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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1979, PAGE 19 R edmen'-areout'of playo'ffs> los't 13-11to Brampton The post-game decision of coach Pete Vipond is that the Brookiin Redmen are a team of the future. However, that- future will not begin until the start of the next session. The Redmen were elimiï- nated from the Ontario Lacrosse Association Major Series playoffs wheni they lost 13-11' to the Brampton Excelsiors last Thursday night. The Exseisliors will face the Peterborough Red Oaks' for the league championship. The game gave Brampton, its second win in the round, robin semi-final tournament. "It was a fantastie game., characterized by outstand- lng netminding at both ends", Vipond said., "The fans won't see a better game. Our team is young and inftwo years wiil be dominating this league. IL is too bad for many of them that we lost. They were outstanding. " Brooklin appeared to be in control of the .contest late in the second period when it had a 7-3 lead. However, neither team had been more tha n one up on the other until Cam Devine scored on a Blaine Harrison pass at the 12:05 mark of the second., The timekeeper ýbecame, involved in the game when Bill Down of Brooklin and Tom Patrick ' of Brampton each received. off-setting minor.penalties. ' Almost two minutes later, Brampton scored and when the referee moved to notify the minozr officilais of ,the goal, he saw an angry -Down emerging frorn the penalty box. Down'sý anger stemmed from the fact that Patrick had been on the floor for 10 seconds and.had scored the The goal was disallowel.. 56O, C1KD TONY KLOMPMAKER* Manager of W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIÏMÎTED, W hitby branch is pleased to announce that Merv Parchment was-the Leading Listing and Seiiing Agent for the month of July. Penalties in Brampton- are timed on's'eparate dlocks and it is the responsibility for returning to the floor lies with both the player and the officiai timekeeper. *Patrick got an additional penalty or leaving the box too early. Having the two-man advantage, Brooklinscored and did the same with the one-man advantage. Brampton got back into the game when Gord Keates elbowed Ken Colley 'Who came back with a high stick. iKeates got- a rninor and. Colley a major. >With the squads at five-a- side, Brampton, scored narrowing Brooklin's lead to 7-5. Brampton- scored two other goals in the same situation. The po%#erplay goal appa- rently came when the bal apparently bounced into the net and through the mesh. Officiais neyer really found a hole in the mesh. Brampton then scored againion another controver- sial cal by the referee. "The baIl neyer Went into the net," Vipond said. "It hit the two goal posts and came out. It was a judgement eaul and there is reaily no point in arguing it but it was a big goal at the time." Bramnpton then proceeded to keep the bail in Brooklin's net. At the 4: 01 mark of the third period they lead 8-7. Brampton had scored four unanswered goals. Brooklin tied the game and for the'rest, of the contest control went back and forth' beween the two clubs. Down intercepted a pass to set up a Jim.Branton goal ' rit 1"t Blair Buchanan, Manager of Famniiy Trust corporation Realtor, Whitby, is pieased to announce the addition of Mrs. Noeiia Richards to the Whitby Famniiy Trust teamn. Noeiia has ben a resident of Whitby for the past+-n %yea-rs where she has that gave Brooklin an 11-10 lead with 4:-51 left in the game. Chuck Williams tied the game up a minute, later for -Branmpton. The last minute saw Brooklin's zone defence' béaten by a play in which Randy Novak caught a pass from Patrick eut quickly up the middle and fired a shot behind his head for the win- ning marker. "That play wiil beat a zone defence,", Vipond said. "It has to be perfectly executed. He has to get the pass while running and fire the quick shoý. and he did it perfectly twice. (T-his happened once before ini the second period) It was a good goal.") The goal was scored with 44 seconds ieft. A insurance marker came when an attempt to defeet an open bah went awry on Brooklin netminder Paul Boiand. Larry Graham scored three goals for Brookiin. Stan Cockerton, Colley, Devine, Down, Bryce Jordon, Ron McCoy, Gary Nicholson and Branton added one each.. Brampton Iwill finish the round-robin -series against Peterborough, something that the latter did not want to do. The' final will probably open in Brampton as the Peterborough facility is tied up by an exhibition. EXCELLENT INCOME OPPORTUNITY 6 Apts.e & 5 Rms. OSHAWA CENTRAL $69,500.00 Six apartments plus 5 room aAartmient for owner. $13,500.0 income. Ail applian'ces, furnishings, carpets etc., and many, extras Inciuded ln thefuil price. Building has new point, wiring, piumblng and f ire alarms. First mortgage $39,600.00 and a 10 5/8 per cent due ýAugust 1983. Owner moving, to Vancouver, must seil. Cail 576-7225. F r