PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 19 84. WHITB-Y FREE PRESS 0 zmpSP( >TS WEEK Here are the complete resuits of last week's B WMHA play The following are the resuits of games played last week by tearns of the Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association. in representative team play: The Algomna Appie Kart major atoins bt to Peterborough 5-3. Local goals- by Brad Stella (2) and David Copeland. Later in the week they defeated Thornhlll 6-1. Scoring for Whitby were Copeiand (3), Stella, Peter Alilson and Derekc Dixon. The Atom No. 2 teamn Iost to Pickering 3-5. Scoring for Whitby was Alasdair Syme, Geoff Covan' and Jord John- ston. The County Bowi Peewee No. 2 team lost a close one to Thornhill 2-1. The Whitby marker came from Mark Woit- zik and good goalten- ding kept the resuit fromn being worse. The Bantam No. 2 team iost to Port Perry 3-2. Whitby goals by Steve Wing and Bilan Shelfoon. 1 The hideaway novice squad lost to Peter- borough 4-2. Wayne Primeau scored- both goals. The Checkers Variety minor atoms lost to the Don Mils, Flyers 5-1. Lone Whitby marker by Mark Babony. They also lost to Markham 4-1 with Whitby's goal commng from Brian Medeiros. However, they managed a 4-ail tie with Ajax. Scoring were Kiley Moulton, Scott -MacDonnell (2), and Jamie Allison. The Whitby Optimist Bantam squad over- powered Ajax 12-3 with goals coming from Troy McKay (2), Frank Corrick (2), Mike Reier (2), Craig Fisher (2), Justin Moore, Joshua Forter, Mike MacKay, and Derek Dalbey. RICHARD NEWMAN JULIA HOARE BARIBARA PARRIN DER DOUG WELLNAN J ER RY MOSKALUK FRANK SNYDER They also downed the Toronto Red Wings 7-3. Scoring were Reier (2), McKay, .Corrick, Fisher, Foster and Mike Watters. TÉhe Bantam No. 2 team beat Bowmanville 13-2. Whitby goals by Paul Noble (3), John Vanderheyden (2), Dave Clarke (2), Bob Horan (2), Sean Whitehead (2), Mike Husted and Brian Mac- Donneil. However, they lost to the Bowmanville Majors 5-3. The Whitby effort was put, in by Jason Gurd, Steve Wrng and Mark Peters. In house league play: NOVICE Showcase Video Iost to Whitby Mail Video 3- 2. Scoring for Showcase was Derek Young and Jeremy Brown, Responding were Jamie Pawluk (2) and Sean Saunders. 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Scoring were: Andre Marois (3), Mike Hogan (2), Gavin Prout, Davie Ferguson, Brent Cam- pney, Jeff Montaigue. ATOM ITT Canon defeated Exclusive Hair Design 7-4. Scoring for ITfI' were Tom MeKinnon (2), Jeff Thorn <2), Casey Bryant (2) and Glen Knowles.- Respon- ding were Sean Lawrence, Spencer Lloyd, Mike Lawrence and Jan Armour. Duff's Towing made it by Brooklin Esso 2-1. Winning 'goals came from Mark Lanegger and Chris Lay. Preven- ting the shut-out from Brooklin was Matt Hewitt. Totten Sims and Hubicki squeaked by Kameka Footwear 4-3. Winning goals came from David Sheppard, Mike Croucher, Daryl Pleshe and Tyler Rock. Ail three Kameka responses came from Mark Wisdom. Midas Muffier out powered Victoria and Grey Trust 5-1. Scoring were Shawn Weather- don (3), Kyle Lang and Jason Peddle. Respon- ding was Ben Newell. PEEWEE The Whitby Firefighters downed MacMillan Bathurst 4-2. Wînning goals by Scott Beatty, Joei Cote, Chad Harvey and Scott Spen- cer. Responding were, Chris Johnstone and" John Talent. Miracle Food Mart downed 'McTeague Electric 4-0. Scoring were Phiip Sauer (2), Scott Mitchell and Michael Colins. John O'Rourke earned the shut-out. Checkers Variety and the Whitby Firefighters drew a 1-ail tie. Scoring were Craig Creed for Checkers and John Juskin for the Firefighters. Dodd and Souter doubled Elegance Hair Design 6-3. Scoring for Dodd were Jeremy Harness (2), Dean Mizen (2), Sean _Madili and Adrian Vargas. Responding were Julius Cserenyesi (2), and Brian Cole. The Mercantile Department Store swamped MacMillan Bathurst 5-0. Scoring were Ron Kapuscinski (3), Matthew Powers and Shane Cronin. Ear- ning the shut-out were Derek Ainsiey and Brian Kelly. MIDGET Dom's Auto Parts defeated H & B Signs 6- 1. Dom's goals by Tom Kiinaftkis (2), Dwayne Galley, Jamie Laprairie, Dean Van- derlinde and Ken Hamlin. Responding was Doug Love. 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Roy's Entreprises narrowly iost to UAW Local 222 2-1. Brian Duf- fy scored both winning goals. Responding was Dean York. Brooklin Concrete suid by Danforth Typewriter 5-4. Scoring for Brooklin were Jason Murphy (2), Rod Christie (2), and Mike O'Meara. Answering were Jason Smith, Brian Thompson (2), The Lawmen wmn one, and lose one The Smiling Drillers beat Brock Video 5-4. Drillers' goals by Steve Cully (2), Scott MeKen- zie, Mark 1iisworth and Richard Townson. Brock markers by Dwayne Dorfman (2), Jim Hordan and Dwight Claxton. JUVENILE Pizza Delight out. hussled Gus Brown Motors 3-1. Winning goals by Pat Haslem, John Trai and Jason Bruneau. Answering was Mike Donaldson. Whitby Dominion Hardware fought to a 6- ail tie with Scotts Chicken Vila., Scoring for Whitby was Ian Par- sons, Jeff Lee, Chris Williams (2), Mike Holter and Kevin Berenstshat. Respon- ding were JimnShaw (2),t Warren Ells, Chris Dileils, Jerry James and Dave Donaldson. The resuits of each week's play by teams of the Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association will be reported in the foilowing issue of the Whitby Free The Whitby Lawmen showed some signs of improvement iast week, winning one and losing one game in Ontario Hockey Association tier two Junior 'A' action last week. The Lawmen narrowiy defeated Nor- th York iast Friday night at Iroquois Park 11-10. Leading the offense for the local squad was Rob MacInnis who scored four goals whiie- contributing three assists. Alain Raymond and Darren Whiteside scored a pair each whiie Jeff Isies, who had just been brought up fromn the minor midget .eague, scored his first goal of the season. Rounding out the WARMING UP WINTER February mornings can make you long for suntan ou ... and swim- ming, and jumping on the next Plane heading south. They aiBo make you think about' your biankets - does it seem they aren't keeping you as warm as they did back in October? This is not a figment of your imagination. 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