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I ERA Aurora Keswick Wed April J I i A I ue tournament winners post narrow victories AURORA A total of om six goals separated the winners from the losers in the five championship games at last weeks Aurora Hockey Mothers House League Tournament at the Community Centre Aurora Chrysler won the junior Title defeating OCAW Tonys dumped Paul Saunders to capture the midget crown Aurora Auto Body edged Omar Shoes 21 to take the bantam championship Fines Transport nipped Deemac Furniture to win the division and Club picked up the atom title Op timists and Doane Hall were tied I after overtime but Optimists outshot to win the atom championship JUNIOR Rick Opasky scored two goals to lead Aurora Chrysler to a victory in the cham pionship contest Malcolm Pierce scored the winners other goal John Thompson drew two assists while Dave earned one Robert Alcorn scored unassisted for Chrysler reached the final by doubling the score on Post Paper Box Pierce Paul Neale Ray Schnabel Malcolm and Kent Lewis scored for the winners Tom Patterson Pier cer OHara and John had assists Larry Gallagher Doug Kennedy and Don Mcllwain had one goal apiece in a losing cause Tom had an assist advanced to the championship game by virtue of a win over North York Plumbing Robert Berton Ken Pat ched Paul Tipton and Ben Kaminski scored for Maurice Pare assisted on two while Gerry Miller and Tipton helped out on one apiece Rick captain of the Aurora Chrysler club drives a slap- shot at the net in Saturdays junior final scored two goals as his club won the game to capture the junior championship at the Aurora House League Tournament Bernard Engel scored for Plumbing MIDGET Gary Winter collected two goals and two assists as Tonys Esso dumped Paul Saunders to capture the Midget cham pionship Wade MacDonald and Wayne Summers also scored for the winners Summers also earned three assists while MacDonald picked up one Scott Barton notched both Saunders goals with assists from Denis Giles Mike and Mike Bishop Tonys Esso advanced to the final by blanking Toronto Air ways 70 Winter led the attack with four goals Art Bellar notched two and Mark added one Summers and Dean Setter had two assists apiece while and Bellar each earned one Scott Blanchard earned the shutout Saunders needed two wins to reach the final defeating Canadian Tire and Aurora Highlands OHara scored three times in the win while Barton and Bishop each tallied once OHara Gord Granger Tony Elias and Steve Rumble had one assist apiece Roy scored for Canadian Tire with an assist from Carl Clutchey OHara had two goals and Barton netted the other in the win over Highlands Granger George Page and Joe Taylor each had an assist Brian Boulter and Keith Cooper replied for Highlands Peter Bennett assisted on two while Keith Scott helped out on one Highlands had won its first game over Ormesher Ford Eric Wooder and Jeff Churchill each tallied twice for Highlands and Cooper scored once Cooper and Mark Farrow each had two assists Mike Clee had two goals for Ormesher and Mark Oliver had one Jeff Brooks Charlie t Mike white helmet of Aurora Auto Body and team mate Matt Dean raise their arms after Dean scored the winning goal in the bantam final giving Auto Body a 21 victory over Omar Shoes Dejected Omar Shoes players are Dean Storey and goalie Mike Hughes Mike Martin of Fines Transport takes a house league title Looking on are Mike of shot at the open net in Saturdays peewee final Fines and goalie Derrick Hammett Fines defeated Deemac 51 to win the peewee Steenhorst and Brian Miller drew assists BANTAM A goal by Matt Dean mid way through the final period gave Aurora Auto Body a win over Omar Shoes in the bantam championship game Steve Taylor had the other Auto Body goal with assists from Chris Spasopoulos and Rob Dean Storey scored unassisted for Omar It was the third straight win for Auto Body and followed a victory over Moon Gardens and a 63 triumph over Marys Fruit Store Leece and Dean scored two goals apiece in the 7- 0 win Sam King Mike Strilchuk and Taylor added singles Gary Cocking and Spasopoulos assisted on two apiece while Prichard Dean King and each helped out on one Dave Bishop posted the shutout Prichard and Taylor each tallied twice in the win Cocking and Mark Bellingham added singles helped out on two goals while Taylor King Prichard and Brian Burton each assisted on one Omar Shoes edged J and J Plumbing and Aurora Bakery to reach the bantam final Brad Wilson tallied twice in the victory over Plumbing while Storey and Neil each scored once Rick Fewer earned an assist Dave Klaassen had two goals and one assist in a losing cause and Len netted one Don scored an unassisted thirdperiod goal and Mike Hughes registered the shutout in the win over Bakery J and J tied Kiwanis in an earlier game but had the edge in shots on goal Klaassen scored for J and J with an assist from Jaques Jim Twiss replied for In a