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The championship game saw John Lalonde scoring three goals. Kelvin Lyons two. and George Margerum. Billy McArthur and Glen McKenzie shared duties in the nets, Lyons' third goal came in overtime on a shootoff. At the same time. Oak Ridges goalie Bill McArthur pulled off a sensational stop to foil a similar effort by the Bol- ton ground. Enroute to that final win they beat Keswick 3-2. Bolton 5-4. This game was tied 4-4 at the end of the regulation time and Oak Ridges won it on a shoot-off. The first game saw Kelvin Lyons. David Blyth. and Mike Millard scoring. The Bolton game saw Kel- v'Ln Lyons scoring three goals with the othels going to John Lalonde and George Marg- erum. Kent Clothes edged Bob's Pants 3-2 to win the cham- pionship led by the two-goal effort of Ian Ball with John McLaughlin scoring the other one. Scott McLean assisted. Allen Pletong and John Onestehenko scored for the losers. Steven Widom- ski assisted. ATOMS The Oak Ridges-Victoria Square Lions Club Little King Novices defeated Shar- on 6-3 in their final game to win the Keswick Novice Hoc- key Tournament. That first 2-2 game saw Jim Wood and Alan Clack scoring for Pirri's with assists to Danny Moore two and Peter Butterworth. Jim Bur- nett and Greg Walton scored for Brians with assists to Randy Tinsley John Burnett and Danny Parmeter. Neal Rothwell hammered in three goals and Jim Bur- nett two as Brian‘s ran away with the second game. Other goals went to Randy Tinsley, Greg Walton, Danny Par- menter. Brad O'Hara. Assists to Brad O'Hara picked up four assists with the others going to John Tuck and John Burnett. Alan Clack scored two for Pirri'yalong with Jim Wood. Assists to Danny Moore. Scott Taylor, Bill Barton. and Steve Young two. Dynes Jewellers skated away with a 5-0 win and the championship over Tony's with Jerry Lawlor leading the way with a three-goal performance with single goals going to Norm Wright and Tom Stubbs. Assists to Kelly Farrell, Adriano Marin- elli. Scott Drysdale. MINOR PEEWEES Knapp's Paints dumped Allencourt Pharmacy 6-2 and Brian’s Shell broke loose in the second game of a total points to count playoffs bombing Pirri's 9-4 after ty- ing the opener 2-2. Brian's are the champions. PEEWEES Two goal performances by Diego Minchella and Doug Lewis carried CFGM to a 6-1 win over Blackthorn and gave them the championship. Other goals went to Doug Lewis and and un-named player. Assists to Rick Thom- son. two, Glen Doyle. Jim Barber. Rick Thomson and Doug Lewis. Rick Gerard scored the only goal from Steve White and Kevin Gib- son. CFGM won the total point series 7-2. MINOR BANTAM Little Kings Winners Keswick Novice Tourney Wayne Henderson led the way with two goals with Alan Cheney and Chris Schape getting the others. Assists to Mike Turbach. Paul Hender- son, Mike Turbach, and Allan Cheney. Zenio Feirone scor- ed twice for Littles assisted by Alan Thomas and Terry Delville. BANTAMS Baif made it two. wins in a row as they opened Littles 4-2 to win the championship. BAIF whipped Bowden 5-3 in a semi-final playoff game sparked by the two goal effort of Wayne Henderson. Other goals went to Chuck Lawrence, Paul Henderson, and Brian Bacon. Assists to Mike Turbach, Gerry Fortin. Brian Bacon, Chris Schape, Paul Henderson. Eric Thomp- son scored twice for Bowden with Dave Brooke getting the other one. Assists to Wayne Whitaker. Mark Rousa. For Village it was Scott Kerr from Steve Wilson and Tom Polhamus; Steve Wilson from Scott Kerr; and Roland Proulx from Neil Clack. Littles downed Village 5-3 to win their total point series 7-5 with Bruce Chaisson lead- ing the way with two goals. Others went to Neil Milligan and Zenio Feirone. Assists to Steve Major. Mike Briscoe. Feirone, Terry Deluille and Milligan, MIDGETS 14 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontagio, Wednesday, April 10, 1974 Mlzvolé} 110 @117 RESULTS By BOB ROSS JR. Day Of Hockey Champs As Minor League Ends ‘ They downed Alderwood 12-0 on goals by Paula Gee. lCindy Wilton and Tracey Reid assisted. Shutout went to Karen Robinson. The Oak Ridges