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The Winthrop girls came out spitting. fire
and: brimstone last•Wedriesday.anti a survey •
of the devastated wreckage saw"the :Junior
Farrs' bodies cooked and smoking aniid
• the,r,trins of a 4,0 torch job..
. • Elyria the, .opening faceoff to the -final
unpleasant, eardrum rattling sound of the
game priding horn,, Winthrop dominated. To
Such an extent that the Juniors.had just one
long slOw roller on net,
It Was a well composed, polished effort
over a team that had toiled in grand fashion
the past few weeks,
• perky Dianne ..Berinett- was • W inthrop'S
sniperin waiting this night. She tallied three
nicegoals to lead her mates down the yellow
Melt road to: A playoff action while the
• Farmettes drop into "b" play purgatory. Deb
Melady stole a chunk of the spotlight from.
Sennett bY popping in a single shot.
Site Hulley and Dianne Anderson pounded
• shots off the croasbai in a non contest that'
sa: busy Farrner ' goalminder • Dianne
Vanneste keep the score in the respectable
Category. '•
• Cheryl McClure and Jane Sinale had •
• outstanding games on the Winthrop points
• and.they stubbornly refused to let any of the
opposition creep past their positicins,
• Net so busy Winthrop goalie Norah Eckert
Managed to keep herself awake and alert by
preventing a number of attempted icings by
• the -Farinettes and originating some clever
' plays of her own.
•' PA RRLINE 3 PERTH 0
ThiS was a meeting that had just about
1- everything an aficionado of the sport could
- drool over. It Was a tasty mixture of graceful
playmaking, splendid goaltending and some• ,
flesh bending body bumps. •
Unfortunately, most of the artwork belong-
ed to the Pauline masters. They blazedto the
.• attack early and like a swarm of grumpy bee,
buzzed the Perth section of the ice surface.
• The Misfit S had a glorious chance during
Midway 'point of the: first frame when
Parrline's Barb Pepper was flagged for
roughing. The ensuing powerplay fizzled
when Perth failed to come close to scoring.
' Parrline quickly grabbed the naomentuni
and Sandi Fremlin notched her comrades first
• - score with just 2 :54 left in the opening stanza.
Deb Verway and Sandra Wilson combined
Mr Solo efforts during the la.st frame to silence
anY Perth notions of an upset. Actually, it was
fortunate.for die Misfits that their opponents
• this night 'didn't chalk up substantial
numbers on the scoreboard. •
• Joan Henderson appeared to have rocketed
a marker into the, Perth net but the ref
negated the score on the questionable pretext
• that one of her allies had parked -her body in
the Misfit goal crease. And Sandi Fiernlin
Misted a heart thumping wide open net shot
late in the encounter. •
QUEENS & COMMERCIAL°
Only a fool couldn't recognize who the
better organization is between this pair. But
then again, only a dolt wouldn't see just how
well the Commercial did really perform
• despite that seemingly lopsided 6 to nil mark.
Before you hit the ground in overwhelming
swells and spasmS of uncontrollable laughter.
consider this; Janice Cairns missed a
shorthanded breakaway effort that could
haYO.Pal theRommereird411) ictlfeadyjn the
• affair. Sister Chris nearly fooled Queens
forwarn p011lulcd a 20 tooter trorn the slot. was Martin De Corte, His physieal style and
•
Perhaps the prettiest save of the yearciime/ ability to score was miSsed noticeably by his
•when Steve Eckert ripped a 1ong.sto,t from cluttand as a result, theyWere never really in
the point. The hall hit a body in front of the this one. •
net and completely 'changed ,directions. It Blaine Pryce "managed to keep the
, appeared: to be heading into the net With Mustangs hpnest on ocCasion. He dished out
Walter going the wrong way but hesomehow some geed hits including three ••solid
managed to shoot out a left foot and prevent .thumpers one shift. • -
what looked 'Ikea sure score. : . • Mitchell's first drive was by Don Toth and
The Grads then Tired out of their end and it found its way. into the. Raider net . That.:
'Tony Vanden Heuvel launched a missile that ended up being the winner.'
found its-way-inte-thOop corner-of-the-EasyDaveisonhardt-and,Brian--Matter-had-th
Rider net. . • other Mustang goals.
