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PAGE 12,THURSDAY,JANUARY 11, 1973, WH ITBV FR EE PRESS Tiremen The Brooklin-Whitby Can- adian Tire Junior "B" Tire- men snapped a seven game losing steak wiîh a convine- ing 4-1 win over the Oshawa Legionaires aI the Civie Audi- torium in Oshawa on Jan.6/73. The Tiremen led 1-0 afler the first îwenîy minutes of play on an unassisted goal by Tom MacLeish at the 11:13 mark. MacLeish picked up the loose puck at the side of the Legionaires net and skated out in front and fired the puck past a very surprised Mark Logan in the Oshawa net. The Whitby club played their best hockey in weeks, as they were determined to win this ahl important gaine. Don Nicholson put the Tiremen ahead 2-0 at 15:24 of the second period as scor- ing his first of îwo goals. Nicholson scored his sec- ond goal of the game at 9:20 down Osh, of the third period as the Le- gionaires were trying to kili off a minor penalty 10 Craig Mac Leod for hooking. Nichol- son took a pass frorn linemate Tom MacLeish and skated to the Oshawa blueline where he unleashed a siapshot that left Logan îaiking 10 himself. The Tiremen wenî ahead 4-0 aI 15:18 of the final period, as Brian Millar beat Logan with a wrist shot 10 the far side of the net. The goal was the resuit of-a beautiful three way passîng play from defenseman Kent MacCarl and centre Mike Harper. The Whitby Club îried ev- eything possible to keep the Legionaires off the scoresheet to give the Tiemen their first shutout of the yeam, but Mac- Leod suid a weak shot past goaltender Tony Cannella at 18:23 of the period to round ouI the scoring. WINTER PROG RAMS at th.Y*W. C.A. REGISTRATION FOR ALL ACTIVITIES January 4, 10-4:30 & 7-8:30 p.m. For information oeil 576-888. 'The .W.C.A. is an Oshawa-Whitby United Appoal Sponsord aency. CANADIAN TIRE SPONSORS O.H.A. METR JUNIOR "Bi, PICKERING PANTHERS at WHITBY CTC TIREMEN iTHURS Jan. 11lth 7:45 P.M. Dunlop Radial Ply Tire HEADQUARTERS ATER¶LEY TIRE SERViC(E '103 Duuidos St. -East, Whitby 68335 - by Doug Weales awa 4-1 Tony Cannella was brouglit up from the Brooklin Con- crete Juveniles, and was only 1:37 away from a shutout in his first league game with the Jupior "B" club. Cannella pro- vided the Tiremen with ouI- standing goaltending, and was very instrumental in the win. The next game for the Brooklin-Whitby Tiremeri is Thur. ian. 11I when they host the Pickering Panthers at the Brooklin Arena. Game time is 7:45 p.m. The Tiremen need the win over the Panthers, as the Pick- ering club seems t0 be the team that the Tiremen are going to have to beat out in order to make the play-offs. O.H.A. Metro Junior "B" Ail- Star Selections The Metro Jr. "B" League has been divided mbt an East and West division for the AIl- Star game. The West tearns are: Wexford, Markham, Tor- onto Nationals, St. Michaeîs and Bramalea. The Eastern teains are: Belleville, Peterborough, Osh- awa, Whitby and Pickering. The al-Star gaine will be played in the St. Michacis Arena on Tues. Jan. 23 at 8:00 p.mi. Ail proceeds froin the gaine go to the Ontario Sports Writers' and Ontario Society for Crîppled Children; -I End of Y.ar CLEARANCE 73 Colts *244ce & 294e m ouetlowes #CHAI OSMA i j j also to the Charlie Conacher Research Fund. The East team line-up is: Goal-Larry Melntyre (Picker- ing) and Bill Epping (Peter- borough), Left Defense: Neil Turner (Belleville) and Davis (Peterborough), Right De- fense: Tim Yohn (Belleville) and Joe Greentree (Oshawa), Centres: Bob Wasson (Peter- borough) and Rick Meagher (Belleville), Left Wing: Don Nicholson (Whitby) and Paul Evans (Peterborough). Right Wing: Dave McKee (Oshawa) and Gord Duncan (Peterbor- ough). 3rd Team East: Left Defense: Joe Thonia (Oshawa) Right Defense: Gord McNevan (Peterborough) Centre: Tom Newton (Oshawa), Left Wing: Mike Noonan (Oshawa), Righî Wing: Ron Harris (Pickering), Coach of East Teamn: Mr. Wasson (Peterborough), Man- ager: Russ Soule (Belleville), Trainers: Tom Anthony (Osh- awa) AI "Seotîy"' Ramage (Pickering) and Marcel Boivin (Whitby). The West Division Team line-up is: Goal: Kevin Walton (Toronto Nats) and Lindsay Middlebrook (Wexford), Left Defense: Bruce West (Wex- ford) and Kent Jackson (Tor- onto Nats) Right Defense: Dave Shand (Toronto Nats) and Sain Taggart (St. Mike's), Centres: Brian Dillon (Mark- ham) and Wayne Ormson (Wexford). Left Wing: Doug Sellars (Toronto Nats) and Ron Wilson (Markhain), Right Wing: Ric Box (Brarnalea) and Paul Crowley (Markharn). 