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thursday bwessber 14 1972 the tribune pae 15 wmt wtihu staphts by jack watson uxbridges tom newton scored five times and counted one assist in last fridays game in oshawa against wexford stouffville juniors as the legionaires downed their visitors 63 two new faces with wexford stouffville are defenceman herk faga and marco guertin faga comes to us from downsview of the tier 2 junior league in a trade for greg tyndall marco guertin is playing his first hockey of the year after returning here from spain last sunday action at the stouffville arena saw the visiting team dorset park minor bantams withdraw from the game because of rough play they had a commanding 5 0 lead at the time the hosts were the stouffville houston pharmacy ban tams the patrick motors midget bs have been providing some exciting action on friday nights of late jackie holder one of the two regular goaltenders from the midget a club has been helping out on the b squad dave mumford is the big scorer on tuesday december 19 the omha juveniles are hosting the minden juveniles lots of the stouff ville cottage owners from that area will i am sure want to attend congratulations peter mellon peter captured the mens pre novice sectional skating championships last week in toronto there are a number of questions about the ownership of the local arena that have been raised of late presently the arena is owned and operated by the stouff ville arena company and quite well too there are those who feel that the town should take it over what the advantage of that would be is difficult to assess it would have to be first of all purchased then the existing staff would have to be enlarged and hired on a full time basis the single advantage seems to be that the cost of ice would go down that there would be more time available for local hockey teams if the town did acquire the arena i can find a number of parents myself in cluded who would be in line deman ding some of that extra 13 hours per week being used for public skating it seems as if an additional arena would be more of an advantage lets en courage a kinsman this week in hopes that they build one close for novices stouffville everything came in ones when novice teams giulios pizza and merv terner construction battled to a draw dec 9 chris burke scored the lone goal for the pizza brigade and scott lippett the one tally for the opposition steve ireland was credited with the only assist four marksmen potted shots against lee sand and gravel when john roe ford won their contest 4 to 1 dary norton jack giertsma neil davis and david mehaffey scored for the winning side with an assist from david pearce brian raining netted the loner for lees dan lawson assisted cards hardware corralled the lads of stouffville stockyards in their own end whacked home 5 goals and kept their rivals from scoring danny calhoun netted 2 tony herold rodney king and ron armstrong 1 apiece assists came from randy cornelius and gavin mcleod richard painter recorded the shutout six to 1 was the final score in a one sided battle between stouffville credit union the winning side and dan glen construction tony leger was the high scorer with 3 goals followed by charlie wilsons 2 and ray woolhead with 1 scott haylow and tim allen were awarded assists randy underwood countered for the glen team west rouge smashes novices 51 stouffville in a game played in stouffville west rouge novice out- manned a much smaller stouffville squad to win 51 andrew redshaw scored the only goal for stouffville the assist went to robert geirkink van wright had three goals for the visitors the birkett and hassard insurance men should have scored more goals but they were not the opportunists david mackenzie was stopped on two breakaways hang on for 53 win peter mellon takes figure skating title clubs pre novice their sizes are smell and extra small stouffville battling from behind an early deficit 13 year old peter mellon of the stouffville figure skating club came on to win the lang trophy em blematic of pre novice superiority the requirements for pre novice are that skaters be able to complete four school figures in com petition each com petitor draws three figures of increasing degrees of difficulty and are judged ac cording to the degree of difficulty peter fell behind on the first figures finishing second last in the field of seven determined to finish better on his second figure peter scored perfectly with all five judges the third figure placed peter in the lead as he scored top marks again the second portion of the competition is the most exciting free style skating shows off the in novative talents of the skater and peter obviously pleased the judges who awarded this competition to him these competitions are sectional this competition coming in the central ontario region and held in torontos lakeshore arena there are four regions in ontario and one in each of the other ten provinces each region sends three skaters from each division to the canadian cham pionships pre novice do not compete nationally peter is the son of mr and mrs frank mellon 65 tindale road stouffville he is a student at st marks separate school wideman nets four there are only two sizes in the mite class of the stouffville minor hockey association small and extrasmall fitting these categories are 5 year old barry morgan left winlane drive stouffville and allan fockler 7 of ringwood spartans win season opener nets five goafs to win 74 stouffville- a 5 goal surge by paul wideman and 2 by joe thistel put meharg real estate on the winning side by a score of 7 to 4 in its game against civitan in bantam house league action dec 6 jim gilbert harold wideman danny glenn cam jaynes and joe thistel each picked up at least one assist for the op posing team greg ray 2 pat cashman 1 and derek faggiaini 1 were the scorers betz pools over powered hunts sunoco 8 to 3 when marksmen david lang and scott hall netted 3 goals apiece jeff