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the tribune thursday november 23i ims 11 rookie rider andrew graham rodeo steers tamed by boy by keith boteoder riding in a rodeo is supposed to be a demanding challenging sport that requires a lot of time effort and ex perience if one is to be successful however andrew- graham of glad park ave in stouffville has shot that theory all to pieces andrew just com pleted his first year in the ontario rodeo association riding junior steers and his ac complishment is quite amazing riding in five of the eight shows that had junior steers andrew 15 finished fourth overall defeating competitors that had two or three more years experience than he did what made his feat even more in credible was that he didnt place until the fourth show a third and the last one in uxbridge where he got a fourth for his efforts an drew made 5725 in prize money as he explained the amount of money won determines the final platings its better to do well in a big meet with a lot of competitors because you get more prize money than if you place in a small show andrew became interested in steer riding through his older brother rie ronnie took me to a few meets he was riding in and i saw the steer riding and thought stomped id like to give it a try hat anc having never ridden nor been close to a steer before andrew admitted i was a little nervous ani scared but after a while i got a little con fidence at it and was ok the closest he came to an injury was when a particularly mean steer kept trying to knock him off while in the chute the steer jamed andrews leg up against the fencing and when the ride started he was quickly bucked off suffering a few bruises to his legs and ribs but the worst part was that darn steer all over my andrew said with a smile andrews inex perience cost him dearly in the finals at the cne coliseum a two day event the first day saw andrew place fourth but on the second ride he was disqualified for placing his free hand on the steer the steer however hit the gate coming out and if andrew would haw told the judges that he probably would have had a reride he shrugged off his misfortune saying i just didnt know enough to tell the judges next time i will commenting that the hardest part was to get it all together andrew accounts for his success because ive always been athletically inclined and i just took it easy tried not to get tense xmas bargains large pe4emevned iaf shrimp 499ub sole fillets 5 lb sox snow queen crab inshettapfyox 17sk 199a z5u osy order now 8843391 ohly irtatoslw4w for quick results call 6402100 ff girls shut outnobleton andrew graham of stouffville is all decked out in his junior steer riding gear to show off his successful riding technique andrew in his first year on the ontario circuit placed fourth in his category an amazing achievement for a rookie rider the stouffville girls all star team squeaked out a 10 victory over nobleton in action last week the lone goal came from the games first face off by cheryl stapleton from vickie mcdonald in regular girls house league play the laurelea flowers team edged out kinsmen 43 laurelea took an early lead on erin shepherds tally from brigitte edwards but the kinsmen then struck for two paige cowan and cathy lacoursiere scoring the flowers team came right back to tie it house league action peewee cedar 6 giles 5 cedar goals murray pattenden hat trick tim lavote paul lavoietwo giles goals ken jones kevin hutchinson two brent brown two cedar assists paul la vole keven johnson steve lewis tim lavoie giles assists kelly carrlck shawn ouncalfe brent brown two tim hoey apache 3 sargent dyment 2 apache goals oarrln davldge two david noble sargeant goals ed roberts ed sturge apache assists kevin brown john sukjsargeont ed sturge paul murphy legion 2 co op 2 legion goals gary mcmullen two coop goals martin wells john parcells legion assists steve hall jeff stover co op assists john parcells steve howard master feeds 3 custom 2 master goats mark mcginn sheldon rae eric lanuzzo custom goals glenn durkin david holmes master assists jeff wilkinson two custom assists david s pens ley glenn durkin novice commercial sand and gravel 5 kinsmen 2 com- mercial goals shannon spice david saver john harper aaron mcwilliams daniel larmer kinsmen scores from the alleys legion ladles marlon grove 740 276 229 205 edna piette 672 203 220 249 gaye leh man 657 216 238 203 anna fretl 640 237 200 203 betty turner 622 223 235 anne jackson 619 209 237 ella nichols 614 202 236 maxine sinclair 