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Coaching turn-out is disappointing Only 19 there There were 19 people in attendance at the meeting. each one of whom came to improve his knowledge of the game and how to com- municate this knowledge For some weeks preparations have been under way for last Sun- day‘s Level Two Coaches‘ Clinic conducted by the CAHA and sponsored by the Richmond Hill Hockey Association. Scoring for Oak Ridges was Gillian Parker with both goals with assists to Nancy Jones, two, and Lori Orser. Novice Shutout Smith Other action saw the Oak Ridges girls blanking Nobleton 2-0 behind the brilliant goaltending of Janet Orser along with the entire team of only six players. ‘ I was fortunate to be present for much of the classroom presentations by the various instructors and part of the practical work on the ice. The topics covered by them are far too numerous to mention hereâ€"they covered eight hoursâ€"with a break for lunch. But the content of the topics, the depth and the logic has to be seen to believe. They were really excellent. I was impressed with the professional and academic approaches taken by all the CAHA members along with their very evident enthusiasm and enjoyment of their work. Victoria Square Lions 1. Richvale Lions 0. Devon Bestard got the shutout in a game which also saw excellent goaltending by Richvale’s Maro Paoletti. Kelly Rheeder scored for Victoria Square. Atoms Richvale Herron‘s 2. Leona Stone 0. Nils Wosheim and Mike Oldham scored for Richvale. MidgetJuveniles Oak Ridges Chariot Collision and Premium Gas Bar 2, Richvale Baker’s 0. Michael Smith came up with the shutout in this one. Goals went to Donald Godfrey from Mark Shephard; and Mark Mitchell from Godfrey. This latest win was a come from behind one in the second period with goals by Evan Boyle and Mike Irwin. The assists went to Lance Ryman and Boyle. OAK RIDGES â€" The Oak Ridges B & B Sewing Machine Repair Bantams kept right on stitching as they edged Unionville 2-1 to extend their unbeaten streak to 10 games. The sewersâ€"have now chalked up nine wins and a tie in Oak Ridges Minor H935? L_eggue bantam action this year. Sewing boyssLiLCb we” Bowden Lumber defeats Little ’3 B-4 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. January 19. 1977 RICHMOND HILL â€" An unidentified Jakma Construction Speedster (far right) zooms to the attack in this piece of hectic action with Allencourt in By Bob Reeves Lions win Bitter experience There was lots of publicity, lots of time to prepare in advance for last Sunday. It was indeed a bitter experience. Elsewhere in this paper, Tom Graham has written In fairness to everyone, some of our coaches have level two. Others were out of town with game commitments. But there are a great many who didn‘t register at all and would have benefitted greatly from the ex- perience. into learning for the players. Many of these coaches came from other associations. Only four or five of ours came and for me, this was a bitter disappointment. Thanks I will ~not mention names here but thank you to those from Richmond Hill who did attend and many thanks to one of our ex members who, not only went himself, but also registered his two sons. minor hockey For White Cap, John Topp, two, assisted on one by Dave Matanavic. Ellis Don scored two Shorthanded goals. OMHA Peewee - Thornbury Tour- nament Kings 6, Aurora 3 (exhibition). For the Kings, Mashinter with two goals along with Paul Beck. The other goals went to Mallings and George Parker who also drew an assist. Kings 3, Schomberg 3. For Oak Ridges, Paul Beck from Neil Wilson; Glen Mallings unassisted; and Wilson from Margerum and Mallings. Ellis Don Construction 5, White Cap Pools 2. For Ellis Don it was Glenn Martin from Doug Comfort: Steve McKinnon unassisted; Randy Koteff unassisted; Doug Jones from Steve McKinnon and Bob Laforge; Laforge unassisted. Thornton 3, Oak Ridges 2. Glen Mallings and Paul Beck scored for Oak Ridges with Bob Mashinter drawing an assist. Billy MacArthur was in the nets against Oro and Daryl Aldworth against Thornton. Oak Ridges Lions 9, 0m 2. Paul Beck scored four big goals for the winners and added an assist; Bob Mashinter had two goals and an assist; Steve Fraser, a goal and two assists; Glen Mallings, goal and two assists; Mike Vanderploeg, goal and two assists; George Parker, three assists, and one to Neal Wilson. Kings 14, King City 1. M. Vanderploeg Wa/lop King 4 for Beck Roaring in on goal As I have said before this is the time when your support is really needed. The schedule will be made public as soon as we have them. Make a point of coming to these games and support the teams. 