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PAGE 12, TFIURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972, WHIT13Y FREE PRESS Ar~m Jm.y roundup Tiremen drop 3rd i n row B»y Doug Weales The Brooklin-Whitby Can- adian Tire "Tiremen" suffered r.. their third straight in bowing to Belleville Bobcats by a score of 6-5. The Whitby club jumped into an early lead as Doug Wood scored at the 51 second mark of the first period. By the tinie the first period end- ed the Tiremen had been outshot 13-6, outscored 3-1 and outmuscled by the Bob- cats. The Belleville club scored two more goals in the second period,while allowing Whitby only one. The second Whitby goal came off the stick of Bob Mowat. Mike Harper beat the Bobcats netminder cleanly at 15:29 of the second period, as he deked the defense and let a blistering slapshot go. The puck entered the net, hit the post in the back of the net and bounced back out. The goal judge signalled a goal, and the referee blew the whis- tic. At this point in the gamne the Tiremen were down 5-2 and skating hard. A goal at this point looked good for the Whitby club, but the refere decided ta caIl it "No Goal." .The Tiremen outscored the Bobcats 3-1 in the final per- iod, but they were still one goal behind as the siren wcnt to end the game. Goalseorers in the third period for Whitby wcre Don Nicholson, John Sedgley and AI Bathe. The Tiremen lost two games carlier in the week, as they were defcated by the Toronto Nationals in the Lambton Arena on Dec. 6, and by the Bramnalea Blues on Dec. 7 in the Brooklin Arena. Goalseorers in the 6-3 loss to Toronto were Doug Wood, Don Nicholson and Bob Mow- at. Doug Wood, Don Nichol- son and AI Bathe did the scoring for the Tirernen in the 8-3 loss to the Blues. Next home gaine for the Tiremen is Dec. 14 when they host the Belleville Bobcats in a return match. Game time is 7:45 p.m. in the Brooklin Arena. Ajax Knob Hill Faims en- try in the Provincial "A" league got back on the win- ning track Dec. 10 by defeat- ing the visiting Dixie Beehives 8-5. John Fielding led the Ajax attack as he fired four goals and picked up the assists. Bernie Johnston gat three goals and assists ta hclp in the win, while Rick Kranc pickcd up flive assists. Next home gaine for the farm boys is Dec. 17 when they play hast ta the Downsvicw club. Major Pee-Wee House League Merc's - 8, Beikel - 0, Red Wings -7, Celotex -2, Kiwan is 3, Dodd &Souter - 1. Vickery Electric Mites of the Brooklin-Whitby Minai Hockey Assoc. were used like doormats last year in almost every gamne they played, but this year things are a lot dif- feren t. Last year Vickery Elec- tric was made up of first year players in a league of second yeaî teams. The players have îiproved a great deal over Iast year, and are taking a back seat to no anc. Thcy proved this once again as they defcatcd Bay Ridges 4-1 on Dec. 10 in the Brooklin Arena. Scoring for the Elec- tricians were Todd O'Connor, Rannie Maguire, Bîock Neu- man and Ian Porter. Brooklin-Whitby MacDon- alds Minor Bantams won twa more gamres during the past week. The fîrst was a 5-1 win over Stouffville with Dave Wîlliamson firing two goals. Terry Why te, Marty Gallas and Lloyd Cannai added singles. The second win of the wcek for the Big Mac's was Dec. 9 in the Braoklin Arena where they skated to an easy 6-1 win over the Bowman- Bantams. Dave Wiiliamson led the way in this gaine also as he picked up two more goals along with two assists. Marty Gallas also) picked up two goals in the win, whilc JoeI Gangemi and Dave Stocks added single markeîs. Broaklin Concrete Juven- îles wenîta Maikhaii Dec. 6, and carne haine with a wcIl dcservcd win as they downed the Markhami squad 4-3. The "Ceenimeni" were losing 3-0 in the second per. iod and put on'the pressure. Brian Harrison paced the Bîaoklin club wîh two goals, while Bill Lockyear and Greg Cartwright added singles. Brooklin-Whitby Consoli- dated Building Corp. major rnidgcîs were shut out 3-0 by thc Bowinanville mlidgets in a gamne played in the Brooklin Arena, Dec. 10. Bowmnanville led 2-0 until the final minutes of the gamne when the Broaklin - Whitby club pulled their goaltender in favour of an extra attacker, but the inove failcd as the Bowianville tearn fired the puck mbt the empty net. Brooklîi -Wlitby inaio Midgets gave their goaltender a hearty wclcorne back ta the Giea Gift of Music.. Of' fo MUNTZ COMPONENTS 9 C SCorne and hear aur 1973 selectian of Muntz Steo*0 Companents, Priced f rom 99.... SPEAKERS SComplete ronge of stereo speaker systems in h ond- *0 somnely finished cabinets. Priced fram ......... 