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Baif boys down Thornhill Legion boys stagger as enter playoffs RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Legion 375 Midgets are staggering into the schedule round-up losing 3-1 to Thornhill, 7-1 to Newmarket, tying Orillia 4-4. Goals for United Drain scored by G. Dimpfel (hat-trick) S. Cooke, (double) T. (double). Assists went to S. O’Brian, Miles, P. Martin, Savoye and R. Chipping. II.A,A._A. (‘4'-â€" Savoye" Williams, Dario Robin- son, Paul McNamara. Harvey’s came from behind to tie Gormley’s four all. Lazenby3 Richvale W.P,. Motors 6, Oak Ridges .. smug“ Doane Hall 5. Baker’s blank Lions 1-0 The Legion also travelled to Georgetown to compete in a tour- nament beating Belleville 7-4 in the first game before bowing out of the scene by losing to Port Colborne 8-3. Disheartened‘? Confident No way. Not Legion coach Ed Hoogenboom. He's confident that his team “will get on the track for the playoffs. There is a lot of pride on this club and these guys know that they can play better hockey than they Richvale United Drain 7. Skellwood Float 4. Herron‘s goal scored by Grant Padley. A good all round game, with ex- cellent defence, and good effort by Herron’s for- wards. Number 4 Nils RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Black and Stewart Realty Minor Midget A’s came up with some fine games blanking Magna Midget B‘s 4-0, beating Whitby 5-2 in an exhibition game, and losing to Thornhill 3-1. RICHVALE â€" Baker’s Sales & Service blanked Richvale Lions 1-0 in Richvale Minor House League hockey last week with Chris Broschek getting the lone goal unassisted. Other novice results saw: Herron Sales & Service 1. Unionville Taylor 47.? It was the first time these teams had met since the championship game of the Rosetown Tournament and the Hillers were eager for a win. Thornhill opened the scoring early in the first period but Richmond Hill came back a minute later with a goal from Mark Joslin, Ken Jensen assisting. At 6:16 of the The Richmond Hill Cadillac Baif Peewees trounced the Thornhill M 8: S Reliance boys by a score of 5-1 in a hard- hitting, fast game on home ice on Friday night. Black realty b0 ys win 3-4 - THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. January 26, 1977 Regional Sport tie Rotary 4_-_4_ Thé 4-0 against Magna Some typical Richmond Hill House League minor hockey here as Kinsmen goalie Wesley Vandervalk slides out to make one Jlmmy Lazenby scored three goals to help W.P. Motors to their first win over Doane Hall. Other scorers for W.P. were Chris Wanschura, Matt Hozjan. and Tommy Bucci. Missing regulars Legion l. Thornhill 3. The Legion was missing four regulars due to in« juries or suspensions. Three players up from the ‘B’ Midgets berformed ably. Dale Banton scored The Hillers scored the final goal of the game when Brian Dunnett took the puck on the face-off, passed it back to Bruce Norheims gave an exâ€" cellent effort throughout the, whole game. 4-4 tie From that point, it was Richmond Hill all the way with Mark Stevens scoring in the third from Briggs and Aubie and Gary Sutherland, who played an excellent game through, scored on a breakaway to put the locals ahead 4-1. was a dandy all the way with Gary Garvin putting in the first goal with a dipsy doodle play as he went through the Magna defence. second, the Hillers took the lead when Gary Sutherland passed the puck to Ken Jensen who fired a low one into the comer. have shown many times this season,” Hoogen- boom concluded. Record He cited a few in- teresting statistics as the regular season draws to a close. The team has played 46 games, won 23, lost 17 and tied 6. It has scored 207 goals while allowing 189 against, drew 818 penalty minutes, which averages