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PAGE 8 THURSDAY, JANUARY 4,1973, WHITBY FREE PRESS Art hckv Ounu Tiremen suffer another Ioss The Brooklin-Whitby Cana- dian Tire Jr. 'B' Tiremen suf- fered their sixth straight loss as they were defeated 10-5 by the Pickering Panthers on New Year's day in the Brook- lin Arena. The loss left the Tiremen in 9th place ini league standings, 2 points behind the Picke ring Club who hold the 8th and fmnal play-off spot. The Whitby club traled 5-0 at the end of the first period, as the Panthers came on quite strong in the opening minutes. Bruce Crouch started in goal for the Tiremen but took hîmself out of the gaine at 12:56 of the opening period as the visitors put 4 shots by him while managing only 6 shots. Kim Crouch took his place between the pipes for the balance of the gaine and was beaten 6 times on 44 shots. The scoring for the Tire- men was spread out over the second and third periods, Doug Wood f-nally got the locals on the scoresheet ai 5:47 of the second period as he fired a hard slapshot froin just inside the blueline. Less OshaWU & Arn': Largst TrcoDealier Full i rts& ýSovics than 2 minutes later, the Pan- thers hit once more as the Tirenien were a mnan short due to a minor penalty to defenseman Bob Dalby. AI Potts of the Brooklin-;Whitby club picked Up his first goal of the year as he beat Rowlin in the Pickering net on a seramble. This pulled the Tirernen to within 4 goals, but before the second period ended, they were again down by 5 as Jin Snetsinger beat Kim Crouch ait 17:-26. The Pan the rs scored at the 20 second mark of the third period, but Don Nichol- son got that one back as he scored ai the 27 second mark. The Tiremnen and Panthiers each scored two more goals in the final frame, before the final bell. The last two goals for the Tiremen were scored by Ken Clarke who was brought up froin the rnidgets to 1111 in for menibers of the Brooklin-Whiiby club who are down wîth the Olu. Steve Sandford was also brought up from the mnidgets, anid aI- though he didn't score a goal, he did set up the first goal si MON. TO THURS. 9-6 FRIDAY 9-9 SATURDAY 9-6 by Clarke. The next game for the Tiremen is Thur. Jan. 4 as they take on the Toronto Nationals at the Brooklin Arena. Game time is 7:45 p.m. Sat., Jan. 6 the Tiremen go to the Civie Auditorium in Oshawa where they take on the Oshawa Legionnaires at 2:00 p.m. This will be the first meeting between these two clubs. General Motors Truck Plant Alil-Stars The General Motors Truck Plant Hockey League Ail-Star garne was played in the Ajax Arena on Dec. 29 at 4: 15 p.rn. The gaine was won by the No. 1 shiift, "Big Greeni Machine" as they defeated the No. 2 shift, "Marooni Marauders" 11 -4. Ted Whitely was the big gun for the Green Machine as lie notched 3 goals and 3 assists. Two of Whiîely's goals were scored in the ihird perîod while bis tearn was killing a penalty. One of his shiort- banded goals was unassisîed. Other goalscorers for the No. 1 shift AIl-Stars Carl 'Siwerd- 'ta. Wayne Cheesmnan, Dave Green, Gary Gray, Brian Genge and Gene Supryka. Gary Gray and Dave Greeîî bad scored two goals each. Scoring for No. 2- shift Al- é Tournament Action Joe Howe No. 6 laps the puck in the open net to score for Whitby against Detroit. No. 9 Mark Mîllar and No. 10 G len Johnston for Whitby look on. Photo by Roger Barnes Stars were Tom Tbompson, Jack Mclnnes, Ed Arych and Herb Clark. The Green Machine led 4-1 ai the end of the firsi, 6-3 ai thc end of the second period, and then they oui- scored the Maroon Marauders 5-I in thec final 20 minutes of play, The Truck Plant League is going tu îry and niake ibis a yearly tbing now thait tey have bad their firsi and very successlul AIl-Star gamie. Brooklin -W'hiiby Minor Batntami House League Re- sults: Gaines played Dec. 28, 1972, Rotary - 3, Lions - 0, Blair Gibsun 3 goals, Mark Mason recorded the shut-out. -Police - 21,Kinsn p- 1. McCORMACK BLADES BANTAMS FINALISTS IN CAN/AM INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT The Brooklin-Whitby Mc- Cormack Blades Bantamis per- formed well in the Christmas International Tournaînent at Guelph Dec. 26-30. Playing six games ini five davs-losing une -their last gaine t Thorn- hill Glaverbel Bantamis for the Grand Chamipionship. The Blades sîarted their tourna- nment bid with a convincing 17-O win over Grosse Pointe Voyageurs froin Michigan. Scoring for Whiitby--Joe Howe had three. two each for Wade Roberts, Danny Gallogley, Jeff Baun, Robin Barnes and Glen Johnston, singles by Bar- TV $769 .Msch Less With MWe Service Whot W. Ssii Ourseives What we put ln bock lkeps us ln front. PHI LI PS MOD(ILAR4PHLI FALCON T.V. 426 SIMCOE ST. Se OSHAWA 723-0011 ry Milner, Richard Pigeau, Harold Lymburner and Todd Casey. Top point men for Wbiîby ini this gaine were Roberts and Casey with five each. Goalkeepers Bobby Wil- son and Mike Wolff shared the shutout. The Blades second garne was a 5-I win over Detroit Little Caesars. Scoring for Brooklin - Whitby-Mark Mil- lar, Howe, Baun, Barnes and Joe Mclntyre. Millar had two assists for three points. Wil- son played well in goal. A strong gaine against Oak- ville Selecîs in their third en- counier gave the Whitby Blades an 8-2 victory. The scorers were Mclnityre two and singles by Roberts, Howe, Baun, Barrnes, Pigeau and Cas- ey. Wolff played a sîeady gaine ini goal. Mclnîtyre and Roberts lhad top points with tbree eacbi. The fourth contest againsi homne town Guelph AIl Stars proved to be the toughiest 50 far for t he Blades who canme out on top 3-2. Scorinig for the Blades were Howe with two wiîb a sîigle Io Millar who also had Iwo assists. Wil- son was treinendous in goal, inaking iany key saves es- pecially ini the lasi twu in- utes when Guelph pulled their goal-keeper iin favour of an extra aîîacker. The Blades fifth garne was a toiigh close checking en- counter withi the sîrong and well-bala nced Toronto Red Wings who were at this stage considered the favourites to inake the final. The Brooklin- Wbitby boys were in no way awed by ibecir bigger opposi- tion who hiad to corne froi behind Io tic the Blades 2-2. Wilson was at bis besi iin goal putîing on a tremnendous per- formnance f'or the Blades es- pecially with five seconds to play in the gaine lie left bis net Io inake a sprawling save and beat the Red Winigs on a iwo-înan breakaway. Scorers for Whiiby were Lyniburner and Johnston, who also had an assisi. The Blades played t'airly well in the Chainpionsbip Gaine against a slick passing Thornbill Club which hiad to coine out on top against Ro- chester Amnericans, Toronto Olympics, Chicago Minor Hawks, Scarborough Sabres and Burlingion to reach the final. Whitby losi 8-4 altboughi they ou ishot Thornhill 30-26. Defensive lapses and penalties FALCO Buy a rIORO You can't buv better. SUPER SNOW HOUND 5 h.p. $469e95 7 h.p. $569,o95 8 h.p. '$619.95 Pr.-Inventory Specia I 107. OFF RUNDLE GARDENR NTE 1015 King St. E. 725-65U OSHAWA 7 777777-7ý.,,-«,