3-3 tie The general format will be the same but some of the activities involved in both the promotion and the draw itself may be different. You’ll be hearing lots more about this in the weeks to come. Playoffs February 1 will see the start of the OMHA playoffs for our town rep teams. As a result ice times for the various teams can change a great deal. You may be very certain that we shall conduct both Level one and two clinics again and we can only hope for a greater turnout at these future sessions. Las Vegas And we are off to Las Vegas again! I am cer- tain everyone remembers the Las Vegas draw of last year and the great fun that was had in doing it. his feelings about Sun- dayâ€"I haven’t read them at this timeâ€"but I sure do endorse them. Richmond Hill minor House League hockey on Saturday. It turned out to be a great and In this game every member of the team played very well and demonstrated their superiority in every department. They started Magna came out skating and ran Barrie into the ice finally winâ€" ning 9-1. This was the final regular scheduled meeting between these two teams. They have met five times with Magna winning three and Barrie two. RICHMOND HILL â€" Saturday night Barrie visited this town and found the locals in a free wheeling mood. The Richmond Hill Scotia Bank Minor Peewees tied 4â€"4 Sunday with Schomberg after walloping the same team by 9-0 Friday. The win ’was a real team effort with every Hill coaches reprimanded By Tom Graham RICHMOND HILL â€" It would seem in the greater Richmond Hill area that we have far more top grade coaches than we were aware of. This was an upgrade clinic that covered a multitude of subjects inâ€" tended to upgrade minor hockey coaches and. in turn, their players. Sco tia ties, wins The Level 11 Canadian Amateur Coache’s Clinic held at the Richmond Hill Arena saw only 19 participants participating with close to 50 per cent of that number from out of our area. Bantam York Regional Towing 2, King City 0. Bob Smith got the shutout. Rick Greenslade had a goal and an assist; Mike Dalton had a goal with assists to Steve Nolan, Dave Mashinter and Dan DeGeer. Juveniles had two goals and two assists; N. Wilson, four goals and three assists; Paul Beck, three goals and three assists; Steve Fraser, one and two; Mashinter, two and two; Mallings, one and two, George Margerum, one goal. Parker drew an assist. Daryl Aldworth played goal against Schomberg; Billy MacArthur and Aldworth shared duties against Aurora; and Aldworth went against King City. Shutout Smith Magna’s bomb Barrie 9-1 oak ridges minor hockey Oak Ridges 7, Nobleton 3. Karl Taylor Taylor leads Robin Wilkinson gave his all in the net and came up with a well-earned shutout. player accounting for either a goal or an assist. Sunday’s tie saw Rich- mond Hill goals by David fast and led 2-0 at the end of the first, increased it to 5-1 at the end of the second and scored four more in the third. Scoring for Richmond Hill were Dan Moore with two, Jim Wood with two, Andy Beckwith with two, Doug Anderson, Jim Burnett and Mark Gossman. Assists went to Andy Beckwith (2), Mark Gossman (2) Gunther Bauer, Gary Gentry, Jim Wood, John Burnett, Roy Roberts, Dan Moore and Dan Girard. The big point getter was Andy Beckwith with four points. even novice hockey game as the final result was a 3-3 tie. Brian McKenna was a big man for Allencourt with three goals. It would seem that many of our house league and OMHA coaches already know it all and have no use for further help to improve their skills. This clinic was brought to Richmond Hill at great expense and the op- portunity was here for anybody to at- tend and would also have been a good spot for many of our more critical parents to better understand what is going on. The wailing that quite often goes on in the stands might have been helped considerably by the instructors at this clinic. Oak Ridges 9. Stroud 4. Wilton had three goals and one assist; Taylor, two and two; Smith, one and