1 TURNTABLES SGarrard Turntables camplete with base and caver.*9 00 From ..................................... 3 4TAPES 0 Thausands af tapes ta choose f rom* o . Priced f rom ......... 2 9 o5 9 BUY NOW! OHN TO PAY TILL 1973 1202 SIMCOE ST. N."CAGX 728-1122 CAGX SCORE ONE FOR FARMERS This was one of eight similar scoring plays last Sunday as the Knob Hill Farms team in the O)ntaria Prov- incial 'A' circuit trounced the Dixie Beehives ta get back on the winning track. Final score was 8-5. - Murray White Photography. nets in playing a strong de- fensive gamne in front of hinm ta gain a 2-0 win over the Stauffville rnidgcts. Goaltender Pat McGibbon was aut for six weeks with a cîacked banc in is ankle, but showed no ilI effects as he posted the shut out. l Tia Brown and -Jirn De- mille handled the scaring for the Brooklin-Whitby squad. ** * McCorimack Blades ban. tains of the Biookini-Wliby Minai Hockey Assoc. split this week as they lost 5-4 ta Ajax, then wenîta Peter- borough whcre they registcred a 6-I win. In the 5-4 Ioss the Blades got goals froin Jae Hawe and Jeff Bauji and Todd Casey added singles. The second gaine saw Robin Barnes and Jue Howe score twice each, with singles goinig ta Todd Casey and Barry Miliier. Lasco Steel Pee-Wees played two gaies in the Osh- awa Pc-Wee tournaient be- l'oie getting beat outinii over- limie by Bowmnanville. The first gaine fur the Steclers was an 8-0 shut out oveu Port Hope. Grcg Williamis provided the shut oui goal- tendîng while Randy Gallas led the way withi two goals. Singles were addcd by Dale Sawycr. Rickîc Kay, Scott Ravary, Jaiîie Roach, David Seyinour and Dave Bannon.* Thie Steelers lost 5-4 ta the Bowvnanville club in aver- lunie. Goalscoreis for the Steelers weîe Dale Sawyer, Paul Brown, Dave Bannon and Johin Waddell. The Lasco Steelers skated ta a hard foughit 6-4 win over Ajax over the wcck end. The Steelers got twa goals each frami Greg Tushinghiam and Dave Bannan with singles coming fromn Danny Maguire and David Seymnour. Mitchell Lumiber'pee-wces beat the Ajax pee-wees 4-2 on Dec. 8. Thcy got goals fromi Rick Schroer. Wayne Middle- ton. Jeff Fleming and David Flemning. David Fleming and Eddie Ucyden scoied two goals each while leading their timates Io an 8-2 win over Port Hope an Dec. 10 iin the Brooklin Arena. Other niarksinen f'or thie Lumiberien were Wayne Middleton. Jeff* Dinsinore. Paul Hunt and Keith Wilson. Bob Heran Farnm Equip. major novices recorded two wins over thc wcek end as thley defeated Cobourg 5-1I and Lindsay 5-4. Scoiing in ilhe first gaine lfor ithe Fari Eqtip. îeami was hiandlcd by Mark Underwood, DarI Blacquire. Grant Leitclî, Rick Vesters and Murray McCorkell. Goalscorers in the second gaine werc Scott Breiemer. Todd Cotton, Mark Under- wood, DarI Blacquire and Jo- cy Vanderlinde. Brooklin-Whiîby iinor no- vice teai played thrce gaines in the past week, and won theni ail. The first game was 3-1 over Unionville, Bobby Middleton, Tadd Chascwski and David Blacquire handled the scoring. The second gaine was 4-0 over Bowmianville as Scott Stonemnan and David Holding shiared the goaltending duties ta record the shiut aut. Billy Eyres, John Fusco, Bobby Middleton and Johin Ellis lookcd after the scorig for the win. The third gaine for the minai novice teamn was a 5--1 win over Markham witlî Bob- by Middleton niotching two goals while teamma tes John Fusco. David Blacquire and Todd Chiasczewski added singles. Thie uinar înidgels camne Up wiîhi a big gaine over the week-end as thiey delèated Port Hope 16-I. Big gun in thlis gaine was Gerry Huinink whio notchied four goals. Eddie Szczur picked up threc goals and foui assis! s eaclh. Single inarkers were scored by Jim Demille. Glen Kinzic, Tiin Brown., David Allen and Darcy Dcinoc. * * * This weck isn't Minor Hockey weck, but you canl stili take your boy to the ri nk. Bowling page 1 Basketball Henry St. Higli School Ju-. niais won the Invitational Basketball Tournamnent held in Oshawa recently. There were eighî t eamis invited fromn Cobourg, Oshawa, Whitby, Peterborough, Belleville, Quinte, Peterborough, St. Pc. ters and Oshawa McLaughlin.. The Henry Juniors defeated Peterborough St. Petcrs 43-40, ini their first gaine then defeat- cd Quinte 51-46. The final gaine saw tlhe Henry St. teami defeat BellevUle C.V.l. 54-5 I. Ail the gaines l'or the Whit- by tcam wcrc îot decidcd un- tii tie final seconds. Thie tcamn lackcd a great dca! aI' licighit coinparcd to tlieir op- ponients, so they uiscd a mnai ta man 1'u11 court press thîough out. O.H.A. METRO JUNIOR reiBl BELLEVILLE BOBCATS at WHITBY CTC TIREMEN .,.kli ComentyArema 14,7:45 P.M. THURS, DEC I.JW*