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Legion stumble loses to Barrie Leading scores for this week were John Banks 870 (324), Vic Reid 869 (329), Gary Richardson 862 (360), Al Richardson 853 (356). Stacey Richard 836 (290) and Bruno Pezzin 828 (303). Bowling 300’s were Ian Cameron 313 and Mel Rawlinson 309. TOMMY FARREL CLASSIC This past weekend the Master Bowlers held the Tommy Farrel Classic. Bowlers are matched in head on competition, but when you lose two games you are out of the com- petition. Yours truly made it to the finals only to be defeated by John Pappas of Scar- borough. John won $800 for first and second place money of $400 made defeat easier to take. INSTRUCTIONAL TIP Lane Conditions a Last week I spoke of fast and slow lanes. Other variables in conditions are the pins. A four ounce tolerance is allowed in the pins. a set of heavy pins might add up to a difference of over one pound. The rubbers around the belly of the pin can vary from soft to hard. The climate can change pin fall due to temperature or humidity change. In the mens division 32 bowlers qualified for the double knock out format. Local zone bowlers qualifying were Tom Butler from Barrie, Vic Tugwell and Tom Horton from Newmarket and Ian Cameron of Richmond Hill. But there is one thing that should remain constant. and that is a bowlers delivery. Once the bowler has achieved perfection in his delivery he should not vary it. But he must change other factors of his game as it becomes necessary. The Legionnaires just couldn't get untracked against their old nemesis, Barrie. January 4. Despite carrying the play to Barrie for the better part of the game they came up with tw0 very bad defensive lapses in the first period by leaving an attacker uncovered in front of Mike Doyle who made the initial save on both plays, but couldn‘t recover in time to block the return shots. BOOSTER CLUB The York Simcoe Booster Club is holding a dance and buffet on February 8. The dance and buffet will be held at St. Pascals Church at 92 Steeles Ave. just west of Yonge and starts at 8:00 PM. Cost is $10.00 per couple or $9.00 for booster club members. A door prize for two nights accomodation and two breakfasts at the Eastern Canadian Cham~ pionships in the hotel that our zone is staying at will be the first prize. Tickets are available through me lan Cameron 884-2814 or Me] Ward 226-3649. FRIDAY MAJORS Don Mills Truck Sales led team scoring with a 3980 triple and a fine 1608 single game. But Caesars Palace and Bill Best Tire Sales received the most points, as both totalled 19 pts. In the womens division 16 women qualified for the double knock out round. Emerging the winner with no losses was Sue Lougheed of Hamilton. The Legion‘s offensive players were also at fault on many plays around the Barrie net â€"â€" by not following the play in to the net mouth to pick up rebounds and loose pucks. The game produced a lot of good skating, but ’Barrie, proving to be the op- portunists, they are known to be, made the effort pay off in a 3-1 win. Team Standings find Bill Best Tire Sales in top spot with 38 pts. followed by Caesars Palace 32, 300 Club 31, W&P Motors 23, Don Mills Truck Sales 19, Anderson Heating 18, Creative Decor 18 and Barfoots Sheet Metal 13. Legion‘s only goal came late in the third period when Glen Tatum was set up by Peter Kendall. The Legion hosted Thornhiil the next day and took their vengeance out on the visitors. piling up 27 scoring points as the final score read Legion 12. Bowling results BOWLING by IAN CAMERON Our last group of bowlers is Seniors. The winner of the Mother and Son team was Mike Fraser with 1367. Our last Father and Son team was Ron Price with his Score of 1319. The Mother and Daughter team was won by Rose Anti with 1198. The last Father and Daughter team‘was won by Darlene Nelson, with her total of As a result of the Family Twosome Tournament held on December 28, the win- ners are as follows: in the Tyke Division the Mother and Son team who placed first with their total of 1137 was Stephen Byer. The Mother and Daughter which also placed first consisted of Laura Downing with their total of 892, The Father and Son team was Gary Kehoe with his total of 1017. The team of Father and Daughter was Mandy Nelson with her total of 903. The second division of bowlers, is Bantams. The winners of this Mother and Son team was Greg Byer with his total