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\ 14 - PORT PERRY*STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1971 PORT PERRY x STAR x Flamingos drop game To Newcastle Overpower Sunderland in third period ¢ ~ Nov. Newcatsle 4, Port Perry 3 - In Newcastle Thursday, 11th the Flamingos started out strong in the first period with a two goal lead. The goals came from Dan McCartney with Dave Bourgeois and Bob Young assisting and Dave Bourge- ois with Danny McCartney assisting.., The boys skated well in this period outshoot- ing Newcastle seven to three and with -only one penalty going to Gary Le- fort. } 'In the second period New- castle took over with two quick goals from G. Garry unasssited and Bob Russell unassisted. The Flamingos managed to go ahead again three to two by Bob Young "scoring with a few seconds to go in the period. New- - castle outshot Port in this peried nine to two and the boys had 'two penalties, Bourgeois and Young. In the third period it was all Newcastle with them 'outshooting the boys nine to six and scoring two goals from Rob Winter, assisted by Bob Russell and Ken Parthodge assisted by Darel Barrett to win the game four to three. -. * * Sunderland 2, Port Perry 6 In Port Perry on Sunday Nov. 14th this game started Hornets defeat lixbridge 4-1 "Friday night Grant Men- zies Hornets travelled to * Uxbridge and after a slow start and Uxbridge getting the first goal the Hornets got their first: goal with Van Camp scoring with the assist going to McCoy. Jack: son scored the second with McCoy and VanCamp assist: ing to end the first period. The second period McCoy scored with Van Camp as. sisting, then Henke scored with Evans assisting, The third period was scoreless with both teams picking up very cheap pen: alties as the referees called a very close game. Penalties in the game were Uxbridge 13 and the Hornets 12. 'out to be a 'slow scrambly. 'game with Port taking a one to nothing lead with Bill Jeffrey with the mark. er assisted by Ken Knight. ingale and Martin Adam- son, The shots on net were even at four a piece with Port receiving one penalty' to Ken Knightingale. Bill Jeffrey scored his second goal of the night. in the second period after Sunderland had scored two . goals from Glen Watson, as- sisted by Glenn Miller and Bob Marquis, assisted by Randy Hall. The Flamin. gos ran into a few penalties this period, a total of six and were outshot six to two. The boys were lucky with a two all tie at the end of the second. The coach must have. said something because in the third period it was Port with four unanswered goals to give them the six to two win. Lefort from Cochrane and Holtby, Bourgeois from "McCartney, McCartney from Bourgeois, & Adamson un- assisted were the goal scor- land ten to eight and re. ceived three penalties. The next game is Wednes- day, Nov. 17th in Port against Bowmanville Jr. 'C' at 9:00 p.m. Then on Sun- day, Nov. 21st it's another" double header with the boys. in- Uxbridge at 3:30 p.m. and then back in Port at 7:00 'p.m. against New- castle. See you there. Brian's, Prince Albert top broomball league By Gord Scott Cy Wilson 2; Utica 1 ~ Rick Snooks took but 31 <seconds to get into shape this season as he put Cy Wilson ahead 1-0 before Utica were set to play. Simon VanDyke and Alf. -Applebey assisted -on the -- goal. Five minutes later rookie Bill Ruhl assisted on Doug Scott's fifth goal of the. campaign, tops in the league. In the second period Utica came alive with 'Eric Benns setting John Bright up for John's third goal of the season. There were two penalties, both to Utica. * * N 2 Prince Albert 2; Brians Supertest 0 The retirement of Ugene " Hurst hurt Brian's dearly as they were forced to use a new goalie and thus suf. fered their first set back this season. Pat Thompson was in top form Sunday as he scored both goals for Prince Albert, one in first and one in the second. Don Durham assisted on the 1st and Ken Nightingale the second. Prince Albert held a wide margin of play de- spite the fact they served ES HEI RE EXHIBITION HOCKEY GAME: Bowman 9 PM. ille Jr. VS. Flamingo Pastries Juvenies Wednesday, November 17th PORT PERRY ARENA q \ 'C four of the five penalties issued by referee Glen Geer. * * * ' Footnotes: There will be a meeting for the Broomball executive and _a_ representative of - each team this coming Sun. 'day at two p.m. } } Player Movements Cy Wilson have been bol- stered by the return of Rick Snooks, while Ron Redman returns to Utica with rookie Frank Fielding, League Standings: Brian's Supertest.... Prince Albert Utica cocci Cy Wilson Top Five: -\. 5 pts. A D. Scott (CW.)...'5 1 J. Bright (U) .. 3 1 B. Hall (BS) ... 2 2 P. Li 2 2 3 Hunt (BS) ... 