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Mike Rumble was the hero in the Barrie tie scoring on a shot from the .ggmuiwm period. arne ad opened the Minor Atoms win 10â€"3 By PAT KELLY TWO of the Richmond Hill girls‘ soccer teams had such an outstanding season that they decided to take their talents south of the border. Pickseed downed Allencourt Pharmacy 6-2 in Richmond Hill House League Atom hockey last week with Darren Chapman and Kevin Oldham leading the way with Mo goals apiece. Steve Dickinson scored ' from Emilio Lurasi; and Jordie Craig from Kevin Oldham. Craig also drew an assist. Shane Kernohan scored for Allencourt from Keith Bishop: and Bishop also scored unassisted. Other atom results: Gerry Van Essen‘s Peewee girls. sponsored by Kiddie Kobbler, won both the league cham- pionship and the (‘up trophy in a season that saw them lose only one Hill Peewee B’s tie two and lose one Playing before television cameras brought out the best in the Richmond Hill Minor Atoms last Saturday when they walloped Aurora 10-3. When Richmond Hill arrived at the Aurora The Richmond Hill Peewee B‘s managed two ties out of three games last week losing 1-0 to Thornhill. then tying Barrie 2-2 and Sharon 5â€"5. Pickseed wins 6â€"2 Against Thornhill the Richmond Hill boys put forth a brilliant defensive effort but lost out when the latter team managed to sneak a goal past Rich- mond Hill netminder Robert Mattacchione with just two minutes and four seconds left in the game. In an effort to fight the continuing battle against wasting energy let the Liberal help you arrange a car pool. For only ‘250 per week we wrll run an ad to: Give you a ride or get you a rider. 884-1105 ' 8-81-3373 RIDES GIVEN GOV'T HOME INSULATION PROGRAM Rebate up to $500. CALL 486-5757 OR 884-5758 YOUR HOME FOR AS LOW AS IF YOUR HOME WAS BUILT PRIOR T01961 AND IT IS YOUR PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE â€" YOU NOW QUALIFY FOR THE . . .. fwd/ban Home Insa/af/on ltd. 2347 YONGE STREET TORONTO, ONTARIO M4P 2C8 Hill s0 ccer girls have great season DON'T BE A GAS GLUTTON Toronto Area 0 ROOF VENT INSTALLATION 0 1‘5 STOREY SPECIALISTS 0 C.M.H.C. APPROVED FIBERGLAS MATERIAL OMEMBER BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 0 FULLY INSURED 8t BONDED OCONSUMER PROTECTION REG.81531927 0 METRO LICENSE A00161 game They spent an en- joyable Thanksgiving Weekend in the Washington area playing in a tournament. The only thing wrong with the weekend was the team‘s inability to win a single game. from Emilio Lurasi; and Jordie Craig from Kevin Oldham. Craig also drew an assist. vStill, the girls gave their best. Another Richmond Hill girls team. Levendale arena they found out the game was being televised by the local cable TV station Richmond Hill scored four goals in the first three minutes and kept right- on rolling. ' Richmond Hill pumped mmgggglg in metfingl, period to tie the game at scoring in the first period only to have Kenny McGivern tie it in the second from Wayne Miles. Barrie then got a go-ahead goal in the same period. The exhibition game against Sharon saw Rich- mond Hill come from behind a 1-0 deficit to lead 2â€"1 going into the second period with Vince Romano scoring unassisted and Kenny McGivern blinking the light from Romano. Mike R u m b l e s c o r e d unassisted in the second pegi'od. Ca" Today For Details Richmond Hill â€" Auroraâ€"Nowmarkn Aru 400 NEWKIRK ROAD RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO L4G 3G7 Rice's Flowers 2. Loughlin Lumber 1. Colin Graham scored both goals for Rice’s with Allen Poole assisting on both of them. Bradley Farrow also assisted. Stephen Treppo scored for Loughlin from Danny Bakery. won both the league championship and Cup trophy and now hope to add