Fife Flyers 8
Dynamos 3 9
Oct 71 Autumn cup
Dynamos: Laird, McCrone; Connor, A Lavety,
Murray, Purcell; Shields, Hall, Thomson, Callaghan, Hester, Allan, Docherty:
Fife: Jim Taylor; Simpson, Medd, Horne, Cargill,
G Taylor; J Taylor, Hunter, Lovell,Boreham, Muir, Crombie, Dunbar:
First Period
1) Dynamos : A Lavety (Hester) 14.20
2) Flyers : Horne
19.45
Pens: Connor
Second Period
3) Flyers : Muir (Boreham) 23.45
4) Flyers : Lovell
36.50
Pens: Hester
Third Period
5) Flyers : Horne
40.50
6) Dynamos : Purcell (Shields) 45.50
7) Flyers : Boreham 48.15
8) Flyers : Hunter (G Taylor) 49.42
9) Flyers : Muir (Crombie) 53.10
10) Flyers : Lovell (Hunter) 55.00
11) Dynamos : Purcell (Hester) 56.45
Pens: Medd
Shots on Goal
1 2 3
Total
McCrone (Dynamos)
- - 9
9
Laird (Dynamos)
11 18
6 35
Taylor (Flyers) 8 5
9 22
Anyone who thought that Dynamos
had arrived as lambs to the slaughter (and I must confess that included this scribe) had a rude awakening , as for nearly
two periods the Glasgow boys skated and checked Flyers out of their stride. A peach of a goal as A Lavety bulleted home a
Hester pass opened the score, but, although Horne equalised before the first interval, few would at that stage have given
very long odds on an eventual home win.
Flyers finally went into
the lead in the second period through Boreham and a strangely quiet Lovell, and the increasing activity around Lairds cage
was a sign of things to come. Coach Young reshuffled his lines to put Crombie between Muir and Boreham, and the youngsters
hustle and stick handling started to bring out the best in his more experienced wingers.
Although the final period
saw the Fife superiority confirmed, they weren’t able to relax until five minutes from the end , and even then, when
leading 8-2, they were warned by Purcell’s second goal of the evening that Dynamos still carried a sting.
Flyers again emphasised that they will be a power in the land this
season. For