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L ‘The once redâ€"hot Etobicoke Inâ€" dians have suddenly cooled. Now its appears they are on the verge of losing their exclusive hold on first place in the western section of the Metro Junior B hockey league. As a result of two losses reâ€" cently in games they should not have lost they find themselves in a tie for first place with Wesâ€" ton Dodgers. Dodgers are the hottest team in, the loop right now, having played their last fifâ€" teen games without tasting deâ€" feat At home on Tuesday Indians were edged 4â€"3 by Lakeshore Goodyears and the previous ‘Thursday they looked completely inept and were drubbed by Brampton Seven Ups 9â€"4 in Brampton. In their next two games Etobiâ€" coke will have an ideal chance to redeem themselves and reafâ€" firm their grip on first place, held by them since their‘ first game of the season. PP pmesas ues Tomorrow night Etobicoke plays at Weston and then on ‘Tuesday both clubs return to Central Arena for two of the most crucial games of the season. Indeed a series to decide first place P By wacthing the play of Inâ€" dians in their last two games one would perhaps think the issue is pretty much decided before the games are played. Etobicoke canâ€" not hope to cope with Weston the way they are playing. Perhaps complacency has set in for the Indians. They have been in first place all season; no one can touch them; they can get up for the big ones, win when they have to; take care of the soâ€"called easy games with little trouble. But can they? At home on Tuesday they didn‘t look that bad and with a few breaks early in the game could perhaps have scored a few goals and won. But in the preâ€" vious match at Brampon they played as if they were seventeen games in front and playing the last place club. Indians do not have any of the spark that distinguished them earlier in the season. As a team they seem _ confused and sluggish. io n oo on o . ©f [ By comparison Lakeshore oni"‘ oidinetnd Tuesday were playing with a!_ JOneS will new found source of vitality. Mike Duff ar Fresh from upsetting the leagueâ€" the "To Tell 7 leaders in the eastern group, Neil |February 27. McNeil 5â€"2, Lakeshore showed| Browne is early signs of winning this one who compet: too. _ both solo _ a 2100 180110 Cc eachs lt : it sedioind i McNeil 5â€"2, Lakeshore showed| Browne is a versatile rider, early signs of winning this one who competes successfully on too. both solo and sidecar racing Goodyears led most of the way machines. He designs and builds and were never pressed until the his own racing sidecars, fitting last few seconds of the game‘lhem to machines which he modiâ€" when Etobicoke came out of the|fies himself. 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Brampton needed the game in their march toward the playoffs and whether Etobiâ€" |coke knew it or not they needed \to win that game too but it didn‘t \show. Indians never did recover alâ€" though Bob McGuinn did score early in the third period to cut the lead to one goal. Bob Flemâ€" ing and Jim Donaldson scored for Indians in the first period. With only seconds remaining McGuinn almost tied it up as Etobicoke made its final rush. Finishing off a threeâ€"way passâ€" Brampton completely outplayâ€" ed Indians at every turn and seem destined for that final playâ€" off spot. Islington Men In World Cycle Races Both riders have gained conâ€" siderable experience in racing at Mosport Park, where they took part in the International Canaâ€" dian Grand Prix for motorcycles in July ‘62 and ‘63. Derek Browne of Bywood Dr., and Dave Jones of Mattice Rd., Islington are on their way to Daytona Beach Florida to repreâ€" sent Canada in the World Champâ€" ionship motorcycle races. ALL CARS COMPLETE WITH OUR COMMITMENT IS HIGH! WE MUST SELL 6Q NEW UNITS THIS MONTH! 2196 5 YEAR â€" 50,000 MILE CHRYSLER WARRANTY No less than 18 games went, 19, John Preece 10, and NNIRE into the record books of the Fisher 18. Alderwood. Minor Hockey| Other points were earned by League last week as most clubs Brian Cromie, Wayne Edwards ‘played two games. With the and Ron Kenny. That determinâ€" ‘playofls scheduled to begin in a‘ed scrapper, Peter Guillaumier, \few weeks the clubs are playing played a fine game for McNally {their best hockey these weeks as Insurance, showing why he is ‘most games have bearings on the most improved player on the \playoff positions. ice. |\ _Of the eighteen games played,\ CCC 10 1 â€" Firefighters 0 \twelve of them were won by a| Jim Doherty set John Macdonâ€" {single goal and another twO ald up for the only score in this \were tie games; pointing to the tight game. The only difference |fact that there is not too much in the two teams was the bounce ito choose between most of the of the puck, and it has seemed !teams. to bounce against the Firemen MINORâ€"ATOM all year. With playoffs just ‘ Moose 1 â€" Firefighters 0 ‘laround the corner m aybe the Brian Cromie is finding the puck will start to bounge for target with increased regularity them. HE SHOOTS! HE SCORES NOT! The puck appears headed|Smith