out to about 17.36 minutes per game. The Legion has played several AAA teams in exhibitions and won most of the contests. Oak Ridges Gormley Sand & Gravel 4. Rich- vale Harvey’s 4. Goals for Richvale by G. Wolfington, Andy Williams, Dario Robin- son, Paul McNamara. Harvey’s came from behind to tie Gormley’s four all. Bruce Buchan showed what he is capable of by scoring one goal and assisting on two more. PEE WEE Another great stop On Sunday in Thornhill, the Hillers lacked some of their earlier spark and lost by a score of 3-1. Mark Stevens scored for Richmond Hill at 3:26 of the first period. However, this was quickly an- swered by the Thornhill boys who scored again once in the second and once in the third. Sgoals Steve Bowers fired home five goals and added an assist in the opening 7-4 win over Belleville in the Georgetown tournament. The Legion winds up its regular schedule next Sunday at home to Thornhill at 1:15 pm. Ouch Newmarket 7, Legion 1. Five unanswered goals in the third period told the story despite goalie Steve Shadoff coming up with some good saves. Alan Clark scored the lone Legion goal from Tom Peden. Clark had just come off a penalty. Legion 4. brilliai 4. The Legion only had nine players for the last period. It was a well co- ordinated team effort by the Richmond Hill boys with special mention to James Kennedy and Dave Leuschner for some fine defensive moves. Uniohville Hood Esso 2, Richvale Loughlin Lumber 4. Goals for Richvale scored by Brian McGuckian (double) Shane McCloud, and John Bailey. Assists went to John Bailey, Rick Fleming and Tom Wilson. There will be a bake sale coming up Sunday Jan. 30, 1977 at 12:30. There will also be a dance (Valentine’s) on Feb. 19, 1977. Tickets $10.00 a couple, and are available from May Butler 889-4508 and Claudette McKinley the only goal from Scott Taylor. Dave Plaxton and Jack Vanto] closed out the scoring. Other assists went to Gary Bubeloff, Richard Hughes and Dean Logan. Goals for Richvale scored by N. Cooke (double) énd B. Watts with assists from D. Exechiels, D. Mason and H. Ruutel. MacLean who slapped it into the net. Black & Stewart 5. Whitby 2. A good win against a strong skating Whitby team with Jack Richvale Richmond Inn N0. 1 3. Oak Ridges Commanche Sales 2. BANTAM of those brilliant saves against Baymar. Looking disbelief is an uniden saves in game here gooking on in apparent unidentified Baymar Schomberg 4, Rich- mond Hill 4. A lackadaisical perform- ance by the locals who outshot the opposition 29- 24. They tied Schomberg 4- 4, blanked Oro 3-0, and then were in turn shut out 3-0 by Thomhil]. Doing the scoring were Jack Cross from Matt Don Snyder got one of them back when he collected a rebound off the post Firefighters losing.... but looking good The Hamilton game saw bad roads forcing Richmond Hill to arrive late. They went right out on the ice without the benefit of a warm-up game and it showed as Hamilton scored three fast goals. Midget: Alliston vs Richvale at Richvale at 10:00 pm. Jan. 28 and Jan. 29 10:00 pm. Rich- vale vs Bradford at Bradford. Genmark play spotty as win 7, lose two RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Genmark Minor Midget II’s came up with one win and two losses in hockey action last week. Vantol notching two goals and an assist in one on his better, hustling games all the way. Richard Hughes had a goal and an assist; Carvin, a goal and two assists; Gary Bubeloff, goal and an assist. Bubeloff never stops 884-7763. 