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18 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, March 14, 1974 (Photo by Ron Fawn) Business Girls Steady As A Rock Some heavy action here at the Business Girls Provincial Finals last weekend at the Richmond Hill Curling Club. Big winners were members of the Leaside club who defeated Sarnia in a sudden-death game to take the championship in an exciting weekend of local curling. Leaside had to beat the previously unbeaten Sarnia club twice to win the double- knockout playoffs. Minor Bantam OMHA Struggle Hill’s Wilson-Niblett Minor Peewees Win Kingston Tournament Wilson-Niblett Minor Peewees won the Kingston Tournament last weekend. In‘ the first game played Saturday they fought Whitby to a tie at the end of regulation time on goals by Henderson, Halliday and Allen. Back to back penalty shots which continued for eight times saw Whitby finally take the game 7-6. In the second game the Hillers made certain of a win by scoring nine times and shutting out Ajax. Dave Jordan earned the shutout and goal- getters were Dougie Eldridge with a hat trick, Barnett with a pair, Shannon with a pair, Halli- day an-d Henderson with a singleton each. In the third game Jordan got another shut- out as Wilson-Niblett took it from Belleville 4-0. Scoring for Richmond Hill were Shannon, Mc- Gregor, Halliday and Henderson. PEEWEE When Barrie couldn‘t make it here for the first game of the playoffs March 8, the Lions took on the Victoria and Grey Minor Bantam “B"s and came up with a 6-1 win, Scoring for the B5 was David Gates from Jim Bur- nett and Goalie Mark Por- ter. Hitting the mark for the Lions were David Plaxton with two. Joel Reeves, Rich- ard Hughes, Scott, Bartlett and Jeff Joslin, Assists were earned by Reeves (3), Kerr, Plaxton, Cross (2), Majury (2) and O‘Sullivan. .. The Lions lost a 2-1 game Saturday night in Barrie. Af- ter two periods the score was tied 1-1, only to have Barrie score the winner mid- way through the third. Ricky Warren was in goal for the Hill and made some fine saves. This was the first game in a three out of five playoff series. Scoring for the Hill Badmintoners lose I9 - 5 St. Paul The Richmond Hill Bad- minton club came through with a somewhat lacklustre performance in their opening playoff match losing 19-5 to a very strong St. Paul’s team. The defeat means the Hill team will have to win by 20-4 in their return match to en- ter the finals. Scores: Ladies doubles, Enid Grant and Joan Freeman losing 9- 15, 5-15; Hilda Baxter and Jill Johnson losing 7-15, 11-15; Carol McDonald and Jill Dalton splitting 11-15, 15-10. Men‘s doubles: Cam Cairn- losing 9-15. 12-15; Randy. Carlson and Derek Smith splitting 6-15, 17-15; Doug Andrews and Bob White los- ing 11-15. 6-15. They tied the mixed doub- les losing and splitting three. Announcement BOB BYER Peter Kinnear, president of Kinnear Pontiac Buick Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Bob Byer to the new and used car sales staff. Bob is a long time resident of Richmond Hill and brings with him over 10 years automotive servicing experience in the Thornhill area. Drop in and discuss your motoring needs with Bob anytime. I â€" itario semi-finals Lions was Bartlett from Cress. MINOR ATOM “A” In the first semi-final game of the York Simcoe Play- downs Newmarket defeated Richmond Hill 7-1. Newmar- ket took a 4â€"0 lead in the first period. Mark Stevens scored the Hill's only goal unassisted. market took a 2â€"0 win. Star rollers, Time after time he turned aside the best shots Newmarket could offer. the team played an excellent game. ' MINOR BANTAM In the first game of the quarter-finals of the OMHA playdowns, mond Hill‘s Tournaments