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WHITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1975, PAGE il Knob iler s 1, Pcyof At press time, the -Whitby Knob' Hi1l Farr-ns had kept their playoff hopes'alive byf defeating the North York Rangers '5-2 in a gane -Sun- day night. The victory leaves- the Whitby team trailing 3-I in, their best-of-seven playoff series. A hiattrick performance by' Don, Nicholson spear- headed the Whîby drive which also featured some fine defensive play. Whitby- opened by scoring two quick goals in the first period with North York re- turning die favour in the second. 1hn the third Wliitby rallied back* with Nicholson, Jim Duigan, and Tom McLeish scoring with the defence playing a tight game. In the previous three games which Whitby had lost 5-5, 4-2 and 7-3 respectively their performances were marred by defensive lapses and costly penalties., Scoring for- Whitby in game one were Nicholson with two, Greg Sanford, Mark' Sullivan and MikeNoonan.. In the second gamne, the Whitby' defense was again, noticeably slack and Rangers won 4-2. Whitby scorers in that game' were Don Nicholson and Greg Sanford. In the third gamne, two 'Whitby players, Don Nichol- son and Mark Sullivan, were injured in the. first period, and were out for the rest of the contest. Sùllivan was, taken to hospital. The Whitby goal scorers were Don Nicholson, Jim Duigan and Mark Jobb. The- Hilers played in North York last night, but at press time, the result waS un- known.« Knob Hill Farms goalie Mike Rykman keeps a close watch on the puck during some fast action ini the second playoff game betw,,een the Hillers and the North York Rangers. Knob Hill's Tom Brown looks on as the Rangers' Larry Trimble swoops in for a possible rebound. Whitby lost the game 4-2 and trails 3-1 in the series. Free Press Photo by Robin Lyon PASSPOýRTS. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY HOURS: Weeknights 6:OOpm to 9:OOpmt Thursdays 1I:OOam to 5:OOpm, Fridays & Saturdays IO:OOam to-5:OOpm. Macs Lose to Barrie Flyers .The Whitby Senior A McDonalds, despite Ilosing 4-2, turned in a strong per- formance against the league- leading Barrie Flyers on Fri- day. - The last lime the two teamns met in Barrie, the Flyers trounced Whitby 9-0. On Friday, Barrie's Paul Regan, league leading scorer, scored three times to lead the Flyers. Phil Branstôn tallied once. Bob Munro and Gary Milroy replied for the Macs Ahlistars Trounce Cobourg impressive! That's the only way to describe the Whitby Mal Florists Novice Alîstars after-- they outscored their oppo- nents 28-3 in three recent games. In a dazzling aIl round display, Whitby trounced Cobourg 14-O. Billy Callan and Geordie Muschette scored hattrick while Dave Sachko and Joey Nieuwendyk each collected two goals. Jeff Hailey, Greg Ellis, Darrin Bradley and Dave Donaldson rounded out the scoring with singles. In an away game Whitby shutout Stouffville 5-O. Mark Sweetland scored two-goals while Greg Ellis Dave Sachko and Joey Nieuwendyk each picked Up agoal. Paul Guest and Steve Gibson split the excellent goaltending providing Whitby with the shutout. In another home game Whitby thumped Bowrnan- ville 9-3. who only took three defence- men with themn. Barrie led 2-O after one period and 3-1 after two. In one point-in the final frame, Whitby trailed by 3-2. Ho)wever, Branston scored the insurance marker to ice the victory for Barrie. McDonalds pressed in the dying minutes -but weren't able to find the range. Mike Keenan, who has been out most of the season with a shoulder injury, under- went surgery earlier in the week. Keenan, who is experienc- ing severe pain, had the pin removed from his shoulder and exploratory surgery per- formed. 'He wil be in the hospital until the end of the week. 214 brock sreet south, whitb,ý ontoro 416<8)1212 IT'FS Al is your support -SO climb .0e m 8: 30 pm Ibis isi vent No. 17"I j New 1975 Linos of WaIIpaper Samples, Now Available THURSDAY FEB. 20O 8:30. p.m. Remember the Allan Cup? Been a long tilme? Want it Back? 0 K!.010K!l we. need We're on our way aboard for a BUCK AIL SEATS $1 MITCHELL BROTHERSý Building Supplies Ltd. Brooklin, 655-4991 Whitby McDonalds vs. -Napa.nee Cornets -Iroquois Park, Arena