0.M.H.A. up-coming games: Atom: Fri. Jan. 28 Bradford vs Richvale at Richvale. Pee Wee: Bradford vs Richvale 8:00 pm. Jan. 28 at Richvale. RICHMOND HILL â€" The going never gets tough for the Richmond Hill Mutual Life Firefighters’ hockey team. It just stays that way. The hard-luck firemen fought the elements Wednesday of last week enroute to Hamilton to absorb a tough 3â€" 2 defeat. Earlier the firemen, still winless, had to settle for a 6-6 tie with Oakville. Bantam: Bradford vs Richvale at Richvale Jan. All Richvale home 0.M.H.A. games are Jan. 29 Richvale vs Bradford at Bradford. minor hockey richvale Zurich and Hugh Kerr; Scott Patterson from Dennis Kane and Cross; Zurich from Hugh Kerr and Nick Assisi. Robert Vandervelde played steady in the nets. Richmond Hill 3. Oro 0. A complete reversal of form for Richmond Hill who got off to an early lead and should have scored more. It was also goalie Joe Farrell’s first shutout in this hard-hitting, free wheeling contest. Scoring for Richmond Hill: Mike Smith from Unionville 3, Richvale 1. Bill Keates played another good game in goal making several skating Other assists went to Rod Graham, Dave Plaxton and Danny O’Sullivan. All the players came up with a good effort. Thornhill 3, Black 8: Stewart 1. Richmond Hill opened the scoring on a Richvale played Shorthanded for the final six minutes but held on to win. Richvale‘s séoring was by Gord Peters, two, Tod Dungay and Chris DePiero. Assists to Orveo Paoletti, Jeff Field, Chris DePiero and Gord Peters. played at Richmond Hill Bond Lake Arena bet- ween 6 and 11 o’clock Friday nights. \ OMHA â€" Atoms Richvale 4. Unionville 2. Richvale jumped into a two goal lead before the game was half over with Unionville coming back to score two goals late in the second period. attacker and goalie Vandervalk’s teammate Dino Artinosi (11) who is trying to follow up the play. Early lead Scoring for Richmond Hill: Terry Haviland from Pat Goode; Goode from Larry Shier and Gerry Caume; Larry Shier from Caume; and Caume from Goode and Haviland; and Haviland from Caume and Shier. Richmond Hill was outlucked in the Oakville game as they were just 12 seconds away from a win when Oakville tied it. The score remained that way despite some near misses in the third period by both teams. The score remained 3â€"1 until the last minute of the second period when Blair Robson took a pass from Don Snider and blasted a slap shot past the goalie to make it 3-2. by_Ray Boisclair andrput it in the net Rick Warren played well in goal and couldn’t be faulted on the loss in a game which saw numerous penalties goal by Hughes with assists to Plaxton and Len McVeigh but they couldn‘t buy a goal after that. Previous game results: Unionville 5, Genmark 3. Goals, Rick Gerber from Scott Campbell and McKenzie; Jack Cross from Scott Patterson and Dennis Kane; Zurich from Hugh Kerr. Rick Gerb and Shawn McKenzie in a picture play only 21 seconds into the game; Zurich from Dave Vennard on a straightâ€"up ice play; Nick Assisi from Scott Pat- terson on a sizzling slap shot from the face-off circle. Sharon 2. Richvale 1. All the scoring took place in the third period with Jim Farmenton scoring from Wagg and Grant Clark. Star of the game was Keates in goal. The winning goal came with 36 seconds left. spectacular saves. The ulchvale goal was scored by Dungay from DePiero. The first game saw Richvale "s‘c‘oring t'wo third period goals after being behind most of the game. Scoring were: Grant Clark from Rob Wagg and Paoletti; Paoletti from Peters ano Derjak Evelyn and Evelyn from Joel Gentle and Gino Di Gioaachino. Little NHL Tournament Richvale split games in this tourney winning the first one 3-2 and losing the second one to Sharon 2-1. (Photo by Hogg) Tom Hughes Excavating 4, Kinnear Ppntiac 0. Pat Engel knocked in three Bait“ 7, Little’s 1. Ed Welychka got two goals for Baif with assists to Gunther Bauer and Matt Zurich; Bauer, two, from Ed Welychka, Angus McGregor, two, from Craig Peterkin; and Brad O’Hara from Bauer. Dave O’Connell from Scott