Inc. Minor Bantams defeated the Midland Minor Bantams 6-1. Scoring for the Hill were Frank Virgo from Danny Gi- rard, Gary Gentry from Steve Madden and Steve Bowers, Peter Hallinday from Nigro (a real beauty), Chris Nye from Nigro and Nye, Dino Capotosto played well in goal, limiting Midland to one counter. In the second game played in Midland March 8, the Hill- ers were again the victors, this time 3-2. Marksman for Tournaments was Nigro who with assists ,going to Bowers, Blair Lewis and Halliday. Halliday shone in this conâ€" test. Goalie Capotosto was injured and had to leave the game in the third period with Steve Price taking his place in the net. of the series which ended in a 3â€"3 tie after an overtime period. Goalgetters for the Hill were Phil Wood from Nigro. Nye from Girard and Wood from Nigro. Steve Price did yeoman duty in the goal. The deciding game of the series was scheduled for Wednesday night in the Hill arena. Hopefully this week- end the Tournaments Inc. will be playing in the On- against a team from the eastern section of the province. MINOR PEEWEE 2nd Team Stroud 5â€"0 and 10-2. In the first game Goalies vihill shared the Mike O'Donnell hat trick with Cam Moss and Ian Ball scoring the others. Jamie Tuck and Gord shutout. assists. In the second game Tuck collected four goals as Richâ€" mond Hill eliminated Stroud in two straight games. Other scorers were Fournier with two and Ball, Joe Thurston, Russell Thornhill and Bryan iBuchan with singletons. Ball also collected four assists. Scotia Bank now meets Schomberg Peewees in a best of five series for the title. In exhibition an game In the second game New- of this game was Gord Stanw »\\'ay in the net for the Pill- All ‘ March 3 Rich- ‘ from Girard, Nigro from Nye: and Jamie Gropp and Girard‘ accounted for all three goals‘ Tournaments lost the toss) .and had to return to Midland cross and Larry Marchbankaarch 10 for the third game In the York Simcoe Play-i downs Scotia Bank defeated Scott Smith and Mike Mul-i notched a ‘ Fournier each collected two‘ Russell Thornhill with two goals led Scotia Bank to a 4-2 win over Thornhill Sel- ects. Mike O'Donnell and Gord Fournier notched sin- gletons. BANTAMS In the first game of the York Simcoe Playdowns play- ed here Barrie edged Trav- elways 3-2. Barrie led 1-0 at the end of the first period. In the second Randy Martin got the tying goal for the Hillers on a pass from Chris DeGeer. Barrie went ahead 2-1 midway through the third. Then with only 2:19 remaining De- Geer took a perfectly placed headman pass from Ron Ab- ernethy, went in on the Bar- rie goalie and’ made the deke pay off to tie the game. Seconds later from the face- off the Hillers stormed in again and came within a hair of going ahead. Paul Nor- man in the Hillers' goal was outstanding making 31 saves. Both teams had many chanc- es in the overtime. ‘with only 1:21 remaining Barrie took advantage of a defensive lapse and got the (winning goal. At Barrie on Sunday Bar- )rie managed a 2â€"1 win over Travelways, although the Hillers led 1-0 at one time. There was no scoring in either the first or second periods. With less than four minutes gone in the third Randy Martin followed Roy Russell‘s initial shot into the front of the net and .banged it home to go ahead ‘1-0. With only 2:46 remainâ€" ing Barrie tied it up, and exactly one minute later got the go-ahead and winning goal. The third game of the ser- ies was scheduled for Bar- rie Tuesday night of this week. The fourth game will be played in the Hill Friday at 9:30 pm and the fifth in Barrie March 17 at ,]:45 pm. . Team Manager Frank Bailie would like to thank the boys. parents and friends for the cards and kind thoughts