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j I WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1976, PAGE 13 Alstar playoff action Local teams score victories in overtime thrillers Following are the results of recent Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association Allstar playoff games. MINOR PEEWEE After eliminating Bay Ridges in th'ree straight gatues, Aqualine Pools took a 1-0 lead in their best of seven series against Cobourg. They eliminated Bay Ridges 4-3 in the final game of the series on two-goal efforts by Charlie Mason and Derek Kotyluk. Jody Spurell replied for the losers. Aqualine Pools then open- ed their series against Cobourg with' a narrow 4-3 decision in a game played at Brooklin. Ron Maguire, Piaul Rich, Jeff Donaldson and Derek Kotyluk scored for the winners who hard pressed by Cobourg in the last few minutes. Pat Ryan, with two, and Greg Patton replied for the losers. MAJOR PEEWEE The Lasco Steelers lead their series with Ajax 2-0. In the opening game of the series, the Steelers scored a 5-3 victory on two goals by Lorne Bruce and singles by Bob Middleton, Dave Blacquiere and Warren Subject. Mike Rensly scored twice and Jeff Rogers once for the losers. In a thrilling second game, the Steelers 'overcame a 5-3 deficit and recorded an 8-5 vic tory in overtime. Ajax led Four fight for first Four teams crowd the first two positions in the eight- team Whitby Men's Hockey League. Chris Catering lead with 20 points on eight wins, four ties and three losses. They have scored 64 goals while allowing 54. Munn's Press, H. Salt Fish and Chips and Lasco Steel are currently tied in second place with 19 points each. Munn's Press have won nine games, tied one and lost five. They have scored a league high of 91 goals and allowed 58. H. Salt Fish and Chips have eight wins, three ties and four losses while scoring 70 goals and allowing 54. Lasco Steel have won seven times, tied five and lost three. They have scored 62 goals and allowed a league low of 45. Fireplace Plus have picked and seven lasses while scoring 63 galsandallowing64 avec oit Rustproofing hav 1ponson six wins, two ties and seven lasses. They have scored 47 goals Sand allowed 54. The Orphans trail with seven points on three wins, 'Î o ne tie and 1 1 lasses while scoring 43 goals and allowing 85. Shea Real Estate are in last place with six points on two w'ins, two ties and Ii lasses. They have scored 47 goals and allowed 75. In recent games, ireplace Plus crushed the Orphans 7-3, Shea Real Estate upset Bondeco 'Rustproofing 6-2, Chris Catering and Hl. Sait Fish and Chips played to a 4-4 tie and Munn's Press and Lasco Steel fought to a 2-2 deadlock. 1-0 at the end of the first period and 2-0 early in the second before Whitby scored three unanswered goals to hold a 3-2 edge at the end of the second. Three quick third period goals by Ajax put them ahead once more but Whitby came back to tie the score with 48 seconds remaining. The host Steelers scored three times in over- time. Dale Kernohan and David Blacquiere each con- tributed a pair for the winners who got singles by Todd Chasczewski, Bob Middleton, Warren Subject and Lorne Bruce. -Mike Rensey and Jeff Rodgers each scored twice for the losers while Mike Owen scored once. MINOR BANTAM The Optimists Internation- al eliminated Cobourg in three straight games. In the second, the locals recorded a 5-0 victory. John Taylor and Ron Belich shared the shutout while Charlie Meitner scored twice and Darrel Blacquiere, Mark Underwood and Denis Fulton once each. Darrel Blacquiere scored a hattrick to lead the Optimists to a 4-1 win in the final game. Mark Underwood added a single for the winners while Ian Dowle replied for the losers. -Two's company, tbree's a crowd but this is ridiculous. Lindsay players gang up to thwart a scoring attempt by the Brooklin-Whitby Ferrco Engineering Major Midget Allstars during a recent playoff game. The locals, after scoring with three seconds remaining in regulation play, won 5-2 in overtime. Free Press Photo by Blake Purdy MAJOR BANTAM Iroquois Pro Centre trail 2-0 in their best-of-five series with Cobourg. In the first game, Cobourg blanked the locals 2-0 on shutout goaltending by Brad Wilson and Greg Kelly. Ralph Lewis and Mike Cyr provided the offensive punch. Cobourg scored a 3-1 victory in the second game. MINOR MIDGET Chris Littlemore scored the only goal of the game with 27 seconds remaining as Bay Ridges downed Mary Brown's 1-0 to take a 2-1 lead in the series. Dave Power picked up the shutout. MAJOR MIDGET Ferrco Engineering came from behind to defeat Lind- say 5-2 in overtime. Ferrco Engineering's Dean Seymour scored with three seconds left in the third period to send the game into overtime. Whitby had trailed 2-0 early in the third period before coming back to tie the score. Dean Seymour and AI McDonald each scored twice for the winners while Doug Shearer added a single. Dean McGregor and Gary Beoke- boom replied for the losers. However, Lindsay notched the best-of-three series at 1-1 when the teanis met in Lindsay as they scored an 8-4 decision. Dave Meechan scored four tirnes for the The Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association Lasco Steelers Major Peewee Allstars close in on the Ajax goal during a recent playoff game. The Steelers continually fought from behind in this contest and tied the score at 5-5 with 48 seconds remaining in regulation time. The locals scored three unanswered goals in overtime to take an 8-5 victory and a 2-0 lead in the series. Free Press Photo winners, Ted Leth bridge twice and Phil Henessey and Barry Ferguson once each. Dan Kemp, Marty Gallas, Brett Hoffnan and Dean Sandrelli replied for losing Whitby. DO YOU ENJOY SINGING? 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