Campbell. York Regional Towing 8, Stroud 5. Rick Greenslade led the assault troops with three goals and an assist; Ihor Chornobaj, a goal and three assists; Fred MacArthur, one and one; Mike Dalton, goal; James Cummins, two goals; and two assists each to Dan DeGeer and Rick Carswell and Steve Nolan. Oak Ridges Atom Kings 4, Richvale 3. For the Kings it was Frank Rossi scoring two goals and adding an assist; Robert Sanders, two goals and an assist; assists each to Damian O’Flaherty and Peter Beck. Keith McQuarrie was in goal for the T & J Commercial Cleaners. Kings 2, Schomberg 1. Rossi and Koteff got the goals with assists to Sanders, two, and O’Flaherty. McKenzie was in goal. Peewee Scoring for Regionals, Donald Earl unassisted; Robert Genoa from Carl D'Antimo; Steve Irwin from Donald Earl; D’Antimo from Earl. For Rotary. Adrian Steenson unassisted; Dave Giles from Brian Chittenden; Jeff Winch from Scott Pipher and Doug MacLean; Steve Taalman from Scott Pipher. Brian‘s Shell 5, D & D Excavating 1. For Brian's, Darrell Bynoe unassisted; Peter Del Grosso unassisted; James Gwillam from David Ezechiels. For D & D, Toy Mitchell from Geoff Sherrer. York 4, Oro 4. For York it was Rick Greenslade with a goal and an assist; Chomobaj, Dave Mashinter and Steve Nolan with goals apiece; Dan DeGeer, two assists; Fred MacArthur, two assists; James Cummins, one assist. Atoms Club 99, 3, Knob Hill Farm 2. Garner Collister scored two goals for the winners with one going to David Blyth. Assists to Collister, Walker and Randy Winters. By Bob Ross Jr. RICHMOND HILL â€" Regional Sports and Rotary Club battled to a 4-4 tie in Richmond Hill Minor House League hockey last week. Kings 5. Sutton 3. Robert Sanders wielded a hot cue here with four goals and an assist. Peter Beck got the other goal. Assists went to Frank Rossi, three, David Koteff, two and singles to Damien O’therty and Jeff Mitchell. McKenzie was in goal. Kent's Clothes 15. Bowden Lumber 5. Jim Woods fired home six big goals in this one with two assists each to Ian Bynoe, Pete Tipold, John Bennett. Shawn McKenzie got two goals with assists to Ian Bynoe and Jim Woods. John Burnett got three goals with assists to Woods, two, Tipold and McKenzie. Pete Tipold got two goals with an assist to Chris Arbuckle; Arbuckle from McKenzie; Mike Smith from McKenzie and Arbuckle. For Bowden it was John Tuck unassisted; Jack Cross unassisted; Scott Bartlett from Jack Cross; Brian Russell from Cross and Dave Vennard; Art Van Halteren from Jack Cross. Braddock Optical 5, Risi & Co. 0. Ralph Seybold rapped in three goals with assists to Todd Lawrence, David McKee, Jim Sutton, and Larry Walton. David McKee from Mike Hubrick; Hubrick from Ralph seybold and Todd Lawrence. Hat-trick Enge/ Kings 5, Nobleton 2. For the Kings, Frank Rossi, one and one; Mike Kalkanis, one and one; single goals to Peter Narduzzi, David Koteff, and Damian O’Flaherty; two assists to Robert Sanders; Bobby Lusby, one assist. Glen McKenzie was in goal. Midget OAK RIDGES â€" York Regional Towing Bantams maintained their fine season record to date with an 8-5 win over Stroud and a 4-4 tie with 0m in hockey action here last week. The' towing boys now have a season record of nine wins, four losses and four ties. Atoms Allencourt Pharmacy 5. Richniond Heights Hardware 5. For Allencourt, Scott Massey had two goals with assists to Mike Morra, two, Sean Forkan and Mark Hatchmar; Brian Close from Rob Ste] and Forkan; Darrin Grodzinski from Stel. Rob Stel and Grodzinski drew assists on another goal from an unidentified player. Grodzinski had two. For Richmond Heights, it was Brian Winch with two goals assisted by John Reme, two, and Steven Laird; Reme, two goals with assists from Brian Winch and Billy Welychka; Craig Stevenson from