of 1212. The next Father and Daughter team who won first place was Susan Shadoff with her total of 1167. Following the next Father and Son team, John Cresswell won his way to a first with 1292. The last Mother and Daughter team who won was Marie McLean with her total of 1223. Our next Division was Juniors. The winner of the Mother and Daughter team was Audrey Burns with her total of 1142. The Father and Daughter team was won by Patsy Wolfreys with her final total of 1462. The next Mother and Son team who won was Chris Jones with 1179. Following the next Father and Son team was Murray Alexander with 1453. The team of Stouffville mixed consisted of Patricia Tuck with her triple of 516, Don Martino 540, Bryon Tuck 552, Tina Martino 355, John Christie 499, and Mike Rigby with 657. Their total was 3222. The second team of mixed Seniors consisted of Chris McKay with 396, Jill Raper 435, Doug Marsnen 446, Tom Tehnar 406, Doug Tehnar 442, and Kevin Fleet with 568. Their total was 2458. During the bowling refreshments were served. 1214 Pointgetters for the Legion were: Danny Jones with three goals and one assist, David Earl with two goals and two assists. Randy Hughes Guest with a goal and two assists, Peter Kendall and Glen Tatum with twogoals each, Doug Hodgson with three assists. Robert Wallingford and Robert Dynes with a goal and an assist each, Mike Ham with two assists, and single assists to Russ Middleton. Randy Martin and Marc Brillinger. Ben Bourget guarded the Legion twine and came up with a tremendous game. An. eVening was enjoyed by all. Thornhill 3‘ Thornhill led 2-1 at the end of the first. The Legion led 7- 3 at the end of the second and then piled in five more counters in the third. Y.B.C. Seniors by Heather Porter On Dec. 22, a team of Senior girls and boys travelled to Stouffvllle, to have a small tournament amongst the teams of Seniors from Stouffville. A total of three games was bowled by all teams and as a result, A.B.C. wan all three games. The team of A.B.C. girls consisted of Rose Anti with her triple of 623, followed by Beth Shadof! with 541, Linda Rogerson 662, Linda Flear 550, and Heather Porter, with 642. The girls final total was 3394. The team of A.B.C. Senior boys consisted of Ron Price with his triple of 597, followed by Jim Davidson with 556, Mike Fraser 684, Larry Wade 673, Craig Rayson 656. and Mark Rogerson with 678. The boys final total was 3264. Coming up: Return match with Barrie at Eastview Arena tonight (Wednesday) at 8:30 pm. Newmarket here Sunday at 1 pm. Monday at Whitby at 8 pm. Tuesday at the Georgetown Tournament. Wednesday Orillia here at 9 pm. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Georgetown. The Annual Family Twosome Tournament ‘1 Travelway Bantams goal happy / trounce Owen Sounders by 10-1 December 29 saw the return of the Tri-County All Star Trophy to York Simcoe Region as a result of the Legion Midgets' executive's efforts in putting together a tremendously commend- able team from the best of Newmarket, Aurora, Thornhill and Richmond Hill. Barrie could not send any members because they were winding up their finals for the Wrigley Tournament representation, and Orillia just opted out. 2 ’Ridges clubs are undefeated Record: In league play. 14 wins, four ties, no losses. What‘s it all about, Alfie? The Oak Ridges Juveniles put the fire to Cookstown Sunday night by 18â€"1 with John Lenneville blitzing home no less than seven goals and two assists. Right behind him was Wayne Rolfey with five goals and one assist; Alan Heintzman, three and five; Peter McConnichie, one and 6; Albert Shaw. one and tw0; Terry Legge. one and three; Dale Roffey. six assists; and Cam Cummins, one assist. Cookstown's only goal came at 6:15 of the third period. The juves continue to Win despite an impressive, or is it depressive, list of injuries. To wit, Rick Griffith is out with a broken collar bone, out for three to four weeks; Brian Jones, defenceman, out with a chipped foot bone with cast expected to come off in two more weeks; The team was composed of Steve Wallace and Tom Tidman from Newmarket. Rich Vangog, Gary Greenslade, Mark Bedard and Craig Chapman from Aurora. Robert Browning was all Thornhill could send because of injuries and sickness, and the balance of nine players was from the local Legion team â€" Mike Doyle, Mike Cox, Randy Martin, David Earl, Glen Tatum, Mike Gallaugher‘ Danny Jones, Peter Kendall and Doug Hodgson. In goal for Oak Ridges was Robert Fortier. Their other goalie is Ken Sum- mers. When it comes to being undefeated there’s a couple of Oak Ridges hockey clubs that bear legitimate credentials. They are: The Oak Ridges Lions Club Juveniles. York-Simcoe drew first blood on a goal by Kendall, assisted by Jones and Earl. 