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He scores hit the comeback trail and beat Emery's 6-3 after Billy McIntosh jumps for joy after he flashes the light for B and J Gas Bar pe anesnete Arena on Sunday mo in hockey action at trailing by three goals. Staff photo Juveniles win first game against Base Borden he Penetanguishene dienes started off their first playoff series on the right foot, as_ they defeated the team from Base Borden 6-5 Sunday afternoon. Base Borden started off strong, as they took a 2-1 lead in the first period, on goals by Daryl Douglas and Bob Swainsbury. Tim MacKay got the assist on Douglas' goal, and Swainsbury was assisted by Douglas. Penetanguishene's only first period goal was scored at the 5:41 mark by John St. Amant, from Ken Marchildon. Penetanguishene tied it up early in the second, when Larry Cowan scored from Ken Cowan and Ken Parent, but Borden came right back less than a minute later, with a goal by Douglas, unassisted. , John=-St-=* second goal of the night made it 2-2 towards the end of the second, with an assist going to Ken Cowan, and then Cowan put the Penetanguishene team out in front for the first time in the game, with just under six minutes remaining in the second. Ken Parent and Ken Marchildon scored within half a minute of each other to make it 6-3, with minutes about 10 Peewee 'A's consolation champions The Penetanguishene Major Peewees played in the Annual Peewee Tournament held in Stayner this past weekend, and came away as the Class "A" Con- solation Champions. They lost their first game Friday night, losing 4-3 to Leaside. Scoring for Penetanguishene was David Robillard (9) with a hat trick. The first goal was assisted by ,Ken Lacroix and Jerome Ladouceur, while the second was assisted by Jerome Ladouceur, and 'the third was unassisted. The second game, on Saturday, was. with Midland, and it turned out to be a real cliff-hanger. Tt went scoreless until there was 3:43 remaining in the game, when Peter Roi scored, assisted by Albert Gignac. Midland tied the score with only 1:09 remaining, and it ended in a 1-1 tie. After five minutes of sudden "yes it was still tied, so a shoot-off was set up, and only after five shooters from each team did Albert Gignac score to win the game 2-1 for Penetanguishene. The third game against Thornhill on Sunday, was won 3-1. The goals for Penetanguishene were scored by* Pat Dorion, assisted by David Robillard (9), David Robillard (9), assisted by Albert Gignac, and David Robillard (16), assisted by Peter Roi and Jerome Ladouceur. Amant's - remaining in the game. Dan Krausar of the Base Borden team staged a one man comeback late in the third period, as he scored at the 9:19 mark, from Douglas, and again at the 1:44 mark, from Dave Rundle and Doug Flyers win, MacLeod, but it was a case of too little too late. Despite an all out effort, Borden just could not get the tying goal. The game, played at the Penetanguishene arena, was the first game of the best two out of three, first too late Paul Robillard and Rene Peltier each scored two goals in the first period Friday night to propel the Midland- Penetanguishene Flyers to an 8-6 victory over Owen-:Sound Friday:night. The win came on the heels of Tuesday's 12-3 em- barrassment at the hands of Orillia Travelways, a loss that eliminated Flyers from the OHA Jr. B playoffs. Flyers hustled like a first place team in the opening 20 minutes of Bimid'd.yaus sera mives forechecking Owen Sound off the puck and jumping into a 3-0 lead. Robillard, Peltier, and Andy Lacroix scored within a span of one minute and 45 seconds. Peltier scored again four minutes later before Owen Sound responded with two goals. Gary Hansford kicked the puck to Robillard who ripped a wrist shot into the lower left hand corner to make the score 5-2 going into the second period. Owen Sound's Bill Slumskie tucked a rebound past Paul Goodine in the Midland net to put the Steelers right back into the game. A minute and a half later, Hansford dug the puck out of the corner and relayed a pass to Lacroix in front of Owen Sound's Paul McLaren for his second goal of the night. Larry Fallon scored the winning goal to the second period. Owen Sound initiated an offensive drive of their own in the third period, scoring three goals on Goodine who was brought up from the Midland Legion Midgets for the contest. But Peltier fired a low wrist shot past the Steeler netminder to earn his hattrick and ice the game away for the Flyers. | Midland came up flat Tuesday night in a game they had to win to remain in