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26 â€"- THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, The Oak Ridges OMHA Peewees edged Stroud 4-3 Sunday with. Rick Green- slade scoring two goals and singles to Mike Dalton and Bob Mitchell. Assists to Dalton, two, Charlie Trask, two, Dave Mashinter and Steve Nolan. They upended Richmond Hill 3-1 November 13 at Oak Ridges with Trask coming up with a hat trick. Danny DeGeer drew two‘ assists with Lawrence Millard, Fred MacArthur and Wayne Jones getting singles apiece. Atom Oak Ridges Atoms won the consolation trophy at the Gravenhurst hockey tournament November 16 by bombing Keswick 7-1. They were bounced 17-1 by Wexford in the first game but went on to shut out Huntsville 4-0. That final game saw Neil Wilson leading the way with three goals with singles to Paul Beck, Robert Paxton, Jim Jotham and John Lalonde. Paul Beck picked up two assists and Jotham one. mJotham got the only goal in the Wexford debacle with Paxton and Bobby Mashinter assisting. Beck scored twice in the 4- 0 Huntsville game with the other goals going to Paxton and Jotham. Assists to Mashinter, Neil Wilson‘ Beck, Wilson and Paxton. Oak Ridges edged Rich- mond Hill 3-2 in a league game November 12 with goals going to Paul Beck. John Lalonde and Wilson. Mark Millard drew two assists and Wilson one. Uxbridge defeated Oak Ridges 6-4 Sunday in an exhibition game. Midget The Oak Ridges Midgets downed Maple 3-2 in an exhibition game at Oak Ridges Sunday with Dale Roffey scoring two goals and Glen Wright one. A November 13 exhibition saw Oak Ridges losing its first game of the season by 4-3 to Richmond Hill. Oak Ridges is sponsored by Alex Brockton. Brad Jotham scored two goals and Tony Roffey one. Juvenfle Oak Ridges Juveniles downed Richvale in an exhibition match Sunday after whipping Nobleton 4-2 in a league game November 12. This game saw Allan Heintzman scoring three goals with Wayne Roffey getting the other one. MIADIé H0 CKEY RESULTS NOVICE Bob’s Boys and City Wide fought to a 1-1 draw November 16. Scoring for Bobs was Ron Gelineau helped by Scottie Ross. Getting the City Wide marker was David Park aided by Gino Dioidacchino and James Hill. Galaxy recorded a 2-1 win over Allencourt in the second game. Paul Joslin accounted for both Galaxy goals all by himself. Glen Harding was helped by Frank Silveri on the Allencourt counter. ATOM Knapps Paint shutout Allencourt Pharmacy as Ken Lennox scored assisted by Darren Barry. Braddock Optical earned a 2-1 win over Consumers Gas as Pat Morra clicked for two goals and Paul Fox helped on one. Jackie Woods, unassisted, counted for Consumers. Reggie Golub and Peter Wells shared the honors as Kinnear Pontiac shutout Dan’s Esso 2-0. Robert Suchy and David Wright were awarded assist points. MINOR PEEWEE Barrow's Insurance squeezed by BAIF November 9 by a 2-1 count. Don Head and Barry Monroe sank the puck for the winners with Monroe and Jim Flett getting assists. Cleve Jones was aided by John Farrell on the BAIF tally. The final count was 4-2 as Fred's Towing defeated Rice’s Flowers. Hitting the target for Freds were Steve Irwin with two, Lorne Baxter and Adam Cox. Baxter, Irwin and Brian Chittenden (2) earned assists. Doug Walton and James Gwillam shared the Rice goals, both without help. Fred Simpson, with a hat trick. led Charlton Hard- ware to a 7-2 win over Hodgins Bros. Hardware. Ken Large added a pair, Michael Smith and George BOB ROSS JUNIOR Assists went to Larry Gueran, two, Rick Griffith one, Cam Cummings. Ken Summers was in goal. House league The Oak Ridges House League Peewees lost 4-1 to Richvale with Mark Ryman getting their only goal. Assists to Randy Anderson and Bruce Tomlinson. The Senior girls lost by 6-1 to Oak Ridges in a Sunday game at Oak Rigges; ' . Maple downed Oak Ridges 4-2 in a Midget game at Maple Saturday with Robert Cummins and Tony Cec- cacci scoring. Oak Ridgés edged Rich- vale Romano 4-3 Saturday at Oak Ridges with Joe Tanzo scoring two goals and singles to Kevin Hubbard and Merv‘ Densmore. Assists to Mike Gray and Dave Mantanovic. The Oak Ridges junior girls tied Willowdale 3-3 in a league at Oak Ridges Saturday. Janice Jackson scored three goals with assists to Nancy Jones, two, and Kim McDonald. Atom The Oak Ridges Atoms bombed Richvale 8-1 with two goals going to Randy Gilchrist, Alex