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Open Corner This Innisfil Bruin puts the breaks on at the side of the net awaiting a rebound during Friday night's junior C contest at Centennial Arena. Midland lost to Innisfil 7-4 after running out of gas in the third Around The Net A Midland Stoneleigh Centennial rounds the net picking up steam while the defenceman keeps his eyes on the attack- ing opposition. Midland hosted Innisfil Bruins at Centennial Arena Friday night the gap. and dropped a 7-4 decision. After being Logjam in league After seven games in the Penetanguishene Recrea- tional Hockey League, a slim three points separates the top team from the bottom. Following Sunday's ac- tion, Huronia Optical leads the six team league with a record of four wins, two loses and a tie for nine points. Therrien's Fur- niture trails by a point with four wins and three loses, just a single point ahead of third place G. Wilicers who have won two games and tied three others in their Lepage A four-goal effort by Chris Fieurie powered Royal Lepage to a 4-3 vic- tory over Bike Shop in the Novice Division of Midland house league hockey. In the other novice game, Bourgeois pummelled Remax 6-1 In the Atom division, Midland IGA dumped Police 6-3 while Little Generals nipped Realty World 3-2 with a last- minute effort. In the North Simcoe >> : 4 pea lar * See ry is ARBRE at pay Be 4 AP 1. " - seven contests. Commodore Hotel and Memories Devils are tied with six points on three wins and four loses. Hind- son Marine are tied in points with six, on two wins, three loses and a pair of ties. The top three clubs have each scored a total of 37 goals, while the last place team, Hindson, is right behind with 35. The best goals against average goes to third place G. Wilicers with 3.43, followed by Huronia Op- tical's 4.28 and Hindson defeats House League, Midland Police defeated Wasaga Beach 6-1. Responding to the Lepage goals were Tyler Zelisney and Gregory Spiker, who had two. Bourgeois got double- tally efforts from Lee Marion and Kyle Patterson with Richard Quesnelle and Scott Wylie putting in single efforts. Ryan Robert- son got the lone goal for Remax. IGA's Adam McCarthy and Gory Bath -each. got ee ee . . Ad rts cnecszresecsss frame. After outshooting the Bruins 34-19 over the first two periods, the Cents bare- ly managed to nip them 9-8 in the shot department in the third period. down only 1-0 after the first frame the locals found themselves trailing 5-1 in the second before the Cents rebounded for three in a row late in the period to close Marine with 4.57. Ken Edgar of Huronia Optical leads all scorers with a dozen goals and 11 assists for 23 points, the league lead in each depart- ment. Terry Spiker of Hindson Marine has scored nine times to go along with 10 helpers, while Dave Robillard of G. Wilicers is tied in points with 19 on eight markers and 11 assists. Paul Robillard, Hindson Marine (8-8), Carl Cowan, Huronia Optical (6-9) and Dave Genier, Memories (7-7) trail. Bikers two goals while Tim Reidel and Tom Leclair each got single insurance markers. Responding for Police were David Oster with two and Kevin Henderson with the single. Leron Best scored the first two General's tallies with Brian Ward putting in the winner. Peter Tumber got both Realty World scores. The peewee Police got a hat-trick from Adam Deacon and lone goals from James Kranz, and Chuck Kennye - - ee ee ee ee oP e-R Doe He Scores Number 20 of the Midland Stoneleigh Centennials ap- pears disgusted after an Innisfil Bruin found the mark Friday night at Centennial Arena in Georgian Bay Junior C hockey action. Midland outshot their guests Petras name sponsor by Gayle Hamelin The Penetang-Midland Ladies Hockey League rep team, The Petras, are pleas- ed to announce they will now be known as the P.M.L.H.L. How Construc- tion Petras. The How Construction Petras are currently swing- ing full gear for their fourth season. The Petras are the defending North-Eastern Ontario Women's Hockey Association Senior D Champions, a title we've held since joining the league two years ago. On Oct. 17, the Petras travelled to Parry Sound to take part in their Centen- nial tournament. In the first game of the season, the Petras lost 6-2 to the eventual champions from Tiverton. The next two games were a 9-0 win over Parry Sound and 4-2 win over the Hunstville Hur- ricanes, giving the Petras a second place finish. Saturday, October 24, the Petras were in Gravenhurst for an exhibition game against our North-Eastern Ontario Women's Hockey on the evening but were unable to fill the net. The Cents are struggling a bit at the moment but should make their presence felt before the season is over. Association rivals. With only eight players suited for the game, the Petra strategy was to build an early lead and then play defense to save the tired legs. The strategy worked to perfection as the Petras built a 5-0 first period lead and coasted to a 6-2 final. Angel Rumney and Anne Majors volunteered to help out the shorthanded team. The How Construction Petras will be holding their second annual Senior D tournament on Saturday, Nov. 14 at the Penetang Arena. The Ontario Women's Hockey Associa- tion sanctioned tourna- ment gets under way at 8 a.m. with the host Petras taking on the Parry Sound Trilities and finishes with the championship game due to start at 7 p.m. Other teams in the tourney are from Gravenhurst, Huntsville, Oshawa, Milverton, Stouff- ville and Keswick. Come on out to watach the ladies and enjoy the refreshments in the booster club. Admis- sion is only $1. 'a CUSTOMER CARE. tes cau depeut out! 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