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Desperation gamble backfires Hill Midgets lose to Aurora 5-3 A last second desperation gamble by the Richmond Hill Legion Midget squad backfired Sunday when Barrie scored on an empty net to win by 5-3. It was that kind of a week for the local AA team who could only manage one out of a possible six points in league play after opening the season with impressive wins. They got that one point Tuesday of last week in a 2-2 tie with Thornhill at Thornhill Community Centre. They went on to get blanked 3-0 by Barrie Saturday in Barrie. Sunday‘s game in Rich- mond Hill against the same Barrie squad was a free- wheeling affair with the locals coming up with a much more impressive performance over the previous contest in Barrie. Barrie opened the scoring in the first period but Richs mond Hill tied it at 4:03 on a goal by Doug Hodgson assisted by Danny Jones. Barry moved into a two goal lead before Mike Gallaugher of the Legion narrowed it to 3â€"2 at 6:54 from Hodgson. Score equalizer Richmond Hill scored the equalizer at 13:46 on a pretty effort engineered by Gallaugher. Gallaugher rushed in on the Barrie defence and left a perfect drop-pass for Mike Ham who blasted it home using Gallaugher as the screen all the way. The persistent Barrie squad went ahead again at 1:090f the third period. Both the Barrie goalie and Ben Bourget came up with sparkling saves the rest of the way as they did throughout the game. The Legion picked up a penalty with 2:38 remaining ,and this cooled their drive to tie the game. Then came another one to Goalie Bourget which upset the Legion management. In the ensuing two minutes the Legion boys managed to hang on despite a concerted effort by Barrie to score the assurance marker. Move backfires There was 31 seconds remaining when Richmond Hill returned to full strength and they were able to get the face-off in the Barrie end. Bourget was pulled in favor of the extra attacker but things didn‘t work out ac~ cording to plan. Barrie got possession of the puck at the blueline and popped it into the yawning Richmond Hill net with five seconds remaining. Last week's 2-2 tie with Thornhill saw the latter team get off to a fast twoâ€" goal start in the first five minutes of play. Richmond Hill recovered and tied the game within a three-minute period as first Ham counted assist by Atoms Tie Barrie 3â€"3 _ in the first game of league play for the Atoms in the York Simcoe League they hosted a good skating Barrie club and came up with a well earned 3â€"3 tie. The boys are playing well for this early in the season. They kept digging and came from behind to gain the tie with Gary Sutherland hitting for two quick goals and Brian Hull scoring one with a great second effort. Goalies Don F‘awcett and Steve Ritchie shared the goaltending duty and both came up with some fine ., saves. Next game is November 9 at 1 pm in Schomberg. daily. tests 8. 4 dinners. from dbl. pp °' Ehulimur Free tennis & 90H, 7 full break- from dbl. pp Danny Jones at 5:37 and then Marc Brillinger tied it at 5:37 from Peter Kendall and Mike Cox. That ended the scoring but the Legion rattled the op_- position post three or four times but just couldn‘t put it in The Legion's Randy Martin had the misfortune to stop a stick in the game and came out of it minus a tooth and with stitches in- side his mouth. Saturday’s 3-0 loss to Barrie saw the Legion run into an almost endless string of penalties. Despite this the game was a mild affair with the game officials calling everything. The long parade of penalties rattled the Legion and they could never get a cohesive attack going and were fortunate that Barrie only got three goals. Richmond Hill Goalie Mike Doyle was particularly brilliant in the third period making 17 saves. a few of them that ranked in the unbelievable class. Richmond Hill will play at Aurora tomorrow night lThursdayl at 9 pm. Sunday they travel to Orillia for a 7:35 pm game. IndivrduaIscoring G A Fun 30 32 Ross Middleton Mike Cox Randy Martin Doug Hodgson Marc Brillinger Davrd Earl to Glen Tatum 20 l 2 2 4 4 B 13 3 4 4 6 l 0 3 l Robert Wallingtord 6 to to 3 10 3 6 6 8 4 7 4 3 2 l 30 28 Robert Dvnes 30 Mike Gallaugher to Mike Ham 6 Danny Jones 22 Randy Hughes~Guest 2 Peter Kendall 6 4 _ _ ‘6‘ W . . (Photo by Elbert) Richmond Hill legion midgets score this time but Aurora scored more often Marc Brillinger‘s (6) uplifted stick signifies 3 Richmond Hill Legion goal here in Sunday‘s hockey encounter with Barrie Co-Op but when the game was over it was Barrie winning by 3â€"3. 