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' 4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 30, 1983 ( SPORTS) Orono Tyke teams play last games of the season in Orono Hamilton Insurance Midgets host Bob Best Memorial tournie On Saturday, March 2<5th,- both Orono Tyke teams played one last game of the season. The result of this game gave Orono 1 a 2-1 vie-' tory over Orono 2. Orono 1 opened the scoring with an unassisted goal by Brian Good. With 1 second remaining remaining in the first period, Orono 2 tied the score with an unassisted goal from John Buttigeig. There was no change in the score throughout the second and third periods, although both teams tried very hard. It was in the overtime period that Orono 1 took the lead with an unassisted goal from Brandon Ovenden. They were able to hold on to the lead throughout the overtime period. When these two teams meet it shows just how matched they are with very close games. The hockey is gradually winding down for the Orono Tennant Fuels Atoms as they played exhibition games in Manvers, Millbrook and at home this past weekend. The Friday night game in Manvers, March 25th, marked marked the debut and probably the grand finale of Anthony Webb's career as a goalie. Although he didn't do too badly he's still much better at putting the puck in the net than keeping it out. The result was Manvers 5, Orono 2. Blaine Souch notched both of the Fueler's goals, the first unassisted and the second on a nice pass by Brent Osmond. t On Saturday night, March 26th, we hosted the Oshawa l/.N.H.L. Black Hawks trouncing them 12 to 2. In Royston Kempton, Captain Captain of the Cobourg Sharpshooters, Sharpshooters, an entry in the eight team Kinsmen Tri-County Bantam tournament held in The following list is the game statistics of both Tyke teams to show the boys and parents just how well they did this season. This list begins from January when the regular league season began and includes tournaments and exhibition games. Adam Wallace - Goals 1, Assists 2. Phillip Cunningham - Assists 2. Cameron Tomkins - Goals 1, Assists 2. Neil Haines - Goals 6, Assists 5. . Micheal Dreslinski - Goals 1, Assists 3. ' Micheal Landers - Assists 2. Stephen Shetler - Goals 6, Assists 1. t Paul Woods - Assists 2. Paul Flintoff - Goals 5, Assists 6. John Buttigeig - Goals 2, Assists 2. this game Webb was back at. his customary centre ice position position and went on a scoring rampage, counting seven of our l2 goals. Brian Rodd got three goals with singles going to Blaine Souch ând Jason Burnham. "Burnie" also picked up 4 assists. The rest of the scoring went as follows with Blaine Souch, David Sheridan, Todd Gray, Jeff Hqrtwig, "JB" Brachvogel each counting 2 assists while Jason,Major and Brent Osmond Osmond pitched in with 1 helper a piece. • Note to Jason Brachvogel: The next time you get é breakaway why don't you try and dike the goalie. On March 27th a few of us braved the terrible weather the Orono Aretyt last Friday is presented with the Consolation Consolation Trophy by Kinsmen Boyce Anderson and Gord Stewart.. Timothy Hallowell - Goals 5, Assists 3. Stephen Stadilman - Goals 26, Assists 4. Christopher Yeo - Goals 32, Assists 6. Brian Good - Goals 20, Assists 12. Jean Paul Tousignant - Goals 15, Assists 10. Henry Kaldeway - Goals 2, Assists 7. Brandon Ovendon - Goals 8, Assists 8. Aaron Staples - Goals 3, Assists 6. Daryl Reid - Goals 6, Assists 5. Chad Maartense - Goals 2, Assists 3. Micheal Doty - Assists 2. Ben Deremo - Goals 2, Assists 2. Jay Hansen - Goals 4, Assists 3. Brandon Meadows - Assists 3. conditions and travelled to Millbrook only to be humiliated 8 to 3 by a home team that seemed to show no mercy for the fact that we were somewhat short- handed. The skeleton crew we did have put up a good fight but just ran out of steam because of all the double double shifting, they had to do. Anthony Webb had two goals for the Fuelers and assisted on our third goal scored by Brian Rodd. Jason Major, Jeff Hart wig and David Sheridan assisted on Anthony's goals. Hope everyone made it home safely and we'll see you all Wednesday, Wednesday, March 30th, at 7:00 p.m. for the final game of the season. The day-long tournament was held in the Orono Arena under the sponsorship of the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club. On Wednesday evening the Hamilton Insurance Midget club hosted the annual Bob Best Midget Tournament with the help of the Orono Athletic Association. ' All the teams were well matched and gave all they had in the games, showing the large crowd some great hockey. The committee of Dennis Mumford, George Vey, Bert Reid and Grey Vey had their hands full in every game picking picking the Most Valuable Player on each team. There were 8 medalions given out and Orono goalie £)ino Medd and ■ centreman Mike Hamel picked picked up the award for Oronoi At halftime Russ Major looked after the announcing as Charlie Peake - Orono'.s Esso dealer presented the Esso Medalion to three players from each of Orono's teams for the Most Valuable, Most Improved and Most Sportsmanlike during the year. Ron Best, formerly of Orono, was on hand during Bob Best Hamilton Insurance Midgets played great hockey on Wednesday night and came away with the "A" Championship. It was a good team effort after a poor, playoff series. Mârch 28 Orono 4 -Cobourg 4 Orono played two strong periods and then hung on as Cobourg dominated the third period to earn a tie in their final game of the year. Geoff Green and Dino Medd made some great, saves playing a strong game. Scoring for Orono: Glyn Jenkins - 1; Matt Wilkes -, 1; Steve Murree - 1; Murray Dennis - 1. THREE BEATS TO A BAR I begged off from this column column last week due to the fact everything is normal around home and likewise there are no problems in the hen house like last year when I was housing seven roosters and three hens. This year the compliment is one rooster and seven hens. There is a definite difference which likely likely I don't have to explain to anyone. Finally I have accomplished accomplished setting that digital watch or at' least have learned how it is done from nephew Ronnie. How simple it is when you know the* procedure but that procedure,did not come from the printed instructions. Up to this point I had been subtracting an hour and twenty minutes from the time piece to get the right time. Ronnie made it sound easy and easy it really is. Press buttons one and three to get the hour figure flashing. the tournament and presented the winning teams with their trophies and congratulated congratulated them on their fine effort. Orono's Midgets came away with the "A" Championship Championship and Bowmanville's Toro's won thé "B" Championship. Championship. It was a fun evening for all concerned and the Hamilton Insurance Midgets would like to take the opportunity to thank the team mothers (Gerri, Maureen, Irene, Vicky and Dianne) for looking looking after the 50-50 Draw, won by Orono's Steve Graham. Dianne and Carol for door duty, Earl and Danny and the girls in the booth "(Sonny and Michelle), Greg and Ricky on the time clock, -Dennis, George, Bert and Greg -MVP awards, Ron Best for taking time from a busy schedule and Sue for supplying soft drinks for all the players in the tournament . Game 1 Orono 1 - Ajax 1 Orono scored the first goal and this was used to declare a tournie Assists going to: Mike Hamel -1; Murray Dennis -1; Guy Brachvogel - 1; Steve Murree - 2; Ken Bailey - 1. The, Blades would like to thank Sue Sawyer of , Hatnilton Insurance Service for her support this year. Tire Langton Midgets are playing Canriington in the Ontario "DD" finals first game in Langton on Friday and Cannington on Saturday evening at 7:30. This is the fifth year this team has been in the Ontario finals, quite a record. See you next year at the arena. Mike, Lloyd and Frank Then press button three tq advance the hour figure to the desired time. Press button one at which point? the minute figure starts flashing and then press button three to advance • the minute time. So on Jçr ", the second, the day, calendar and finally the alarm setting. # The key to our success in mastering Ithis time piece was "when it flashes you make the setting. t . . The hassle I've had with this mechanism reminds me of a similar problem in trying to master the waltz. It was 'years before I could do anything in waltz, tirqe on the ' dance floor and yvhen it did happen it was so simple. I started dancing'at the age of 15 or 16 when staying with , my grandparent^ at their summer cottage at Cedar. Harbour on Lake Simcoe. It. was <the year I ' dropped the idea that dancing was for sissies only, being mesmeriz- (Contimted page 4) - winner in case of a tie. Scoring Scoring for Orono: Randy Tennant Tennant assisted by Mike Hamel. Ajax goal by Kevin Tushingham, assists to Bernie Deveaux and Kevin Lat- chford. Game 2 Oshawa Bruins 4 -Bowman ville Toros 3 Scoring for Oshawa: Gilles Lambert - 1; David Legere -1; Kirk MacNeil - 1; Steve Runubelow - 1 Assists: Kirk MacNeil - 2; David Legere - 1; Tim Fogal -1; Gilles Lambert - 1; Stan Parkinson - 1. Game 3 "B" Champs. Bow.manville Toros 4 - Ajax 1 Scoring for Bowman ville: Kevin Newell - 3; Randy Ellis -A. Assists: Randy Ellis - .2; Ryan Brown - 1; Joe Berney -1; Derek Clarke - 1. Scoring for Ajax: Bob Halliday. Assist going to Kevin Lareford and Kevin Tushingham. Game 4 "A" Champs. Orono Blades 3 - Oshawa Bruins 1 Mike Hamel scored all 3 Orono goals. Assists going to: Murray Dennis. Scoring for Oshawa: David Legere. Assist going to Danny Lad- duceur. 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