Brockton and Rodney Gilchrist‘ and Billy Marshall, Danny Summerhill. Assists to Brockton, Summerhill, Rodney Gilchrist, Greg Harris, two, and Bill Marshall. Bantam The Oak Ridges Cougars edged Richvale Laughlin Lumber 3â€"2 in a Sunday game. Ken Blanchard scored twice and Steve Harris once. Assists to Ted Gerber, John Cummins, two, Bob Laforge and Steve Harris. OMHA Rep The Oak Ridges Little Kings Victoria Square Lions downed Oro by 44) Sunday. Goals went to Robert Snaders, Mike Kalkanis, Frank Rossi, and Bobby Lusby. Assists to Sanders and David Koteff. Goaltender was Glen McKenzie. A November 13 game saw the Little Kings downing Barrie 6-1. Damien O‘Flaherty had three goals, Frank Rossi, two, and single to Robert Sanders. Assists to Peter Beck, Jeff Harris, ~Jeff Mitchell and Bobby Lusby. Glen McKenzie and Keith McQuarrie shared netminding duties d’Antimo a goal each. Assisting were Smith (2), Mark Hayward, Kevin Lee and Kevin Spencer. Hodgins‘ goals came from Peter Delgrozzo and Paul Ohlis with assistance from Adrian Steenson and Number 12. PEEWEE Tony’s Esso boys came up with a 6â€"3 win over Shields Footwear November 15. Scoring for Tonys were Russell Thornhill with a hat trick and 'an assist,Doug Aldridge with a goal and two assists. Ray Barnett with a goal and an assist and Neil McGregor with one goal. Alan Plitong also had an assist. Scoring for Shields were Mike Barnett with two goals and Stephen Bialkowski with one. Peter Atkinson contributed two assists. The next day Shields Footwear defeated Hodgins Bros. 2-1. Shields’ goalgetters were Barnett with one and Mike Smith with a goal and an assist Hodgins’ goal was scored by Gary Boyle with Scriver and Mulvihill assisting. Glen Dunford led Erics to a 4-1 win over Dynes by scoring two goals and an assist. Bruce Rutledge and Steve Macdonald got one each. Mike Garrett was awarded an assist. Dynes’ goal was scored by Bryan Buchan assisted by Russell Thompson. MINOR BANTAM Brian‘s Shell beat Rotary Club 3â€"1 November 11 as Brian Russell came up with two counters and Richard Vermeulen with one. Richard Lapenna and Barry Crowther got assists. Jack Vantol scored the only goal for Rotary unassisted. Richmond Hill TV eked out a 2-1 victory over Brian Shell November 14. Rick Glendenning accounted for both TV goals, with help from Shane Banton and Danny O‘Sullivan. Richard Vermeulen was unassisted on the Brian Shell goal. NOV . 20, 1974 If you missed the Saints and Sinners spiel this past weekend, make sure you sign up for the next one. The Business Girls did the organizing this time and the men are responsible for February 1. Box lunches were auc- tioned off with the highest bidder eating lunch with its creator. All were beautifully wrapped including one with a “Play Boy" centre-fold, and included such gourmet delights as fruit, cheese. and cornish hens. Bids of $5 were common with the highest being $7. Jack Shropshire, Hank Vos, Ian MacDonald and yours truly found the left overs very tasty. Two six end games and one four ender were played with the Saints (the girls?) skipping and calling the shots in most cases. Winners on the first draw were Neil Edwards, Penny Kavanagh, and Don Russell, skipped by Jane Gillespie. Second prize went to Cathy Richards and her rink of Nancy Findlay, Blanche Km] and Bob Walker. Trust Bob to find three ladies to curl with him. On the second draw, Nan (Savage) Cook skipped her rink of Barry Wilson, Adelane Baker and Dave Pulchinski to first place, with Cathy Brayshaw and her rink of Bert Naylor, Molly McGrath and Mike Olynec coming in second. The spiel was topped off with a dance in the evening and was a great success‘ Well done, Business Girls. J unior, Senior The annual junior and senior bonspiel took place Sunday with 12 rinks playing two eight end games to decide the winners. First place went to Jack Rumney’s rink of Nicki, Cathy, Susan Brayshaw and Brian Chambers. Shirley Hicks skipped her rink of Derek Pulchinski, Paul Weale and Janet Peacock to a second place finish while Don Brayshaw and his rink of Elaine Woodcock, Russ Stuart and Helen Sitarenios came in third. Boobie prize winners were Kevin Roberts, Sandy Reid, Brad Elkins, and John Rumney. Floating prize went to Vern Garlick, Leigh Finlay, Barb Brayshaw, and Cindy West. Barb Brayshaw’s other reason for celebrating was that she beat a team on which her