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mWm The Barrie Examiner Wednesday March l7 I9769 Ivy is win away from championship By Paul St Clair THORNTONTime is working against the Simcoe County Broomball League The league is finding itself in an icetime squeeze in order to complete its championship series between Ivy Rangers and Barrie Jets Rangers took two games in one day earlier this week at the Thornton Arena to move to within one win of clinching the league title The first game ended in 30 shutout for Ivy over Barrie Jets At 402 of the opening period Jack Robbins of Ivy put away the first goal assisted by Glen Hitchon John Walton and Al Elliott assisted Dave Schandlen in the second goal scored at 623 of the second period Elloitt put away the final goal at 724 of the third period with Schandlen and Robbins assisting The second game of the day resulted in 43 win for Ivy Brian Casey of the Jets scored the first goal at 1028 of the opening period unassisted At 1302 of the same period Elliott put away Ivys first goal assisted by Schandlen and Mike Pelletier With only minute and 50 seconds played in the second period Pelletier scored Ivys second goal which was unassisted Peter Dusome tied the game up for the Jets at 1135 of the se cond period while Bob Drake assisted him At 719 of the final period Glen Hitchon put away Ivys third goal of the game assisted by Elliott Pat Rutledge of the Jets scored the tying goal at 802 of the third period unassisted The game remained 33 up to the end of the third eriod As resu 10 minutesuddendeathovertime period was played out in which no goals were scored despite the vigorous attempts by both sides Following the overtime period penalty shots were taken which resulted in Elliott scoring the winning goal for Ivy Minding net for Ivy in both games was Henry Sander who replaced Earl Elliott Sunday all players in the Sim coe Broomball League are ex pected to attend general meeting which will decide next years executive The meeting begins at 11 am upstairs at Thornton arena Sunday the 5050 draw will take place at 1200 noon at Thornton arena At pm Jets and Rangers meet again Rotary prepares for OMHA series In preparation for their up coming OMHA semifinals Barrie Rotary Peewees played an AAA team from Bramalea Saturday Feeling the effects of 10day layoff Barrie fell three goals behind after only five minutes of play against fast skating Bramalea team Barrie 14 down going into the second period caught fire to pump seven unanswered goals past stunned Bramalea goaltender to seal final win for Barrie by an 85 score Scor ing for Barrie were Mike Forbes Kelly Cummings with two each singles to Peter Whelan Gary White Mike Hof fman Steve Neal with assists to Jim Foulis David Cyr Midgets win Slessor and Periard midgets took the first game of best of three playoff series with Orillia 70 Sunday Barrie scored two opening goals added pair in the second and followed with three unanswered third period goals Chris Wonch scored three goals for Barrie Bill Johnston Barry Kell Steve Caldwell and Dave Forbes added singles Second game of the series is set for the Eastview Arena on Saturday 25 HAPPY BURGER Reg 35c Bayrield St Barrie Gerry Collingbourne Kevin Tustin Billy Macguire White Hoffman Whelan Playoffs start Rotary major peewees begin their semi final round of the Ontario Minor Hockey Associatinn with Whitby this Sunday team official an nounced today The series starts in Whitby with possible return Tuesday at Eastview Arena The series will be the best three out of five Atom champs Sundridge swept over Thorn ton to win the allOntario Atom Division championship Sundridge downed Thornton in three straight games Sun day was the final blow 21 win in Sundridge Thornton hosted Sundridge Saturday and lost 51 Brian Berness potted both Sundridge goals Sunday Lone Thornton marker was fired by Andrew Laycock Saturday Dave Rainey scored twice to pace Sundridge Garnet Quinn Bob Wilson and Brian Schmidt each added one Laycock scored for Thornton Try Our GREATEST SALE this THURSDAY 25 FRENCH FRIES Reg 30c Big as ever The lacrosse season is fast approaching Barrie Minor Lacrosse Association held registration over the LACROSSE JUST AROUND CORNER weekend as well as an used equipment sale at the Barrie Arena Trying out some of the limited stock available were at left Henry Sienkiewicz 12 brother Mit chel and Tony Weirtlt Examiner photo Bobcats minor peewees close in on series wins Two minor hockey teams of the Barrie Minor Hockey Association moved closer to eliminating their opponent in playoff competition this week Barrie Moffat Mercury atom Bobcats edged Thornhill 21 Tuesday to move into 20 lead in best of five final series Barrie Credit Union minor peewees are also involved with playoff series with Thornhill Following 32 win this week Barrie holds onegame lead in the best of five series Stephen Cadogan scored both goals for the Bobcats Peter Panagabko Gory Jermey and Mike Lloyd had assists Eric Howson spoiled any shutout hopes of Billy Lord with