during his last so- journ in York Central Hos- pital. JUVENILES Richmond Hill’s Mr. Tran- smission Juveniles registerâ€" ed a 4-3 win over Barrie last Sunday, Barrie scored first in a mad scramble around the net in the first period. to be answered later by Richmond Hill, when Tom Lamb scored assisted by Tom Sanlon and Alan Paivio. Barrie scored again in the second. The third period saw a determined Richmond Hill team come to life when 1 Lamb scored assisted by San- ‘lon and Paivio. Barrie, un- 3daunted scored again, but 1the Hillers came back when .‘Rick Sackfield counted as- 'sisted by Mike Wood and ‘Kim Mabley and another lgoal was earned by Paivio Iwho sank a pass from San- lon and Jeff Switzer. , In an exhibition game in Ajax March 5, Mr. Trans- mission Juveniles tied their hosts 6-6. The Hillers lagged behind in the first period but gradually came alive in gthe second period when they 3mnde one goal to two for I Finally ‘ ‘lead 3â€"1. the tide swing the other way and the Hillers scored five more goals to end the game with a 6-all tie. Minor Bantam 2nd Team Victoria 8; Grey Trust mov- ed into the finals of the York Simcoe Bantam “2" Hockey League with a 3-2 win over Stroud March 5 to win the best of three semi finals in two straight games. The Hillers came out flying as Ross Querengesser scored at 2:01 of the first period from Jim Wood and Robert Greiner. Wood made it 2-0 when he whistled home a shot from Greiner and Pete Tipold. In the dying mo- ments of the second period, Greiner scored what proved to be the eventual winner unassisted. With the game well in hand. Victoria ran into a rash of penalties, and with two Hillers watching from the penalty box. Stroud finally beat Steve Shadoff. This was followed by another power play goal by Stroud as they closed the gap to 3-2. Victoria hung on to preserve the victory, and they now await the winner of Noble- ton and Schomberg in the best three out of five for the championship. Victoria & Grey played good Samaritan last Friday night, and were treated to a hockey lesson when they ab- sorbed a 6-1 defeat at the hands of the younger peewee Lions. When Peewee Manager Doug Condy had two teams fail to live up to their com- mitments Friday, Victoria agreed to play, although they could muster only nine hoc- key players. The Lions were certainly not hospitable as they skated relentlessly and appeared to have magnets on their sticks, so consistently did they come up with the puck. Dave Cates scored Vic- toria’s only goal from Phil McLaughlin and Jim Bur- nett. Reeves led the Lions with a goal and three assists. Plaxton fired two goals and had an assist. while Cross set up two goals. Hughes, Bart- lett and Joslin each scored once, as Kerr, O'Sullivan and Majury each added one assist to their totals, ’ Victoria & Grey Trust blew a two goal lead in the dying minutes of the 3rd period last Saturday in the old arena to a bantam club from Goulding Park, and had to settle for a 3-3 tie. Cates scored in the first period from Angus McGregor and Burnett. but Goulding Park tied the contest with a blistering slapshot. The Hillers caught fire as they rammed home two goals to Neil Putnam scored from Greg MacMillan and Jim Wood, and Greg Walton converted 3 Pete Tipold pass into a score. Two Victoria players were penalized for infractions with three minutes left in the game. and Goulding Park was quick to capitalize and tie the game. The Hillers, how- ever, came up with a strong game in preparation for the .Ajax. The third period saw league finals. 