mother Cathy was playing. juniors“ next Big 'spiel is their Xmas one December 14. Alliance juveniles boast top contender The newly sponsored Richmond Hill Alliance Sports Juveniles have started off the season as top contenders winning 10 of their first 14 games while losing two and tying as many. They have beaten such teams as Thornhill and Ajax It was a 2-2 tie as Rotary Club and Pirri's Fruit Market crossed sticks November 14. The Rotary goals were netted by Troy Chatfield and Glen F‘ehily assisted by Derek Moulton and Chattield. Pirris’ counters came from Matt Zurich and Dean Logan with assists credited to Scott Patterson, Zurich and Robert Thompson. BANTAM A match between CFGM and Surf Marine resulted in a 3-3 tie. Scoring for the radio lads were Stephen Bowers, David Cates and Jim Burnett with assist points to Cates, Bowers and Brent Thornhill. Marksmen for Surf Marine were Gunther Bauer, Doug Anderson and Card John- ston with Neil Putnam picking up two assists, John 'I‘uck and Ray Roberts one each. Blackthorn Men’s Wear registered a 5-1 victory over Gormley Sand and Gravel on two goals each by Peter Tipold and Andrew Beck- with and a singleton by Scott Taylor. In the assist department Jim Wood and Price had two each, Beck- worth, Tipold, Philip McLaughlin and Ian Bynoe one each. For Gormley the sharpshooter was Greg McMillan assisted by Ross Querengesser. By RON TAYLOR - 884-7817 Mixed league The mixed league has only two games completed bfit some of the undefeated skips are Frank Ellison, Jack Shropshire, Stuart Given, Dave Pulchinski (3), Don Hillaby and Bob Moore. Don't foEget the party for all mixed curlers November Dalt Hicks still remains undefeated on Monday nights with four wins as does Gord Brown in the second flight. Ken Rowan’s 3-0 record is tops in the third division. Having 3-1 records are Mike Mulchahy, Al Dewsbury and Don Brayshaw. Jim Anderson has four wins and no losses in the Thursday league. The entry list for the club‘s Xmas spiel will be on the board this Friday so sign up for this popular event. The Topsey Tqrvey spiel needs more support from rated skips and vices, so if you can make it November 30, sign up this week. The club roster will be out during the first week in December. Thanks again to all the advertisers who make this “free” to all members. Most other clubs chargefor this dandy item. 1. Name the Sinner who bid for and received his wife‘s box lunch because it contained something other than sandwiches. 2. Name the Saint who won her game after two extra shots. 3. Name the seasoned skip who has yet to win a game on Monday night. 4. Who is known as the “world’s best second“ and is now leading on Monday night. 5. Name the well known couple who celebrate their 25th next Monday. 6. Name the sliip who left at 8 am to put up election (7) signs and didn’t return until 7. Name the two rinks who played a mixed schedule game until 3 am and didn’t get home until 7 8. Name the Business Girls auctioneer who raised all the money on Saturday. 9. Name the Sinner who didn’t bid on a box lunch. Apparently last week’s “questionnaire” caused some reaction which it was intended to do. If you have one you would like to share call Ron Taylor but make sure you give him the an- swer. Sorry to hear Armon Tripp is under the doctor’s care. We wish him a speedy recovery. while tying Barrie in Barrie but have not yet been really tested due to slow scheduling which has made it impossible to set up a proper exhibition schedule with AAA teams such as Trenton, Oakville, London and Georgetown. Alliance is slated to play an exhibition game against Sweden December 29 at Richmond Hill arena. Team officials are looking to line up games against triple A clubs to prepare for the top- flight hockey expected to be displayed by the European visitors. The management feels the team will have the player talent in the persons of Mark Edwards and Gerry Tipold in goal and Jeff Switzer, Jeff Miller, Dave Berseth, Bob Russell, and Danny Condy on defence. Forwards are Tom Lambe, Rich Sack- field, Don MacPhee, Scott Dowey, Mike Wood, John Addley, Tony Robinson, Bob McCullough, Rich Hopson, Arnie Van Der Weyde, Wayne Court. and Ken Horvat. A club spokesman comâ€" mented that “these fellows have a big job in front of them and with a lot of hard work and spirit they should come up with a good showing against the