williams and john labrie 1 each the sunoco crew ran out of gas and couldnt add to the goals from glen gibson ron green wood and terry wilson assisting in betz scoring were mitchell palmer kent wideman ed saltys and grant armstrong with robert hargrave and rick greenwood getting assists on hunts goals richards equip ment and crest hardware battled to an exciting finish six players scored to put the richards team ahead 6 to 5 marksmen were roy bonk ken bonk ron schell len ashbridge dean pipher don mclntee for crest bruce thornhill and jim grove scored two each randy wood netted the final tally assists went to teamates jim carrington and bill card keith wideman was mr big for lehman shoes in the mite league as he rapped in 4 of his teams 6 goals in a 6 1 romp over consolidated sand gravel mitchel burke and david marshall scored once each barry smith saved consolidated from a whitewash country ready mix edged beckers milk 3 2 in a close fought match kevin bartley assisted on duncan sandersons opening goal and then notched the remaining pair for the cementmen john carrick and david darling scored the becker goals with mike anderson drawing one assist raymer interiors decisioned stouffville kinsmen 3 1 raymers marksmen were dale leger 2 and cameron jones robert atkinson had one assist jeff mc- curdys solo effort put kinsmen on the scoresheet schell lumber also earned two points with a 3 1 win over aida cleaners brett winnitoy john tunney and mark murphy took care of the schell scoring with glen lewis earning an assist cam fraser was the aida sharp shooter thursday ladies stouffville this past saturday the intermediate spartans travelled to bayview secondary school in richmond hill to participate in the 7th annual referees tournament the first opponents were from richmond hill high school and after a close game the spartans emerged with a low scoring 21 18 victory leading scorers for stouffville were terry plaskitt with 8 points and bruce rodin with 6 this first win put the stouffville team in the semi finals against markham and the team members found their shooting eyes to post a 40 19 victory leading the spartans in this victory were bruce rodin with 14 points and randy barber and jeremy williamson with 6 barry doner had 4 points the championship game once again saw the stouffville team facing richmond hill high school who had defeated king city by 2 points earlier in the day however they could not penetrate the tough defense put up by the spartans especially gord fockler jeremy williamson and terry plaskitt leading the team to their 34 20 victory offensively were bruce rodin with 9 points and randy barber with 8 three straight victories led the stouffville spartans to their first cham pionship in the referees tour nament other team members are sal bevan gary fockler dan brazier mike barry bobboadway dave mumford and barry doner sdss basketballers capture were no 1 trophy stouffville last friday stouff ville district secon dary schools 5 basketball teams played against their counterparts from markham high school the junior girls won 13 12 midget boys lost 33 14 junior intermediates em erged with a 37 6 victory with bruce rodin scoring 14 points and randy barber 9 senior girls won 24 10 with 12 points scored by kim lewis in the final game stouffvilles senior boys team was defeated 35 10 however it was stouffville fans and players who continued to cheer as the final overall score of 98 96 was recorded in their favor to determine the winner of the were number one trophy stouffville goaltender lindsay middlebrook needed two pairs of skates to keep pickering panthers from scoring in the third period as an aggressive crew of panthers put on the pressure to tie the game pickering opened the scoring at 844 of the first period on a goal by rocci pagnello wexford was shorthanded at the time at the 1132 mark with pickering attempting a line change bruce carrigan carried the puck the length of the ice and set up wayne ormson for the tieing goal pickering took two costly penalties one a bench minor and steve majors took a bruce west rebound for the go ahead marker the pickering fans and players protested every call by the game officials resulting in costly penalties a slashing penalty to pete skilling set up a powerplay situation for the raiders and dixon was the op portunist cashing in a scott gibson pass the pantherecame back to tie the game on goals by wager and mclsaac the second period ended with the teams tied at 3 3 and goalie lindsay middlebrook had a broken skate blade during the in termission a pair of peewee bs outscore bowmanville group for 3- victory 19 bowlers top 650 mark stouffville nineteen bowlers rolled over the magic 650 mark and 20 bowled over 250 in the monday night mens league glen jackson rolled the high triple of 813 other high scores included dave macdonald 749 keith barton and ken hamm 735 allan vague 727 phil whybrew 726 rodger todd 710 bill white 707 vernon ward 699 peter hillerup 698 lloyd kerswill 682 bob cochrane 680 len greenwood 671 heinz blum 657 and jack hopper 653 the high singles were bowled by bill white and rod bond each with 294 other singles over 250 were glen jackson 292 and 279 bob tran 292 allan vogue 283 rodger todd 280 ken hamm 278 ralph marcelli 271 peter hillerup 263 bob cochrane 262 jack hopper 261 phil whybrew 260 and 257 art grove 259 dave macdonald 261 lloyd kerswill 256 terry holden 255 vernon ward 252 cliff dunkeld 251 keith barton 258 and 255 and charles grove 252 peewee house league coop defeats rivals league stouffville scores of 236 236 and 224 were tallied by joanne harper of the ladies thursday 7 oclock league other bowlers over 200 were marlene bell 208 flora forfar 221 theresa ertl 291 judy arm strong 239 204 carol milwain 201 gail hunter 209 204 marg wagg 225 barb melhuish 235 shirley wright 250 mildred oneill 254 stouffville the hethcrington electric scoring power was short circuited by a tough stouffville co op crew who kept them pinned down