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By DAVE GERRY St. Judes 6, Riverside 1. In a game played Wednesday evening, Jan. 22, at Grand Ravine, qhi..vt.S.'.ilt took a 6-1 beating from St: Judes. The only consolation for the Riverside fans in this game was that the weather was not too cold because Grand Ravine is an outdoor arena and it was rather a long night. For St. Judes, Carl Wareham scored two goals, John Higgins scored three and Bret Barber scored one. Assists went to Carl Wareham (3), and John Higgins (2). For Riverside .the only goal came off the stick of Ricky Caetano with Brad ' DeMeo 'getting the assist. Tom Anderson was the big gun for Guelph scoring two goals and two assists. Other goalgetters were Terry Greaves with two and Steven Goudi with one. Assists went to Brian McThadden with three and Robert Graham and Chris .Alexander with one each. Oshawa's lone goal was by Steve Balint assisted by Bill Frost and Bill Heakes. Pittsburgh l, Barrie 0 This f/e,',', first year I have h d any connection with organized hockey as this is the first year my son has played. His team (Riverside) as of this date has a record of three wins, eight losses and Wee ties. .In spite of this record I have never heard any derogatory remarks directed at opposing players or the referees by any member of the team or the parents watching. In fact, referring to the first game mentioned in this article, St. Judes 6, Riverside 1, the Riverside fans were commenting on .how good the St. Judes team looked, and not, I repeat not,' making unprintable remarks towards St. Judes because they were winning by such a big score. As Bill Cook (the Riverside coach) says, "I get a big kick outiof working with these kids, I'm here to see they all get 'tttual ice time and that they enjoy - playing the game." To finish this little piece on minor hockey, it This seems a most appropriate time as it is "Minor Hockey Week" to offer our thanks to the International Order of Foresters 'who are now sponsoring the Emery team in the 'Tyke League'. For the (faithful?) followers of this column the Emery team will now be known as the 'Foresters' and I might add they look mighty sharp in their new yellow hweaters. Getting back to 'Minor Hockey Week' no doubt many of you. read the article in last weekend's paper casting some 'doubt on the whole spectrum of minor hockey. Humberview hockey news Rod Forcier managed to kick out all the shots that By DOUG MOORE MINOR ATOM Gdelph 5, Oshawa l my own, , minim "tttt Weston Minor Hockey League '__:.:..,"::....."::..., St. Stephens l, St. Judes l. The minor upset of the week was the ability of St. Stephens to hold St. Judes to a 1-1 draw in a game played at Downsview, Sunday, Jan. 26. Mark Drew scored for " Stephens with Ron Wilson assisting. Mike Cardiff got the equalizer for St. Judes with assists going to John Higgins and Joer,Hill. Foresters l, Bruins 0.' Playing Saturday, Jan. 25 at Doublerink.the Foresters lengthened their first place lead with this win over the Bruins. Bill Conely was the marksman for the Foresters with Tom Duggan picking up the assist. when the game ceases to be fun and starts to, become really serious it is time to get out of it, so to all the players and all the coaches, congratulations and to all the parents, thank you for your encouragement and support because nothing means more to these boys than to see your faces in the stands cheering them This was another close game ending in a 1-1 tie. Waterloo's goal was by John Young assisted by James Neil led the tykes to a 9-1 win over St. Philips with five big goals. In the minor atom series after settling for a 2-2 tie against Willowdale the North West team trousered Downsview 9-l. Randy Lambe was the big shooter in this game with four goals. In a close game Stratford and Owen Sqund finally battled 'to a tie. Scorers were, for Owen Sound, Gary Gibbons and for Stratford, Tim Gunn assisted by Mike Lapierie, Waterloo l, London 1 came his way thus giving his team a shutout victory. The goal was scored by Jeff Ward on a pass from Ross Clyde. 