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Stoneleigh Centennials turn on jets ARNOLD eis Midland Stoneleigh Centennials visited Stroud, Sunday af- ternoon, for a contest with second place Innisfil Bruins. After falling behind 4- 0 by midpoint in the second period, Cents came alive and displayed why they are in first place. Seven straight markers led Cents to an 8-6 triumph. Barry Hughes and John Small gave Bruins a 2-0 first period lead. Sam Sparato and Steve Dane staked Innisfil to a 4-0 lead in the second but Midland caught fire and the game was tied within a span of four minutes and _ three seconds. Peter Wright put Cents on the board at 9:49 assisted by Dave Bressette and Pat Marchand. Daryl Belcourt found the mark from Shawn Davy and Carl Weber at 6:46 and again 22 seconds later from Marlon Gieseler and Davy. Archie Meridis tied the game for Cents at 5:46 on a play with Davy and Tom Hook. Two minutes and 35 seconds into the third stanza, Marlon Gieseler struck for his third goal of the weekend as he was set up by Daryl and Kevin Belcourt giving Cents their first lead of the contest. Two dozen seconds later, Daryl gave Midland a two goal lead from Marlon Gieseler and brother Kevin who scored a shorthanded goal unassisted at 13:50. Nolan Keogh and Andy Walton came right back for Innisfil to bring them within one, but Dave Bressette from Peter Wright doused their flames with two minutes and 44 seconds remaining in the game. Chris Lemieux handled the puck stopping chores for Midland and was a bit rusty at the beginning of the game as he hadn't seen much _ action recently. However, he soon returned to form allowing only two goals in the second half of the game. Kings explode for 10-2 triumph Penetang Junior C Kings feel Kids' night on Friday was a huge success. Not only were several area kids in attendance but Kings dominated the game thoroughly and skated to an easy 10-2 triumph over Gravenhurst Indians. Dan Archer, Scott Hook, and Gary Lynch - staked Kings to a 30 period lead. Gilles Charlebois fired the only Penetang marker in the second as Gravenhurst got singles from Dan Beaudry and Renne Bakema to make the score 4-2 in favour of Penetang at the end of the second period. Kings broke the game open with six unan- swered tallies in the final frame. Scott Hook notched his second of the game at 6:11 from Gilles Charlebois. Gary Lynch found the mark at the midway point of the period for his second counter, assisted by Warren Hart and Charlebois. Steve Bauchman connected on a power play effort with Alex McCarl and Brad Denis. Scott Boyd made the score 8-2 at 16:48 while newcomer Kevin Swan connected 10 seconds later from Paul Steele. Warren Hart closed out the scoring at 18:50 from Stu Restrup and Jeff LeClair. Penetang _outshot their guests 46-25. On the more pleasant side, Catharine Laurin of Midland was the winner of the bicycle courtesy of the Bike Shop. Shawn Robitaille of Simcoe Street, Penetang was the lucky recipient of a watch courtesy of Orr's Jewellers. On a sad note, a Gravenhurst player was charged by Penetang Police with assault after a nine-year-old youngster _ reportedly suffered injuries near the Gravenhurst dressing room. The player in question had just been ejected from the game by the referee. The action was fast and furious at Maple Leaf Gardens, Saturday night, as Toronto Maple Leafs entertained Montreal Caught in a jam Canadiens. Leafs' goaltender, Wregget, who replaced starting netminder Ken Don Edwards who suffered a rib injury in the game, watches the action behind the net. Russ Courtnall (9) comes in to help Jim Benning while Chris Kotsopoulos helps out Wregget. -Photo by Arnold Burgher Steele, Lynch and Restrup lead Kings Penetang Kings fired four unanswered third period goals to defeat Huntsville Blair McCanns Sunday in Huntsville by a 6-3 count. Greg Graham counted first for Huntsville at 17:06 of the first frame. Penetang came back with a marker at the 33 second mark of the second period as Alex McCarl connected on a power play opportunity unassisted. Kings took the lead less than three minutes later when Scott Hook found the range on a solo effort. Huntsville came back with a power play goal off the stick of Rod McDonald and _ 33 seconds later, McDonald tallied again on strength to put Blair McCanns in the lead 3-2. With two and a half minutes left in the period, Matt Hinds was replaced in the Penetang net by Kevin Steele after suffering an injury. Perry Beausoleil notched the game tieing tally at 11:25 of the third period from Stu Restrup and Paul Steele. Commodore Commodore Petras continued their winning ways on Saturday