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Gullo Enterprise played Alliston December 29 for the first time this year at Bond Lake and came up with a flat game. The result was a 5-1 loss. Richvale scored first at 1:28 of the first period when McDowell fired a rebound past the Alliston goalie after David Masson hit the goal post when he received a pass from DePiero. Bbth got an assist on the goal. Alliston tied the score at 5:05. There was no scoring in the second period but Alliston outhustled Gullo in the third and scored four unanswered goals to win the game 5-1. In Bolton December 22 Gullo Enterprises lost another one â€" this time 4-2. Paul Dimock scored at 6:41 of the first when he sank a pass from Jamie Chianelli. Bolton tied it up with just 39 seconds left in the period. Gullo went ahead at 8:47 of the second when Masson scored on a Chianelli pass. but this lead was short-lived as Bolton came right back to tie the score 28 seconds later. The undefeated Richmond Hill Alliance Juveniles continued to make like “Old Man River” as they rolled on to two more wins defeating Newmarket €r2 Sunday night after squeaking by Barrie 4â€"3 on December 30. Bolton got two unan- swered goals to make the final score 4-2. Willowdale Tournament In the Willowdale Lions Hockey'Tournament, the first of the year for Gullo Enterprise, they won the first round by defeating Fenelon Falls 5-‘3. ’Gullo scored first as ‘Randy DePier'o scored and Heinz Losberg assisted. Fenelon Falls tied it up at 8:59 and went ahead at the 10~minute mark. Rick Sackfield opened the scoring for Alliance Sports in the Newmarket win from Don MacPhee and Dave Berseth early in the first period. Gullos tied the score in the second when Jamie Chianelli stole the puck Newmarket roared back with two straight goals to take a 2-1 lead and threatened to add to the score. They were foiled by some terrific stops by Goalie Gerry ’I‘ipold. While 'l‘ipold was doing his job, his teammates were doing theirs as they poured in five goals. Tony Robinson tied the game in the second from Rob McCullough and Jeff Switzer. The go-ahead goal was scored by John Oakley 8 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. Jan. 8, 1975 Old Man River Juves roll on Fun in the snow Richvale Gullo Peewees lose 5-1 behind the net and tucked it into the corner at 3:01. Shawn McDowell put Rich- vale ahead at 11215 of the second unassisted. Fenelon Falls again tied the game at 4:21 of the third. Gullo struck again to go ahead on McDowell’s second goal at 6:15 with Losberg and DePiero assisting. With one minute Novice Baker’s Sales & Service defeated Richvale Lions 3-0 December 29 as the winners played 'a good defensive game to help Goalie Remo Caranci get a shutout. Goal scorers were Grant Clarke, Robb Wagg and Brian Winch with an assist going to Mark Butler. It was a close contest as Thorncrest Motel played a good checking game to earn their goalie Danny Best his first shutout of the season. Thorncrest’s lone counter was by David Abernethy assisted by Tony Gullo and This time it was Alliance who went ahead in the first period on a goal by McCullough from Tony Robinson. Thomhill picked up two more goals in the second period and con~ trolled the play. on a perfect set-up from Arnold Vanderweide. It took a third period rally for Alliance to maintain its perfect record against Barrie and win by 4-3. The Bantam A’s were to go to Owen Sound originally, January 4, but due to a previous commitment the Bantam B’s took their place. The Royal Bank team played really good hockey and every body played well against the A teams and should be pleased with Adding insurance goals for Alliance Sports were Scott Davey with two, Jeff Switzer and John Oakley. Scoring for Alliance were Robinson, unassisted; Richard Hopson from Robinson. The game winner resulted from a picture play with Vanderweide scoring from Don MacPhee and Sackfield. The Hillel‘s had to dip down deep to come up with three goals in the third while allowing Barrie only one. House League Lions Win 3-0 RoyalBank loses by 7-4 ERIE In the second game of the tournament on the winners‘ minute side Gullo lost a 4-2 decision remaining in the game Fenelon Falls pulled their goalie in favor of an extra attacker, but this backfired as DePiero intercepted a pass and scored his second goal of the game in the empty net at 14:59. Herrons were the winners in a 5-2 contest in which each 00y did his part. Point getters for the winners were Larry Thorsell with a goal, Craig Femm with two goals and an assist, Terry Bunker with a goal, Tom Bucci with a goal and an assist, Chris Shawn O‘Brian. Losers were Carlisle Real Estate who failed to score. Atom Oak Ridges Panthers racked up a 5‘1 win over Pizzaville December 29 in a well played game. Rodney Clugston scored unassisted for Richvale’s only counter. Wanschura, Adam Pet~ terson and Dave Doucett with an assist each. For the losing Music Shoppe the goals were netted by Chris Chianelli and David Cald~ well with Mat Hozjan helping on both. Oak Ridges Club 99 squeezed out Rendezvous 3-2 In the first game they drew Barrie and although they lost 7-4 gave Barrie a good fight. Barrie scored the win on a couple of Royal penalties. Ray Roberts assisted by Steve Bowers scored in the first period. A goal by Bowers assisted by Roberts accounted for the second period. Steve Madden unassisted popped one into the net in the third period and to finish off the scoring Greg McMillan assisted by Bowers and Price netted one. The second period saw no score for the Hill boys.