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They’re grand champions of the Clarkson Atom Hockey Tournament by way of winning all five of their games including the big final one which saw them come from behind a 1â€"0 deficit to upend Clarkson 3- Hooray for the Richmond Hill Bone Fencing Atom Enroute to that “biggie they bounced Erindale 5-: edged Cedar Hill 2-] decisioned Rexdale 3-1, an then ripped a stron Agincourt team 5â€"4 to wi the “A” championship an then ripped a strong Agincourt team 5-4 to win the “A” championship and qualify for the grand championship one against Clarkson. That game saw Richmond Hill do battle with benefit of just an hour‘s rest against consolation winning Clarkson. The first period was scoreless but a tired Rich- mond Hill team found itself behind 1-0 at the halfway mark of the second period with Coach Richard Hughes changing lines at every opportunity. ,1 ‘4 Richmond Hill seemed to get its second wind at the start of the third period and dominated play. It paid off as Stephen Rockarts tied the game on an unassisted effort and then Mark Stevens scored the winning on an assist from Ken Jensen. Pull goalie Clarkson pulled its goalie in the final minute but the strategy backfired as Mark Joslin grabbed a loose puck and put it into the empty net. Assists went to Doug Rae and Carl Boyle. They dropped a narrow 3-2 game to Preston in their first match in a thriller with Stephen Quigg picking up both Richmond Hill goals. Eric Mabley drew an assist on one of the goals. Also playing an outstanding game was Bill Todd. Richmond Hill’s opening game 5-2 win over Erindale was inspired by stars of the game Mark Stevens, Ken Jensen. Doug Rae and Carl Boyle. on the vJeekend’before bowing out of the Milton hockey tournament. The Richmond Hill Lazenby Minor Atom A Pillrollers gave it a} g90d_ try 'f‘he second game saw Richmond Hill edge Cedar Hill 2-1 with the outstanding The loss stung the local boys into action and they came out breathing fire to down Chinguacousy 3-1 with Tony Veitch showing the way with two goals and Mabiey getting the other one. Assists to Bill Lazenby and Ed Devlin. Pillrollers try hard but."|ose The final “cup” game against Brampton saw the Pillrollers losing 2-1 in a real toughie. Veitch got the only Richmond Hill goal with Mabley assisting. Richmond Hill netminder Chris Austin played a fine game in the net. In league action Sunday, Thornhill edged Richmond Hill 7â€"6 in a seesaw battle. Thomhill scored first and then the game went back and forth from there on in. Coming up with a hat~ trick for Richmond Hill was Eric “The Blond Bomber" Baker. with singles going to Tony Veitch, Bill Lazenby. and Ron Grimmer. Assists to Mabley, two, Baker, two, and Veitch, Michael Girard, Lazenby, Stephen Quigg and Ed Devlin. Another game saw the Lazenby Pillrollers down Orillia 5-2 with Ron Grimmer leading the way with two goals and singles going to Lazenby, Veitch, and Mabley. Assists to Baker, two, Wayne Harris gomg to Lazenby, vencn, and Mabley. Assists to Baker, two, Wayne Harris and Scott White. Be the first on our block to e able to run around it. Fauna/13mm) we Cuaaun WI V01 [:85sz MM“ Fumes; In your bean 3.“: km it‘s right. Bone Fence Atoms win Clarkson tourney! L-l, and strong players being Goalie Gord Stanway, James Kennedy. Mike Briggs and Bruce MacLean. Bone Fence won the third game against Rexdale 3-1 with players Mark Joslin, David Noble, ON SALE JANUARY 8th TD Nthâ€"WHILE [IIIANIITIES lAST Gives Satisfaction Always! 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