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thursday jan 29 1970 tke tribune page 9 ontario playoffs clippers have 5 games to win playoff berth stouffville how fo they rate a cellar posit ion this question must have crossed the mind of many a stouffville fan as they watched the clip pers bomb thirdplace pic ton 153 believe it or not thats the story of the standings their playoff hopes hang by a thread with only five games re maining three away and two at home a 113 loss to napanee on sunday did little to help the clipper cause but if they are able to come up with five big games they should make fourth place and a playoff berth the stouffville team ne ver showed more desire to win than they did tuesday from the opening faceoff there was little doubt that this was going to be their night the fastest two goals of the season one at fifteen seconds and the other at thirtyfive sec onds of the second period were strong indicators of the teams designs on vic tory another four that stanza gave them an in surmountable 81 lead seven more in the final frame were simply frost ing on the cake league leading goal scorer al paterson was in great form as he scored four goals and set up three more bob hertman a re cent newcomer showed what that second effort means as he clicked for a hattrick and assisted on a single tally as consistent as ever was don haynes who kept the forwards honest and the scorer busy haynes chalked up two markers and helped on three others bob mar shall got a pair of goals and art rennick bob smith don mcintosh and bantams await playoffs meet ai list on or woodbridge first round in stouffville smiles appeared all the way alone the bench from coach bob parish at one end to stick boy jimmy grove at the other in between were the boys who had just humb led port perry 81 in the final league game of the regular bantam allstar schedule this capped a winning streak of eight games to give the houstons a record of 12 wins 3 losses and 1 tie after a soso first half of the seasoin which saw the bantams drop four of eight games they came back and burn ed up the league not only were they undefeated and untied but they won with great authority as they posted scores of 101 120 74 and 81 to prove their ability in both the bow and the stern games of the week peewee allstars i newcastle vs stouffville iji 630 pm jj bantam allstabs jjj markkain vs stouf fvlife k pm exhibition midget allstars scarboro vs stouffville pm exhibition kinsmen juveniles pickering vs stouffville pm ij clippers napanee vs stouffville pm jan 29 jari 29 745 jan 29 900 feb 4 feb 3 900 830 john meakes came load- ed for bear in the port perry contest and before he had shot his final wad five notches decorated his faithful weapon it was another tremendous indi vidual effort by meakes who has been a major cat alyst in the teams drive down the stretch don ree- sor another standout in recent games counted once as did kevin barrick and kim steckley for the winners john mcnab got the lone marker for the visitors mike wightman don campbell and mike spra- gge have also been riding high lately although the scoring statistics dont al ways indicate their valu able contribution to the teams success another pair who are considered to be the best onetwo threat in the nets are jackie holder and robert lewis the goals against record in the latter half of the season supports this opin ion stouffville has a bye in the first round of playoffs as- ithey are the only b jeam jrithe- group 4the wanner of the ailiston- woodbridge series will meet houstons in a three game set which must be gin by feb 8 and end by feb 15 in preparation for this series stouffville will play markham in an exhibition contest tonight at 745 two of the locals three losses came at the hands of markham so this shapes up to be a real thriller out our last 5 motoskis now in stock drastic reductions come in and make a deal today used machines reconditioned he ammy to go i go i go 68 skidaddler 24 hp forward reverse 22 wide track al shape 695 69 polaris colt 19vb hp 495 your headquarters in stouffville for m oto s k i power edge neil pairigk moiois kin juveniles meet alliston geof gaston were respon sible for singles the clippers travel tcj wellington friday night and napanee arrives for a very crucial contest feb 3 at 830 pm teams here feb 4 stouffville stouff- villes juvenile team that advanced to the provincial finals last season will face their first baptism of play off fire saturday when they travel to alliston the series is a best 3 out of 5 games with the return tilt back here wednesday feb 4 at nine oclock the club coach is jake harman the manager is ray steel the team is sponsored by the kinsmen local fans anxious to follow the team will be pleased to learn that a bus to alliston saturday will leave the arena at 630 pm reservations can be made by phoning jake harman 6401576 or ray steel 6401984 stouffville vs alliston playoff dates follow at alliston jan 31 and feb 14 at stouffville feb 4 11 and 15 the series must be concluded by feb 15 as a primer to the series ahead the team took on their sponsors in an exhi bition contest jan 21 the kinsmen oldsters bowed to their protoges 82 jody holden and bob leger each netted a hattrick robbie bryant fires peewee hattrick stouffville in pee wee action jan 19 stouff ville coop and alndon kennels fought to a 44 tie andrew leach scored 3 goals for the coop with mickey thorn getting the fourth assists were earn- by cory almack gord walden and martin cud- lip for aindons billy meakes had two goals and one assist while terry wilson got one goal and one assist andrew nauta scored the remaining goal while steve mcconnell had 2 assists and perry huis- man one stouffville police edged civitan 43 in a close match david lang fired the winner as well as pick ing up an assist the other goals were scored by dan ny wagg jim elson and dean pipher scoring for the civitan were glen gib son lyn fleming and scott hall assists went to bob richards terry wil liams and lyn fleming hethcrington