226 pat appleton 226 sue kennedy 223 vi rennle 221 aldlne sinclair 216 bev marsh- man 214 lynda bonchef 213 joyce burd 213 georglna sleeth 213 rose fronske 212 lois bartley 210 mae budd 209 luanne mcginly 209 wid 7 pm mixed bryon tuck 810 273 268 269 bill dart 740 276 270 howie lockharl 713 207 244 263 ron mccallum 701 220 214 267 lois bartley 689 1320 274 grant orewery 648 270 205 maureen peterson 634 265 linda mccallum 610 266 jean dart 610 249 208 jim hlndle 610 227 220 bill menar632 204263 debbie forsyth 253 wayne for syth 321 barbara menar 239 bea hlndle 220 stan crust 202 vat crust 222 terry mcvlcar 223 alto badgerow 222 al mcvicar 208 marlon crowder 259 brenda jones 208 tves night mixed norm dunn 851 314227 319 john nesbltt 731 246 225 2m bud feaver 714 207 23s 282 d cummlnq bantams blanked bay ridges proved to be just too tough for the stouffville bantam bs last week as bay rolled to a 30 victory the stouffville club tried to stand up to the bigger bay team and for a while it worked but they eventually ran out of gas however things went better for the bs on friday as they clobbered uxbridge 73 stouffville scoring went to howard parent with two jerone verhogg with two peter sinclair scott sutherland and robert brooks with single assists in the game were picked up by blair houser and jim edwards with two each jerone verhogg jeff hut chinson howard parent and dale leger with singles the bs play this friday nov 24 at home against bowmanvide at 7 p in 659 231230 robert gleave 654 238 233 rick burrows 616 253 angie stiner 603 280 b prescott 214 203 d burrows 205 217 h mark 245 d hollin 233 r hollln 225 g good 214 d lumley2u bmark 208 s bell 202 d johnston 201 goals- david lotton stephen lemotte commercial assists chris winn daniel larmer chris winn schell lumber 7 newtonbrook 1 schell goals jeff carney craig johan nessen hat trick robbie parcels david ledley two newtonbrook goal edward weber schell assists david ledley two jeff carney john humphries jeremy hall jeff pypken newtonbrook assist jamie moorehead hathaway 9 beckers milk 2 hathaway goals scott paisley kevin atkinson jason stover wayne hie two geoffrey gaston bryce hachey two tonio tren tadue beckers goals robert blondell jeff byers hathaway assists randy hie two wayne hie bryce hachey kevin atkinson two tonlo trentadue consolidated sand and gravel 3 country 2 con solidated goals darren gornal jason arends jay edwards country goals steve topping kevin francis consolidated assists darren gornal elio diorio country assists brad mc donald atom delicatessen 3 firemen 1 deli goals wayne cheng two duffy wallis firemen- goal kirk lanuzzo deli assists morgan winny todd harrison firemen assist joel roberts farmer jacks 3 guilios 2 farmer goals jeff christianson jerry jacobs keith crose guilios goals robbie reid two up on debbie heards shot brigitte edwards assisting the kinsmen last goal came from cathy lacourisier the flowers then put in two more from elizabeth tosney and erin shepard in the second junior game gormley greenhouses easily defeated the lions girls 7- 2 gormley goals came from sheila mcgreavey leslie roberts lori hogg two allison lowery hat trick the two lions goals were put in by karen brodie the first senior game of the week saw l m gardens knock off iga 5- 2 the garden team took a 20 lead in the game with julie thompson and jackie armet scoring iga made it on the scoreboard to end the first period gloria mintz scoring the two teams then traded goals in the second jackie armet for the gardens and cathy phoenix for iga l m then wrapped up the match with two more goals both from julie thompson giving her a hat trick in the final game of the week the sales barn team blanked the ladies credit union 50 linda roberts with two brenda steel and janette cooper with two accounted for the scoring diane houston picked up the shut out in the sales nets in the previous weeks play the gormley greenhouses demolished their kinsmen opponents 140 the gormley girls were let by the five goal performance of allison lowery in a somewhat closer game laurelea flowers edged the lions club 21 erin shepherd knocked in both goals for the flowers in the senior division the l m gardens club went down to their first defeat of the year a 51 loss to the sales barn there was a milestone in the second senior game as the ladies credit union squad finally made it on the scoreboard however the credit team still lost 41 to iga iga took a 40 lead on goals by gloria mintz two and 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