contention for a playoff spot. They needed to win all four of their remaining games and Orillia lose all of theirs to make the playoffs, but Orillia pounded them 12-3 to ensure an early season end for the Flyers' players. Orillia scored four goals and Flyers one in each period. The barrage began at the 48 second mark for goaltender Joe Gibson as Orillia served notice of things to come. The score was 2-0, 27 seconds later and 2-1 at the 1:33 mark. Robillard scored Flyers' marker. By the time Flyers beat Orillia goaltender Stu Parnham for the second time, on a shot by Peltier, the Travelways had already beaten Gibson eight times. Peltier scored again late in the third period. High school volleyball P.S.S. three time loser at M.S.S. Midland Secondary School hosted Penetanguishene _Seco- ndary School and Brock High School in a volleyball tournament on Monday, winning mat- ches im the junior and senior division but shut out in the midgét category. PSS downed MSS 15-12, 15-11 in the midget opener, but then lost to Brock 15-6, 15-10. Brock continued their winning ways, against MSS, meet winning 15-6, 15-11. MSS got a taste of victory in the junior division, narrowly defeating Brock 16-14, 13- 15, 16-14 and then whip- ping PSS 15-3, 15-5. PSS rebounded from a first game defeat at the hands of Brock to win their contest 12-15, 15-8, 15-8. Brock's seniors walked over PSS 15-9, 15-1 and MSS 15-7, 15-2. MSS won a close match over PSS 15- 7, 10-15, 15-7. round of OMHA play-offs. The second game will be played Friday night at Base Borden, at 8:30 p.m., and the third game, if necessary, will be p layed ion Penetanguishene on February 27 at 2:30 p.m. B. & J. is close behind Ken's Esso hangs on tofirst place Ken's Esso managed to hold on to it's first place position in the Penetanguishene Rec- reational Hockey League Sunday morning, as the team downed Hindson Marine by a score of 8-5. Ricky Desjardins and Paul Loughran of the Ken's Esso team scored the only goals of the first period, both assisted by Peter Arbour. About mid-way through the second period Larry Marchand put Hindson Marine on the scoreboard, assisted by James Dupuis. His goal was followed by goals by Peter Arbour and Guy Ealey, to make it 4-1 for Ken's Esso. Paul Henry made it 4-2 just before the end of the second. Henry scored again early in the third to make it 4-3, but Ken's Esso came back with one from Bill Arbour. In the remainder of the third period, Larry Leroux and James Dupuis scored for Hindson Marine, while Steve McDonald, Peter Arbour and Martin McNamara added the other Ken's Esso goals. In the second game of the morning, B. and J. SS arena. into the convincingly, 8-6. Gas Bar grabbed a firm hold on second place, and a chance to challenge Ken's Esso for first next Sunday, as they defeated Emery's Electric 6-3. Emery's Electric made it 3-0 in the first period, as Rick Duval scored twice, and Gord Dusome scored once, but B. and J. scored three in the second and three in the third to wrap up the victory. The second period scorers were John Bell, Billy McIntosh and Charlie Pearson, while Brian Merkley, Paul McDonald and Greg Quesnelle scored in the third. Quesnelle's goal was put into an empty net with only five seconds remaining in the game. Ken's Esso is still on top of the league with 25 points, but B. and J. is threatening with 24 points. Ken's Esso plays Emery's Electric this Sunday morning, and B. and J. takes on Hindson Marine. B. and J. could conceivably wind up in first place if they win their game and Ken's Esso fails to knock off Emery's Electric. Emery's Electric can not finish better than Close checking Vince Decola prepares to crush an Owen Sound defenceman boards during Junior hockey action on eed night at the Penetanguishene Flyers showed lots of legs especially in the early stages of the game, and beat the Owen Sound club Staff photo Penetanguishene rink advances in play-downs The Penetanguishene Colts division rink con- tinued in its winning ways Sunday, as it downed the Collingwood Curling Club rink in Gravenhurst to win the division 10 final in the Ontario playdowns. The rink, skipped by Larry Merkley, goes on to meet the winners of divisions 9, 11 and 12, next Sunday in Orillia. The two top teams in that event will then go to the all Ontario finals. The other members of the Penetanguishene Curling Club Colts rink are John Moreau (lead), Al Fournier (vice), and Bob Ruston (vice). Local athlete wins bronze in Ontario track meet Penetanguishene Secondary School's Lucy Maurice managed to bring home a bronze medal from the All