to their laurels by winning the big tour- nament in Virginia November 22. Danny Paterson and Derek Flood each had six point games. Paterson had four goals and two assists while Flood had two goals and four assists Jon Lounds, Paul Black, Billy Hodges and Dean Arlenosl also scored The Jim Mulholland- ceached team will be the only Canadian female entry in the tournament. They will be travelling by bus and wearing track suits emblazoned with the He warmed up after that and held Sharon scoreless with some exciting goaltending in the lastjgw minutes ofithe game. Richmond Hill goaltender Robert Mattacchione was injured late in the third period with Richmond Hill leading 5-3. Jimmy Kiely was called upon and Sharon capitalized on the “cold” goalie with two quick goals to tie the game. 5-5. It was Kenny McGivem scoring from Jeff Hankin and Vince Romano and Wayne Miles from Kerry Newman and Brian McKenna. RIDES NEEDED West and Neil Myers Park Electric 3. Kin- near Pontiac 2. For Park it was Eddie Keates from Darrin Fleiner; David Baxter from Keates: and Richard Van Dykes from Daryl Banton and David Baxter. Jeff Rumble For the three days they will be there they will be the guests of the girls that were billeted in Rich- mond Hill during the Robbie summer tour- namentt name of Richmond Hill The Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Club. and especially their sisters on the Kobblers‘ team. wish them every success. for Richmond Hill. Randy Cull. and Lounds each had two assists. Black. Hodges. and defenceman Pino Decina all earned assists. Jamie McGuire made some key saves in goal especially in the second period. Unfortunately, the team didn‘t do quite as well at home on Sunday McKinlay Drywall 4. (‘adillac Baif 2. For McKinlay it was Bob Kirkpatrick from Daniel Buchanan; Larry Curry from Stephen Byer and Tony Dicesare; Sidney Peters from Jeff Corrick and Robbie Kleine; and Byer from Dicesare. Michael Leonard scored for Cadillac from Donald Godfrey; and Godfrey Dean Artenosi scored one goal from Billy Hodges and Randy Cull. Danny Paterson scored the other goal from Derek Flood and Jeff Macey. Unfortunately, the team didn‘t do quite as well at home on Sunday losing 6-2 to a powerful team from Barrie. Dean Artenosi scored one goal from Billy Hodges and Randy Cull. Danny Paterson scored the other goal from Derek Flood and Jeff Macey. Jason MacDonald made some good saves in The Hill net and Chris Rich well on defence, Michael Leonard scored for Cadillac from Donald Godfrey; and Godfrey from Stuart Yake, Barrow‘s Insurance 5. Mister Transmission I. Walter Palisca and Dean Bumette scored two goals for the winners with Rick Sulker getting the other one. Assists to David Palmer. John Powley. two. Kevin McLaughlin scored for Transmission from Wally Stock. Jason MacDonald made some good saves in The Hill net and Chris Rich well on defence, 10427 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL monn HILL DATSUN LTD- scored for Kinnear unassisted; and Chris Anderson unassisted. People‘s Natural Gas 1. Braddock Optical 1. Ian Walker scored for People‘s from Steven Venn; Scott Reynolds replied for Braddock from Kevin Jennings. NOVICE Galaxy Restaurant 4. Bob's Boys 2. John Aquino scored tw0 goals for Galaxy with singles to Jeff Hook and Daryl Baxter. Hook also drew an assist. Joe Simpson and Jason Page scored unassisted goals for Bob's Boys. Mazza Landscaping 4. Ramer Fuels 2. Wayne Price fired in two goals for Mazza with singles to Sean Carlisle and Shayne Patterson. Assists to Allan Gauld. Tommy Mitchum and D‘Arcy Campbell. Brent Walker scored for Ramer‘s from Kevin Barry. Patrick Healey got the other goal PEEWEE Dynes Jewellers 2. Sheild‘s Footwear 0. 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