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Slumping Richvale Atoms lose Atoms Richvale Atoms extended their slump to four games January 16 losing to Sharon 2-0 in a close-checking game. In spite of the loss. there were signs of hope as both pairs of defense, Eddy Iafano and Craig Wolfender, John Evelyn and Simon Boswell, played extremely strong games. Bob Johnson was also very sharp in goal and had no chance on either tally. But Richvale seems to have difficulty in effectively moving the puck out of their own end. The next night Richvale’s slump finally came to an Baker’s defeat Lions 6â€"7 Oak Ridges Club 99 Herrons Oak Ridges Panthers Pizzaville Music Shoppe Rendezvous Suburban Rad Panthers Raymore Const WP Motors Rangers R&R Motors Oak Ridges Cougars United Drain OR Eagles Surf Marine Loughlin Lumber C.C. Romano Playoffs will start February 1 and playoff positions will be decided by points â€" two points for a win, one point for a tie and 0 points for a loss. The first team plays the fourth place team, the second place plays the fifth place and the third place plays the sixth. If tied for points the flip of a coin will decide the playoff position. Novice Baker's Sales and Service defeated Richvale Lions 6-1 January 19 as Robb Wagg came up with a double hat trick and won the Ponderosa player of the week award. Assists went to Craig Keough with two, Brian Winch and Grant Clarke with three. The Lions‘ goal was netted by Darin Grodzinski unassisted. Carlisle Real Estate beat Thorncrest Motel 3â€"1 in a well played game with Gordy Peters scoring twice and Jim Formenton once. Assits were by Gordy Peters, Nils Norheim, Jim Formenton and Cosimo Bernoldi. 'The Thomcrest goal came from David Abernethy who was set up by Shawn O‘Brian and Mark Rothwell. Atom Billy Mitchell, with three goals and one assist, was the outstanding player as his team. Rendezvous, defeated Music Shoppe 6-2. Other Rendezvous pointgetters were Joe Balisteri with a goal and a helper. Raymond Perry and Paul Rothwell with a goal each and Dave Nettleton and Eddie Bailey with an assist each. Scoring for Music Shoppe were Chris Chianelli and Mat Hazjan with help from David Caldwell and Kyle Heyborn. â€"THEL Pizzaville and Herron‘s Sales fought to a 1-all draw. Herron‘s Larry Thorsell opened the scoring late in the first period and that‘s the way it stayed up to the third period when Piz- TEAM STANDINGS Interlocking Exhibition Series Atom King's third defeat KING CITY â€" Schomberg Kings lost their third game in a row, losing to Penetang 8-5 Friday evening before the King‘s largest crowd of the season who turned out to enjoy the game. More than 300 attended. Penetang opened the scoring at 6:54 on a goal by Ken Scott from Charles Pearson. The Penetang team kept up the pressure and scored their second goal at 11:54 from Alvin Roberts. Penetang continued to dominate the period and scored two late period goals. one at 15:52 with Larry Gregoire scoring from M. Dormo and Alvin Roberts scoring at 16:09 from ConraduMaloney ending the first period 4-0. The second period got off to a slow start with Penetang scoring at 9:36 with M. Dormo scoring. The Kings weren’t out of it yet as they kept skating and managed to score 22 seconds later with John McBain scoring from Robin Ayres. Penetang came back and scored at the 15 - minute mark of the period on a goal by Larry Gregoire. Again, 25 seconds later Robin Ayres scored for the Kings unassisted, but at 16:08, Penetang were at it again with M. Dormo E LIBERAL, Wednesday, Jan Peewee Bantam 17 end as they skated to a 4-2 decision over Woodbridge. With about three and a half minutes gone in the first period Woodbridge jumped into a 1-0 lead. Two minutes later Ben Carbone tied the score, banging Allan Evelyn’s rebound past the prone Woodbridge goalie. Before the end of the first period Evelyn put Richvale in front 2-1. 'Izlâ€"Iehsecond period was scoreless. Early in the third Brian Mason scored on a pass from Eddy Iafano. A little over a minute later Woodbridge retaliated. With a minute and a half left zaville's Rodney Clugston scored with 56 seconds left and with an assist going to Joe Granton Peewee Suburban Rad played a strong game to trounce R&R Motors 10-1 with David Carmichael being the standout scoring four goals and assisting on two others. Glen Smith contributed two goals, Alexander Kalles a goal and four assists, Ronald Johnson a goal and two assists while Dennis Brooker and Denis Richard had single goals and single assists went to Gary McKechnie and Tom Hader. R&R's only goal went to Paolo DelPlavignano aided by Robert Williams and Brian Watts. Raymore Construction squeezed by WP Motors 3-2. Charlie Penfold in the WP net played a standout game to hold the score close. Raymore’s Frank Cavallo got two goals and a few stitches as he was slashed in the closing minutes and Erich Ahnert got the other with assists going to Rickey Fleming. Craig Hinch, Harry Ruutel and Mike Moyal. For WP Dave Purves and Robbie Lyman got singles with help from Neil Cooke, Bernie McKinlay and Tom Wilson. Bantam Led by David Ross with two goals and an assist Surf Marine downed G.C. Romano 5-3 despite a great effort by Romano‘s Robbie Haehnel who garnered a goal and an assist. Other Suriers‘ points were earned by Glen Gettel with two goals and Andy Petterson with one goal. assists coming from Mike Reeve, Bruce Sinmaz and Robbie Bowyer. Other Romano points came from Eric Hamailainen and Mark Murphy with a goal each and Gary Tripp, Chris Patterson and Donny Peters with an assist each. In a close game until the third period