evening in Gravenhurst by outscoring the home team 7-3. Petras notched three goals to one in the first period. Janice Holmes scored the first of her hat trick, Jennifer Legault and Jane Derry each added singles with Maureen McKinnon, Nadia Robinson and Karen Graham each lending the assists. In the second period. Twenty-four seconds later Restrup sent Gary Lynch in on a power play for what turned out to the the game winning goal. Steele teamed up with Lynch and Restrup for Penetang's fifth marker before Lynch tallied the final goal of the contest at 3:41 from Restrup and_ Brad Denis. Kings will be hosting league leading Midland Stoneleigh Centennials tomorrow night 8:30 p.m. at Penetang Arena. Petras continue to win the Petras' Legault scored her second at the 10:46 mark. Gravenhurst replied with two goals and Holmes scores with 29 seconds to end the period 5-3. Petras controlled the third period with Holmes picking up her third and Nadia Robinson scoring with only five seconds left in the game to make the final score 7-3. The Petras next action will be December 13 at the Penetang arena at 8:30 when they will host Huntsville Honeys, a "C"' level team. Centennials sharp on power play -Chris Edwards, Daryl Belcourt, and Peter Wright each recorded a goal and three assists in leading Midland Stoneleigh Centennials to a 9-6 win in Oro, Friday night. Oro struck first with a short handed effort by Bill Campbell at 15:41 of the first period, but Midland answered 32 seconds later when Pat Marchand found the range with help from Dave Bressette and Chris Edwards. Steve Ingram gave Oro the lead at 10:35 but once again Marchand came back to tie it 19 seconds later assisted by Peter Wright and Edwards. Oro's Bob Drury resotred the lead on a power play at 2:34. The second period was all Midland as they fired four unanswered tallies, three three on the power play. Veteran Marlon Gieseler made his presence felt in his first game of the season as he found the range on the power play. Daryl Belcourt and Chris Edwards" also _ hit paydirt on the power play. Archie Meridis notched the other marker of the period. Cents upped the count to 7-3 as Marlon tallied his second of the game after 40 seconds had expired in the third frame. Oro struck for a pair as Glen McDermott and Bob Drury con- nected before Peter Wright came back for Midland at 9:20. Bill Campbell put Oro within two with just over five minutes ramining before Shawn Davy removed all doubt with a shorthanded marker two minutes later. Midland outshot their hosts 51-34. On the broom by ED PEARSON Earlier in the year I was pressganged on to the Penetang curling executive and up till now I have been as useful as a chocolate firescreen. It all changed last week when I was detailed off to assist Omar Gravelle organize the Turkey Bonspiel. (I know that his friends call him Pop but how often do you get a chance to call a chap Omar?) Pop explained the intricacies of the draw and the scoresheet, he supervised the shopping cart when he shopped for the turkeys. The bonspiel was played last Sunday and was won by that old smoothie, Maurice Bellisle who shepherded his rink of Ann Timmins, Guy Moreau and Dina Van Der Velde into top spot. The other two game winners were the John Carpenter and Paul Boucher rinks. It was a grand Bonspiel. All the sheets were filled, Bill Howard had the ice sheened to perfection, Ron and Joan were genial hosts at the bar and Rick Moreau directed traffic at the prizetable. If you want some relief from the thrills and spills of competitive curling, come out to the rink on Thursday afternoons at one sharp. The Seniors and the lady curlers spend some quality time together in friendly curling. The Ice Maidens under the leadership of Ann Ross, and the Frozen Fogies with Scotty Wallace at the helm, have a running battle going, modesty forbids me from reporting who is ahead in the series. Russ Howard continues to enchance the name of our club by winning the cashspiel at Elmvale last Sunday. Congratulations Russ! Top Hat shut out Times North Simcoe Peewee's Penetang Top Hat Amusements defeated Midland Times on Thursday by a 40 score. Goals for Penetang Top Hat were Mike Besley, Steve Ritchie, Steve Robillard and Steven Garraway. Shawn Deschamps got three assists and played a super game for Top Hat. Terry Lorette and Jeremy Legault received the other assists. Kevin Besley played a steady game in net to record his third shutout.Top Hat's record so far this season is four wins one loss and one tie. Penetang Top } 5 hair: Ni pl ays Penetanguishene Bay Marine on Thursday in Penetang. Tuesday, December 10. 1985, Page 21 { ~wowweeee