Swedish team in Midget hockey. This will be the first time a Rich- mond Hill juvenile team has played a European entry although some of the present team’s personnel did compete in midget competition. Alliance is starting its tournament schedule ea_r1y this season as they travel to Trenton December 21 and 22. The team is in Barrie tonight (Wednesday). RICHMOND CURLING Questionnaire CLUB HILL The Thornhill Margell Thunderbirds Bantam A team were outscored 6-4 by Schomberg with the winners having the edge most of the way. Thornhill scored first when Bill Buckler found the mark assisted by Scott Martin and Wayne Grant. Schomberg promptly tied the score only to have Buckler scoring his second from Wayne Grant to put his team in front again. Scott Martin _made it 3-1 with assists to Buckler and Scott Fixter. Danny Kennedy had a beautiful breakaway only to be frustrated at the goal line. Danny got his next opportunity over the line to make it 4-1. Assists went to Mike Mudie and Doug Heron. Schomberg scored two fast goals to make it 4-3. Play went from end to end with \Schomberg finally tying it 4â€"4 and then moving ahead 5-4. Thornhill pulled its goalie and the strategy backfired as Schomberg scored on the empty net. Bantam AA Thornhill Guaranty Realty Goalie Jamie Davidson was goal-proof Thursday night as he led his teammates to a 3-0 shutout of Aurora. There was no scoring in the first period due to some tight forechecking by both clubs. It was a different story in the middle session as Thornhill‘s Mike Ein broke lose to put a fine goal at the six minute mark. Then came the second goal as Johns got the puck at the Aurora blueline and blistered a shot that hit Thornhill’s Tim Coughlin and deflected into the net. Jim Bell put the final goal in during the third period assisted by Dave Johns. Thornhill outshot Aurora 26- The Tâ€"Birds went down to a 4-2 defeat at the hands of Richmond Hill Sunday as the visitors scored in the first 40 seconds on a breakaway. Richmond Hill made it 2-0 halfway through the period but Scott Howson put one past the Richmond Hill goalie on a pass from Darryl Marchant. Richmond Hill went on to score two more goals with Mike Egli getting the second one for Thornhill. Thornhill outshot Richmond Hill 17 to 12. Peewees Thorn'hill Fisher Brothers Peewees regained their pre- season form last Thursday and knocked off previously unbeaten Aurora 3-1. ‘This puts Thornhill in a tie for first place with Aurora with each having 5-1 records. The first two periods saw strong checking by both teams with the first goal going to Aurora on a penalty shot. Thornhill’s Duhee Lee was robbed in the same 20 minutes by a quick whistle. Thornhili came alive in the third period and com- pletely dominated play. Kurt Pearson scored from Paul Myers and Tod McKnight tied the score at 1:07. Rob Bagg finished off a play that he started outside the Aurora blueline at 2:56. Assists went to Lee and Paul Howson. Myers put the game out of reach at 8:44 on a persistent unassisted effort. He shot from the left point, moved in and stole the puck from a defender, deked around another player, and scored cleanly. With one player missing, Pearson and Howson were called on for extra duty and both came through when it counted. John Morris played his usual excellent game in goal with good protection from the defensive corps of Myers, Mark Wiltshire, John Rennicks and Steve Mallett. Close checking by all of the wingers, Rick Seeley, Jim Jones, Steve Sim, McKnight, Bagg and Lee, kept Aurora off balance during the game. The same Thornhill team took over sole poséession of first place Sunday with a 4-1 win over Richmond Hill. The boys were out to revenge their opening game loss in Richmond Hill and just about ran them out of the arena. Rob Bagg opened the scoring at 3:41 of the first with assists going to Duhee Lee and Kurt Pearson, and Lee scored the winning goal at 6:24. rIlhe play was set up by John Rennicks who moved the puck out of his own end and passed to Pearson in the centre zone. Pearson took it across the blueline, pulled the lone defenceman to the left and laid a perfect pass on Lee’s stick who made no mistake on his shot. Less than a minute later Tod McKnight scored from a scramble around the net. Steve Sim and Dan Anderson received assists. In the second period, Jim Jones, from Rick Seeley and Paul Myers made