Ontario Indoor Track Meet, held on February 5 at the Canadian National peu ition grounds in Toronto. The athlete, who brought honours to her school last year for her shot put abilities, was competing in the 50 metre sprint event. Two other P.S.S. athletes, Marion Wilson Elementary school basketball and Louise Lepage, who competed in the 400 and 1500 metre events respectively, finished out of the medals. The girls were sent to the meet by the Royal Canadian Legion. Burkevale victorious Burkevale picked up another victory in the, Penetanguishene- Laf-' ontaine Elementary School Boys' Basketball League last Wednesday afternoon, as they downed Lafontaine 16-15. Bryan Lethbridge ran up the better part of the Burkevale score single- handedly, as he scored 13 points. Wayne Stewart scored the other three. The game was played at Burkevale. third since it is three points behind B. and J., and Hindson Marine, with six points, is in last place. Peter Arbour, of Ken's Esso, is the leading scorer in the league, with 31 points, while Paul BAW EME I also of Ken's Wednesday, Ae Lop iSy 7 A Esso, is in second with 26 points. Dennis Lemieux, of Emery's Electric, and Martin McNamara, of Ken's Esso, are tied for third spot with 25 points, and Rick Duval and Ken Popple, both of Emery's Electric, each have 23 GEORGE MARSHALL REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTOR "A REAL ESTATE BROKER FOR 30 YEARS" a 265 KING ST. _MIDLAND 526-2298 | points. Bill Arbour, of Ken's Esso is in sole possession of seventh spot with 22 points, and Rick Desjardins, of Ken's Esso, and Bill Klug, of Emery's Electric are tied for eighth spot with 21 points. Brian Merkley, of Going for the puck Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons' Paul Nadon gets tied up by a Bradford Packers player as he tries to gain control of the puck in last Wednesday's game at the Penetanguishene Arena. Garrisons came out on top by B. and J. is in 10th spot with 20. Sunday's games _bet- ween Emery's Electric and Ken's Esso, and B. and J. and Hindson Marine, are the last scheduled game of the season. a 11-3 score, with Nadon picking up one assist. The Garrisons begin their first playoff series against the Bracebridge Hawks next Wednesday night. Staff photo Garrisons end season in second spot The Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons ended their regular season on a winning note last Wed- nesday night, as they skated to an easy 11-3 victory over the league leading Bradford Packers. Garrisons centre Terry Spiker had a five point night as he scored four goals, and picked up one assist. Tom Gignac and Peter Brissette each got a goal and three assists, for four points, and team captain Alvin Robillard scored twice, and got one assist, for three points. Gerrard Lachapelle, Murry Guthrie and Bill Bowker scored the other Garrisons' goals. Les Chaisson scored two for the Packers, and "Ray Lisk got the other one. The weak point on the Bradford team Wed- nesday night appeared to be goal tender Berni Killorn, as the Garrisons only outshot the Packers 35-28, with Killorn stopping just a little more than two out of three shots on net. Garrisons' goalie Frank St. Amant turned away nearly eight out of nine shots on goal. The Garrisons are the only team in the league which had finished its schedule, as Bradford and Bracebridge each have three games left, and Oro has two games to go. However the point spread is such that whatever the outcome of those games, the stan- dings will not change. Bradford will finish the season in first place, while the Garrisons are in second, Oro is in third, and Bracebridge will finish the season in last place. ; calendar The Garrisons begin their best four of seven playoff series against Bracebridge next Wed- nesday night at 8:30 at the Penetanguishene arena. The series then moves to Bracebridge for games om Friday, February 25, and Sunday, February 27. It Revels remnas 0) Penetanguishene for games on March 2 and March 4, while the sixth game is scheduled for March 6 in Bracebridge, and the seventh is to be played on March 11 in Penetanguishene. Gulf Sa" LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE Bill Clark General Contractor - Excavating Sand and Gravel Supplies - Water Haulage Landscaping Snow Removal ELMVALE Bus. 322-2545 BUY Gas x Oil Batteries Tires Mechanic On Duty Intermediate 'C' Hockey The Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons have this week off, while the other teams in the league finish off their schedules. 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