firstround game Moon Gardens edged Don 21 in overtime Danny Birrane and Brian had two points apiece for the winners Peter Meyer scored for Greenham with assists from Ross Morton and Jim Kainellos Fines Transport took a firstperiod lead then hung on to defeat Deemac Furniture and win the peewee cham pionship The Fines club defeated Aurora Cable 21 and Grant Winter Fuels to advance to the championship Mike Szarka and Billy Jaques scored in the win over Cable Brian Wayne Huston David Walker and Paul Atkinson had assists Greg replied for Cable with assists from Glen and Shawn Szarka had two goals and collected one goal and one assist to pace Fines to the win over Grant Winter Richard Mitchell Jaques and James had assists James Miller and Shane Hitchcock had one goal apiece in a losing cause Brian Copland had an assist Deemac defeated Dungeon 52 and Civitan to reach the peewee final Frank Burns bagged two goals in the win over and John Currie Jeff Barton and Willy added singles Harold Chopping had an assist Andrew McClurc and David Thalheimer had one goal apiece in a losing cause Cameron Wilson drew an assist Burns scored four goals to lead Deemac to the win over and Chopping each scored twice Currie assisted on four while Chopping Burns and Steve Cousins helped out on one apiece Lenny scored unassisted for Civitan In a firstround game Eric Winter posted a shutout as blanked Scotts scored two goals and Doug Copley picked up one goal and one assist In another opening round contest Grant Winter edged Knights 32 Jodi Matthew had two goals for the winners and Hitchcock added a single Peter Diamond and Miller drew assists Knights goals were scored by Mark ill and Doug Clark Shane Moore and Coffin each earned an assist ATOM Doane Hall and Optimists were tied 33 after three regulation and one overtime periods but Optimists won the atom crown by outshooting in the extra frame Quinn led Op timists with two goals and Mark Buckley added one Derek Sifton Steve Owen and Jamie Jones had assists JohnRobert MacNeil netted two goals for Doane and David Hodgson added one Andrew Buck Blair Taylor and Steven Tipton collected assists Optimists won their two earlier games After trailing 20 Optimists bounced back to wallop Jones Cleaners 72 in a semifinal contest Jones led the winners with three goals Rick Boyd netted two and Buckley and Jeffrey Barrett each scored one Buckley Ian Bourque Jeffrey Jones and Kevin Small had assists Jim and John Simmons scored for Cleaners Steve assisted Optimists won their opening game over Trio Restaurant Boyd had two goals and one assist while Buckley collected one goal and one assist Douglas Shipley scored for Trio with an assist from Randy Sundquist advanced to the atom final by defeating Home Hard ware paced the winners attack with a hattrick Hodgson Erik Rubbens and James each tallied once Jimmy Knott assisted on two while Andrew Buck Currie Taylor Gerry Dubeau Billy Hastie and Allan Gray helped out on one apiece Michael Leslie and Mark Price replied for Hardware with assists from Tim and Danny In a firstround game Summers and Smith outscored Jones Cleaners 31 but forfeited the game because one of the Summers players was double- shifted Scott had two goals for Summers and Bill Alexander netted the other Douglas drew an assist scored for Jones with an assist from Mcllvenna In a special draw for tournament players Todd Manning Ian Jones and Scott Hawley won trips to summer hockey schools while Brian Miller and Rick Opasky each won In an exhibition game Saturday afternoon the Aurora Church Dodgers barely managed a tie with the tough Mothers About fans attended the fourday tournament Newmarket atom atom teams win championships Orillia goalie Paul takes a swan dive game Vandergroef scored three goals to pace as Newmarkets Jeff Vaiidergroef scores in Newmarket to a win giving Newmarket the days York minor atom league crown NEWMARKET The Burgess Wholesale Minor Atoms started winning just in the nick of time while the Newmarket Atom B club never stopped winning The result two Hockey League cham pionships The Burgess Wholesale club which trailed two games to none at one time scored its third straight win Saturday over Orillia to win the league crown three games to two Meanwhile the Atom team ended the season with a 40 win over Sharon Thursday to take the YorkSimcoe B title in three straight games Jeff Vandergroef paced the Burgess club with three goals and one assist Gary Thorburn had two goals Joe Murphy scored one goal and assisted on three Chris Seney collected one goal and one assist Chris Needier led the Atom B team to the win over Sharon with two goals Mike Jollimore and Geof Irwin each had one Newmarkets David Patterson left reaches for a goalmouth pass in Saturdays Atom B playoff game with Sharon Looking on are Sharons Dale background goalie Joey Thompson and an unidentified defence man Newmarket won the game to capture the York Simcoe League championship