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Mike's Midgets Oioii" Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 20, 1988-5 Orono Tykes on the Orono road again to Newcastle Atom (Con 1 ' xl from page 5) MIKE~5 P1.AUE MIDGETS wrap up first With four STRAIGHT WINS TO END REGULAR SEASON PLAY NEWCASTLE 9 - PORT HOPE 4 Sunday, January 3, 1988 saw the "Mike's Place" Midgets open the New Year with a win over Port Hope by a score of 9-4. The local lads came out flying and by the end of the first period had a shocked Port Hope club down by a big 6-0 score. Daryl Burke opened the scoring assisted by Richard Maki, Tyrohe Sluymers who played a strong first period made it 2 - 0 with Daryl Burks assisting. Patncx vruuus then made it 3 - 0 with assists going to Daryl Burke and Tyrone Sluymers. With 8:11 left in the period Stuart Irwin took over scoring scoring a natural hat trick with Todd Thertell assisting on Stuarts second goal. The second period saw Newcastle still flying high as they came up with three more to go ahead 9-0. Scoping Scoping for Newcastle were Stuart Irwin with two more to give him a total of 5 for the night, and Richard Maki. Assists went to Patrick Woods (2) Daryl Burke and Richard Maki, With 3:28 left in the period Jamie Farrell scored for Port Hope to make it a 9 - 1 score. With 2:01 left in the second period things got a little little ugly as one of Port Hope's players took Eric Jensen the Newcastle goalie into the board which started a free for all, when things were filially settled 5 players from each team had been ejected from the game including the Newcastle goalie. The local lads then played the last 17 minutes of the game with no goalie and the only only six skaters they had left on the bench allowing Port Hope to score only 3 goals for a final score of 9 - 4. Special mention to the six players who remained on the ice for the last 17 minutes of play to preserve the win. Richard Maki, Daryl Burke, Patrick Woods, Marty Robinson, Dwayne Foster and Dwayne Martin - Enough ice time guys, well done. Newcastle 5 - Bowman ville 2 Wednesday, January 6, 1988 the Newcastle "Mike's Place" Midgets travelled to Bowmanville in what was read in the local papers was to be Revenge Night for the 6 - 0 drubbing drubbing by Newcastle in their last encounter. encounter. The first period saw the Toros come out flying and at the 6:54 mark were rewarded when Terry Kellett assisted by Doug Lever and Blaine Sleep put the Toros ahead 1 - 0, with two seconds left iri the period Ted Gaudet tied the gamè at 1 - 1 assisted by David Bailey and Dwayne Martin, The second second period saw the local lads go up 2 - 1 on a goal by Howard Sikma assisted by Daryl Burke and Ted Gaudet.With 3:01 left in thé period Stuart Irwin made it 3 -1 assisted by Ted Gaudet, with time running out in the period Stuart came up with his second of the period assisted by Mark Vanderheyden. The thrid period saw Bowmanville Bowmanville Jeff Reynolds cut the score to 4 - 2. With 1:51 left-in the game and the Toros with a man advantage and the goalkeeper out for an extra attacker they swarmed the Orono net only to be turned back by .some great goaltending by Jeff Martin between the Newcastle pipes, with 0:08 seconds left in the game Stuart Irwin put one in from his own blueline into the empty net to close out the scoring. Final score 5 - 2 for Newcastle. Great game guys! Special mention to Stuart Irwin up front and Tyrone Sluymers for a strong game on defense. Newcastle 6 - Pori Hope 2 Thursday, January 7, 1988 saw "Mike's Place" Midgets host Port Hope and conic away with a 6 -2 win. The first period saw Port Hope open the scoring-on a goal by Derek McBride only to have Newcastle's Dwayne Martin tie it at 1 - 1 with 3:52 left in 'the period assisted by Marty Robinson. The second period saw Newcastle come up with two unanswered goals to go ahead 3 - 1. Scoring for Newcastle were David Bailey assisted by Stuart Irwin Irwin and Tyrone Sluymers, then Daryl Burke assisted by Richard Maki and Marty Robinson. The third period saw Newcastle's Brian- Hill up the count to 4 -1 assisted by Tyrone Sluymers and Howard Sikma. David Bailey then came up with his second of the night to make it 5 - 1 assisted by Marty Robinson. With 6:57 left in the game Brian Hill came up with his second of the game assisted by Tyrone Sluymers to make it 6-1, then with 1:18 left in the game Port Hope's George Black closed out the scoring to end the game Newcastle 6 and Port Hope 2. Special mention to Brian, Mark and Howard for strong effort Up front and Tyrone on defense. Newcastle 8 - Port Perry 5 Thursday, January 14, 1988 was surprise night at the, Newcastle Arena, as the team came to play Port Hope only to find the schedule wrong and in walked Port Perry with one loss in their last 16. Also the local lads had'lent the Juveniles two players thinking they were in for an easy night with Port Hope, one player at home studying and one out with injuries, and an undefeated season on the line. The first period saw Port have a two goal lead with only 44 seconds gone in the game as the local lads looked stunned as the Port team seemed to be everywhere. David Bailey put Newcastle on the board at the 9:02 mark assisted by Rick (Perky) Black to Cut the margin to 2 - 1 only to have Port score a power play goal to go up 3 -1. With 5:22 left in the period Stuart (never give tip) Irwin went end to end putting putting one by the helpless Port goalie to put the local lads back in the game at 3 - 2 assisted by Dwayne Foster. This goal seemed to light a fire under the local lads as they came up with five unanswered goals, Howard Sikma closed out the first period assisted by Tim Bailey and Brian Hill to tie the game at 3 - 3. The