Chiropractors tighten their grip on senior lead

February 10, 2016 · 0 Comments

Nick Taccogna capped a big night Monday with the winning goal with 37 seconds left in the game to give Bolton Chiropractic Centre a 6-5 win over Rutherford Global Logistics.
The goal was the final dagger for the pesky Rutherford lads, who continually fought back from Chiropractor leads despite being short-staffed. The win stretched the Chiropractors’ lead in the Caledon Senior Hockey League to six points over Yale Industrial Trucks, who were held to a 4-4 tie by Jiffy Lube Oilers.
In the other game at Don Sheardown Arena, Fines Ford Lincoln downed Heart Lake Insurance 4-2.
Bolton Chiropractic 6,
Rutherford 5
Taccogna had the hot hand for the Bonebenders, finishing with a goal and three assists.
Jim Horan scored two goals while Bob McHardy, Jim Moyer and Gary Moss scored the others. George Armstrong set up two goals while single assists went to Ted Callighen, Mark Perrin and Mike Gasparini.
Jim Pitre was the scoring sparkplug for Rutherford with three goals. Gary Hughes also was on fire with a goal and three assists. David Shoalts finished with a goal and an assist.
Fines Ford 4,
Heart Lake 2
Greg Collins scored twice for Fines Ford with Paul Speck and Peter Kuchar clicking for a goal and an assist each.
Marty Madensky had one assist.
Victor Marrelli and Jack Gibson scored for Heart Lake, while Murray Hurst had an assist.
Yale 4,
Jiffy Lube 4
Jeff Boyles scored with a little more than nine minutes to play to give Jiffy Lube a tie in the close-checking affair.
Rick Agar had a goal and an assist while the other goals came from Garry Hoxey and Mike McNamara. Bill Doherty and team sponsor Brian Fetterly each had an assist.
Greg Twinney led Yale with two goals and an assist. James Heenan and Bruno Fracassi scored the other goals. Rich Petrie and Dom Orazio had single assists.
Feb. 1
The previous week saw Heart Lake hold off Jiffy Lube for a 5-4 win to move into third place in the standings.
In other action, Bolton Chiropractic whipped Fines Ford 7-2 and Yale bombed Rutherford 10-2.
Heart Lake 5,
Jiffy Lube 4
Jiffy Lube scored twice in the final two minutes, but could not overcome a two-goal Heart Lake lead.
Marrelli paced Heart Lake with two goals and one assist. Team sponsor Chris Spilar, Greg Frangakas and Gibson had the other goals. Luch Pinarello led the assists parade with two, while singles went to Santo Gazzolo, Ian Kerr, Tony Dinis, Rod Sinclair, Hurst and Joe Maiolino.
Defenceman Larry Pevato had a big night for Jiffy Lube with three assists. Agar and Boyles clicked for one goal and one assist each. Mike McNamara and Peter Coghill scored the other goals. Single assists went to Doherty, Randy Freitag and Jim Rogers.
Yale 10,
Rutherford 2
Rutherford had all hands on deck for this turkey, as everyone on the roster contributed to the debacle, which cost the team third place in the CSHL standings.
Heenan gleefully cashed in on the Rutherford ineptness, as he piled up three goals and two assists. This also moved him into first place in the CSHL points race. Bill Davis had two goals and an assist, while Robert Masutti scored twice. Dominic Ierullo scored once and had two assists while Orazio and Twinney were there for one goal and one assist each. Stefan Pacula set up three goals with team sponsor Al McFadyen doing it for two markers. Garth Young, Fracassi and Dan Tasson had one helper each.
Hughes and Maurizo Giorgio scored for the shellshocked Rutherford crew. Assists went to Gary Stewart, Shoalts, Joe Palumbo and Bret Smith.
Bolton Chiropractic 7,
Fines Ford 2
Jim Moyer and Perrin led the Bonebenders with three points each.
Moyer had two goals and an assist while Perrin grabbed a goal and added two assists.
Nick Taggona and McHardy both had a goal and an assist. Moss and Horan scored the other goals. Callighen finished with two assists while Pete McNamara, Bill Moyer and Gasparini had one each.