to 2 goals while netting five tony boadway fired two of the tallies and gained an assist david rea brad brown david ratcliff were responsible for the others with assists to tim lehman and mike byrne for the eler ians brent nicl was the mark an shane cogsw and dave ross a d on his goals apache downed ponents transport their op- d a construction 3 to 1 on goals by mark helliwell 2 and don chadwick i stephen hill was awarded 2 assists pine hill auto had no luck and no score in its encounter with stouffville legion who blanked the team 2 to zero randy smith fired both goals and was assisted on one by dan brown a close contest between mayflower farms and master feeds saw the former stay ahead 2 counters to 1 at the final whistle with goals by mark herold and bill hamm assist doug smith mark simpson countered with one tally and jim jessup received the assist all marriages are happy its living together afterwards that causes all the troubles rick glen gets winner stouffville a well played game in stouffville saw the outcome determined in the final minute of play when rick glen put away a pass from wayne feasby and steve pope the score 32for stouffville was indicative of the play between west rouge and the juvs findlay macdonald opened scoring with the only goal of the first period on a play set up by mike jones robert lewis in nets for stouffville was sharp halting a determined west rouge effort the only goal of the second frame came as lewis was caught moving the wrong way when glen mowatt scored from well out in the third graham burton put the visitors ahead with an early counter and this lead held until midway through the period when wayne feasby scored unassisted to toe the game the game looked like a saw off until steve pope from deep in his own end sent feasby off with a sharp pass that was relayed to rick glen who beat the defenders with eleven seconds remaining this game had to be pleasing to coach hodgson as the defence were able to move the puck from their own end a duty that has been questionable this year stouffville kevin mcguckin scored two goals to lead the scoring in last weeks action against bowmanville the commercial sand and gravel boys won the game 3 1 the only scoring of the first period came from mcguckin as he knocked in a murray johnston pass in the second period mcguckin again cashed in a pass from johnston and late in the period dean holmes put bowmanville on the board dale knabb exhibiting some great puck control took a pass from bill housser and put away the in surance goal the game featured some extremely hard checking by both clubs the bowman ville squad outweighed the locals but this advantage was lost by the aggressive play of the sandmen harvey schell kept the visitors looking with his play the bigger they came the better harvey liked it steve newman playing his last game with the bs had a strong game on the stouffville blueline skates were borrowed from peewee goaltender brad steel the period saw panthers captian ron harris ejected from the game for using some pretty abusive language to the referee scott gibson put away the winner at 11 22 and set up the clincher just 17 seconds later gibsons efforts earned him the first star another misconduct this one to pickerings jeff gilmour coupled with a penalty to pagnello discounted any at tempt by the visitors of getting back into the game friday nights action saw the oshawa legionaires led by tom newtons five goal effort down the raiders 6 3 next action goes here on sunday night at 730 when whitby tiremen are the visitors friday night sees the raiders in markham fires hot trick stouffville with mike mcdermott leading the way with 3 goals mayflower farms doubled the score on apache freight lines 4 2 in peewee house league competition robin cornelius fired one with assists going to paul jones mark herold and harry bonk d a construction blanked pine hill auto 2 0 chris jackson and darren kemp hit the target for the winners with rick danielis and eric timbers collecting assists in another shutout effort the legion downed hetherington electric 1 0 jim hamm was the big gun blinking the light on a pass from tony arrigo a real tight contest saw master feeds edge stouffville co op 4 3 ken benson with two robert mcbeth and george lynde scored for the winners david rat- cliff potted a pair for the co op squad mike byrne netted one steve scheus sparkling game gives iga peewees win stouffville the iga peewee lineup carried three new faces in a game which saw stouffville down perennial foes port perry 2 1 up from the peewee b team were steve newman philip redshaw and keith mcquckin schell controlled the game throughout but was able to put only one goal away for his effort when steve set up for the shot the port goalie was ducking in an ticipation allan sprague put away a dan gibson pass to open the scoring in period one schell scored unassisted at the 1300 minute mark and peter lane counted the only port perry goal a minute later to close out scoring in the period and game brad steele played omha schedule thurs dec 14 7 pm peewee a pickering at stouffville 8 pm bantam a port perry at stouffville 915 midget a westrougeat stouffville fri dec 15 7 pm- peewee b whitby at stouff ville 9 pm midget b port hope at stouffville tues dec 19 8 pm novice newcastle at stouffville 9 pm juvenile minden at stouffville in nets for stouffville and was in complete control when tested the second and third period was a game of try and catch me by schell as he had the puck most of the final two frames tuesday ladies lg stouffville holey rollers are at the top of the team standings in the tuesday afternoon bowling league with 49t points followed by team canada with 46 bowlers with score of 200 and over for a single game dec 5 were donna smur- thwaite 270 ruth knapp 230 206 donna wideman 216 edna jamieson21l rowena lehman 210 doris dunstall 204 barb melhuish 236 235 jane morgan 223 barb emmorey 211 201 stella macdonald 211 doris hopkins 206 jean norton 200