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8â€"4 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, April 6, 1977 OAK RIDGES * They lived up to their name. Oak Ridges novices come up with trophy The Oak Ridges Atom Kings finished their hockey season with a kineg flourish winning the Little NHL C and CC division grand championship and the York Simcoe title. Not bad. The Little NHL tournament saw the Atom Kings whipping Little Brittain 7- 1, Elmvale 8-3, Pelham 3-2, and Honeywood 5â€"0 in the championship game. White Cap captures consolation Kings live up to name! Oak Ridges, sponsored by '1‘ & J Commercial Cleaners, was unbeatable in this final game behind the air-tight goal tending of Glen McKenzie. The goals were handled by Robert Sanders and Jeff Harris with two apiece with Frank Rossi adding a goal and an assist. w = Other assists went to Steven Arnold, David Koteff, Jeff Mitchell, Bob Lusby, Robert Munroe and Peter Narduzzi. Other results: OAK RIDGES â€"â€" The Oak Ridges Whitecap Pools came up with the consolation championship at the Flesherton House League hockey tour- OAK RIDGES â€" â€" The Oak Ridges Victoria Square Lion novices rebounded from an Opening game defeat to capture the consolation championship at the Flesherton Invitational House League tOur- nament. They opened with a 5-1 loss to tournament host Flesherton with Grant O'Meara getting the lone goal. It was a different story Three key men in the fortunes of the Oak Ridges Atom Kings this year show the style that made it that way. Left to right are THERMTRON ROCK WOOL BLOWN FIBREGLASS VERMICULITE ENERGY $ CONSERVATION MAYNARD FUELS CAN INSULATE YOUR ATTIC NOW WITH TH ERMTRON PHONE T0 ARRANGE FOR A FREE ESTIMATE THE ABOVE SHOWS INSULATION THICKNESS REQUIRED FOR EQUIVALENT RESULTS TH ERMTRON INSU LATION GIVES YOU BE1TER VALUE (IF LONG DISTANCE CALL COLLECT) YOU PAY FOR INSULATION WHETHER YOU HAVE IT OR NOT nament recently. They downed Shallow Lake 5-3 in the final game. They had dropped a 5-0 opener to Beeton before downing Grand in the second game as Victoria Square blanked Honeywood 2-0. Goals went to Guy Piirto and O‘Meara. It was an all Oak Ridges consolation final with Victoria Square edging Oak Ridge Chariot (,‘ollision and Premium Gas Bar 3-2. Don Ferris led the way with two goals and Grant O‘Meara scored the other one. Mark Mitchell scored 297-1745 3â€"7/8" 4-7/8" 2-7/8" 5-3/8" R11 3for Sanders Atom Kings 8. Elmvale 3. Robert Sanders and Koteff were the big shooters in this one with Sanders getâ€" ting three goals and three assists; Koteff, three goals and two assists. Atom Kings 7. Little Brittain 1. Oak Ridges pointâ€"getters were Frank Rossi, one goal and three assists; David Koteff, one and two; Damien O’Flaherty, one and two; Robert Sanders, one and one. Steven Arnold and Mike Kalkanis got goals each with Jeff Mitchell adding an assist. Frank Rossf was right behind with a goal and three assists with Jeff Harris getting the other goal. Edge Pelham Atom Kings 3, Pelham 2. This win took them into the grand championship game. v AssiEts went to'Steven Arnold, Bob Lusby, Kalkanis and Damien O’Flahemy. . 3-3/8" R13 4-1/8" 5-5/8" ‘/4r16 7%" The consolation win saw Paul Mills leading the way with three goals with singles going to John Vanderploeg and Dave Valley 5â€"0 both goals for Chariot Collision. The game was tied until Ferris §cored the winner with only 31 seconds remaining. An exhibition game saw the Victoria Square Lions downing Avco Finance. Goals went to O’Meara with four, two to Piirto, and one each to Don Rawding, Jason Cairns, Billy DeGeer and Jeff Bennett. assistant captains Steven Arnold. Peter Beck, with captain Frank Rossi. The Atom Kings finished the season with a rush as A great finish 5-1/8" 9â€"5/8" R20 8%” 13-1 /8" 101/2" 14‘/2" 7%” R30 George White came up with a great goaltending effort in this one. 4 for Matanovic The 5-0 win over Grand Valley saw Dave Matanovic blasting in four goals with Van- derploeg adding the single. George White got the shutout. Robert Sanders had a goal and an assist; ditto Rossi. Arnold got the other goal with Jeff Harris addihg an assist. The Kings were also rolling in fine fashion in their York Simcoe playoffs despatching with Sutton and Schom- berg in straight games. It was all Kings in the Schomberg wrap-up as they downed the latter team 3-0, 4-1 and 6-0 in the final championship game. 2 shutouts McKenzie Goalie Glen McKenzie registered two shutouts in this series and one in the Sutton series which saw Oak Ridges winning 3-2. 