‘With 42 seconds left to play in the third Roberts scored on a pass from Bowers. themselves In the afternoon the Royal Bank played Aurora and came out 3-1 victors. The Royal Bank opened the scoring early in the first period with a goal from Steve Madden helped by Steve Price. A few minutes later in went another off the stick of Ted Huffman assisted by Phil McLaughlin and Bowers. Twenty members of the 2nd Thornhill Guide troop braved the wilds of interior King Township this weekend to prove winter camping can be fun. They slept and cooked most of their meals in cabins at RICHMOND HILL ‘THORNHILLâ€" AURORA NEWMARKET BULK CLEANING 66c PER POUND or 8 POUNDS FOR $4.50 '~ CLEANING ‘ CENTRES to Toronto Flames December 27. Barry Jesson opened the scoring when he converted a pass from Losberg at 1:04 of the first period to make it 1-0. The Flames tied the score at 8:22 and went on to score two more goals to take a 3-1 lead. Oak Ridges Club 99 squeezed out Rendezvous 3-2 in an exciting game which saw Rendezvous keeping up until the third period. Even then they almost tied it up again but had a near miss on the net. Rendezvous scorers were Raymond Perry and Billy Mitchell. Special mention must be made of the fine effort of David Bone and the rest of the team. A fine game, especially since tw0 volunteer coaches were in charge and Club 99 has yet to be defeated this year. In fact this 3-2 decision is the best any team has been able to do against them. Peewee W&P Motors registered a 5-3 count over Oak Ridges Rangers December 23, although they started the game with only seven players. Steve Cage brought the roster up to eight when he arrived in time for the second period. The whole team played well with Neil Cooke playing a strong game at centre and Cage and Robert Lyman playing well on defense. The W&P goalgetters were Cooke with With eight minutes gone of ART LESSONS IN OILS Early Birds, twenty Regular Games. four Special Games. Jackpot, Door Prizes hEt trick and David Every Monday starting at 7:40 pm. Raymond Paquet, Canadian Artist Mornings - Afternoons - Evenings 8238 Yonge St. 881-3127 881-2887 12 Block N. of Uplands Ave., Thornhill York Farmers Market 7905 Yon ge Street. Thornhill EVERYONE WELCOME! ST. VLADIMIR’S BINGO at the the second period DePiero took a pass from John Bailey and stickhandled through the defence to drill the puck past the Flames’ goalie to make it 3-2. Purves with a pair. Earning assists were Dean Reilly and Lyman. Suburban Rad squeezed out a 2-0 win over the Panthers December 29 led by Ron Johnson and Dave Carmichael. David Lamb earned the shutout. Goals were by Glen Smith from Carmichael and Carmichael unassisted. The Flames put the game out of reach when they scored at 9:40 of the third and Richvale just couldn’t put the finishing touches on In a closely contested game Raymore Motors had the edge and defeated R&R Motors 4-2. Erich Ahnert had two goals and an assist while Rick Fleming and Mike Moyal got the other counters for Raymore, and Fiank Cavallo picked up an assist. Eric Basser got his first gOal for R&R assisted by Brian Watts and Robert Cashin took on the length of the ice for an unassisted goal. Bantam With the score 5-2 against them going into the third United Drain. led by Dominic Pacitto with a hat trick and one assist, came from behind to win 6-5 over of The Studio That Comes To Your Home 884-6941 PHOTOS ElBERT Richildaca Camp, near Kettleby, but ventured outside for a meal of hot soup Saturday. Brenda Ashley. dressed stylishly in blue jeans and furry boots. poured. All the girls, including Janice Surf Marine. United’s other points came from George Hussey with a goal and an assist, Mauro Fantin with a goal and an assist, John Mark with a goal and an assist and Gavin Butler and Marco Forbrine with two assists and Danny Curry with one helper. Surf’s points came from Clarence Greer with two goals and an assist, Dave Ross with a goal and an assist, Mike Reeve and Bruce Sinmaz with a goal each, John Granton and Robbie Bowyer with an assist each. Eany of their plays. This loss eliminated them from the tournament. That~same evening Gullo Enterprise entertained Bradford and came out on the losing end of a 5-1 score. The only Richvale goal came with just 35 seconds left in the first period when Losberg scored on a pass from Chianelli and Masson. Oak Ridges Cougars whomped Loughlin Lumber 11-0 as the Richvale lads were outplayed by a stronger team. Midget In a hardâ€"fought game Suburban Landscaping and the Maple Meat Shoppe skated to a 3-3 tie. 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