Senior Girls took the Tournaments Junior "C" Consolation Trophy in the Newton'brook Girl's hockey Tournament. { Galaxy Restaurant won the 1973-74 RHHA Novice House League championship by a ,2-1 score over Rascone Con- (struction. Scoring for Barrows were Barry Munro and Eddie Iafano with two each and singles by Ken Lennox. Stev~ en Rumble and Ronald Smit. Assisting were Danny Maggi Barry Munro, two, Andre Maetzener and Eddie Iafano. For Fred's it was Garry Sutherland assisting Bruce Strain and Mark Joslin on a penalty shot. TRAVELWAYS BANTAMS The Travelways Bantams wound up their season Sat- urday by walloping Richvale Bantams 21-0. An accumulation of a year's work ended Saturday as Barrow’s Insurance won the minor atom championship by beating Fred’s Towing 7-2. Rascone 5, Allencourt 1, Goals for Rascone went to Steven Reswick, James Laz- enby, Norman Creasor. Ed- ward Devlin, and Steven Res- wick. Assists. James Lazen- by. Tim Vantol, Jack Stewart. Jeff Luckasavitch, and Jim McCleave. Tony Veitch scor- ed Allencourt‘s lone goal. MINOR ATOMS Mark Millard scored three goals for Oak Ridges with two going to John Lalonde and the others to Kelvin Lyons. He also drew five assists. In other action, the Little Kings tied Keswick 6-6 in the sixth game of their best-of- seven York Simcoe Novice Championship. The series is now led by Keswick with three wins to two for Oak Ridges and the one tie. Final game is Saturday in Keswick at 6 pm. The game was tied 6-6 at the end of regulation time and stayed that way despite 'a 10-minute overtime. Rascone fought back to score at 7:18 courtesy of James Lazenby assisted by Michael Girrard. Rascone went all out to get the tying goal but were unable to break through against the close checking of Galaxy. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS (Two Games Total Goals) Series A Galaxy 3, City Wide 2. Stephen Quigg, two goals. Scott White one. Assists to Scott White and Roy Hayward. For City Wide it was Paul Robson and Paul Sarazan scoring with assists to Robert Strang and Jim Madden. Series B Danny McVeigh. four goals, two assists ;Aloert Del- fabro, two assists; Dave For- ster, three goals, two as- sists; Chris DeGeer, four goal and five assists; Paul , °___.~. Points garnered in numer- ical sequence were: Brad Lloyd, one assist; Randy Mar- tin two goals, five assists; Steve Bishop, one goal and three assists. A week earlier, the Kings won the Bolton Consolation Tournament. A total of 46 scoring points were compiled by the 10 players present fqr the game. Stephen Quigg opened the scoring from Galaxy on a pass from Keith Crowe at 11:08 of the second period. Quigg scored again at 1:26 of the final period to give them a 2-0 lead. y A two goal effort by\Car- Imen Marra led Michaelangelo to a 3-2 win over Chariot and won them the champion- ship. David Abernethy got the other goal unassisted. Also drawing assists were Jim Anderson and Dennis Wintzes. For the losers it was Glen Harding scoring from Shaun Gallagher and David Simpanen from Glen Harding. NOVICE 3-1 to take the championship David Giles led the win in the second game with a two- goal performance with John Stamm getting the other one. Giles also drew an assist with John Black also picking up one. MINOR MITE The first game saw Mike Smith rap in three goals and an assist followed by Adrian Steenson with two goals and three assists. Cleve Sones got the other goal. David Giles got the other assist. For Allencourt it was Fred Simpson scoring from Paul Ohlis and Kevin Barrett from Fred Simpson. ‘ Era for years and was a familiar figure around isoftball circles in Richmond Hill during that time. i George was éports editor of the Vâ€"Neivmarket i As this is the last report of the season, Coach Don- oghue would like to thank all the players, parents and everyone else connected with the team for their co- operation and support throughout the season. High point of the venture was the Richmond Hill goal- tenders. Doug Macklin and Lorne Baxter. who won the best goalies' award. While the Rams failed to win. all the games they played could have gone either way. Sunday