The Riders laded after that and the Grads - "
• EGMON DVILLE H .T. ROYALS
gpt-tWO.More tallies from Heiiry_Wydeylrn In
win easily. •.. • The-Ratsgot-sometreat-goaltendingiro
' Dave Vanneste and rode his ,ball stopping to
W INTH ROP 2 DUMPERS 1 , ..
a 2-1 :triumph over a much improved H.T.
The Old Guys actually hit the scoreboard Royals' brotherhood:
first when Larry Dolma& won a faceoff deep The losers pounded 14,shols at the rodents'
in Winthrop's end and slipped the ball back tO , goalie, many of then-. the difficult variety.
Martin Verberne Who,in turn, drove the This was the Royals best showing in some
orange bullet into the top corner of the time and they nearly pulled off what would
enemy's net. Alas, they didn't come close have to be termed a big upset.
after that. .
. . In fact, Al Riley of IL T• got .his friends on
Winthrop's first goal came as a result of the sheet first with agoal early in the opening
some Shoddy, haphazard play by th0 ' period, - " •
Dumpers, With an opportunity to punch the it was to be a night of first shot first goal.
ball into Winthrop territory, the Pumpers, Joe Dorssers turned the trick When his first
instead decided to get Edmonton Oiler -like • ;drive, and his clubs, 'found its way into the
and pass the bail back into their,own zone to- Royals goal. That came just under a minute
tart the. nlay. MM.!' W.11 ilr1.. lvfor12"). after H.T.'s- score. • -
made like a toner on the spoor of a rat ana rs
Do sets also had the other.Village score
dug the bailout from behind the net. His nice midway during the last •stanza. His • pals
feed onto the broom of Steve Knight resulted. directed 12 shots at goalie Rob Dearing in
in his club's first marker arid the DuMpers
what tamed out to be a wide open match.
seemed to crumple after the score. .
• goalperdon•Cheryl Morey with a cannon blast
• and Heather Mcflwraith, Lori Sherbarth and
Bev Shea all had sound opportunities early
that could have produced an outcome that
may, just may, have been different. Maybe
not a win, just different.
The 'Queens, however, weathered these
little, storms and rolled to a deserving
conquest.
It was the • trioka of Jean Dow, Brenda
Ernpey and Cheryl Kruse that made like
pirates, plundering the Cominercial ship last
week. They -cut a wide swath everytime they
appeared fora shift and combined for four
goals and seven points on the night. The
losers managed to stay even with the rest of
the Queens cast but this line had all engines
in warp drive.
As a rest& of the triumph the Queens
march heartily into the crusades to do battle
with infidels Partible and Winthrop while the
Commercial family should be successful in
the "13" setting.
Empey and Dow had two apiece for their
• smiad with Joan Bridge and Audrey Smith
adding singles to round out the scoring. The
three winners showed considerable broom-
• ball expertise last Wednesday and the finals
shotild be a dandy
-MENS HROOMISALL
•" GRADS 3 EASY RIDERS
„„ was a rip shortie" barri Urner to say
• the least An early season VettiOn of the
Grads parlayed good goaltending and cop-
ious amounts of hustle into a big 3 to nil
thumping of the chanielemi-like Easy Hiders
last Thirrsday night.
•
• Actually, it waa Grad goalie Al Walter that
set the tone for this Matchup. Ile made three
nifty early saves when the Facies were
pressing fora quickscore, Fspeciallygood
WAS his Wert on Dick Robinson's blast from
the slot.
- The Riders ball stopper Hill McPhail
• waSn't exactly chopped liver hinitelf. Ile
"•84/Opel Robert Wyde!eli when the Grad
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Ross Mitehell notched the winner early in . •
C.H. EXPRESS )1 KINKORA o '
the final frame. - The -Express humiliated Kinkora:11-0 in an.
The win by 'throp deadlocks this playoff-; eyexhibition. of breomball last
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series at a game each. 1 week.
opening
ek.
CIIISEJLHURST 3 JUNIORSFARMERS II I don't think anyone expected such.a total
Chiselhurst advanced to the second round uestruction of a Knight's bunch that had been
last week by mergifu
Farmers. The Chiselers won easily 3,0 and in The lopsided thrashing eliminates them from
yvo game series outshot the be finally hitting high gear'. further playa( actioi-t while the Express may
the short, t•
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Farmers by'a wide 38 to 8 count and .