3 Smith By BOB MINOR MITE Glenn Harding and Paul Howarth scored by Chariot and John Brown and Tim Byerland for Kinsmen in a David Abernethy came up with five counters and an as- sist. Mark Rothwell and Car- mello Moira each connected for two goals. MINOR ATOM Final Standing Kinnear Pontiac Fred‘s Towing Barrow's Insurance 18 Charlton Hardware 15 Finishing the season March 2 almost the same way it started all four teams came up with a solid effort. Freds ‘with goals from Mark Joslin (and John Evelyn with Gary ‘Sutherland assisting, turned back Barrows, whose only counter was from the stick of Steven Rumble unassisted. Another excellent game was played as Kinnear stop- ped Charlton 1-0 on a goal from Derek Veitch assisted by Mark Evisoni. Congratulations to Pat and Peter Morley, coaches of Kin- near Pontiac for the first place finish. The playoffs got underway March 9 with Barrow’s Insur- ance defeating Kinnear Pon- tiac 3-1 and Fred's Towing handing Charlton Hardware .1 5-1 beating. The big white machine of Kinnear was stopped with only one goal scored by Mark E l l is o n unassisted, while Barrows with goals from Danny Maggi and two from Eddie Iafano, assisting Rob- bie Apenis, Dennis Stewart and Duane Aubie, took the first game in the best two of three semi-finals. During this game Iafano scored on a pc- nalty shot called against Kinnear for having a player cover the puck in the goal crease. in the other game Fred's took the lead with two goals by Mark Joslin 2 by Gary Sutherland and 1 by Steven Moritsugu. Assists were earn- ed by Joslin and Reg Golub. Charlton’s only reply was by Bruce MacLean assisting Roland Bellach. NOVICE James Lazenby from Step- hen Riswick and Michael Girard and Girard from La- zenby scored the goals which game Rascone Construction a 2-1 win over City Wide. Paul Robson was helped by Jim Walmsiey on the City Wide goal. Galaxy Restaurant shutout Allencourt as they scored five goals. Cro-we got two, assisted on both by Stephen Quigg and on one by Scott White. Wayne Harris and Quigg scored unassisted and White was aided by Quigg. Edward Devlin scored for Rascone Constructibn and Stephen Quigg IOI‘ Gala xy in a 1-1 tie game played March 9. City Wide defeated Allen- court 3-2 on goals by Andrew Field, Paul Sarazin and Todd Sears and helpers by Mike Osborne and John Corbish- iey Allencourt’s c o u n te r s were netted by Danny Murri and Richard Smith. Edward Devlin scored the- only goal of the game March 8 when Rascone defeated AJ- lencourt 1-0. ATOM Ken Large came up with a hat trick as Consumers Gas defeated Allencourt Pharma- cy 4-1. David Banton added a single goal and an assist for Consumers and Greg Truss, Mark Hayward and Keith Boulter got assists. Scoring for Allencourt was Jim Barton who was set up by Doug Walton and Paul Thomas. A pair of goals by Bill Vrantisidis and singles by Cleve Jones, Mike Smith, David Giles and Adrian Steenson with assists by (2) and John Black gave Knapp’s Sico Paints a 6-1 win over Dan’s Esso March 9. John Paul Farrell 25 22 got the losers' only counter. A OPENING SOON IN RICHMOND NICKY TAM'S 460 ELGIN MILLS RD. EAST SUPPLIER OF (SCARBORO & WESTON) J. BAIRD SCOTTISH RIGHT HERE IN YOUR OWN TOWN! ALL SCOTTISH MEATS AND PASTRIES WATCH LOCAL NEWSPAPERS FOR ' GRAND OPENING DATE HILL "SCOTTISH BAKERY PRODUCE n' ROSS JR. Little Ford Midgets Down Bowden Lumber 5-2 Tallies by Pat Lawlor, Brian Arnold and Brian Cates with aid from Jon Palmer, and Robbie McKenzie (2) won this one 3-2 for G. G. 2-2 tie. Walker Ins. over Braddock Michaelangelo's G o a lie Optical Braddock’s g o a l 5 Ralph Durston recored 3 came from the sticks of Scott shutout over Baymar as Mansbridge and Paul Beck- with with Beckwith also as- sisting on the first goal. PEEWEE Scoring their for Hodgins in 5-4 win over Street Construction in an exhibition game March 9 were Robert Hughes, Norm Murphy with