Scott Reid and Mike Rice. MINOR PEEWEES Wilson Niblett fought the local Peewee “B‘s” to a 2-2 tie February 10 in an exhibi- 301 MARKHAM ROAD (Unit No. 3) RICHMOND HILL Thorndale Business Services Aimed at providing better service to our cilents we are pleased to announce the open- ing of an office effective February lst, 1974, at Bookkeeping & Income Tax Services Bus. 884-2660 Res. 889-8051 (24 Hr. Answering (Evenings & Service) Weekends) 39 ANNOUNCEMENT LISTERINE BONUS PACK tion tilt. Scoring for W-N were Halliday from Eldridge and McGregor from Dunford. In two exhibition games against Etobicoke St. Bene- dicts Saturday and Sunday the local lads came up with identical 4-0 scores. In Saturday's game Davey Jordan in goal recorded a shutout with goals coming from Eldridge from Corless. Henderson from Corless, Main from Del Fabro and McGregor and Del Fabro from Dunford. In Sunday's game Goalie Eddie McCleave also barred the gate and recorded a BARGAIN HAROLD'S FEBRUARY shutout. while the scoring from Barnett. Allen from was by Henderson from Mc- Dougie Jones and McGregor Gregor and Allen. Madden from Dunford and Knight. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Feb. HOURS: Daily 10 - 6, Thurs. & Fri. 10 - 9 HOCKEY EQUIPMENT SAVE 10103076 RIGHT NOW AT Richmond Sports 9212 YONGE ST., RICHVALE Across from Parkway Dept. Store Phone 889-3195 OF ALL 21, 1974 23