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Warriors lose in ovrime to Brantford Alexanders WHITBY1 FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER 17,1976e PAGE 13 Seven Whitby girl in .swimming meet 'The Whitby Warriors lost two overtime gamnes to the Brantford Alexanders on the weekend. On Friday in Brantford, John Gofton's second goal of the game after 2:54 of over- time gave the hosts a 4-3 victory. Steve De Gurse and Fred Speck scored the winners' other goals. Ed Shack, Greg Bodnar and Brian Hart replied for the Warriors who were out- shot 36-31 but got good goal- tending from MIke Ryckman. On Sunday in Whitby, Jack Egers' second goal of the gamne after 57 seconds of overtime boosted the Alex- anders to a 4-3 win. Other goal scorers for the visitors, who trailed 4-2 after two periods, were former Barrie Flyers' captain Corby Adams, with two, and Dan O'Donahue. Whitby got goals from Mike Keenan, Ed Shack, Mark Robson and Greg Bodnar. Once again, netminder Mike Ryckman played a strong game in a losing cause, facing 41 shots while his teamrnates managed 33 at the Brantford goal. Warriors play a pair of games in Thunder Bay on the weekend. Their next home game is Sunday, November 28, when they face Cambiidge at 7:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park Arena. Warriors' Eddie Shack scored a goal a game on the weekend but Whitby stiil lost a pair of overtime games to Brantford. Dorey the story in men 's hockey league Mohawk Signs, with eight points, currently lead the Whitby Men's Hockey League. Four teams are tied in second place with four points each. Following are the resuits of games last week. Chris Catering defeated Munn's Press 6-4 on two-goal efforts by Cliff Gi and Art Rumley and singles by Pick Vanderlip and Danny Deschens. Tomi Hogan, with two, John Phelps and Helmer ACVI basketball It was the same old story as far as Anderson Collegiate Vocational Institute's girls basketball teams were con- cerned. Once again, the Juniors experienced the thrill of victory while, the Seniors feit the agony of defeat. The Juniors edged Kenner C.V.I. 219-25 in a gamne which was close throughout. Linda Brown was high scorer for Anderson with eight points; Liz Brown had seven; Cathy Brown, six; and Deb Taylor, four. In their second contest of the week, the Juniors trounced Dunbarton» 45-6. Higli scorers for Anderson, who led 19-4 at halftimne, were Cathy Brown with 1l This pay day.. REMEMBER OXFAM Warking With People Who Are Helping Themselves PO. BOX 18,000 STN. "A"1 TORONTO M5W MW points; Liz Brown, 10; Linda Brown, eight; and Cecilia Kent, six. Anderson's Seniors, how- ever, dropped a 23-l4decision to Dunbarion. High scorer for the losers, who trailed 19-6 at halftirne, wvas Mary Stanic with eighl points. Emerson replieci tor the losers. Shea Realty edged Bondeco Rustproofing 4-3 on goals by George Whitehouse, Don French, Dave Krause and Jue Brown. Mike Szkreda, with two, and Greg Chambers scored for the losers. Tony Dorey scored six goals and Ron Harris three to lead Midas Muffler to a 10-3 drubbîng of Fireplace Plus. Jack Townson added a single for the winners whio gave up goals by Tony Farr, Barry Allurn and Ray Noble. Mohiawk Signs Whipped Apko H-ectric 7-3 on two goals ecdi by Ken Linton and Gord Martin and singles by Bob Grant,Gord Luke and Ian McGee. Gary Kondrat, Bob Green Jr. and Ron Doble sçored for Apko. Offices 171 King Street East, Oshawa 22 Walton Street. Port Hope . Seven Whitby girls will be participating in a provincial novice synchronized swimmi'ng meet in Ottawa from F iday to Sunday. The girls are among 14. members of the Hamlton- Oshawa-Whitby Synchronized Swim Team, which is regarded as the second best in Canada, says Whitby swimming pool supervisor Tom McLaughlin. The Whitby girls are al novice swimmers, most ' of them competing for their first time this year. They participate in regular training sessions Tuesday and Thurs- days evenings from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Iroquois Park, under the direction of Head Coach Betty-Ann Major and assistants Lynne Matthews and Donna Stafford. The girls have been improv- ing stead.ly, since commencing C.W. Marlowe, c.a. in September and are present- ly working towards the big, meet in Ottawa. New teara suits are on the way, thanks to the, Whitby Kiwanis Club. They are colored navy blue with a gold panel. For the new year, the smiimmers are working towards a 12 and under competition January 30 in Burlington. Inter-teamn competitions are also being planned for 1977. The Whitby members of the team are Michelle Callan, Shelly Summers, Susie Sumn- mers,,Jeanette Smith, Karen Freek, Debbie Wilcox,Leanne Winters, Gaila Nicholis, Marian Filo, Cathrina Bobel- dzk, Cathy Parrott, Berna- dette - Langlois, Patricia Powell and Nancy Rivett. chu rtered accountants Telephones 579-5531 885-2335 .1. 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