Thornhills only goal Barrie hosts Thornhill Thur sday at the Eastview Arena in pm encounter Barrie Credit Union minor peewees moved closer to clin ching the championship of the York Simcoe Minor Hockey Christies still leading Kempviewmixedleague Christies hold sixpoint edge over the rest of the Kemp view Night Mixed Bowling League heading into play this week Christies have 48 points Second place belongs to the road Runners with 42 points Bellevue Trailers have 3812 points with Slow Starters close behind with 38 points Aguavators are next with 37 points Alley Cats have 33 poinlt ts followed by Gutter Snipers Harpers Hoodlums Guys and Gals are tied at 31 points Lucky Strikes trail with 25 points Top average for the season is shared in the mens division by Murray Drake and Neil Lang with 210 Sandra Tuckey leads the ladies with her 216 average High single from recent league olav was taken by Jim 25 MILK SHAKE I4 01 QUANTITY Our Portion Sizes Not Reduced QUALITY We use name brand products preparing them to your order not cooked ahead in your car SERVICE We are happy to serve you at the counter or FEED THE WHOLE GANG DURING THIS GREAT SALE 728091 Goods 273 Dennis Doyle had 270 game with Frank Crossley posting 265 Tuckey led the ladies with 281 Muriel Rupert followed with her 263 Elsie Pain had 245 Doyle had 698 to claim the threegame high Lang followed with his 682 with Bill Chriastianson next at 644 You ma small you cant afford and loss prevention We are not security security devices We are security experts lion requirements ieveis years in the field CALLUSTODAY GFIDLJP INC SiCURlTY CONSULTANTS could or lose your shirt If you own retail or industrial operation large or correct security measures Our comprehensive service covers all aspects of security PARTIAL ASSESSMENT of your security and loss preven We also provide comprehensive security training at all Our four experts have combined experience of over 100 League division Barrie has one game lead over Thornhill heading into Thursdays match in Thornhill Two close games have already been played in the best of five series Sunday in Thor nhill Barrie picked up 32 win The Credit Union Club rallied to earn 44 tie in the opener last week Henry Sienkewiekz opened the scoring for Barrie on neat passing play from Ian Mac Spurren and Tom Harris Thor nhill came back with two goals in less than minute to take wer the lead In the third period Karam Kennedy scored from Mike Laprade and Stan Stone to tie the game Siekewiekz netted his second goal of the game from Alan Sinclair and goalten der Bruce Degeer to take the game In the first game Thornhill jumped into TH lead before Barrie ralled to tie the game Bill Hoare scored two goals for Barrie with Todd Bowman and Sienkewiekz adding singles Thursdays game will have 730pm start ke to gamble on poor or in uard agency nor do we sell offering you COMPLETE IM ITMAYSAVE 705 737313 William Watt CD President Robert Elliot Comm CD Kenneth Young CD James Poirier CD Suite 202 I2 Fairview Rd Barrie Ontario Overtime goal ends series in Legion semifinal play Steve Faragher scored in sud den death overtime to lead Trail to 32 win over New York and win of the Legion Minor Hockey League NHL division semi final earlier this week at Barrie Arena The championship game will be decided at the Barrie Arena when Trail and Chicago meet Fastball plans Barrie and Major Fastball League has set aside Monday as the time to meet and discuss plans for the upcoming season The league will meet at Paul Sadlon Motors at 730 pm Teams wishing to participate in the league for the upcoming season have been urged to be represented at the meeting Saturday Albert Walker and Faragher matched goals by New Yorks Mike Crockford and Bill Gillen ped 54 in the division final In the final at the Eastview Arena Gerry Guay Ron Calhoun Bruce Mullings Tom Soccer meeting Barrie Recreation Soccer League will be holding general meeting Thursday at Sunnidale Community Centre The meeting will be open to all teams wishing to participate in the league this season Time of the meeting is pm There will also be the election of officers for the new season Edwards and Dale McKnight all shared in the scoring for the eventual victors Montreal was not to give up the title without fight Kevin Thanasse and Gary Penak sank two goals each in losing cause Jeff Schliesmann Randy Sut ton Thanasse and Brian Skin ner earned assists in the game for Montreal Bruce Millings McKnight and George Bvers with two Kipp Budd and Neil Costello icked up assists in the game or Trail Boston goaltender Van Marineau emerged the winner of the Vezina Trophy following the clinching of the Legion NHL division title by Boston Los Angeles tasted 92 defeat with Montreal being nip assists backed up the winning effort by Boston EASY WIN Boston earned the right to ad vance into the championship final by first defeating Los Angeles The final score was convincing 92 triumph for Boston Fred Hronchuk had two goals for Boston 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