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(x3 ; i i AY Patera EE Sara ER 50 SFE RENE SOE PALIN PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB PRESENTS "Fantasy On Ice" STARRING ANNA FORDER RICHARD DAVID PORTER JANET D'ALTROY ON STEPHENS FRI. APRIL 5th SAT. APRIL Gth Pictured above is Winston Irvine, son of the.late James -Irvine, Port Pefry, presenting the James Irvine Memorial Trophy to David Bourgeois, captain of the Port Perry Bantams. The trophy was presented to the Port Perry Club in recognition of winning the Lakeshore Bantam Championship. -Staff Photo Above, Dan Madsen, owner of the local 1.G.A, store was on hand last Saturday at the arena to present the 1.G.A. Trophy to the captain of the Port. Hope Bantams, who won the first annual Bantam Tournament held here in Port Perry. Staff Photo ADMISSION: ADULTS ®1.00-- CHILDREN 50c - RESERVED SEATS °1.50 A smiling Glen VanCamp, prouldly presents the captain of the Ajax Bantams with the VanCamp Contracting Trophy. The Ajax team were the consolation winners In the local Ba Aa ntam Tournament held here last Saturday. Staff Photo PORT PERRY Cy Wilson Mustangs Ti EIGHT TEAMS PARTICIPATE First Bantam Tournament Successful Hockey Officials Pleased With Results Tournament A Huge Success Port Perry Minor Hockey's Tournament committee once again did a tremendous job in organizing a full day of exciting hockey in which no less than 5 tie games had to be decided in overtime. In ' the consolation final Ajax came out the winner in overtime after Markham fought from behind to tie the game. The championship final was 'even more thrilling as Port Perry had a 2-1 lead and Port Hope tied it up and the game was decided in the second overtime period by shots on goal. Three beau- tiful trophies were pres- ented. The consolation Final Trophy was presented to the Ajax Bantams by Glen Van Camp, donor of the trophy. The championship trophy was presented to Port Hope "by Dan Madsen of Port Perry 1.G.A., donor of the trophy. The third trophy was the Lakeshore Bantam C champ- ionship trophy and is known as the Jim Irvine Memorial Trophy and was presented to the O.M.H.A. for the Lake- shore league group compet- ition by Port Perry Minor Hockey Association. This was won by our own Bearc Mot- ors Bantams and was. pre- sented by Winston Irvine, son of the late James Irvine. The trophy is on display in the trophy case at the local arena untiknext season when it will be up for competition again. Lo The first game of the day started with Ajax getting a quick goal and then Oshawa coming back with three, only to have Ajax tie the game and force -overtime. Oshawa got the winner at the four minute mark and. won 4-3. The second game was also a good game but Port Hope seemed to have a little stronger team than Stouff- ville and lead 2-1 after two periods and won the game 4-2, . The third game Port Perry handled Bay Ridges fairly easily. although 'Bay Ridges were very game and kept trying. They were defeated 7-0 by the Beare Motors Bantams. Bill Jeffrey was the real digger for Port and scored three goals, Dale Bronson, Brent Heard, Dan- ny McCartney and Neil Mec- Laughlin each picked-up a single. Ricky Short played a good strong game in goal for Port Perry. The fourlh game was a real thriller with Markham who have a good skaling team being cdged out 2-1 in overtime by Peterborough. No scoring in the first per- iod. Markham scored in the second and Peterborough tied it in the third. - "After four games it saw Oshawa, Peterborough, Port Hope and Port Perry com- peting for the championship trophy and Ajax, Stouffville, Bay Ridges 'and Markham for the consolation trophy. At 12.30 p.m. Ajax "and Stouffville played their con- solation semi-final game and Ajax took this one 4-1 to eliminate Stouffville. In the first championship semi-final Port Hope edged Oshawa 4-3 in a real good fast game. In the remaining consolat-. ion semi-final Markham had little trouble eliminating Bay Ridges -8-2. Forgetting the score this was alsn a verv good game At 3.30 in the other champ ionship semi-final Port Perry won in overtime eliminating Peterboro by having more shots on goal. McCartney and Bronson each scored a single for Port Perry. In this game Peterboro scored first then Port Perry came back and took a 2-1 lead only to have Peterboro tie it up forcing the game into overtime. As was mentioned before the 'Consolation Final game ~N On Sunday Cy Wilson's Mustangs visited Bolton for the third game of their best of three Quarter finals and a goal in sudden death over- time to win 6-5 over Mark- ham. Ajax lead 3-0 after the first period and 3-2 after the second; but Markham fought back from a score of 5-3 late in the third period and tied the game only to lose in the overtime period. In the final game for the championship, Port Hope & Port Perry fought to a 2-2 tie only to see Port Hope win after two 5 minute. over- time periods in which no goals were scored and the both having three shots each on the goal in the first over- time period, and- Port Hope getting 2 shots to Port Perry 1 in the second overtime. "This was a real fast all out game with both teams giving it their best. Port Hope scored in. the first per- iod. Port Perry tied 1-1 be- fore the end of the second land took the lead at 4.40 of the third period only to see Port Hope tie it at the 7.30 mark of the third. Roger Holtby and Neil McLaughlin scored for Port Perry. While the entire team played well, special mention must be given to Jim Me- Leod in the Port Perry net who played sensational hoe- key both in this game and in the game against Peterhoro. This really was the climax of a great day for Minor was won by Ajax who scored Hockey in Port Perry. Last Two Games But Lose Series To Bolton although they tied the Bolton Midgets 3-3, they dropped the series 4 points to 2. The first game proved to be the down- fall of the Mustangs when they dropped it. to Bolton in Port Perry. It, as all the Mustangs games have been, was an ex- citing. contest with Bolion taking a onc goal lead in the first period and adding an- other goal in the second. Both periode featured hard hitting, fast skating hockey with out- standing goal tending on the part of both teams. Mustangs scored shortly before the end, of the second to narrow the margin to 2-1 on a goal neither team was able to score the winner and for the second game in a row the teams went into overtime, Once again it was a stand- off due to the superb goal tending - -on--both--teams:--Pors-- - had the play in tha early part of the overtime period when Bolton picked up some penalties and towards <'he end of the game it was Bol- ton's turn when Mustangs ran into penalties. Although they dropped the series on point basis Mus- tangs proved once again they are a team that will not quit - and. any boy who was assoc- iated with the team this year can be prouud to be able zo say I played with the Mus- tangs. I know the fans of Port Perry although disappoint- whole team. Thanks go to - the members of the team who gave 1509, effort and to the fans who gave their support throughout the fine season. RE by Roger Moase. ~"In the third period Bolton scored thair third goal to take a 3-1 lead. Mustangs started to roll and made it 3-2 on a goal by B. McNab. Just about 5 minutes from the end of the game Ron Jef- frey scored Mustangs tying goal to knot the score at 3-3. Despite - afew good chances |} -- ALLEYS MAY BOWLING Friday & Saturday Nights Causeway Bowling Lanes OPEN BE RESERVED.