'I‘ri-County tied the score, R i c h m o n d H i l l Travelways Bantams played Owen Sound at Ancaster Doublerinks December 28. Eager to prove themselves, Travelways opened the scoring at the 6:50 mark of the first period, Jamie Gropp taking it from Phi] Wood. Two minutes later Captain Wood and Tom Peden helped Stan Norman Record: In league play. 13 wins, one tie, no losses. 7 The Oak Ridges Alex Brockton Midgets. York-Simcoe ’3 Win ’3 tar game YONGE s. lEVENDAlEâ€"RICHMOND mu 884-441 1 THE PORTABLE CARPET "STeGM ” CLEANING MACHINE That game saw the team represented by Oak Ridges players win 6-3 with Heintz- man and Roffey opening the Scoring at the 49 second mark of the first period. The juves also had three players selected for the York Simcoe Juvenile All- Star game played January 5 in Schomberg. They were: Alan Heintzman, Terry Legge, John Lenneville, and Wayne Roffey. only to have Yorkâ€"Simcoe go ahead on a goal by Jones assisted by Earl and Hodgson. One goal only was scored in the second, that by Bedard assisted by Chap- man and Martin for York- Simcoe. The third period was all Yorkâ€"Simcoe who scored three big ones. The first goal was by Gary Greenslade assisted by Bedard and Martin, followed by Tatum’s goal assisted by Bedard and Hodgson. The final marker was by Chapman assisted by Tidman and Gallaugher. Larry Gueran, out with knee injury. hopes to be back this Week. Top four point leaders are: Alan Heintzman, 52; Dale Roffey (Midget) 40, Wayne Roffey, 39. and Larry Gueran, 38. As for the Oak Ridges Alex Brockton Midgets: They had two players representing them in the York Simcoe Midgets All Star game which ended in a 5-5 draw. They were Goalie Frank Wood and winger Dale Roffey. Goalkeeping duties were shared by Doyle in the first half and Wallace for the last period and a half. Both lads played extremely well. Their goalie is Terry Robinson. The Brockton team out- scored Schomberg 10~8 at Schomberg with the goals going to Karl Taylor, three plus two assists; Dale Roffey, two and two, Paul Smith, two and zero; Brad Jotham, one and two; Glen Wright, three assists; Bernie Engle, two assists; Doug Jones, one assist. Terry Robinson was in goal. 0n the whole the team performed very well despite the fact they had only one practise together. Blair LeWis picked up his second goal in the second period. putting Travelways make it 2-0. Then Blair Lewis put Travelways ahead by three, Peden and Gropp assisting. Owen Sound put themselves on the scoresheet with only 30 seconds left in the first period. Brent Underwood scoring from Tom Henry and Randy Ransome. of The Studio That Comes To Your Home 884-6941 PHOTOS ElBERT CLEANING CENTRE Travelways opened the scoring when Frank Nigro slapped one past Rodger MacKay unassisted at the 34 second mark of the first period. London came back with two goals before the period ended as Glendinning scored on a power play with Philip Oliva getting an Paul Glendinnlng scored three goals as London defeated the Richmond Hill Bantams 7-3 December 29. After coming off a 10-1 victory Saturday in the opening game of the Tiger Town Tournament in Hamilton the Hillers could not keep up the pace and fell prey to an eager squad from London, who outhustled the Travelways team at every turn. Dino Capotosto played a good game in the Richmond Hill nets, letting in only one of 12 shots. Nigro got the first goal of the final period, Clark and Girard helping. Peden put it past Owen Sound’s Paul Hooey and Phil Wood made it 9-1, Norman assisting. With 10 seconds left in the game, Greg Walton make it 10 for Travelways. Garry Gentry also made a point, ending the game 1(H. ‘ ahead 4-1. Frank Nigro and Alan Clark assisted. Garry Gentry and Danny Girard picked up points within two minutes of each other with Gropp and Nigro getting the assists. / CADILLAC ll WHILE THEY LAST Reg. $44.9 CADILLAC u KEELE STREET, MAPLE GREGG VANITIES TUB ENCLOSURE DOORS THFV.W$29-95 Your choice of color ton SPECIAL 36” VANITY . . . . . 