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» R IE » ~ Singles 200 and Over-- 8 ¥ R. Charles--204; S. Stone-- bi 4 presented with a plaque re- 75 'Markham . and Uxbridge x STA PORT PERRY R * SPORTS The Pee Wee Tournament was a real thrilling day for e the players and fans, Tour-} nament convenor Grant Campbell and all his com- mittee and helpers are to be congratulated, This year something new was added. Joe Fowler was cognizing his many years be- ing associated with Minor Hockey in Port Perry & Pee Wee Hockey players in par- ticular, and thus we have the 'Joe Fowler Award" to the pee wee player showing the most ability and sports- manship to be awarded each year at this tournament. A group of 4 men using a point system picked the player from the 8 teams competing in the first 4 games and you will see what a very good choice they made as thé play- er they picked turned out to be on the Championship team and scored 2 of the 4 goals for his team in the final game. 1st game Brooklin squeez- éd by Port Perry 2 - 1. Stouffville trimmed Port Hope 6-1, (In this game a boy of Novice age playing Pee Wee for Stouffville scor. ed 3 goals). .- » staged a real battle which went into sudden death over- * time. Markham got the win- ner in 7 seconds of the over time. They also checked the Uxbridge star player Newton "very closely in this game. Malton upset Ajax 6 - & The ' Malton team seemed very slow and a little awk- ward and were down 3-0 but they made a very strong team effort to come back & LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Srewdriver ................ 41 Tom Collins Twister Sherry Pink Lady ................. 32 Manhattan ............ 30 _..Hot Toddy. ..... ~ 20 Zombie ....................... 24 Martini ...................... 20 Gin Fizz ................. 20 Stinger ................... 20 Side Car ................. 16 High Single-- 'Marion Hopkins -- 301 High Triple-- "Marion Hopkins -- 653 D. Phinney -- 229; J. Van Schagen--209; M. Cook--262, 220; A. Mulder--221, 226; A. Scriver--253; J. Walker--204 D. Warren--216; L. Haugen --215; J. Goode -- 215; C. Watts -- 253, 228; D. Wana- maker---200; S. Tully -- 245; 221; M. Reeve--209; M. Hop- kins -- 301; C. Wilson--231; D. Goreski--255; K. Imrie-- 217; M. Doupe--276; F. Fra- ser--219; D. Davies--202; J. Irvine -- 213; F, Venning-- 271; J. Storry--215; E. De- Shane -- 214; G. Hurlbert-- 207; T. Vanderby -- 231; V. |High Triple--M. Geer 696 defeat the Ajax club. In consolation semi - final play, Port Perry and Port Hope tied 2-2 but in the 5 min, over time Port Hope won by having had the more shots on goal. Championship semi final, Stouffville & Brooklin tied 1-1 and after 5 min. over- time were still tied but Stouffville won the game by shots on goal 2-1. In the other consolation semi-final Uxbridge 6, Ajax 3. Ajax could not hold Tom Newton who scored 5 of 6 goals for Uxbridge. Malton came on strong to defeat a strong Markham team 2-1 for the right to enter into the championship finals. Uxbridge won the Consola- tion Trophy by defeating Port Hope 6 - 0. In the championship game Stouffville won by a score of 40 over a battling Malton Pee Wee team. : In this game Doug Feasby of Stouffville who had al- ready been picked and a- warded the Joe Fowler tro- phy as the outstanding and most _sportsmanlike player proved the judges were right by scoring -2 goals for his team in this game. - Doug's only comment was when ask- ed about winning this award was, "I just can't believe it". And so the 2nd annual Pee Wee Tournament is History and we now look forward to the Bantam Tournament on March 1st. Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY . _ NIGHT BOWLING ChaCha RAEI IT Sr Ke 34 --Rhumba... os 261% Tango "........iinvvicernene 25 Polka. 24 Samba ............ccoenn. 23 Charleston .................. 