Kelly Thorpe. York Regional wins by 8-5 over Stroud Sanders gets 4 3 for Seybo/d 2 for Coll/"star 6 for Woods 2 for Rossi Baif’s win 5-5 tie City Wide Rental] 3, Galaxy 1. Derek Di Battista had two goals with assists to Barry McKinnon, two. and Jeff Rumble. Mike Nelson got the other one unassisted. David Nicol scored for Galaxy from Steve Treppo and Stuart Anderson. Buffon gets 7 For Richvale, Ray Perry, one, Larry Thorsell, two, Steve Mettle one. Assists to Ray Perry and Frank Boulini. Bantam Unionville Knob Hill Farm 6, Oak Ridges Gormley Sand and Gravel 3. For Unionville it was Curtis with two goals and singles to Dufty, Oilley, Turney, Clark. Assists to Turney, two, Dufty, Trivett and Clark. For Oak Ridges it was Robert Muzzin scoring two goals with Scott Richard- son getting the other one. Assists each to Jim Stevenson, Car] Koteff and Richardson. Oak Ridges Gormley Sand & Gravel 4, Richvale Harveys 4. For Gormley, goals by Marcus Koch, Ricky Kalkanis, Robert Muzzin, and Koteff. Muzzin got three assists and Koteff one. Oak Ridges Commanche Sales 6, Richvale 0. Charlie Trask scored four goals with assists to Dave Glover, two, Matt Paananen. The other goal went to John Lalonde on a tremendous slap shot. Bruce Tomlinson also scored on a sizzler. Shutout to Ross Bernie White. Bob’s Boys 10. Jakma 1. Dino Buffon blitzed the enemy for seven goals with assists to Martin Wingate, two, Walter Stock, Blair Aubie, two, Joe Apps, and Robbie Sharrock. Richard Atkinson had an unassisted goal; Balir Aubie unassisted; Walter Stock from Richard Atkinson and Martin Wingate. Dale Moore scored for Jakma from Daniel Jensen. goals with assists to Stephen Byer Brant Chatfield, and Paul Smith Chatfield got the other goal unassisted Novice Brian Hunt scored two goals for Hilltown assisted by Jason Trenton, two, Dino Del Fabro and Patrick Dickinson. It was the fourth shutout for Oak Ridges goalie David McQuarrie. He has only allowed 13 goals in 12 games. richmond hill‘ house Ieagug Mr. Transmission 6. Shield’s Foot- wear 4. Jim Flett whistled home four goals for Transmission with assists to Kelvin Woods and Steve Moritsugu; Tony Marinelli had two goals with assists to Peter Major and Ralph Coppola. ' B & B Sewing Machine Repairs 3, Richvale Loughlin Lumber 0. Wayne Flannagan fired in two goals for the winners with Mark Ryman getting the other one. Ryman also drew an assist. Shield’s, Jack Woods unassisted; Brian Hull unassisted; Hull from Wayne Langdon; Brad Elliott from Danny Thompson. Oak Ridges and Victoria Square Lions 3. Oak Ridge Chariot Collision and Premium Gas Bar 0. Kelly Rheeder had two goals and Jeff Bennett the other assisted by Shayne Stevenson. Assists each to Jeff Bennett and Paul Torlone. For Dynes, Renato Minuti from Pat Morra and S. Rockharts; Pat Morra from Mark Ellison and Minuti; S. Rockharts from Robert Apenis and Jack Stewart. Bob’s Bottoms 4, Dynes 3. For Bob’s, Bill Easton with two from Paul Rigon and Wayne Moffatt; Antony Cronin, one unassisted; Neil Smith from R. Keenan and M. Goldsmith. Peewee The win broke Chariot’s unbeaten streak at nine games. Devon Bestard got the shutout. Peewee Rice's Flowers 4. Baif 2. Andrew Field scored two unassisted goals; Mack Mueller had one from Todd Sears; David Wood from Andrew Field. Tony Veitch scored unassisted; and Neil Mulvihill from Gus Zachos. Charlton Hardware 6, Barrow‘s Insurance 1. Jimmy Madden scored three goals for Charlton with assists to Jim Vantol and Doug Thompson. Geof Johnston scored unassisted; ditto Robert Strang; with Michael Page scoring from David Bunker. For Barrow’s it was Allan Bales from Kevin Cull and Stephen Quigg. Minor Peewee Shutout McOuarr/e oak ridges minor hockey Knob Hi/l wins 3 for Madden Trask gets 4 4 for F/ett Bob ’3 win 4-4 tie