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High-scoring games continue for Tykes High scoring games continued to be the order in Midland Tyke House League hockey action as Stoneleigh outlasted the Wings 10-8. Karl Kaspar led Stoneleigh's onslaught with four markers while Joshua Jeffery added a trio. Nicholas Jeffery con- tributed a brace and Eric Tindale notched a single. Replying for the Wings were Justin Neilon and Kris Dickerson each with a hat trick while Jeff Heels and Tim Billson scored one each. Dynasty Inn doubled Bertram's Fuels 14-7. Matthew Murdock counted six times for Dynasty while Jeremy Sauve added five. Shane Robillard, Jamie Hamelin and Russ Holden each registered a single. Brock Lavin and Ryan King recorded hat tricks for Bertram's with Jeremy Prahl rounding out the scoring. In Novice action, Royal LePage entered the win column with a 1-0 decision over previously undefeated Free Press. LePage got its marker off the stick of Chris Cooper backed by the goaltending of Daryl McGibbon. Meanwhile, Bike Shop remained undefeated by dumping Bourgeois Motors 5-1. Jeff Linka led with two goals while Joe Smitten, David Ashworth and Jeff Latour completing the scoring. Jamie Bradley answered for Bourgeois. Hot pursuit Midland Stoneleigh Centennial players are in pursuit of the puck ed the Cents 6-5. Midland will be hosting Innisfil Friday night carrier in Friday night's Georgian Bay Junior C Hockey League ' before travelling to Parry Sound Sunday for a 1 D.m. game. fixture at Centennial Arena. The visiting Stayner Siskins edg- Deflection The Huntsville Blair McCann goaltender, Norm Webb, is down and out after making a save against a Penetanguishene King. The puck is deflected toward the Homelife Atoms nipped Avco Financial Services 2-1 with all the scoring in the third period. Jason Juneau and Aaron Dorion were Homelife's marksmen while Cory Bath connected for Avco. Midland Police rallied to clip Realty World 4-3 on the strength of a hat trick from Adam Desroches and a singleton from Chris Pauze. Scott Blake scored all three Realty World markers. South Simcoe action saw Midland's Walker's Electric juveniles earn a 2-1 deci- sion with goals from John Barnett and Glen Weatherell. Midland Times peewees defeated Thorn- ton 4-3. Raymond Land, Keith Robinson, Scott Webb and Jason Greenwood ac- counted for the Midland offence. The Times also blanked Penetang Two 2-0. Greenwood and Ron Hutchison tallied while Kirk Dagenais earned the shutout. Smith Mobile Home Bantams tied Wye Heritage 4-4 with Rodney Land (2), Shawn Belfry and Keith Duval scoring for Heritage and Dan Middleton (2), Ryan Deschambault and Jason Reynolds reply- ing for Smith's. Heritage downed Smith's 5-1 with Land, Shane Whitehead, Belfry and Jeremy Tobin leading the way. Deschambault replied for Smith's. ae mm ~f. Vat aI DE LF | re. Y O/ C4 0 | CA SO taal te Seventh annual tourney Watch for some basketball action Friday at MSS The Seventh Annual Midland Secondary School Marauders Invitational midget boards in Georgian Bay Junior C hockey action Friday night at Penetang Arena. Huntsville came from behind to win the game 6-4. basketball tournament will take place Fri- day and Saturday at the MSS gym. The event is sponsored by MacDonald's restaurants. In pool one, Midland will be joined by Oshawa O'Neill, Barrie Eastview and Penetanguishene Secondary School. St. Theresa's, Barrie Innisdale, Orillia District Collegiate and Vocational Institute and Lo- Ellen Secondary School comprise Pool two. The format calls for a single round robin within each pool. On Friday, MSS faces Eastview at 4 p.m. while Innisdale tackles OD at 5:30. MSS swings back into action at 7 against Oshawa while Lo-Ellen plays Innisdale at 8:30 p.m. The-schedule at St.T's has PSS playing Oshawa and Eastview at 4 p.m. and 7 while St. Theresa's meets Lo-Ellen at 5:30 and OD at 8:30 p.m. The Saturday match-ups have MSS and PSS starting at 9 a.m. and Lo-Ellen versus OD at 10:30 a.m. At St. Theresa's, Oshawa and Eastview are in the curtain raiser while St. T's and Innisdale do battle at 10:30 a.m. The runners-up in each pool play at 12:30 p.m. while the pool winners meet in the championship tilt at 2 p.m. Both con- tests are at MSS. Kings can't hold the lead Penetanguishene S. Charlebois Kings took an early lead but then dropped a 6-4 decision at home Friday night to the Hunt- sville Blair McCanns. The Kings led 1-0 after one period of the Gerogian Bay Junior C contest and 2-1 after two. Back to back counters near the midway point of the final stanza sank the Kings who led 4-3 at the time. Brent Dubeau opened the scoring on a power play at 6:21 of the first assisted by Mike Grube and Kent Nelson. Wayne Desjardins beat Norm Webb in the Huntsville net at the 7:22 mark of the middle frame with help from Nelson and Roy Taylor on another man advantage. Greg O'Meara put the visitors on the board a minute later on the power play. Huntsville struck 30 seconds into the third as O'Meara counted again. Jamie Page gave the Blair McCanns a 3-2 lead at 1:15 only to have Penetang reply 47 seconds later when Dubeau teamed with Desjardins and Mark Rankin. The Kings regained the lead at 6:27 on an unassisted goal by Shawn Desroches. O'Meara and Dave Thur registered markers 37 seconds apart as Huntsville took a 5-4 lead at 8:38. Rod McDonald clicked with a man advantage at 15:57 to close the scoring. Jim Roberts faced 42 shots in the Penetang net while Webb saw 46 Penetang drives. Penetang will see action Friday night at home against Oro 77's. Wednesday, November 30, 1988, Page 13