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out -scored them 7-1. Robby Nash stored three time i 'for C.H.-
and added an assist to lead his buddies.
Martin Wynja had all three scores for his •Nash
Side. His first shot on net. which was -also his . Was tthe best player on the ice 13y far and it's
no coincidencethatwhen he goes so -does his
teams initial drive on the Farmer goal turned- club. , - •
out to be the winner. Brother:Jim Nash chipped in a pair front his
• Chiselhurst fired 20 drives at the opposi- t
olueline_vantage and has toiled nicely for the
. tion while allowing just three harmless shots &press during the series with KinkOra:
on their own net. . . Murray Houston also had a couple with
MITCHELL3 RAIDERS° ' ' John Cairns, Brett Finlayson, Marc Robinet
Mitchell Mustangs remained 'unbeaten in and John Devereaux all contributing singles.
round robin play last week by virtue of an • BROOMBITS: The regionals take _place in
impressive 3 to nothing conquest of a Paltherston this weekend so get out and. ,
Short -Staffed Raider crew. : • - support our teams. Saturday sees all the •
Most notable of the abseaRaider bodies Seaforth clubs in action:
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Tweens beat • Forest10-1, 8-5
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Seaforth Tweens elhnintited Forest in the went to Tracy Fortune, Susan Rowcliffe, two
firstround of ringette playefis by winning two apiece, with singles going to Jill Settles,
games straight. Janice Rodney, Kern Stanley, and Lisa
The squad travelled to Forest Saturday for llenderson..Assists went to Henderson with
a 10-1 victory. • three, Betties, Roweliffe, Fortune, Rodney,
Forest started the scoring at the 10:33 two each.
mark, managing their one and only past The second game was played in Seaforth
Andrea Gingerich. Sunday with Seaforth getting an 8-5 win. Sara
Kim Rau started the scoring for Seaforth, Teall look a turn in net, the first time this
also getting the second, and winning goal. season.'
Kim, also counted an assist. Other goals . Janibe Rodney started the scoring for
• Seaforth early in the game with two quick
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ones. Jill Wpodand TracyFArtmee added two
apiece with singles going so-illenderson
, bnd Kim Rau:Susan Rowcliffe counted -three
asSists. Henderson and Andrea Ribey, two,
and Wood and Fortune, one apiece.
The girls start a round robin series on
Friday in Seaforth against Exeter. This series
determines the top two teams for the
championship series.
Penguins 1-0.
Kevin Van den Neucker's goal assisted by
Mike Moylan gave the Marries their first
victaryand firstShut out over the Penguins in
Saturday morning houseleague hockey
nation.
; ' JETS 4 FLYERS
The Jets an d Flyers played to a 1-1 tie at the
end of the first period with a godi each by Jet
Jason Murray assisted by Pat Gridzak and
Flyer Jalson Gemmed. But the Jets domi-
nated in the secon d period with goals by Mark
Van Dooren (2), 'Jason Murray (2) and John
IVIcKercher assisted by Kenn Diegel. Flyer
David McNairn assisted by Jason Henderson
made on'e last tally with the final score 6-2.
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• Devereaux assisted by Brad Moore. 'The
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Somerville and Adam Agar assisted by Mike
&flak and Shaun Anstett but the leafs
dominated•With goals by Boyd Devereaux, •
Pat Cook, Stephen Van den Henget and Mike •
Weber. Derek Maloney stored one more
Whaler goal with the final score 6.3 for the • .
Leafs. •
0 ItERs 5 BRUINS a
The Oilers squeaked by the Bruins 5.3.
Oiler goals went to Troy MacLeod (3), Jason
Schodriderirnerd and Mike Hoven assisted by •
Craig Murray and Hay Lamont. Bruins goals •
were scored by Sean Melady and Aaron •
Broome Mt assisted by Pat Moylan.
NORTH sTA1182: CANAMANS 8
Stars MarkSmaleand Steven Pa 1 •
assisted byjande Wilbee, Jeff Gemmell And •
Allan were not enough to thwart the .11‘,
attack by the Canadians who won the contest I'
8-2. Canadian goals Wert' scored by Steve
Balfour 2'. f(riari Cook t2), Sean Cook, Jason _
Papple. Dwayne Pryce and Wayne Regele •
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