011 this occasion Brillinger and another Legion player. Dave Earl (7) are cheering because a long shot by Doug Hodgson has just gone in to tie game at 1â€"1. Rams shoot, shoot, but no score as Markham squeaks out 3-2 win The Provincial Junior A loop is full of future NHL goalies. They all look great. At least when they play the Richmond Hill Rams who don‘t seem able to even find a decent ocean around to fill. It was the same old story Tuesday night as the Rams outshot Markham Waxers 34-11; but came out the losers by a 3-2 margin. Not even a last few seconds takeâ€"the-goalie out desperation ploy worked for a gowingly frustrated Rich- mond llill Ram Coach Karl lirimblccombe. He was clearly observed shaking his head in sheer chagrin in the corridors of the Richmond Hill Arena seconds after the game. From Karl: No comment. The Rams trailed 1H until the 3:14 minute mark of the final 20 minutes when Rick Febbo finally blasted a slap shot in from about four feet out after Markham‘s Goalie Jim Baxter had pulled off a wower of a stop on a blazer by Ben Pedcrsen. Minor Bantams Defeat Barrie The Minor Bantam ‘A‘ Rams travelled to Barrie Saturday to rekindle the old rivalry between the two towns. The Hillers opened the scoring on a goal by Dave Plaxton assisted by Peter Morley and widened their lead to two goals when Gerry Lawlor scored on 3 Scott Bartlett pass. Barrie scored with 33 seconds remaining in the opening period to close within one .goal. Jeff Joslin scored what proved to be the winner when he stepped over the Barrie blue line and drilled a slapshot past the Barrie goalie. Barrie returned with a goal late in the second period but Richmond Hill Goalie Ricky Warren denied them any more. to make the final score Richmond Hill 3. Barrie 2. Richmond Hill fought Thornhill to a 2-2 tie Sunday. More details next week. Treasure Tours FREEPORT 1W WW 7am" Free tennis. breakfast & dinner fast only. [I Gulls-Tennis 81mm Cont. breakfast or efficiency. Free tennis. from dbl. pp PALM BEACH W fiam“ Free tennis. 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He sent an aimless shot that was a city block away from Goalie Doug Brumwell Six goals for Heintzman ’Ridges’ Lions win 10â€"1 Alan Heintzman drove in six goals to lead the Oak Ridges Juvenile Lions to a 10-1 drubbing of Sutton in a hockey game November 3 at Oak Ridges. The other goals went to Larry Gueran. Wayne Roffey. Brian Jones. Peter McConnachie. The same team also edged Oro 2-1 in an October 29 game with Terry Legge and Al Heintzman scoring. Bob Fortier was in goal. The Alex Brockton Midgets blanked King City 5-0 in an October 30 game at Oak Ridges with Goalie Frank Woods coming up with a fine performance. Bruce Wilton scored two goals with singles going to Date Roffey, Paul Smith and Ted Clague. No so fortunate were the Oak Ridges Peewees who were decisioned 4-2 by King City October 29 at Oak Ridges. Danny DeGeer and Lawrence Millard scored for the losers. The Oak Ridges Atoms shut out King 5-0 October 29 with goalies Daryl Aldworth and Billy MacArthur blocking all shots. Jimmy Jotham and Paul Beck scored twice each with George Parker getting the other goal. It was a different story in an exhibition game November 3 as Richvale Specials AMI s v. edged the Oak Ridges Atoms 65. Scoring for Oak Ridges were Neal Wilson and Paul Beck with two. Darick Battaglia got the other goal. House League action Saturday saw Richvale Midgets defeating Oak Ridges 31 in an exhibition game. Pat Densmore was in goal for Oak Ridges. Juniors girls hockey saw the Oak Ridges entry get bombed 11-1 by Brampton in a league game Saturday at Oak Ridges. Janet Jackson was the beleagured goalie for the losers. The senior girls lost too but by a more merciful 3â€"0 score to Willowdale Sunday at Oak Ridges. ma ‘ SAME DAY DRY CLEANING YONG)? 85 LEVENDALE RICHMOND HILL CLEANING CENTRES but the puck perverser hit the skate of a Rams' player and gurgled its way past Brumwcll. Richmond Hill‘s second leading scorer on the season. have Stuart. got the Rams back in the game later in the same period when he picked up Jimmy Clement's rebound and put it in. ('lement. incidentally. celebrated his return to the line-up by getting ejected from the game late in the second for congratulating the referee on his ancestry :il'ter drawing a tripping penalty. He got two minutes. plus ll! minutes. and a game Don’t discover it after you’ve bought anothe THE PANTâ€"IN 1i “Richmond Hill’s Pant and Top Sh0p” 10220 Yonge St. misconduct. Rest time for ('lement again. Markham‘s third and winning goal came off the stick of Ron Wilson at 61-15. Defenceman Stuart Mabley played a standout game offensively and missed several chances with blazing shots alter carrying right up the ice. were also a few to keep everyone There fights honest. The most exciting one occured between Wilson and Kevin Street with eight seconds to go. 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