3-0 and 6-2. Forrester They downed Orillia 7-1 and Jersey 3-2 before losing 3-2 to Bolton in the championship game. Best game T 8: J Commercial Cleaners 3, Schomberg 0. Sanders and Rossi led the way with a goal and assist apiece with Robert Munroe getting the other goal. _Assists.went..to£eten Narduzzi,..Jef£ Down Schomberg Atom Kings 4, Schomberg 1. Sanders led the offensive with two goals and an The Whitecap Pools team also participated in the Coldwater tour- nament winning two out of three games. Harris and Koteff Something Special "We Enjoy Making You Feel Comfortable Voyageur Tours Inc. CALL YOUR PREFERRED TRAVEL AGENT TODAY DELUXE MOTOR COACH TOURS carefully selected - Extra Value PRICES PER PERSON ON TWIN BASIS This latter contest turned out to be the best one of the whole tour- nament. Bolton jumped into a quick lead early in the first only to have Oak Ridges’ Paul Mills tie it minutes later. Dale Stone put Oak Ridges ahead at 1:52 of the second period only to have Bolton tie it once again. Both teams battled through a scoreless final period plus a scoreless 10- minute overtime. Penalty shots Three penalty shots were then taken by each team with Bolton’s Lou Cudine scoring. they collected a Little NHL C and CC division grand championship to go along with York Simcoe title. Wow. assist while Koteff had two goals. Rossi had two assists with singles to Jeff Harris and Kalkanis. Atom Kings 6, Schomberg 0. It was Rossi contributing two goals and ad- ding three assists. Sanders had two and two, Koteff, one and two. Jeff Harris got the other goal. U Assists eachvto Steven Arnold, Lusby O'Flaherty. Edge Sutton Atom Kings 3. Sutton 2. For Oak Ridges it was Peter Narduzzi. one goal and one assist; Koteff, one goal; Sanders, one goal; Frank Rossi, two assists; Steven Arnold, one assist. Atom Kings 3, Sutton 0. Robert Sanders, one and two; Rossi, one and one; Peter Beck, a goal, Jeff Mitchell, an assist. w Atom Kings‘s. Sutton 2. Rossi had two goals and tyvqiassjsts: v Beck and Narduzzi each had two goals. Assists to Kalkanis and Sanders, two each. and one to O’Flaherty. John Fowler was superb in the nets for Oak Ridges. The first game of the tournament saw Oak Ridges having little trouble with Orillia with Mills scoring three goals and Vanderploeg two. Singles went to Stone and Derek Moulton. Fowler came up with another good game in goal. Thriller The second game turned out to be a thriller with end to end action. Mills led the win with two goals with Vanderploeg getting the other one. “Whife was in net for Oak Ridges. are under way IHiII playoffs ...for sure! (Bvuvns pholo) RICHMOND HILL â€" Playoff action continued in Richmond Hill Minor hockey house league action last week with CFGM Bantams eliminating Surf Marine in three games. The first game was tied 1-1, CF‘GM won the second one 4-3 and the final game by 2-1. CFGM new advances into the B finals. (‘FGM 2. Surf Marine 1. Steve Bialkowski and John Follows got the winning goals with assists to Alden Palisca. Russ Thompson. two, and Doug Eldridge. Neil McGregor scored the lone goal for Surf Marine unassisted. CFGM 4. Surf Marine 3. Eldridge and Follows pumped in two goals apiece with assists to Bialkowski, Follows, Eldridge, John McLaughlin, and Jim Mitchell. For the surfers it was Ray Burnett from James Tuck; Tuck from Mike Bell; and Neil McGregor from Tuck. (‘FGM 1, Surf Marine l. O’Donnell got the goal for Surf Marine from Tuck; Greg Lym scored for CFGM from Eldridge. A Series Bantam Gormley Sand & Gravel 4, Dan’s Auto I. For Gormley it was Ross Cramer from Dave Corless; Kevin Luckasavitch from Russell Thornhill and Corless; Ed McNally from Thor- nhill and Alex Bilotta; Thomhill from McNally. Bill Neilson got the lone goal for Dan‘s unassisted. Gormley Sand & Gravel 6. Dan’s Auto 1. Ross Cramer was the big triggerman with four goals with Dave Corless drawing three assists and Billotta getting one. The other goals went to Kevin Luckasavitch unassisted; and Corless from Bilotta. Again it was NeilsOn getting Dan’s lone goal from Al Duncan and Paul Lawlor. 7 - 7 tie Hi/lto wn wins Hilltown 2, Galaxy 0. Hilltown wins the total goals series 8-1i For Hilltown it was Patrick Dickinson from Jason Trenton and Brian Hunt; and Tom Duffy from Scott Young and Mark Diogaochino. Cramer gets 4 Bob's Boys 4. City Wide 3. Bob’s Boys win the series 12â€"8. Ttodd Sav0ye got two unassisted goals for Bob’s with Rbbbie Sharmck scoring from Savage; and Omar Grant from Sav0ye. For City Wide it was Scott Reynolds from Cesidio Negri; Derek Di Battista unassisted; and Negri from Reynolds and Barry Mckinnon. Allencourt 4, Jakma 1 (exhibition). Steven Lennox fired home three big goals with Walter Palisca getting two assists and singles to Peter Plesch- berger and Maurice Poirier; Brian 3 for Lennox 2 FOR $1000.00 CARDS â€"â€" 5 FOR $2.00 PROCEEDS T 0 CYSTIL‘ FlBflDS/S RESEARCH & [DC/ll L‘HA BI TIES ANNUAL MONSTER BINGO $10,000” By Bob Ross Jr 18 REGULAR GAMES 0F $100.00 EACH CARDS -* 3 FOR ‘1‘’0 %SPECIAL GAMES/l YOUR ADVANCE ADMITTANCE TICKET WILL BE SENT TO YOU BY RETURN MAIL EARLY BIRDS 8 NIGHT OWL GAMES REGULAR GAMES START AT 8 P.M. MUST BE OVER 16 YEARS TO ATTEND ADVANCE TICKETS 2 SHARE THE WEALTH CARDS â€" 5 FOR $2.00 Rice ’3 in romp Rice's 7, Baif l. Rice‘s now lead the series 6-1. Andrew Field scored twice for Rice‘s with assists to David Wood and Mark Mueller. McKenna from Lennox. David Repath scored for Jakma from Daniel Jensen. Brian Delville also had two goals with help from Dane Fleiner and Jim Walmsley. 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