the score 4â€"0. At this point Fishers relaxed a little and John Th ornhi/l Marge/ls lose 6 â€"4 Morris was called on to make some spectacular saves. Richmond Hill finally scored one goal in the third on a breakaway. Thomhill’s season record is six wins and a loss. Minor Peewee Kevin Goble led Thornhill Thunderbirds Minor Peewees to a big 6-2 win Sunday over Aurora. Rob Humphries scored an unassisted goal at the 48 second mark to open the scoring. Joe Danckert sent Scott Daly down the wing at 3:20 and he passed to Troy Bradley who made no error in scoring At the 4:56 mark Steven Tschipper passed to Grant Davidson who put Rob Humphries in alone to score his second goal Mike Sherwood, playing a strong game, sent Kevin Goble in for his first goal at 6:32 and end the period 4-0. Thornhill started strongly in .the second when Tim Wilson passed to Mike Sherwood who sent Goble in to score his second goal. Aurora came on strong and scored at 2:34 to make it 5-1. Both teams played well and at the 3:4i mark Steven Tuckey passed to Mike Sherwood who made a play on the goalie and then passed to Kevin Goble who made no error in scoring his third goal of the game. Aurora scored at the two minute mark of the final period and from there on in the game was even. Goble and Mike Sherwood came up with excellent games. Thornhill outshot Aurora 27- 26. It was a different story November 14 as Barrie walloped them 7-1 in Barrie and outshot them 43-7. Superlative goaltending by Thornhill’s Anthony Risi kept the score down as it was. Thornhill Bantam's Scott Martin slips the puck past Schomberg‘s Goalie Stephen “Peewee” Jackson in some split second action Sunday night at Thornhill Community Centre complex. It didn’t work out quite as good the rest of the way as Schomberg went on to win 6-4. The line of Scott Daly, Troy Badley and Joe Danckert saved Thornhill from a shutout as Bradley scored. Atom Richmond Hill downed Thornhill H & S Reliance 4-1 Saturday. Scott Thorn played a fine game in goal and made an excellent save in the second period when Richmond Hill had a three on two rush against and he pulled the puck out of the air Richmond Hill came back with a two on one break and managed to scpre. Kent Davidson scored early in the third on a pass from David Wood who carried the puck from his own end into the Richmond Hill zone. Richmond Hill retaliated with a quick goal and scored another in the last two minutes to make the final score read 4-1. H. and S. Reliance made its best showing of the season Sunday although losing by 2-1 to Newmarket. Simply oqthckeq. Most of the play during the first period was in the Newmarket end. Jim Boyce came up with some great saves throughout the game but Newmarket managed to get a goal past him by crowding the net and blocking his view. Thomhill seemed to tire in the first four minutes of the second but picked up quickly to outplay and outshoot Newmarket 10 to 3. Jim Gourlay, assisted by Neil Crebbin and John Lee, tied the game at 9:03 of the final 20 minutes. 'I‘homhill again carried most of the play until the final two minutes when Newmarket scored from an off-side pass He shoots, he scores which wasn’t noticed by referees The Thornhill Atom B team bowed by 7-2 to Orillia November 15 although they played well except for a few defensive lapses. John Bourrie scored the first Thornhill goal on a breakaway in the second period. Thornhill continued to apply pressure with Jimmy Paul finally scoring with assists going to Cliff Holtz and Paul Kates. Defencemen Tony Flegar and Brian Bertrand gave solid performances. The Thornhill boys were beaten by an aggressive Stroud squad by 6-0. Thoi‘nhill rebounded from the above losses with a 3-2 win over Schomberg Sunday night recording their first win of the season. The score was tied with only seven seconds remaining when defenceman Brian Bertrand fed a pass to Jimmy Paul who sent it to John Bourrie. Bourrie sailed in front of the Schomberg net and fired a perfect shot home. The first Thornhill goal came in the first period as Bourrie scored assisted by wingers Cliff Holtz and Jimmy Paul. Holtz scored from Bourrie in the second. Tonko Inhat played a strong game in the nets coming up with some key saves. The Thornhill OMHA Glaverbel Midgets dropped a 4-2 game to Barrie November 12 at Thomhill. Defensive lapses and inadequate checking by the Thornhill