electric took a 31 victory over master feeds it was rob bie bryant all the way as the swift forward rammed in all three goals for the electricians scott connor scored the lone master feed goal d a construction had to come up with a late game rally to edge may flower farms 32 blair emerson scored the win ner with ted wood and kjm kerrigan getting the goals assists were earned by blair emerson dennis kerrigan and ted wood for mayflower farms it was scott mcleod and mark barry with pat cashman getting one as sist the stouffville juveniles big line of left to right bob leger jody holden and brian kessel should pack plenty of scoring punch as the team meets alliston in the first round of the ontario playoffs the second game of the series is here wednesday night peter harris rlghtwinger bob leger 16 unleashes a hard shot that is blocked in spectacular fashion by the newcastle netminder in a recent game hell turn his sights on the alliston goal when the team travels there saturday peter harris skyloft resort install new 33000 tbar uxbridge twp there were those who said it couldnt be done they looked on the sky- loft ski resort as some thing only to be looked at they should see is now on sunday morning the club now boasting a mem bership of 150 with 30 more on the waiting list will inaugurate the instal lation of a new 33000 t- bar the most modern of its kind in the area a pancake and cham pagne party will extend from 9 to 11 am with a ribboncutting ceremony at 1130 reeve robt nes- bitt and members of ux- bridge twp council have been invited to attend the tbar 1250 feet long replaces one of two rope tows the other will remain in use for those who want to use it eric cook club secre tary said the resort centre was enjoying an excellent season with near perfect conditions every weekend he suggested that while an increased membership was being considered the number would likely be limited to a maximum of 200 keith mcguckin sixgoal marksman 7 oclock ladies league stouffville joan burkholder topped the league with a 713 triple in cluding single games of 238 and 306 winnie elson had a 602 triple with sin gles of 228 and 202 flora forfar also hit the 600 mark with a 601 triple and a single of 234 others over 200 were harriet cantwell 265 marie nes- bitt 249 minnie peach 235 mary haynes 223 marny mclennan 211 diane graves 203 teajn standings woes 19 hi los 16 minis 10 goof- ers 10 clackers 8 head- liners 0 feasbybangay pace peewee win stouffville with doug feasby and blair bangay setting out the goal scoring pace stouffvilles iga peewees skated to a 52 win over uxbridge jan 22 doug taylor notched a single and picked up one assist keith acton howie jones michael barry and feasby also added points with assists paul newton hit the target twice for uxbridge stouffville had fine de fensive support from mal colm johnson particularly with the team two men short stephen dowswell and rick marshman shar ed the netminding chores and both pulled off some great stops stouffville pine- hill auto defeated betz pools 31 in bantam action jan 26 don smith randy barber and brent gibson scored for the pinehill team with larry van dyke and doug hodgson each earning one assist daryl wright counted the only goal for betz pools meharg real estate skated to a well earned 52 victory over hunts sun oco ronnie hill led the at tack with 2 goals and one oha intermediate b standing main west stouffville 6403450 effective jan 13 p w l pts napanee 20 12 8 24 whitby 19 11 8 22 picton 20 10 10 20 wellington 20 10 10 20 cobourg 20 9 18 stouffville 21 8 13 16 bantam standing jan 21 w l t pts meharg 9 2 1 19 pinehill auto 4 6 2 10 hunts sunoco 3 3 4 10 betz pools 3 6 3 9 pee wee standing w l t pts stouffville police 8 3 18 alndon saints 7 5 1 15 d a construction 7 5 1 15 hethcrington elcc 7 5 i 15 master feeds 6 6 1 13 mayflower farms 4 7 2 10 coop 3 6 4 10 curtah 3 8 2 8 assist while terry plaskitt had one goal and two as sists jeff forfar and jim bogers scored the other goals with joe gibson pick ing up one assist john bryant had a goal and an assist for the gasmen wayne newmarch got the other goal and bruce grove picked up one assist aida cleaners defeated consolidated sand gra vel 10 in an exciting mite game steve legault fired the one goal of the game unassisted mark herold picked up the shutout for aidas beckers milk got a 6- goal effort from keith mc guckin to defeat country readymix 51 paul barry scored the 5th goal for beckers on a pass from jeff allard brian mercer counted the loan ready mix goal on a pass from paul jackson stouffville kinsmen and lehman shoes fought to a 33 tie in a wellplayed game stephen vaughan counted the hattrick for lehmans with brad brown getting one assist kevin mcguckin had 2 goals ind one assist for the kinsn en club larry ross scored the third kinsmens goal in mother 33 tie were schell lumber robert ray n e r interiors and kemf scored all the schell goals while chris jackson had a pair for raymers and mark simpson scored one high school exams beat midget rivals stouffville stouff villes midget all stars were eager to resolve two- previous deadlocks with markham although they did win the third game it was by default as the visi tors had only six players in uniform high school exams were blamed for the abbreviated lineup after raiding the becker bench for added strength a game followed which stou- ville won 102 it was a shallow victory considering that the local boys were peaked for a good games the final one of the regular season coach ed grimshaw and manager earl crowdcr can be proud of the achieve ments made by their charges they ended the schedule in second place with twelve wins four losses and four ties con sidering that as the regu lar schedule got under way they only had two boys back from the previ ous year their success has been remarkable only port perry accumulated a better record beckers await the re sults of the alliston-wood- bridge series this is a bestofthree game situa 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