two; Roffey, one and three; Griffith, Winter, goal each; Gerber, three assists along with Oak Ridges 6, King City 3. G. Wright had two goals and two assists; Paul Smith, two and one; Roffey, one and one; Gerber, one and one; Taylor, three assists; and‘one each to Winter, Wilton. Wright Oak Ridges 13, Schomberg 2. Gerber fired home three goals and an assist; Tony Roffey had three and two; Taylor, two and three; G. Wright, two and three; Bruca Wilton, two and three; R. Winter, three assists; D. Griffith, three assists; P. Smith, and C. Wood, one assist each. T. Robinson was in the net. led the assault with two goals and three assists followed by Tony Roffey with two goals and an assist. Wright had a goal and three assists. Paul Smith and Randy Spensley had a goal and assist each. Ted Clague had two assists with singles Jim Gerber and Paul Winters. Hatâ€" trick Gerber 3 for Wilton Wright, Robert Strang, two, and Steven Moro. Assists went to Chris Steffan and Wright. Goaltending for this game was shared by Glen Stother and Robin Wilkinson. ' Assists went to Gunther Bauer, Dale Banton, Andy Beckwith, Jim Wood, Gary Gentry and goaltender Brian Casey. Friday night Magna defeated Bolton 4-0 in an. exhibition game. Brian Casey was in goal for the locals and earned the shut-out. Scoring for Magna were Doug Anderson, Jim Wood, John Burnett and Mark Gossman. With this win, Magna jumped into first place in the unofficial standing in this league. Blank Bolton ‘(Bailey photo) RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Arkay Juveniles continued their winning ways in league play with 5-2 and 1~0 over Newmarket and Barrie respectively. RICHMOND HILL â€" The red hot Richmond Hill badminton team made it six wins in a row without defeat as they thumped St. Clements 16- 0 in an Interchurch Badminton League game at Langstaff. Richmond Hill now holds down first place in the league and are the only unbeaten team. Richmond Hill had little trouble defeating Newmarket despite leading by only, 1-0 at the end of the first period. The lone goal for Rich- mond Hill in this period was scored by Richmond Norm Murphy scored for Baihf from D. Moore; and B. O’Hara from C. Peterkin. Hill badminton club still winning bib.. Kent‘s Clothes 8. Baif 2. Jim Woods led the victory with three goals with two assists to John Burnett and singles to Pete Tipold and Mike Smith. Shawn Mckenzie had two goals with assists to Pete Tipold and David Genoa; Pete Tipold, two goals with assists to Jim Woods, two, Burnett; Chris Arbuckle from John Burnett and Pete Tipold. RICHMOND HILL â€" Steve Young fired in two goals as Bowden Lumber downed Little Ford 6-3 in Richmond Hill Minor House League Midget hockey action last week. Assists went to Gary Gentry, Tom Stubbs and Scott Bartlett. For Little‘s it was Dan Girard getting two goals unassisted with the other one going to Dave O‘Connell from Glen Fehiley and Dan Girard. Other midget action saw: Regional Sports 3, D 8: D Excavating 3. For Regional, Donald Earl had a goal from Ralph Banks; Carl D’Antimo from Steve Irwin; Robert Genoa from Doug Walton. D & D, Jim Barton unassisted; Geof Sherer from Kevin Robin; Robin from Chris Reed. Bantam Other goals and assists to Gentry from John Tuck and Rod Nelson; Scott Bartlett from Dave Vennard; Tom Stubbs from Jim Burnett; Brian Russell from Jim Burnett and Scott Bartlett. For Rotary, Steve Taalman unassisted; Dave Giles from Scott Pipher and Fred Simpson. Gormley Sand & Gravel 2, Surf Marine 2. For Gormley, Ed Opatowski from Ed McNally; Kevin Luckasavitch from McNally. Stewart Petrie scored for Surf from Mike O’Donnell and Neil McGregor, O’Donnell from Steve Rice and Neil McGregor. Dan’s Auto Service 1, Surf Marine 1. Paul Lawlor scored unassisted for Dan’s with Ray Barnett replying for Surf Marine. CFGM 5. Gormley Sand & Gravel 2. A big three goals for Doug Eldridge with assists to Martin Lym and John Follows. John Follows had two goals with assists to Alden Palisca, Eldridge and Lym. For Gormley it was Ross Cramer scoring unassisted; and Ed McNally from Mike Tudor. Minor Peewee Barrow’s 4, Baif 2. John Lyndall had two goals for Barrow’s from Brian Bales; Nicola Negri had one unassisted; Allen Bales from Brian Bales and Bruce Mahew. For Baif it was Scottie Ross from Neil Mulvihill; and Peter Wegman from Mulvihill. Brian's