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each.Needless to say, this was an easy win for the locals although Danvers did get off some testing shots on Jim Tortorella and Brad Gerdes who shared goaltending duties. Shots on net - Acton 47, Danvers 26.ACTON BANTAM B’s ACTON 3 WOBURN 0On Friday, Jan. 19, the Bantam B’s beat Woburn by a score of 3 to 0. Acton’s first goal was scored unassisted by Mike Bryant who carried the puck all the way from the red line and pdt it in the net on a nice backhand shot. Mike also figured in the next two goals in the second period.1 Beautiful passes from him to the ever-hustling Joe Lanoue resulted in Joe getting two pretty goals, and Mike getting two assists to add to his goal. Ed Oram continued his heads-up goaltending in the third period to hold Woburn scoreless and earned his well-deserved shutout. This game gives Acton 3 wins and 2 losses in this league.ACTON - Parents are asked to set aside Saturday, March 3. On that night the Acton Youth Hockey Association will hold a Ham and Bean Supper, for children. More information to follow.Parents interested in helping get out a Newsletter are asked to attend a meeting Sunday morning January 28, from 10 to 11 a.m. in the conference room at the Nashoba Valley Olympia. Look for Walter Johnson. The purpose of the Newsletter is to keep parents better informed about the program and your help and suggestions are needed.Acton Bantam C's 2-i Nashua Bantam B’s 2Nashua was up for the game and it developed into a very ; hard fought contest. Our boys ’ outplayed them but had to settle for a tie. Scoring for Acton was Brad Robertson assisted by Jim• Kollmer. Peter Troy got the i other goal unassisted. Playingvery well were Steve Fisehetto,I Barry McGurn, Chuck Huggins i and Brian Driscoll. Acton Bantam C’s 3“ Southern N.H. A’s 0r Our kids came up with• another first rate performance» Saturday and registered a solid. win over Southern New Hampshire’s A team. Scoring for Acton was Barry McGurn l unassisted. Churk Huggins 5 assisted by Kevin Sawyer and l Brad Robertson unassisted. / Playing well for Acton was e Steve Fisehetto, Peter Troy, t Dana Koch and Larry i LeGeault.3 Acton PeeWee C’s 2-t Fitchburg Pee Wee B’s 2, Although Acton Dominatedf throughout they had to settle for 1 a tie as Fitchburg came up with ) two hard earned goals. Scoring » for Acton was Francis Dee J assisted by Jim McKenna. MikeRing got the second goal assisted by Mattie Dolye and Peter Johnson. Playing very well for Acton was Peter Johnson, Jim McKenna and Reed Yancey who is just back from the disabled list,ACTON YOUTH HOCKEY-st hd Sprite intramural 21 Jan.The Northstar’s with theirstrong well balanced attackcontinue to rule the Sprite Intramural Division, with a seven point lead over the second place Blues, after the first twelve games of the season. However a tight race has developed for the second spot, involving four teams including the Blues, Sabres, Penguins and Flyers, with only a four point spread within the group.The continued improvement of the Canucks and Seals cannot be overlooked and the Panthers are capable of beating any team on a given day. All this shouldmake the race for theremaining first division positions very interesting during the last half of the season.ResultsNorihstars 4 - goals - G. Holly, C. Teduits, M. Mirnie, R. Teduits; Flyers 0.Sabres 5 - Goals - B. Noble 2, J. Mitchell 2, T. Beck; Panthers 1 - Glode.Blues 3 - Goals - V. Raso, B. Wilson, K. Houle; Canucks 2 -Murphy, Vanderha.Seals 3 * Goals - S. Rey 3 (hat truck); Penguins 1.- STANDINGS -TEAMWLTPts.North Starsto0222Blues52515Sabres53414Penguins44412Flyers45311Canucks3639Seals3728Panthers1924ACTON 2 - CRANSTON 0On Friday night the Squirts faced-off against the Cranston rhode Island “Hawks” for the third time this season. Robinsons’ Raiders took the lead early in the first period when Chris Simon took a pass from Tommy Mills and went in all alone for the score after only 1:52 of the period. At the six minute mark Chris got his second of the game when he took a pass from Billy Robinson and went the length of the ice to lite the red lite and give the Acton boys a 2-0 lead. From that point in the game neither team could get one on the scoreboard although Acton carried the play most of the way.Once again it was the strong defensive play of the “Raiders” that brought them their 30th win of the year.Chuck Kostro was spec-, tacular in the Acton nets as he picked up his 12th shut-out of the year while Billy Robinson, Tommy Mills, Mike Burden andEric Gray stood out defensively.
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Assabet Valley Beacon
Acton, Massachusetts, US
Thu, Jan 25, 1973
Page 30
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