Madensky and Speck scored for Fines with the assists going to Jim Dunbar and Mike Foley.
Jan. 25
The previous Monday saw a lot of surprises in the action.
The three trailing teams in the standings demonstrated to the top clubs that it’s a mistake to write them off.
Boyles ended a see-saw battle to give the last-place Jiffy Lube Oilers a 7-7 tie with loop-leading Bolton Chiropractic Centre.
Boyles scored twice in the third period, the final time with 2:30 left in the game to earn Jiffy Lube the draw.
In other action at Don Sheardown Memorial Arena, Fines Ford Lincoln downed Rutherford Global Logistics 7-4 and Heart Lake Insurance whipped Yale Industrial Trucks 6-1.
Jiffy Lube 7,
Bolton Chiropractic 7
Boyles finished with two goals and two assists for Jiffy Lube while Coghill had two goals and Agar had three assists.
Doherty, team sponsor Fetterly and Mike McNamara scored the other goals. Single assists went to Mike Lo Dico, Carlo Fantin, Steve Sanderson and Pevato.
Taccogna was the spark plug for the Chiropractors with three goals and two assists. Moss was right behind him with two goals and two assists while team sponsor Mike Shore had two goals and one assist. Horan was the chief set-up man with three helpers. Danny Avram and George Armstrong had one assist each.
Fines Ford 7,
Rutherford 4
Speck and John Crossley led the Motormen with one goal and two assists each.
Dunbar and Collins both chipped in a goal and an assist. Madensky, John Pallotta and Bernie Tisdale scored the other goals. James Hardman, Roman Krilavicius, Kuchar and Foley all had one assist.
Hard-charging defenceman John Pitsadiotis scored twice for Rutherford while Palumbo and Bret Smith scored the other goals. Stewart, Hughes, Tony Calabro, Howard Wight and Steve Tarasco were each on the board for one assist.
Heart Lake 6,
Yale 1
Marrelli led the Heart Lake scoring parade with two goals.
Frangakas, Gibson and Kerr all contributed a goal and an assist. Dinis scored the other goal. Joe (The Barber) Guaragna set up two goals while Pinarello, Frank Cirone and Rod Sinclair had single assists.
Heenan scored for Yale on assists from Twinney and Tasson.
Jan. 18
During action the previous week, Orazio capped a comeback for Yale by scoring with just 0.21 seconds left in the game to give them a 5-4 win over Fines Ford.
That win solidified Yale’s grip on second place in the standings. In other games, Rutherford downed Jiffy Lube 8-2 and Bolton Chiropractic stretched its lead with a 5-2 decision over Heart Lake Insurance.
Yale 5,
Fines Ford 4
The game went back and forth all night until Fines grabbed a 4-2 lead in the third period.
But Heenan scored his third consecutive goal with five minutes left to play to tie the score 4-4, setting up Orazio’s heroics. Orazio finished with a goal and an assist.
In the Yale points department, Ron Sampson matched Heenan with a goal and two assists. Twinney and Ierullo notched two assists each. Jim Schaefer picked up a single assist.
Speck continued to shine for Fines after coming back from an injury. He clicked for two goals and two assists. Foley also scored two goals while John Castellucci had two helpers. Single assists went to Gary Faultless and Dunbar.
Rutherford 8,
Jiffy Lube 2
Defenceman Stewart had a career game for Rutherford.
He set up four goals to lead the points parade. Right behind him was fellow defenceman Calabro with three assists. Palumbo also chipped in three points with a goal and two assists. Then came a long list of players with two points each – Pitsadiotis and Tarasco had two goals each, Hughes had a goal and an assist and Shoalts notched two helpers. Wight added one assist.
Hoxey and Mike McNamara scored for Jiffy Lube while Pevato had two assists. Coghill and Dom Spignasi had one assist each.
Bolton Chiropractic 5,
Heart Lake 2
The Bonebenders spread the offence around, as three players had one goal and one assist each: Taccogna, Moss and Bill Moyer. The other goals were scored by Horan and McHardy. Jim Moyer, Shore, Gasparini, Armstrong and Perrin all had one assist.
Frangakas and Santo Gazzolla scored for Heart Lake with Maiolino adding one assist.