Shell 5. Rotary 2. Peter Del from Chris Babcmk' Grosso scored for the winner’s unassisted; Mike Wintjes from Peter Del Grosso; James Gwillam from David Ezechiels; Ezechiels from Darrell Bynoe; Peter Anagnostopoulas from Paul Ohlis. Novice Allencourt ties Allencourt 3, Jakman 3. Allen Steven Lennox unassisted; I McKenna, two, assists to Jason S Dan's Auto Service 3, CFGM 2. Bill Neilson scored unassisted for Dan’s; James Tuck from Eric Rockharts; David Snider from Bill Neilson and Tuck. Lym Martin scored unassisted for CFGM; Doug Eldridge was helped by John Follows. Barrie, Newmarket Minor Bantam Hat-trick Eldridge Arkay wins 5-2, 1-0 She/l wins 5-2 3 for Woods Dan ’3 wins By Bob Ross Jr Newmarket tied the game early in the second but Arkay blew the match wide open with four unanswered goals leading 5-1 going into the third. Men’s Doubles, Jim Ho and Peter Ho winning 15-1 and 17-14; Doug Andrews and Orville Wong winning 15’11 and 18-15. Richmond Hill scorers were Zenio Ferrone, Dave Forster. Doug Lewis and Roy Russel. Assists to Ron Abernathy, Dave Earl. Russel, Girard, John Peden, Pete Hill's Rick Girard with assist to Pete Kendall. Individual scores: Mixed Doubles. Jill Ladies Doubles, Jill Dalton and Jim H0 Dalton and Jill Par- Winning 15'6 and 15-2: chment winning 15-2 and Joan Freeman and Doug 15-3; Joan Freeman and Andrew Winning 13-16 and Kathy Low winning 15.6 15-12; Jill Parchment and and 154‘ Peter Ho winning 15-7 and 15-5; Kathy Low and Men’s Doubles, Jim H0 Orville Wong winning 15-7 and Peter Ho winning 15-1 and 15-0_ Braddock Optical 4. Richmond Heights Hardware 2. Braddock, Shawn Gallaugher got a goal unassisted; Ralph Seybold unassisted; Mike Hubrick from Seybold; David McKee from Shawn Gallaugher. Richmond, John Zandona unassisted; Brian Winch Charlton 2, Rice’s 2. Robert Strang got both Charlton goals assisted on one by Tim Vantol. For Rice’s it was Dave Fleiner scoring unassisted; and Todd Sears from Chris Steffan. Atoms 4 for Dimpfe/ Allencourt Pharmacy 2. Kinnear Pontiac 3. For Kinnear it was Jim Hodgson from Ken Nobes; Dennis Wintjes unassisted; and Nobes from Thomas Bradley. Brian Close got both Allencourt goals unassisted. Risi’s Stone 6. Hughes Excavating 2. Glen Dimpfel rapped home four unassisted goals with Jamie McKee getting the other two from Ritchie Pierce; Pat Engel got two goals for Hughes from Paul Smith on both of them. Bob’s Boys 8, Galaxy 0. A big six goals for Ttodd Savoye with assist to Chris Roblat, Omar Grant, Walter Stock, Blair Aubie, Robbie Shorrack. Joe Apps got a goal from Richard Atkinson and Walter Stock; Atkinson from Robbie Shorrack and Martin Wingate. Di Battista gets 3 City Wide 3. Hilltown 2. Derek Di Battista got three goals for City Wide assisted by Cesidio Negri, two, Scott Reynolds and Eric Hachmer. _For Hilltown, Brian Hunt from Paul Verkuyl; Jason Trenton from Brian Hunt and Patrick Dickinson. Peewee richmond hill‘ house Ieaguq Bob’s Bottoms 4, Shield’s 2. Anthony Cronin triggered four goals for Bob’s Bottoms with Mike Goldsmith drawing three assists with singles to Steve Rumble and Rick Murphy. Shields, Jack Woods from Brad Elliott and Erek Veitch; Russ Waterhouse from Leslie Bolger and Mark Ouellette. Dynes 7. Mr. Transmission 1. Dynes, Tom Kirisit led the way with four goals with two assists to Robert Suchy and singles to Pat Morra, Mark Ellison, Joey Collett, John Osmond, and- Steve Rockharts. Bruce Jacobson had a goal with assists to Kirisit and Joey Collett; Ken Lennox one from Hugh Minor and Ed Banks; Morra from Rockharts and Tom Kirisit. Don Head scored for Transmission from Jim Flett and Steve Moritsugu. Allencourt 3, Jakman 3. Allencourt, Steven Lennox unassisted; Brian McKenna. two, assists to Jason Steele, Peter Pleschberger, Billy McKinlay. Daniel Jensen scored two goals for Jak- ma assisted by David Repath, two, and John McGurran; and David Repath from Jensen and McGurran. Kirisit gets 4 6 for Savoye 4 for Cronin 2-2 tie Richmond Hill is away this week to the Trinity Club. Kendall, Steve Bishop and Dave Forster. The Barrie game. despite the score, was a wide open match with both teams having numerous opportunities to score. Only goal in the game was scored by Richmond Hill’s Forster. Duncan Condy played an ex- cellent game in the Arkay net picking up his first shutout this year.