3rd Teai West: G reg Reeves (St. Mikes), tan Joyce (Bramalea), Alan Hayes (Bra- malea), Dwight Foster (Tor- onto Nats) Dave Aitken (Tor- onto Nais), Bob France (Wex- ford). Due to an irj u ry. France of Wexford will not be taken by Dave Ait keni of Tom- onto Nats. The FRIENDLY FLEA MARKETJ "We buy and seil anything' 23 KING ST. WEST 725-9783 OSHAWA $825 and 1925 ýROUX" "CHARGEX" Kaimplng Unllmlted 1 MILE NORTH ON TOWNLINE ROAD ýWA (EAST CITY LIMITS) 728-9942 r LUCKYmm ý mmm 9 0IUK *WIN '$0 CONTEST WINo $ 50' IEvery time you buy a pizza from PIZZAZZIP - yoti could win $50.0 Just fNI out the form on the top of the box and mail it to either of our two locations - Every Sunday there's a draw - and a winner. Buy a pizza and enter the contest! * PIZZA ZZIP WiByro t .Free.Delivery Oshawa 10 66-6r6or6St 99S. 2 Locations to Serve Vou 766 Siicoe st. S. --6 o- ---M-5--325 From $2188 COROLLA 1200 SEDAN o Front Disc res o Whâte hiI Tarm o SRM Wmndow fooBr o Four Spod Synche,,ug Tremmuion o A*d WMnvOeIiu *DNUST. W. 6684.792 Provincial Junior "A" Alil-Star Gamne The Provincial Jr. "&A" League will play their East vs. West Mll-Star game ini the North York Arena on Wed. ian. 17. The East-All-Star team ulne- up is: Gary Carr (Richmond Hill) Tony Bellavance (Rich- mond Hill) Greg Natale (Wex- ford), John Fielding (Ajax), Bernie Johnston (Ajax), Alex Pirus (Richmond Hill), Steve Tobias (Weston), Mike Me- Ewan (Wexford), Mike Pen- asse (North Bay), Harry Ro- buck (Seneca), Dave Dunkiey (Richmond Hill) Frank Neai (Seneca), Randy Herrington (Ajax). Coach of East Teamn Cari Brimblecomb (Richmond Hill) Managej: Ted Tobias (Wexford). West Teamn Gord Woolnough (Aurora), Rick Garcia (Weston), Ron Phillips (Aurora), Tim Ample- ford (Weston), Tantardini (Downsview), Dave Large (Dixie), Mike Liut (Dixie), John Cowan (Vaughan Nats), Mike Kitchen (Aurora), Ran- dy Ciotti (Downsview), Fred Prosser (Weston), Norm Met- calfe (Weston), Rob and Ron Harris (Vaughan Nats). Coach of West Tearn: George Storey (Vaughan NaIs) Manager: Bob Smith (Weston). AREA SPORTS ROUNOUP Brooklin Concrete Juveniles Win At Tournamnent The Brooklin (?oncrete Ju- venules travelled Io Belleville on ian. 7/73 to take part in a juvenile toumnamient. and camne homne wilhth le -B" division Cliamnpîonshiip. Bill Lockye r ufth île Cemienîîiîien" won the "Most Valuable Player" award. The Brooklin-Whiitby teain lost their firsi gaine to Kinig- stonl by a score of 4-1 itlh Bill Lockyer gel ting the lone Brooklîn goal. The second gaine wvas a 2-0 shut-out uver the Kinigston Towvn sh ip teain. ('raig Bronishiewski recorded flic shiît-out, wlîile teammnates Greg Cartwriglit and Bill Lock- yer scored tor the winncrs. The final gaine of the tour- nianientl'tor tlhe Brooklin Con- crete teain was againist Belle- ville f'or thie "B" Cham'pion- ship. The Ceenimien von this 01e 4--3. Scoring in tliis gaine for the Conicrete Prod. M osport to open 10 miles of trails More than 10 miles of new snowrnobile trails will be open to spectators at the $25,000 3rd annual Bosch Invitational snowmobile races, Jan. 12, 13 and 14 at Mosport Park. Mosport President Harvey Hudes, making the announce- ment today, said the trails will be open throughout the three-day weekend of racing. "We have notieed that spec- tators enjoy riding over Mos- port's 500 acres almost as much as they enjoy watching the racing," said Hudes.. "Snowmobiling is stili very much a participant sport, ai- though snowmobile racing is showing strong trends toward beeomning the top o'utdoor winter spectator sport." Organized trail rides wilI be conducted Saturday and Sunday at noon and 2 p.m. Severai companies are sup- plying warmup tents for spec- tators and trait riders. Racing starts on Friday with the $ 1,000 winner-take- ail Mosport Land Speed Run, a new feature of the Bosch Invitational. Racers will be attempting to establish a re- cord top speed on a special course laid out on Mosport's Mario Andretti Straighit. Full prograrns of racing on a new one-ifle oval will start at 10O a.mi. on both Saturday and Sunday. The S25,000 in prize and contmngency mioney is miore ihian double lasi year's purse. The Brooklin Concrete Ju- venfles recorded a 5-1I win over Cobourg in the Brooklin Arena in a league gaine last wcek. Scoring f'or the Brook- lini teanm were Lout Grenier 2 goals, Greg Carîwrigit I1, Tini Briscoe 1, Ken Vipond 1. Don Weatherall picked up 3 assisis. Gnuîfii/eLI on page 13 F', 1