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7 I ii W v I Win Sunday Oak Ridges ians Take In i J Aurora TBirds Qualify For Cage Finals J AURORA question has to be asked after Aurora Tigers Parry Sound Brunswick at the Aurora arena March before hockey fans what has hap pened to the Sounders They were supposed to come out of the north and chew up the south teams Fans taking in first two games in the TigerSound setto are asking will it go more than four For three minutes Sunday the Sounders it an all- out effort It didnt pay off After that the Sounders look ed a tired and beaten club The Sounders might possibly play possum for one game but not likely for two They were just outclassed Although was the Tigers who came out of the first period full value JO leaders The Sounders broke the Tiger flow for a second period goal at the five minute mark That was it for the Sounders They werent hustling and their power play was nonexistent The Tigers made it in the second and up with a three goal third period fistfull Mike Alcorn and Roy scored two goals each to lead Tigers Gary Carleton Paul OMabony Larry Dixon and Dave punched in the other Aurora goals The AlcornCoteyPugh Au rora line had an excellent day Alcorn gave Tigers a gaudy start with two first period goals Cotey got the assist on Alcorns first Cotey and were in on the sec ond as swept around the Sound defense Carletons goal at the minute mark came on a letter perfect pass out from John Gould after John started the play The Sounders got a two on one break to shatter Jim Rutherfords shutout Roddy Bloomfield needed a couple of whacks to get it past Ruther ford Rutherford was again a star and the big difference between the clubs as the Sounders seemed to be fancy- daning it rather than shoot ing Paul back for his first game after his injury scored at with linemates Archie and Gary Bellamy helpers Larry Dix on got the soft goal of the game Dixon let fly from the blueline and a Sound de- Strikes Spares Tuesday Ladies League scoring stars were Sal Cun ning Dyson 5S9 McPherson Yvonne Haskell Mae Bray Marie Mainprise Helen Peters and Edith McCut- High scoring League week BUI shot an triple including a 398 single to show the way Other best marks Gene Kill- bride Max Jack George Hill and Harry Oosterhuis Gloria Bell Karen Kilibride June Verna Dow- and were best ladies fender deflected it past goalie Gary with Collingwood over the reg ular season was a last minute replacement for the Sound- later with Alcorn and ers starting the payoff stroked in a pass out from John Gould and Gary Carletoo scored on the same type of play two min- fired a blazer into the comer of the net with three minutes left to complete the Tiger scoring The best of seven series is supposed to run March 26 at Parry Sound March at Parry Sound April 2 at Aurora seventh game if need ed April at Parry Sound The Sounders won the toss for the odd game OAK RIDGES Oak Ridg es Pioneers have reached the semifinals The Pioneers wrapped up their third round series with Huskies at the NEWMARKET Itll be Pickering College Huron Heights Teachers and Aurora In a roundrobin final for the championship in the North York Senior Basketball Bradford arena March with S Huron Height Teachers a 75 win The Pioneers won the totalgoals series opener In Haliburton March to cop the round 115 Greg scored twice Paul and Fred Judge fired other Pioneer goals It was a team effort in every respect Larry Clews provided the goattending shutout In the freewheeling Satur day session at Bradford Greg was again the scoring pacesetter with two goals Brent Pete Stuart Fred Judge Paul and Bob Hearsin pegged the other Pioneer goals Larry Everett paced the invading Huskies with a two goal effort Wellington Grafton brook and Warsaw along with Oak Ridges still remain in the hunt for OMHA allOntario honors The Pio neers are likely to meet Mill- brook or Warsaw in the semi final round edged Trinity United in a classic tussle roll ed to a win over Aurora Teachers last week to for the league finals Norm Menczel and Htm showing deadly accur acy under the hoop shot and points respectively to prime the Huron scoring pump Bill Perry found the target for nine points Harold Douglas seven and Larry Bone two Twice the battling Huron Lose InGBSSA Girl Trinity after astern in the first quarter tied the score with the picking up their three point majority in the second Rod Mtckleburgh a fugitive from the of Blues and little John Westlike carried the Trinity torch MicUeburgh caged points Westlake Jim Motes shot Bob OOP Pick five and Craig Miller two to follow the leaders i Tourney Win Opener At Parry Sound PARRY SOUND Proving slicker and quicker from the blueline in Aurora Tigers de feated Parry Sound wicks in the opener of a best of seven junior C playoff series On their show ing in the humptydumpty Parry Sound arena Tigers will rule as strong favorites to repeat the defeat dosage in at least three of re maining six games Against an impressive Jim Rutherford in the Tiger nets the Sounders kept it close until Bill crew shot two in third period to win pulling away Weve played better hoc key We can win the scries if everyone keeps digging Jim Rutherford played another outstanding game was the word from jubilant coach For- ham The Sounders too failed to show any great shakes of a power play as on two occa sions Tiger checkers frus trated the Sounders while playing two short John Gould and Mike Al corn scored a pair of goals spark the Tigers who twice came from behind tie the score Jim McCiain and