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,TOPS IN LEAGUE PLAY -The Queens won honours as the top team in
regblar season men's ball. Team members at Saturday night's banquet
were, front, -left, Steve Web-sTer, --Marc Robinette, -Gerald Atiblrrantt--
Larry Gowan. Back are Jack Price, Brian Dale, John Janmaat and Dennis
Campbell. Absent when the photo was .taken were Roy Klages, Jim
Flnlayson, Jerry. Hetherington and manager Jim Parkinson. (Photo by.
• White)
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BY DAVE:BROOIVIE
For the past Aim yeas or •
so it has, been he the
thunderstorm rumliiing in
the distance. It threatens
only but never quite makes it
here.
This year though, you may.
have to beard up the win-
dows.
After, last &Way's three
game performance a definite '
equalization pattern is form-
ing and what Howard Cosell
may term mediocrity rnav
quickly turn into excitement
before too long.
The Rangers have won
three straight but by the
narrowest of Margins. The
Penguins have 1osttheir first
-three-but lay a4ota1-of-4ust___
five goals. That's hardly
runaway stuff.
There is definitely some
much needed balance this
term axid most agree the
LH -.L. could be in for its most
'
,
successftd season in some
Y.,earsiE
tIRS 4 PENGUINS 1
The Flyers added win
nomber IWO iaSt Sunday
evening by downing a short-
handed Penguin.tam
'Efts Delveeehio. Peter
Flanigan, Gerry Barringer
arid Bill Price all counted for
the winners. ,
Dave Longstaff scored the
lc:Me-Peri goal.
RANGER 5 HAWKS 4
The Hawks staged a far-
ious late game rally but- the
big cemeback just fell short
and the Raigers escaped
With a. 5-4 triumph after last
Sunday's middle match.
The Hawks outplayed the
Rangeo_lar most ef the way
but couldn't musfer -ere:nigh
good shots on net to pull out
a
Kevin Bennett paced the
winners by picking up two
goals, Ron Plumsteel, Jim
PLAYOFF WINNERS—Trophies were presented to the Turf
Club, play off champs in this summers industrial ball, at a
banquet Saturday night,. Team members are from left, front,
Jack McLlwain, Bill Strong, Etts Delvebchio, Ken McLlwain,
Centencares drop game Mitchell
Bryan Peter and rear Terry Johnston, Ron Driscoll, Murray
Henderson, Mark Twynham, Brian Nuhn and Bob Schenck.
The team won the playoffs in three straight (Photo by White)
BY GARY GRAY
The Mitchell Hawks
scored five power play goals
andcompletely ofithustled
the Centenaires as they
recorded a lopsided 12-2
victory h was the first
scheduled game for both
clubs.
The Hawks took a 4-0 lead
after the first frame and
increased it to 7-0 after two
periods. They outscored the
locals 5-2 in the final statue.
• Brad Fischer • and John
Sykes led the Hawk attack by '
firing three goals apiece,
while single tallies were
scored by Darrel Dietz, Tim
Ball. Jeff Rolph, Ralph
Steffen. Steve Otto, and
Dunc Ferguson. Veteran
Doug Anstettconnected for
bethCentennaire goals early
in the third period.
There were 103 minutes in
penalties called in the game
by Referee Dave Lynch of
NO REBOUNDS—Sealorth netminder covers game against Mitchell in Junior "0" action
up on a loose puck in the first period of the . Friday night. (Photo by Dillon)
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Sills and Bruce Kathwell,,'
added e othes.r
scons A PAIR
Casey 'gayer ;CArect A pair'
of goals for'the losing Hawk
side with Sid Wocks and
Gary Finigan adding single
tallies, •-•
BRUINS 7 CANADIANS 3
The Bruins got into the win
column in impressive fashion
last Sunday by whipping the
Canadians 7-3 during the
nights graveyard game.
Respite the score the
Canathans themselves had a
. number of good chances.
Unfortunatly the club caught
Bruin goalie Rick Eiortune on
one of his better nights.
Paul Holley notched a pair
of pals to lead the Bruins.
Doug Phillips, Bill O'Shea,
Marc lbabinette, John Jan -
meat and Kevan Broome all
added single markers.
Jim Holland, Dave Broome
and Mike Mariom replied for
the Canadian.
1.H.L. NOTES: Did you
happen to catch the Leafs
and Flyers last Saturday
night? If you did watch the
• Watqloo with the Hawks
taking 54 of them.
Centenaire Notes: Paid
attendance at Friday nights
game was'192.
Jim McClure despite being
beatentwelve times looked
quite impressive in goal as
hewas given little pro-
tection from his teammates.
Jim is a product of the
Seaforth • Minor Hockey
system buf did not play
hockey at all last season.
Along with veteran Dan
McClure. the Centenaires
should again be strong be-
tween the pipes
The CentenaircS, as a
result of overage players
going out of town to school,
and going to Jr "B" Hockey,
have onlv six returning
players from last year's
squad.
With the exception of Dan
McClure sand defenceman
Don Williamson. the other
four (Doug Anstett. Mike
Fenney. Dan Nash, John
Devereaux) are all in the
final season of Junior
hockey.
RMITRNING DEFENCE -
MAN
Williamson is the only
Pleas,: turn to page 11
Bowling
stopidity you were alSQ wit- -had allowed79gerals injust 8
ness to sports biggest con games. Its obvious that they
job in yeara, Remember the have little' defense and may,
hype about how Philadelphia be Om' less offense, All
had changed their goon 4st.? teams go though these
They dispelled that Mythrand transition years and have to
also proved ifs 'difficult to suffer through them. Hope -
play hockey when you don't fully they will becerne a little
have any hockey players -The more cempetive as the sea -
Flyers put on a shOW that son wears on,
proved lance and for all that Our oWn Centeriaires are
building process. It takes
patience and courage to stick ,
with It.tyvhen the iteiNg pts
rough. '
There is nothing hush .,
aboilt hockey. ,around bete
only some attitudes,
Games next Sunday night '
October 26 are-: 7:00 Canad-
ians, Rangers; 8:30 Bruins,
Flyers; 10:00 Hawks,
they are are the all time goon _going through a similar, re-_ guins.
show of hockey. Thank God
they lost the Stanley Cup Iasi G asti•
, the goons won, it would have mn.cs open for
spring to the Islanders. Had
13oon, pulled tale of his stick youngsters -Thursday
jset the sport back 25 years.
Bobby Clark; the head
obs again. He hooked his
weapon around Pat Hickey's
face •and pile it a yank.
Hickey ended up with some
stitches while the vastly
over -rated Clark deservingly
sat out d major penalty. .
Scene of us have been
following the fortunes of. the
St.M arys Lincolns with more
than a passing interest. They
got bombed 14-2 last week-
end...again.
The team, at this writing,
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