30” VANITY 24” VANITY . . . . . . $49.95 (Includes Counter (Includes Counter Top) (Includes Counter Taps and sink are extra Back to. league play January 2 in Barrie and Travelways started the new year in the same way they finished the old one â€"â€" with a With the score 3-1 for London going into the last period Travelways was still within striking distance, but London had different ideas as they got their fourth goal off the stick of Brad Clements with Rob Locking getting the assist. Peden put Travelways back into the game less than a minute later as he took a pass from Legere and made no mistake. London came right back and scored an easy goal which took the wind out of the Travelways sails. Although Nigro scored again to put the Hill team back in the picture, they just couldn‘t get themselves going again. With three minutes left in the game and London leading 5~3 Travelways went into a deep sleep after they had been dozing all game and allowed London two more gift goals assist on the play. Tim Hart got the second one on a breakaway as he was handed the puck at his own blue line by a Hill defen- ceman and skated in alone on Steve Shadoff who had little or no chance on the play. Glendinning scored his second goal of the game in the second period on a long shot which was misjudged by Shadoff. MEDICINE CABINET Predinished‘ single door with mirror Top) Top) $59.95 $54.95 .95 (Nonh oi Maple Sideruad on KeeIe s'reen Once again Travelways played with no zip. They were continually beaten to the puck by the fast-skating Barrie club. Sometimes they even seemed to stop skating (something they were not doing very much of to begin with) to stand around and admire the way the Barrie club was skating and hustling. loss. In three previous meetings, Travelways have eaten Barrie for breakfast; They have outscored them 22-6. With a record like that one wonders what happened Thursday night when Barrie registered a 3-2 win. With Barrie leading 1-0 on a goal by Graham Griffen in the first period Travelways ran into a couple of foolish penalties in the second. While the Hill team was two men short John Cox made it 2-0 as he took a pass from Murray Hadley and made Travelways were without the services of Phil Wood with a back ailment and Blair Lewis who has been ill with the flu the past week played very sparingly, but this is not enough to excuse the team for a very lacklustre effort the past couple of games. This game once again proved that you can't win games when you're in the penalty box all the time. 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In a must game for the Bantams they came through with a big 4-3 win over a Thornhill team who had not been defeated in their 12 previous starts. The goaltending of Capotosto managed to keep the Hill team in the game until they found their scoring punch. With Travelways leading 4-3 late in the third period Dino stopped a Thornhill player as he broke in all alone. That save preserved the much- needed win. Playing a much more aggressive game and with a lot more zip in their skating the Hillers opened the scoring at the 1:50 mark of the first period as Greg Walton took a pass from Chris Nye and raced down $2.95 Phone 889â€"4973 THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Jan. 8. I975 â€" Model sv CEILING s TILES OTHER PATTERNS . m STOCK l2“ x 12“ Tiles Johns-Manville Satin-White tiles in cartons of 64 sq. ft. Terrific Values Model 1714 STORE HOURS 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Fri. 8:30 am, to 9p.m Sat.8:30a.m.f05p.m. With 11 minutes left in the game Howson took a pass from Burkart and beat Capotosto on a long shot to move the Thornhill team to within one goal. Travelways not only won the game they also won the fight as Legere won a decision over Buchan early in the third period. the left wing. As he skated around the Thornhill defence he laid a perfect pass over to Garry Gentry who slid the puck under Davidson. Thornhill came back in the second to tie the score as Bell beat Capotosto with a quick shot. Less than a minute later Nigro took a pass from Peden and shifted around the Tharnhill defence to go in alone to score a picture goal. Thornhill roared right back and 14 seconds later Ken- nedy took a pass from Howson (who was a stan- dout for Thornhill) and whistled a hard shot past Capotosto. The Hillers scored two more before the second period ended and started the third with a 4-2 lead. 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