team enabled Barrie to take a com- manding 4-1 lead early in the third period. Glaverbel blew several excellent scoring op- portunities in the second period because of erratic shooting. They managed to put it together late in the second period moving a consistent attack which saw Mark Steele blasting home a Rob Browning pass from the point for Thor- nhill’s second goal. Brent Dunneit tipped in a shot from Cal McCathie early in the first period to deadlock the score at 1-1. DeSpite the loss, Dave Virgo played a strong game in the nets for the Glaver- bels Thornhill’s defeat dropped them to fourth place in the league stan- dings. Minor midget “It looks like its coming together. And it’s about time", states Thornhill Minor Midget Coach Ed Windsor. His comments followed a 2-2 draw against a powerful Richmond Hill opponent “We’ve been struggling to move the puck and, score some goals but maybe now our hard work is starting to pay some dividends” added Windsor. Thornhill moved into a two-goal lead on goals by Patrick Bertrand who played a strong game throughout. In past seasons Bertrand has always been puck smart and dangerous around the net. This year, playing on a line with Jason Hurlbut and Tim Thompson, he is skating strongly and it looks like it‘ll be a good season for this threesome. Bertrand’s first goal was unassisted. His second was the result of tough work THORNHILL MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (Photo bv Daw) behind the Richmond Hill net and a sharp pass-out from Hurlbut. Thompson also earned an assist on this score. Richmond Hill blooped one from the blue line that Randy Paul had trouble with because of the fog that covered the ice surface. Defenceman David Barr stickhandled all the way through the Richmond Hill team to score what apâ€" peared to be the clincher. Unfortunately, however, the goal was disallowed because a Thornhill player was in the crease. Richmond Hill scored within minutes to tie score and after consultation the game was called because of fog conditions. The same Thornhill team went down to a 6-2 defeat at the hands of Newmarket November 10 despite a last period rally which had the winners holding on. A Thornhill penalty started Thornhill’s downfall with Newmarket scoring its fourth goal and then following with number five and six, all unanswered. Coach Windsor tried some changes in the game by mixing up some lines. He brought Jerome Flanagan up from the Church league, moved Matt Nicholls to left wing and Captain Dave Lovatt to defence. High spot of the game was the superlative goalscoring ability of Pat Bertrand who scored two unassisted goals, one of them when Thornhill was playing Shorthanded. Defenceman Keith Turner continues to improve every time out and players like Coville, McEwen and Barr persevere in hard work that will result in increased success. Minor bantam A 1-1 tie for the Thomhill Minor Bantams November 6 against Barrie as Coach Jim Grant tried something different in this game by holding a very aggressive warm-up in an effort to overcome slow starts which have haunted his team this season. It worked in the first period as Thornhill moved the puck out of its own end well. Some good positional hockey resulted in a goal at 5:30 of the second as Ian- nuzzi deflected Davidson’s shot from the blue line. Haggerty also received an assist. The third period was very even with both goalies making some brilliant saves. Thornhill’s defen- cemen played well in front of their goalie. Some careless clearing by Thornhill resulted in Barrie tying the score two minutes later. Aurora had too much offence and defence going for the Thornhil] Foto-Set team November 9, losing 3â€" The first period was scoreless but Aurora moved into a 2-0 lead in the second. Thornhill tried to come back in the third and had three tremendous opportunities in the first five minutes but couldn’t beat the Aurora netminder. Aurora earned its win by scoring on an empty net with 15 seconds remaining and Thornhill with an extra attacker. The Thornhill Foto-Set team had better luck in a November 13 game against Richmond Hill tying them 3- Minor Bantams tie 3-3 Richmond Hill’s Minor Bantam “A” hockey team travelled to Thornhill November 13 and came home with a 3-3 tie. The scoring did not take long to begin as the Ram’s Richard Hughes opened with an unassisted effort at 0:19 