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Hill B's split with Barrie Barrie greeted Rich- mond Hill Bantam B’s hockey team with a 2-0 win on November 18. A well played game by both teams with Barrie out shooting the local boys 19 to 15. Barrie scored one in the first period and one in the third period. Great goaltending by Peter Del Grosso and forwards Rob Cashin and Doug Walton with good defensive work by Mike Hegenauer. On Sunday evening they entertained Lefroy in a return game and came up with a 6-6 tie. This time the Richmond Hill sharpshooters found the range but they couldn’t keep Lefroy off the scoring sheet. Two gohl men were Tony Veitch and John 'Iyndall with singles to Richmond Hill returned to Barrie to outplay and out muscle them, but could only come away with a tie. Again, Rich- mond Hill was out shot 25 to 14, but great goaltending by Peter Del Grosso kept them in the game. Richmond Hill were outshot again 26 to 24, but our boys put together an excellent game. The Richmond Hill Carpenter Peewee II’s came up with a 6-1 loss to Barrie and a 6-6 tie with Lefroy on the weekend. Richmond Hill still came up with a well- played contest but was unable to find the range except for John Tyndal’s lone goal from Tony Veitch. Richmond Hill started slow in the first period but managed one goal on a power play by Troy Mitchell, assisted by Pat Lawlor and Glen Apps. Richmond Hill outplayed Barrie in the remaining periods but were unable to score. Barrie scored late in the third period to tie the game up. Sharon Bantams played Richmond Hill November 25 and came away with 3- 1 decision. Our boys played well to stay with these big boys. Single goal by Doug Walton assisted by Rob Cashin was all Richmond Hill could put together. It was a case of the locals being victimized by three rather cheap goals and excellent netminding by the Barrie tender in the first game. Our Lady Help wins volleyball Leading the Legion offense was Craig Halliday with three big goals with assists to Joel Reeves, two, Terry Thorsell and Danny O’Sullivan. Carpenters lose 6-1, tie 6-6 The win earlier 5-2 same team They’ve got quite a volleyball team at Our Lady Help of Christian School in Richmond Hill. Better than that. It‘s the best. The Our Lady Help of Christians’ Senior Girls Legion shakes Barrie jinx The Richmond Hill Legion Midgets finally broke the Barrie jinx. And how. The Midget A’s blasted Barrie 7-1 scoring three goals in the first five minutes. You sure can’t beat being a winner. Just ask these senior gals of Our Lady Help of Christian School in Richmond avenged an loss to the Len McVeigh then came up with an unassisted goal to put the game away. EXCELLENTGAME The entire team came up with an excellent Scott Bartlet played his usual allâ€"out game and came up with two goals assisted by Dave Plaxton and Jeff Joslin. Jack Vantol, team captain, put the game in the bag by scoring the Legion’s four goals with assists to Jim Majury and Rob McKinlay. Todd Sears and Jo Balistreri. .M. , . Geof Johnston and Todd Sears had two assists with singles to Ballistreri, Veitch, Girard and Thorsell. Richmond Hill’s next home game is Saturday at 7:30 in the old arena. They were competing against St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Joseph’s. Aurora, St. John XXIIX, won seven out of eight games to walk away with the championship held in Aurora. Good going, girls performance with goalie Ted Inch coming up with his usual fine game. The loss to Barrie saw the Legion team unable to defeat the “mental block“ that stops them when they meet this team. Despite the loss, Rich- mond Hill was in the game all the way but the and St. Peter’s Each team played every other team twice. There were eight games with a 10-minute time limit per game. The-Ricfimond Hill girls won seven out of eight TUESDAY DEC. 6th 7:45 PM. NORTH BAY VS RAMS RICHMOND HILL ARENA EXCITING JR. HOCKEY Hill. They're fresh from winning a big senior tournament for the second year in succession. You sure can't. Barrie took advantage of Legion penalties to rap in three goals in the third period. Scoring for the Legion was Danny O’Sullivan from Richard Hughes; and Jeff Joslin from Len McVeigh. Richmond Hill got to the final tournament by winning six out of six games in a previous mini- tourney.. games giving them the first place title and the trophy. puck just wouldn’t bounce in their favour. 2 EXCITING HOCKEY GAMES SUNDAY DEC. 4th 7:30 PM. HAMILTON VS RAMS ancstone’ Stores Tests‘prove that radral snow (Ires give far more lrac‘lion than regular radials. Look at those greedy traalon teeth eager to chew up winter. Big wrdeopen grooves. plus big shoulder lugs to bite in and get you moving. And the centre (read is desngned to give a nice. smoo‘h ride m-beMeen blrzzards WH ITEWALLS SNOW BITER Town & Country A8345??? 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The Richmond Hill Firefighters played their best game ever last week when they took on the powerful Scarboro team and tied them 4-4. SALE PRICE SC22F $47 50 $50.20 $5235 $58.40 $65465 $70.60 $58.40 $67.50 $72.75 378,15 $85.00 RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE RICHMOND HILL game at 2-2 from Haviland and Al McKenzie and that‘s how the first period ended. Scarboro scored early in the second period but it was Haviland scoring again just before the period ended from Larry Shier and Dave Olson to keep the score tied. TIE IT Richmond Hill started to come on at this point and with eight minutes left in the game it was Haviiand getting his hat- trick from Jim Lawson and David Sephton: Scarboro came out flying in the third period but Ben Fourget turned aside 10 shots before they scored with 16 minutes left in the game. / I COUPON EXPIRES DEC. 31/77 I L----- CLIP 81 SAVE -----J r--- WITH THIS COUPON --- n : (ROOFING! 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