21% Foxtrot ....................... High Single--M. Cook 303 Singles Over 210-- ¥ M. Cook--303; C. Warriner --262; K. Harper -- 260; B. Raines -- 258; C. Ballingal-- 257; C. Wilson--254, 225; E. Bailey--253, 222; H. Heard-- 247; M. Geer--246, 226, 224; J. Mahaffy -- 246, 241; P. Rowe--244, 229; G. Forder-- 240;, T. Martens -- 238; M. Healey--229; J. McLeod--229 L. Ptolemy--229; C. Maynard --227; J. Chandler--226, 222, 218; M. Graham--225, 217; P. Lovering--225, 212; M. Potts --223; A. Chandler--219, 216 V. Rider -- 219; J. Taylor-- 214; S. Brignall--214. Triples Over 600-- M. Geer--696; E. Bailey-- 670; J. Mahaffey -- 670; J. Chandler--666; M. Cook--661 K. Harper--640; P. Rowe-- 630; P. Lovering -- 622; M. Graham--620; C. Warriner--- 603; M. Donnelly -- 600; H. Aiken--201. ' Stouttville Entry Top Team In Local Pee Wee Tournament Keep on the alert fans -- group play offs are getting under way next week so watch for Posters and in the paper for games, dates and time, This being Minor Hockey week--Take your boy to the arena and watch him play-- "you'll be surprised". Don't forget to get your T.V. draw ticket. A 19" Por- | table Philco T.V. is on dis- play at the arena and some lucky winner will receive it March 1st. Good luck to the Bantam and Midget teams who along with parents and fans will make the trip to Syracuse on Feb. 1st to play the Camilus Hockey teams. BOWLING MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING Team Standings Can Tire uit 10 Stars 13 Causeway Kids ............ 16 Ballard's Lumber ....... 18 Don's Raiders _Nachur Boys Triple Scores 625 & Over-- Parker -- 779; V. Walker-- 761; T. Chandler -- 743; D. At an Arena Board Meet- ing held last Sunday it was confirmed that the Figure Skating Club's Annual Car- nival would be staged on Thursday, Friday & Satur- day, April 10, 11 & 12 this year, somewhat later than usual to avoid conflict with end of season hockey sche- dules and other events. Arena Manager Mrs. Carl Luke presented the current accounts for payment and presented the Financial Statement ending December 31st, 1968, for study. Items concerning water overflowing the front side- walk, the provision of a suit- able stretcher for the Am- bulance vehicle by Chas. Brignall"s Ambulance Serv- ice, the installation of crash- bars on the fire doors of the PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969 -- 11 BusyAgendaFor ArenaBd. At First 1969 Meeting arena, tractor tire repairs, present price levels of coffee and soft drinks sold in the booth, were discussed. Board Chairman Vincent Walker is arranging to get comparative prices on the installation of radiant heat- ing units for the players' and timekeepers' boxes. Property convenor Milton (Bud) Heard agreed to fol- low up on the crash-bar in- stallation and the provision of the required new type stretcher. Deputy-Reeve Bruce Beare, explained the details of the Board's indebtedness to the Corporation, and suggested that the Board should have Finance Convenor Blake W. Gunter draw up current Bud- get for the -Current Fiscal year's operations. Frank Godley, Board Sec'y was instructed to. contact Smith Beverages with a view to arranging the purchase of the presently rented pop dis- pensing unit in the booth. Since the present system for stocking hockey players' equipment and skate sharp- ening has been improved on by other area arenas it was sugested that some local merchant might be interest- ed in leasing a concession in the arena for this puipose, and Blake Gunter is to make enquiries locally. {LAMBERT SELLING REAL [STATE LIO -REALIOR 985-7373 Middleton's Meats ........ 13 Majcher Pontiacs .......... .. 11 Beare Chevs ............. povie 32 ~ Eden's Lucky Strikes... 9] w-Dowson's- Ri-& W. 715} PoP LGA aiid . 24 --Terry-Adderley -- 842; J.] 716; G. Geer--709; B. Pear- son--688; J. Stone -- 681; J. Beckett--679; J. Hadley--675 J. Owen--662; C. Watts--854 J. Redman---641; B. Owen -- 639; G. McHugh -- 635; D. Butt--635; J. Healy--629; F. Hastings--628; J. Dowson -- 628. High Triple-- ~ 7 Terry Adderley--842 High Triple WH-- V. Walker--1779. High Single-- G. Wilson--295 High Single W.H.-- V. Walker--290. Wallace--740; G. Wilson -- Heard---600.