Roy were production artists on the other Tiger tallies Ron Orr brother of the fa mous Bruin scored twice to power the Sounders and Peter Linn collected the other Brunswick goals Tiger goalie Jim Rutherford slides out of his net to make one of several good saves against Parry Sound Sunday afternoon Roddy of Parry Sound at right tries to control the puck hut missed the open net Tiger players John Roy and Dave were caught out of position as referee watches the action Shepherd Staff NEWMARKET OPTIMISTS Itanium W Maroon I Red 10 21 Green 8 8 1 Dark Blue Blue 3 Black 3 0 NEWMARKET Midland High and Barrie Central dom inated competition and brought home GBSSA senior and junior basketball cham pionships from the recent girls basketball tournament held at the High School Huron Heights represented the South and North York sec tions in the finals Sutton won east division honors Huron Heights lassies didnt bring home any titles but played well enough to rate the ac colades of coach Mrs Carol Stephen and assistant coach Ron Pegg Sutton High edged Parry Sound 1716 In the senior series Midland de feated Huron Heights 3419 Midland defeated Sutton in the senior final Huron Heights defeated Sut ton for a winning junior start Barrie Central defeat ed Bracebridge 2413 and won over Huron Heights to cop the championship Huron Heights Joanne Maan was top junior marksman with points J Webb Bar runnerup points Mid land senior Ruth McQulrter shot points Gall Sutton to cop senior divi sion scoring laurels Suttons Gail McLeod count ed the moat Important points in the tourney sinking two free shots in the final seconds as Sutton edged Parry Sound Best sport of the day was Linda Trimble Sutton Linda stayed on to cheer for her team after fracturing two arms in her first game Mrs H Wolfe of High tournament convener sent out sincere congratula tions to the winners and to all the teams for their efforts and sportsmanship Special thanks were extended to ref erees Miss J Hume Mrs Ann Witherow and Mrs Aud- rey Ferris put on a rapid Art scoring show and their re bound skill was something to behold Paul Scott celebrated St Patricks Day early with a point explosion George Lister and Bill Cameron point producer Brian nine Jet Jackson and Clare two were other marksmen Al Davie was a twoway Teacher star Davie hooped seven points Bud Sutton four Jeff Davie and Bill Anderson two each YORK CURLING CLUB Draw TPta Clarke Carter 3 Woods 1 3 Houston borough 4 12 Coulter S Moody Bennett Spear Bales Marshall Mackay 9 j Strikes Spares Helen Fran ces Marion Gib bons Kay Fletcher Carolyn Fletcher and set the Thursday Ladies League scor ing pace Gladys Crowe Trudy Spezlali Knappeit 568 Annie Hazel Lynn Edith Vernon Sue and Jo Ann followed the leaders 1 E Gwillimbury Minors Atom Series Deadlocked EAST lets Arts Garage will have to go another game in their East Minor Hockey Atom league final They tied in the second game in their scries Mike scored for Jets for Arts Theyre starling all over again in the Novice league finals Motors beat Ma tter Shoes 41 In restarted series Jim clicked for two goals Kim and Jim Collier one each for win ners Phil averted a shutout Valleyview are first to win an East title Valleyview edged to cop the Peewee crown Valleyview took the best of three finale in two straight Bradford Minors End Season BRADFORD Bradford minors closed heir North York Minor Hockey season on a 5050 note Rob Partridges slick shotstop ping efforts featured as Brad ford blanked East 0 In a league Legionaires Meet Lindsay Other Teams Go To AURORA Aurora Little NHL hockey boosters have every reason give a toot or two on their looters this hockey semester Theyll have have received word Aurora will meet Lind say in A- minor semifinals The first game In totalgoals scries three teams going to represent was played last weekend The them in Ontario A series second game goes at Aurora little NHL finals booked for March 23 at 745 pm Cobourg Raster week Aurora fans came up cheer ing March at the Aurora arena as their gallant Aur ora blasted New market Redskins frO The win gave Aurora the best of three zone final act In games arid quali fied the Legionaires to head for March 29 along with novice and bantam Larry Giles picked up the title of stingiest goalie In Aurora by keeping Red skins off the scoresheet Ron scored twice to spark the Dave Casey Mike VuGojl Gavin Smith Peter SkfUHae Brian Costello other Legion- got Into the game Rick Wray gave the homesters their biggest lift with a two goal effort Tim Armstrong and Dave Graham triggered goals The shoe was on the other fool as Bob Lynns Bradford Aces lost to in a midget contest Rill Knnyo and George Scott celebrated Shamrock Week with goal scoring expeditions Mike Sage claimed two goals to pace Rceton The Bradford arena will be a busy spot April Thais when the Figure Skating Club presents its an nual carnival This years carnival Is expected to be one of the most colorful in the clubs history Ron Thomas and Bob Snow were sharpest They scored a pair of goals each Jim Mo and Bob Burke shot other winners goals Mike was a two goal going concern for TonyFarr with Mike Don and Joe Burke singles Arn Johnstons freewheel ing Ontario Hydro Unionists bent Lyons Furniture In a Bantam league game Dave Case shot two goals Don Frank Perry and Dan Killoran a goal each to lend Hydro J Pugh claimed two goals Norm Hancock one for Lyons Dave Case Ontario Hydro front liner with 24 points is league scoring leader Dan Raker has Dan 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