seconds. The home team bounced back on a goal by Andy MacCallum with an assist going to Mark Haggertt. The Richmond Hill team again took the lead when Jeff Joslin’s long slapshot hit the glass behind the net and rebounded into the goal off the Thornhill goalie. I Mike Davidson’s goal from Keith Sutch tied the game for Thornhill late in the second period. Just 34 seconds had elapsed in the third period when Dave Plaxton deflected Gary Carvin’s shot from the point into the Thornhill goal. Midway through the final period Haggertt tied the game for Thornhill when he Thornhill started slowly in the first period and found themselves behind 1-0 before they got going. They evened the score when Rich- mond Hill ran into a penalty and McCallum tipped in their first goal from Mark Haggarty and Bren Macken The second period saw Richmond Hill score a fluke goal when icing the puck while Thornhill was shorâ€" thanded. The referee failed to call the icing and when the puck rebounded off the boards it deflected into the net off of the goalie. The referee allowed the goal to stand and it was 2-1. Mike Davidson got on even terms in the third period as he drove in a quick pass from Keith Sutch. Richmond Hill then came back with a power play goal off a shot from the point. Mark Haggarty scored the final and tying goal when he poked in a loose puck with the Richmond Hill goalie down. He was assisted by Morley and Macken. Major bantam The Thornhill Major A Bantam Thunderbirds decisioned Oak Ridges 4-2 led by the two goal effort of Mike Mudie. Other goals went to Ian Billich and Wayne Grant. The contest started off on a cautious note with the forwards on both clubs working hard. There were several scoring op- portunities for both teams in the second and third periods with Thornhili‘s Scott Martin narrowly missing a goal on one breakaway. Mudie scored the first goal by Thornhill assisted by Dan Kennedy. Oak Ridges tied the game but the same Mudie put Thornhill in front 2-1 again from Ken- nedy and Glen Perrett. Then came a score by Billich from Drew Broadbridge to make it 3-1 before Oak Ridges fought back to narrow the count to 3-2. Grant scored Thornhill's final goal tipping in Scott Martin’s pass. The Margell Bantams had a squeaker against Scarboro Sharks and, unfortunately, came out on the wrong end of a 4-3 score in an exciting contest. Mike Parkinson opened the scoring for Thomhill on a hard drive from a pass out by Drew Broadridge. The same Broadridge made it 2- Oon an assist by Ian Billick. Scarboro came back with two well-earned goals to tie the game and then moved in front to stay on a game- winning counter. Thorhhill pressed hard in the late stages but couldn’t break through. Egg burger fair feature A popular feature at the Royal Winter Fair, which continues to Saturday at the CNE grounds, is the egg burger. The Ontario Egg Producers‘ Marketing Board, Willowdale, says last year over 1,000 dozen eggs were consumed tucked between hot buns with a slice of cheese. They were a particular hit with riding teams who were making the egg burger their breakfast. How it's done The board’s consultant, consumer services, Dorothy Batcheller, provides the recipe for the home cook: Break one or two eggs into a moderately hot, lightly buttered frying pan. Stir egg slightly with fork or pan- cake turner to break yolk and mix streakily with white. Keep egg formed like a pancake-to'fit on a bun turn and cook other side; Transfer to bottom half of hot toasted or plain ham- burger bun. Top with slice of cheese, slice of tomato and remaining half of bun. drilled a Bren Macken pass behind the Ram goalie. Both Tom Morris and Richmond Hill's Ricky Warren played outstanding games in their respective nets. n____:_ The ever tough Barrie Minor Bantams invaded Richmond Hill last Sunday afternoon but had to settle for a 3-3 tie with the local Rams. In the first period Barrie blitzed for two quick goals. The Rams finally got un- derway when Jim Majury popped a loose puck past the Barrie goalie. But before the period ended Barrie had regained their two goal lead The score remained 2-H until 3.22 of the third stanzaj when Scott Bartlett drove home a Richard Hughes' rebo'und. The Hillers tied it up on a goal by Bruce Buchan. an assist on the play going to Tim Reaume. ‘ITfie teanVs future engagements are in Aurora Saturday and at home Sunday.