United Drain scored a 4-1 victory over Loughlin Lumber. In the third stanza Loughlin was plagued with penalties and United took advantage of this to score three goals. Points for the winners went to Mauro Fantin with two goals, George Hussey with a goal and two assists, Gavin Butler with a goal. Danny Curry and John Mark with two assists each and Dominic Pacitto with one assist. Ron Keeting scored unaided for Loughlin. Midget Richvale's Suburban Landscaping eked out a 2-1 win over Oak Ridges Well Drillers January 18. Rich- vale scored at 8:02 of the first period on a lone effort by Frank Smith. Oak Ridges scoring from Larry Gregoire and Larry Gregoire hitting the mark from Charles Pearson en- ding the period 8-2. As the third period got under way. it appeared the Kings finally realized they were in a hockey game and with some good checking and fast skating. they managed to score three goals in the first 10 minutes of play. The first goal came at 1:15 with John Dean scoring from Roger Green. ""r'iieh'Et 7:03 D. Phelan scored and the King's last goal was scored at 9:51 by Andy Sanderson. The Kings were unable to keep up the pace for the remaining 10 minutes of the period and were defeated 8- The Kings play once again (his Friday evening at King City Arena, at 8 pm. Suede 8. Leather Cleaning Servicg RICHMOND HILL THORN HILL â€"- AUROR A NEWMARKET 29, 1975 r CLEANING S CENTRES Evelyn put the game on ice after being tripped by a Woodbridge defender. Richvale Atoms went into Bradford January 20 with two regular players out of the lineup due to illness. Led by the solid play of their defencemen, Richvale turned in a hard-checking performance to come up with a 1â€"1 tie,‘ as Rob Johnson was exceptionally sharp in the Richvale net. Bradford got the first goal early in the third period and with just 32 seconds left Allan Evelyn notched the tying goa! on came back at 14:28 in the second to tie it up. It was a fierce battle until Ian Hunter popped in the winner assisted by Brian Hobbs with two minutes left in the game. n1 6n a solo effort Juveniles Richvale‘s Hillcrest Mall Juveniles lost their second game of the week to Newmarket 4-1 January 15 as a combination of being Shorthanded and too many games took its toll. The local lads never did get rolling and had little to show for their efforts except a goal by Ken Ablett on some hard work by Dave Hartwick and Greg Payne in the third period. l The outstanding feature of the game was the 25 penalties handed out. which reflect the rough play throughout the game. Midget Woodbridge jumped into an early lead January 17 and ended in a 5-2 win over Nortown Transmission. Woodbridge got two quick goals in the first period with Harold Simpson getting one for Nortown late in the first assisted by Wayne McCartney.. Gary Langfield came right Bill Cromb Two defensive lapses in the third period enabled Woodbridge (who have lost only two league games all year) to score twice more. Captain Bill Cromb led Nortown Transmission to a 2-2 tie with Sharon January 19. scoring both goals. The first was unassisted and the second was set up by Langield. Greg McDowell, Gerd Buck, John Maticiak and Pat Hudema con- tributed a solid effort on defense with Mike Johnson turning in a good per- formance in goal. PEEWEE Gullo Enterprise played Unionville January 10 for the last time this season in league play and lost 7-1. Unionville won three of the four games played. Gullo scored at 2:14 of the first period when Losberg took a Freibauer pass, raced down the ice and rifled the puck past the Unionville goalie. That was the only Richvale SLAX counter as Unionville then took command. scoring twice in the second period and five times in the third. In a rescheduling of the January 17 game Gullo Enterprise defeated Woodbridge 3-2 January 14. Woodbridge opened the scoring when the game was only 21 seconds old. DePiero tied the score four minutes later as he tore the puck loose behind the Woodbridge goal and jammed it past the goalie. Dimock picked up the puck behind his own net “The Liberal" requires a Correspondent for the North Thornhill area. If you are interested in serving your home com- munity and earning some extra money then please phone REDUCED 1A3 10 70% Off NAME BRAND SLAX $1 Hundreds of ready to wear slax - Riviera, Don Parker, Asher, levi Knits, Flannels, Fancies as low as I Slight charge for alterations NORTH THORNHILI. Reg. 19.95 to 27.95 SPECIAL JAMES DAW AT 881-3373 CORRESPONDENT Wide variety of other famous names All AT 1/2 PRICE CASUAL PANTS _ AS LOW AS and stickhandled the length of the ice to score Richvale‘s second goal on a booming shot. Woodbridge tied the score. Dimock got his second goal when he deflected a shot past the goalie with DePiero and Losberg get- ting assists. to win the contest. Running into real hot goaltending Gullo Enterâ€" prise lost 4-0 to Sharon January 16. Sharon scored twice in the first period and once each in the second and Ass’t. Wool Top Coats UP TO 8. All Weather Zip Ins 50% Off WOOL SUBURBANS by McGregor, london Men’s & Boys’ Nylon Parkas, Ski Jackets 8. Car Coats OUR BOMBER JACKETS Assorted colours and sizes Reg. to 349'“ All at 1/2 Reg. Price Reg. ‘49-"5 Prices have been slashed for even greater savings third stanzas. Deli tournament Richvale won the first game of the Delhi Peewee Tournament on the weekend of January 18 when they were pitted against Blenheim. The score was 3- 1. Blenheim scored first but McDowell tied it up unassisted“ Chianelli put Gullo ahead on a pass from DePiero and McLellan. 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