7 PEE WEE Stratford 1, Owen Sound 1 HOCKEY F North West Boy's Club teams had only four losses during the week, out of 15 regular games and two exhibition games. _ a 345. Mary Frances Whalen took high average with a 112. In the Juniors Dorothy Crossey took all honours with a high single of 260 and a high triple with a 596, she also took high single with handicap and high triple with handicap with a 272, and 632. The Peanuts and Tu Tu's are playing this week Mothers. BOWLING In the Bantams, Julie Ann Chietra took high single and high double with a 173, and 295. Jessica Tanaskow took high single with handicap with a 191, and Leslie Caines took high double with handicap with Wort/t Wedt JGs's, Club The, “my Jock-lo In league play our MTHL bantams beat Ted Reeve 2-0 with Gary Roberts sparkling between the pipes. In their next outing they squeaked by Ronson Raiders 2-l-. On Sunday morning Richmond " were guests “York University and our boys. beat them bo with Gary Gnuwsllw getting ' V both Pointgetters for Toronto were Gary Best and Mat Stewart with a goal and two assists each, Bart Niosi and David Spindler with a goal each,,and Bill Moyer, John Kennedy, Glen Duncan and Neils Peterson with an assist each. American goals were by MIDGET Toronto 4, Americans 2 New Haven came on strong to defeat Detroit 4 to . 1. Goals were by Ric Savage with two and David D'Orsay and Ted Woods with one each. Ric McClosky and, Steve Conorton picked up an assist each. 6-2. In their third encounter of the week Steve Laicimi, Bill Morasi, Paul McGowan and Andre Brassard each had a hat trick as North West exploded for 15 unanswered goals over Avenue Rd. Jack Ponte earned the shutout. The bantirps fought to a 2-2 draw with Finchurst and then lost to Avenue Road 5-3. Our minor midgets lost 3-1 and 4-2 against Downview- and Finchurst respectively. MINOR BANTAM Cleveland 2, Buffalo 1 Glen Kelley and Bill McDougall "worked well together for Cleveland " Glen scored two goals and Bill picked up two assists. Buffalo's lone goal was by Sam Butt assisted by Tony Dimou and Greg LaVem. Rochester 2, Quebec 1 Ron Whillier scored both Rochester goals as they downed Quebec 2 to l. Assists. were by Don Burton and Joe Lansalotta: Quebec's single tally was by Russ Milligan assisted by Bob Richards. BANTAM Boston 3, Rangers 2 Boston earned their win on goals by Neil Davies, Ric Watts and Jack De Winter. Neil also earned an assist and Jim and John Smiley had two each. Rangers' goals were by Mike Saunders and-Hugo Blasutto. Peter Bannon and Russell Rippington'assisted on one each. This was a greatly improved performance for Rangers who are hoping to end their losing streak soon. New Haven 4, Detroit 1 The pee-wees beat Willowdale 6-2 while the minor bantams had to settle for two ties, 1-1 against Humberview and 0-0 against Finchurst in a real thriller with both teams having excellent chances to win in the last minute of play. Alec" Webster. Tom Noble . Barry Coudneau 'and Gerry scored, the lone goal for “nth” ' . ' London. t F Chicago 2, Canadians 2 Willowdale 3-2 after turning aside Downsview Chicago goals wont to Doug Sartell and Murray Young with an assist by Mike Kalanko. Gerry Rypan and Gary MacRae scored for Canadians, both unassisted. Ken Dicken was the big gun for Los Angeles scoring four goals and one assist. Other goals were by Al Snelling and Mike Paralovitis. Assists went to Dave Restrick, Doug Sharkey and Brian Watt. Goals for San Francisco were by Bill Brown with two and Tom Long and Steve Orr with\an each. Tony Kulkeen assisted on two while Terry Clark, Bob Mooney and Wayne Lackie assisted on one each. St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 1' JUVENILE Los Angeles 6, San Francisco4 In a close game St. Louis managed the, victory on goals by John McLeod and Brian McKinney. Assists went to Wayne Foden, Rick Middleton and John Rinks. Philadelphia's lone goal was scored by John Clark assisted by Elroy McGibbon. Weston All Stars played well Sunday against stiff competition and managed a win and two ties out of the five games played. Weston Pee Wees did a little better finishing with a one to one tie with Applewood. The Atoms lost 2-1 to Toronto Olympics in a close game. The Minor Atoms managed a tie with Faustina 2-2. Then in their only win of the day the Weston Bantams defeated Beamsville 2-1. The Minor Bantams played a team from Faustina and were defeated goals. 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