second period saw Newcastle come up with 4 more to end the second second period 7-3- for Newcastle. Scoring were: Dwayne ^Foster, Daryl Burke, Richard Maki and David Bailey. The third period saw Port come out flying with Jason Weinhold arid Mike Sorley adding singles to close the gap to 7 - 5. Then with 2:24 left in the game, David Bailey came up with his hat trick assisted by Tyrone Sluymers to end the game and give the local lads first place and undefeated in league play. ■- • * ■ EXCELLENT GAME BY ALL ' fclOW TO PLAYOFFS! Record: League W-17; L-0; T-2 Overall W-23; L-2; T-2 NEWCASTLE MIDGET "DD" PLAYOFFS Thursday, January 21, 8:00 Fenelon Falls at Newcastle Friday, January 22, 7:30 Newcastle Newcastle at Little Britain Thursday, January 28, 8:00 Beaverton at Newcastle Monday, February 1, 9:00 Newcastle at Beaverton Thursday, February 4, 8:00 Little Britain at Newcastle Friday, February 5, 9:15 Newcastle Newcastle at Fenelon Falls Round Robin - Top 2 Teams Play Best 3 of 5. Come on out and cheer the boys on and see some exciting hockey - Sec you at the arena. This week found the Tykes on the road again travelling down the 115 to Newcastle Village. David Harman Harman played between the pipes and got a well deserved shut out leading to the 4 - 0 win. We're sorry to say the flu bug got the best of Kevin Copping and Kyle Beacock who missed the game. This left 8 skaters and meant the coach only had 3 fresh players each line change, so they came up with a rotating system that saw each player play each of the 5 positions several times throughout the game. This tested Adversity builds character! This weekend the team developed character. On Friday, we invited Millbrook to Orono for an exhibition exhibition game. Coach Burnham hoped Captain Video (John Withêridge) recording of the game might help our performance. True to form Millbrook showed us some more tricks. They shut us out three zip. With our newfound character brimming from our equipment bags we travelled to Millbrook for our second tournament in as many weekends. Our first opponent was from Port Hope. Although we tried hard wè again lost 3 ~ 0. Oh Boy! More character developed. The team, quite happy to be on the B side, felt that they had a chance of winning the consolation prize. In the first game, we met another house league team from Peterborough, St. Anne's. This time we got to use some of our character we had been collecting. St. Anne's jumped to a three - zip the skills of all and as the score shows it could riot have been better. Also the experience they received will come in handy in future games and life showing they can adapt to different situations when necessary, The scoring was provided by Adam VanDam with 2 goals, Mike Hutton Jr. with 1 goal and Amy McAllister with 1 goal and an assist. The other players who shone were Murphy Irvine, Irvine, Jeremy Pare, Steven Foster, Andrew Reid and Steve Gates. Thanks for the strong effort and continual success in the future. lead but this time we came back. First Scott MacDonald scored after Simon Weagant worked hard to free the puck and then sent Scott away fpr a clear shot. Then Jonathan Noble did some nifty blue line work to set up Devon Witheridge for his first marker of the year. At the beginning of the third period the action was fast and furious, Orono was passing very well and protecting goalie Jeff Parry, They felt one more goal would be all that was needed. But it was St, Anne's that scored. Orono didn't give up Jonathan Nobel collected collected his second assist as he set up Scott MacDonald for his second dinger. But there were only 20 seconds left so we collected opr pins and headed home. Sommer West had to carry the new hockey stick covered with looney dollars home, Tuesday night the pucksters head tp Omemee for the first round of the Ontario finals in the D, division. Good Luck Agents.. ; ; action On January 5th our guys hosted Baltimore in an exhibition game. The visiting team came out flying and led 2 to 0 by the third period. That lead was short lived however, as defenseman Mike Landers went to work arid scored 2 back to back goals to tie the game! Mike's first goal was scored unassisted at the 3:29 mark. His second goal was also unassisted at f L45. With less than a minute remaining in the game, Orono pressed to get the go ahead goal. The "J" line came close as Jamic ( Sheller, Jason Lawrence, and Jeff Goodmurphy "Buzzed" around the Baltimore net, but couldn't find the mark. The game ended 2 to 2. The 'Daryl Reid* line With David Crozier arid Marc David also had several good scoring chances. The checking line consisting consisting of Jeff Hughes, Owen Taylor and Brian Haines played well. The remaining defensive core of Scott RUnsberry, Paul Woods, Aaron Staples and Henry Kaldeway provided their goaltenders, Chad Maartense and Clayton Rendell with ample protection when heeded. heeded. January 8th the boys travelled to Manvers for another exhibition- game. This was a close checking affair affair with neither mounting much of an offensive threat, due in part to excellent goaltending at both ends of the rink. The home team finally got on the boajd at 6:39- of the 3rd period. Orono pulled their goaltender for a sixth attacker in the last minute of the game and it paid off as Mike Landers found the mark with just 18 seconds remaining remaining to salvage a 1 -1 tie. Daryl Reid (Continued page 6) STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT A House Dust Mite A house dust mite is one of the common causes of allergies. This mite lives in your heating system and "takes a ride"* whenever the Furnace Fan turns on. Is the dust in your heating system * a hazard to your health? 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