two. Brooke Lawrence and Chris Gaffney with assists from Gaffney, Kane Burg and Pete Morley. For Streets the scorers were Blake Moss, Rich Neil and Glenn Fehily. the latter with two, with as- sists gcing to Neil. Moss (2), Dave Stewart, Bobby Hull and Dennis Kane. In the second playoff game Tony's Esso blanked Shields Footwear 5-(. Scott Campbell contributed two goals, Bruce Buchan. Mike Grabarczyk and Marty Green one each. Green had two assists, Camp- bell and Paul West one. In the first game of the playoffs Rick Clendenning was aided by Chuck Lusk on the goal which gave Eric's Sports a 1-0 win over Dynes. In the first game of the Tonys-Shields series Tony's won 3-0 on goals by Green, Shane Banton and Tom Wil- son with help from Ken Bar- ber, Campbell, Buchan_ West and Green. In the semi-finals Bob's Pant Shop defeated Rice's Flowers 5-1 on a hat trick and an assist by Mike O’Don- nell. a goal and an assist by Allen Plitong and a goal by Russ Thompson. Danny Wright unassisted accounted for the Rice goal. Also in the semi-final Kent Clothes ran up a 5-3 score over Seafood Corner. Joey Thurston came up with a hat trick, Ian Ball with a pair and David Snider with a helper for Kents. Russ Thornhill connected for two goals and Brian. Buchan for one, with Tim King and Jeff Briggs earning assist points for Seafood. MINOR BANTAM Brian’s Shell registered a 5â€"2 win over Richmond Hill TV March 7. winners’ Tuck, Robson, Danny Parmenter with Jim Burnett getting three assists, John Burnett two, Neal Rock- Sharing the goals were John Greg Walton, Mark Brad O'Hara and Allohn Lenneville Six Goals 1 I well and Greg Walton one each. Danny Petroff sank both TV counters with help from Luciano Tesco a n (1 Steven Reynolds. The same day Reiner Pleschberger and Gunther Bauer clicked for two goals each and David Cates for one. with Doug Simpanen being awarded an assist to give D&D Excavating a 5-2 victory over Rotary Club. Both Rotary goals were pot- ted by Angus McGregor helped on one by Michael Flood. Fruit Market over Simms Pirri counters were Scott Taylor_ Ian Bynoe and Jim Wood. Aiding were Greg Kendry. Taylor and Dave Draper. Randy Bennet found the mark for Simms helped by Robert Greiner. BANTAM Blackthorn Men's Wear de- ifeated Surf Marine 5-1 March ‘7 on two goals by Rick Gir- ard and singles by Larry Mc- Gee, Kevin Gibson and Dave Oakley and assists by Gibson, ,Scott Jordan. Steve White and McGee. Tim Cameron netted a John Santos pass for Surf Marine. Richard Thompson, Mark Stephenson, Jim Barber and Number 17 scored for CFGM to give them a 4-1 win over W. A. Stephenson. Doug L'ewis got two assist points, Number 17 and Glen Doyle one each. Guy Powley scored for Stephenson on a pass from Mark Wilson. MIDGET Little Fords came up with five goals to defeat Bowden Lumber 5-2 March 6. Marks- men for Littles were Frank Alisch, Mike Briscoe. Gord Sinfield, Bruce Chaisson and Alan Thomas. Assisting were Terry Delville with two, Chaisson with two, Neil Mil- ligan and Paul Evans. Scor- ing for Bowdens were Pete Tennant and Brian Feeney with assists going to Phil Wilson and Dave Bourque. Village- Pizza defeated BAIF 4-1 March 7 on tallies by John Peden_ Roger Weigand, Neil Clack and Brian Home with assist points picked up by Clack, Doug Whitting, Steve Wilson and Kyle Chat- field. Allan Cheney accoun- ted for the BAIF goal with- out help. ' Littles continued their win- ning ways March 9 in a 3-2 victory over Bowdens. Zenio Ferrone contributed two goals and Briscoe one to the win with helpers by Milligan I2), Delville, Ferrone. Bour- que and Tennant were again the goal scorers for Bowden with Randy Hancott getting an assist. 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