morning saw Rich- mond Hill play a team from Acton, Mass., in a very fast. physical game and lost this one by 2-1. Saturday night the Hillers played the host team, Fram- ingham Jets, before a cap- acity crowd and again lost a hard-fought contest by 4-2. Parmata has stated that it will do a more com- plete feasibility study of the area after it finds out whether the people of Richmond Hill (and/or the council) are for or against the project. They point out it would be too costly to do so without :ome indication of backing from the powers-that- e. Then again, how can people judge if they don’t have all the answers re traffic and the general impact (good or bad) on the community in general? FEASIBILITY STUDY Maybe some agreement could be reached that the town would agree to the proposal pro- viding a feasibility study came up with the right answers? For Parmata and the town. I don’t know. Although the Rams put up a good fight the Lexington team won 4-3. This was evident (to me) from that public meeting the other night. There were people for the stadium, against it, some in between, and a lot wondering about the sheer fact it’s being offered to them. But that meeting saw only 160 people there. There are 34,000 people in Richmond Hill right now. The answer, to me, is obvious. You people better get up off your permanent and let council know_ your feelings pro or con. As in any major project, there are many questions to be asked, answers to be given. There’s no doubt that council, being rightfully political animals, will be swayed by the reaction you give it. It’s well known that politicians fol- low people, not lead them. Nothing wrong with thi_s. Strictly a political reality, MINOR BALL Any youngster wanting to sign up for the 1974 Richmond Hill Minor Ball Association may do so by phoning Registrar Ron MacInnis at 884- 3248. Registrations will be accepted until April 14. The Richmond Hill team was the only Canadian one in the tournament and play- ed their first game March 30 against Lexington, Mass‘ I don’t think I’m taking a negative attitude to the stadium. I personally, would love to see it here. However, I’m just one person. There are a lot of other people out there who might have different ideas. The Rams flew to Fram- ingham, Mass., March 29 to participate in the second an- nual Perini Invitational Hoc- key Tournament. (Continued from Page 13) and he sincerely feels a sports stadium~complex would be much more desirable than other types of development. He also feels sports has been neglected and deserves a bit of attention itself. One more thing: One big question above all questions is whether the City of Toronto would even agree to selling the property for this type of usage. Do they and Metro want a stadium up here? It was George who first dubbed Russell (hipps of the Dynes Jewellers as “Casey” a way back when. The name stuck. Top individual point getter was Chris DeGeer with 33 goals and 35 assists for a total of 68 points. PERRY HILL ATOM RAMS Enter the problem. In any situation you have differing viewpoints. A community is comprised of many different kinds of people. Some are sports fans, others are not, still others both. The team had 191 goals scored against them for an average of 2.98. Goalkeeping duties were shared by Paul Norman and Duncan Condy. Of course, if they don’t pay their taxes the town may get the property the classical way. In two years. Sad news here to the effect that George Haskett, 64, of Newmarket, one of Ontario’s best known weekly sports editors, died Friday of last weekAin Lakeland, Florida, after a lengthy illness. Hockey playoffs here find the Richmond Hill Tournaments Incorporated Minor Bantams tied at two games apiece with Chatham in their best- of-five OMHA Championship Finals. The fifth and final game was slated for Tuesday night at the arena. More on this next week. Total for the year are: Games played, 64, won 32. tied 4. lost 28. Kisko. one goal and two as- sists; Roy Russell, two goals. three assists; and Ron Aber- nethy with four goals. Amen. Sport Spots! 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