looks back expectantly while Gary O‘Shell of Lake for the net after Bob Fleming of Etobicoke Indians had cleanâ€" | shore also shows concern. But the puck hit the post and Lake ly beaten Lakeshore Goodyear goalkeeper, Al. Smith, in | shore went on to win the game 4â€"3. Tuesday‘s Junior B hockey game at Central Arena. Even| Photo by Stan Windrir MINORâ€"ATOM Moose 1 â€" Firefighters 0 Brian Cromie is finding the target with increased regularity in the final stages of the camâ€" paign. His big goal was the difâ€" ference in this game when the Moose once more won a squeakâ€" er against the improving Fireâ€" fighters. The Firemen played well as a team, but special mention should be given to the good work of John Sheridan and Al Rimmer. CCC1Q 1 â€" McNally Insurance 0 BBr;zuvxs goal was set up by Miki Potovesky and John Preece. The CCC 10 team won another close one against their year long rivals. Mike Walker shot the winner, his sixth of the year, from Jim Doherty. _ McNally pulled out all the stops as Mike Fisher and his crew tried valiantly to get back 300fi ho ol 40 fle f o fff 105 S t 2A M e Bh OA tds t efi n hi ols e flnc it e tfi in tA atinctyliiilattc ibhs l afoainti Bit Ah ie tih atodnchiin ols ctocbiaint y beaten Lakeshore Goodyear goalkeeper, Al. Smith, in shore went on to win the game 4â€"3. cA" SAVE Tuesday‘s Junior B hockey game at Centrol Arena. Even| Photo by Stan Windrim F FL _ 1__. â€" CCC aa‘ 0 _0 a at__‘___ AS YOVNVE ) utoUts InNn erwW inor Action never saved serore! x _ _ * x x_ x_ * x x _ x‘ x_ x _ _â€"x__x. x One Dozen Of 18 Games Won By Single Goal Nâ€" y oingle Guoal _ No less than 18 games went, 19, John Preece 19, and Mike ing fine hockey lately, had anâ€",a oneâ€"goal lead stand up and SELLS mR LEss into the record books of the Fisher 18. other good game and was reâ€"\give Bogosky a much deserved Alderwood: Minor Hockey Other points were earned by warded with two assists, Dave|shutout. s Teamie last week as most clubs\Brian Cromie, Wayne Edwards Agnew led the scorers with two| Dave Cartner scored the only o tO s pa °“ Metro Group Junior B League Scoring Statistics Dave Parham, Weston ... Murray Stroud, Markham ........ Jim* Johnston, Weston _ .. Bob Sicinski, Dixle ... Msec Hickox, Dixie ............: Dwayne Ferguson, Schomberg Al Osbotrne. Weston . s Bob McGuinn. Etobicoke ... John Ritchie, Etobicoke John O‘Flaherty, Etobicoke Stu Chapman, Weston Ken Dryden, Etobicoke 2â€"D000R SEDAN 1000000 000000000000ioeeie0 00c AIRâ€"CONDITIONING HEATER and DEFROSTER â€" OIL and GAS FILTERS â€" ANTIâ€"FRERZ® GASOLINE â€" SPARE TIRE â€" $IGNAL LIGHTS â€" ALL COMMISS!ONS BRAND NEW â€" 1964 GOALTENDING RECORDS 2396 _ Rookie Kevin Cornforth was the best man on the ice for either team. s However Breens came roaring back in the last period to score three unanswered goals, the winâ€" ner with only 15 seconds left and Carricks playing short handâ€" ed. Breen GP _ G A 28 250 28 190 28 24 28 230 19 30 11 25 30 1710 24 250 250 15 8 250 15 2710 210 19 250 18 22 271 150 2 GP _ GA 28 72 25 65 Pts. Pen. 53 25 52 2 420014 420 13 410 33 AV. so 257 2 40 40 35 13 36 16 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ing fine hockey lately, had anâ€",(a oneâ€"goal lead stand up and other good game and was re-‘give Bogosky a much deserved warded with two assists, Dave)shutout. Agnew led the scorers with two| Dave Cartner scored the only while singles were added by Jim goal with an assist going to Gorâ€" Armstrong and Dave Sulker. \don Walker, ATOM Ace Tire Patches 2 Cloverleaf 4 â€" Arc Rental 1 Booth Brick 1 Jim Millard was the sparkplug| _ Another close game saw Bob of the Cloverleaf team and his Thomas score both goals for Ace two goals were enough to clinch as they edged Booth by one goal. the victory over a hapless Are Tony Tomme replied with the Rental crew. Keith Kaye opened only tally for Booth. the scoring for Arc Rental but. Adv. 2 â€" Ace Tire Patch 1 then the Cloverleaf boys took| Advertiser picked up their seâ€" over with four goals in quick cond win of the week and again succession. it was only by a oneâ€"goal marâ€" Also scoring for Cloverleaf were Mike MacLean and Mike Sharp assisted by Jeff Shaw and Randy Humeny. Ed‘s B.A. 2 â€" South Peel 0 Greg Bell set up both goals for Ed‘s B.A. and Ray Dance and Alan Ralston were Johnnyâ€"onâ€" theâ€"spot to cash them in. South Peel. uEe Alderwood Variety 1 â€" URW. 0 2"4 _ URW. pleyed two men m‘assxst five for two minutes in this rouser but didn‘t allow a goal to be scored. They were one man short when Jim Duff found the| JO} mark with Bob Jones assisting.|this George Sutton 2 â€" D.F.D. 2 | three John Nugent and Ed Rowland |to bo put George Sutton two goals up nard only to have Mickey Iannizi and |£0a!s Dave Patriquin of D.F.D. tie it ed f0 up half way through the second : Ste period. It was close throughout, |game with good hockey displayed by figur both teams. | wth t Collecting assists were Pete Fram, Doug Dow and John Nuâ€" gent for George Sutton and Tom Alcamo and Dennis Kozar for D.F.D. Advertiser 1 â€" Can. 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