1 3 I a alalala a A a A a 4 oN YA War iy Gs EAN RE Rs a A A EAA PAT ie 4 ' GO, Colao alata a AA PORT PERRY MINOR House League Hockey Bantom Peels -- Chicks eed Canadian Tire 5 - 3 with goals going to Bourgeous from Newlove, Newlove from Nelson, Wackett from Ash- bridge, unassisted. Van Weston from Wackett for Peels and scoring for Canadian Tire Stephen. Middleton from. Rick DeShane, ° 'Allan Waldinsperger from Keith Ellicott, Ricky Geer from' Ricky DeShane and Kevin Williams. In the second game Lions downed Esso 5 -4. Scoring for Lions was Paul Larmer from Asseltine, with assists going to Lary Cooke and Sam Mathison and one goal to Larry Cooke and scoring for Haines was Post from Jim Taylor, Gorris from Neil, Neil from Kruenburg and Taylor from Gorris and McKinnie. PeeWee ~ In the first game M.L.M. defeated Frank Real Estate 9 - 1. Scoring for Frank was Paul Gibson from. Kevin Walker. Scoring for Maple Leaf Mills was Graig Carrier from Danny McKee, Gary Perley (2) with an Ashbridge. "Sean ' Taylor. _ unassisted Van Schagen (2) ers. Port outshot Sunder-- assist going to Howie Johns, Howie Johns (2). Danny McKee (3) and Page 1 goal. "In the second game Peels Chicks' were defeated by Club Anniene 7 - 5 Goals for 'Chicks Mike Healy (2) assisted by Baird, Bronson, Baird and Geer one each. Scoring for Club Annrene- Don Diamond getting 2 and 1 assist, Lane getting 3 and 1 assist, Terry Black getting 2 and 1 assist. In the third game Legion PeeWees were defeated by Flamingo 3 - 1. Scoring for Flamingo Doyle, Hamilton and Kristensen each-getting 1 with assists going to Clement, McQuade assist going to Watts. - Novice Lake Scugog Lumber were defeated by. Keith. Real Estate 4 - 1. Scoring for Keith Tim Bower 2 and 1 assist. Van Weston and Reffin- .1 each. Williams got the lone tally for Scugog. White Feather Farms : defeated Malmont Farms 5 - 1. Feather Farms scoring was by Carey Fellows 3 and 1 assist, Geg Tully assisted by Francis 'and Bruce Leech. - Hamilton got lone goal for Malmont. getting' "lone goal for Legion with an Softhall 1972 convention to be held at Niagara Falls The nn -- a Softball - Assoc. 'held a sub- committee meeting in Nia- gara Falls the past week- end. The 1972 Convaltiion will be held in Niagara Falls at the. Park Motor Hotel. All indications point to great week-end on April 7-8 & 9. The Canadian Amateur Softball Association will publish a Rule Book this year which will include the rules of slow pitch. These books will be available by ~ March 15th. The slow pitch series will be introduced in Ontario in 1972. The World Champion- ships will be held in the Philipines on March 4 - 12. Richmond Hill Dynes will represent Canada. 'The new plastic bat rings will also be available in 1972. These will be a flat plastic disc, 1/16" in thick- ness. -Ontario Amateur Bedaiiion Port Perry Midgets defeat Stouffville Wednesday, November 10, the Midget B's hosted to Stouffville and came out with a well deserved 4 - 2 Victory. First period broke open for Port with one goal by Faux with assists going to Tom- chiskin and Bronson. The second period showed more action wher Stouffville came back with Spoodue and Howsam getting two goals to put Stouffville ahead 2 - 1. Port came right when Faux assisted by Knight tied the game up 2 - 2. With a lot of action coming from Stouffvil the third period, good goal tending irom Rick Best allowed Port two goals. One coming from Dowson assisted by Goulding and St. fourth goal of the gamé for Faux unassisted. John leaving the . Penalties for the. game were Port 7 -- Stouffville 9. This week the boys travel to Whitby Monday and back to Stouffville on Friday night. Home game for the B's is Wednesday night at nine o'clock. -- BUILDING PERMITS At the regular meeting of Council of November 9. the following building permits applications were granted: To Mr. Howard Hall for basement alterations to a Queen St. building. "To Mr. William Collins for a. com- mercial sign at. 208 - 210 Queen_ Street.and to the Ballard Lumber Company for"a new residence on Caleb Street. It was also agreed to print a special rule book this season to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of' the 0.A.S.A. -.Mike Tobin, 3S Novice team h a ° ares 1 victorious in two games 'Friday, Nov. 12th, Tripp Construction Novice were atthome for a League game against Stouffville. Once again this was a fast skat- -- ing, close checking. 'game... 'Both teams had: many scor- ing opportunities but the Port' club netted the only goal of the game at the 5:16 mark in the third period. This was a perfect pass from the stick' of George Burnett to Bill 'Owen who tired it into the net behind the Stouffville goalie. mak- ing it a 1.0. victory. PORT NOVICE WIN OVER BAY RIDGES 4-1 The following evening the boys travelled to Ux: bridge to play an exhibition game against Bay Ridges Minor Novice and came home with a 4-1 victory. Scoring for Port were Franssen from Burnett and - Geer; - Burnett from Hurst and Owen; Burnett from Owen and Franssen; Parker unassisted. Following is the present lineup: ~~ Goal -- Raymond. 'Gibson; Defence -- Charlie Brown, Carl Durward, Michael Geer, and Brad Hurst; For- wards -- Ronnie Ashniore, George Burnett, David Can- * ning, Dennis Franssen, Bill Owen, Gerald Lee, Tim Par- ker, John Robertson and .-Coach -- Bob Parker. Manager-- George Lee. Senior volleyball team : makes creditable showing At the All Ontario Volleyball Tournament held in Belleville Saturday, the Port Perry High School ™ Senior Boys placed in the top six out of 28 competing high schools. Girls' team high scorers Last Thursday night the girls played a game against Little Britain Jet Sets, in their second encounter. The Port girls defeated Little Britain by the score of 3-1. On Sunday the 14th the Port Girls took on Wood- ville and came home with quite a decisive win 17-1. 5 Lina led the scoring with 7. Carol Bond, Kim Neil, and Wendy Partner each scored 2. Terry Franssen, Debbie McNeil, Lynda Heayn each scored 1. This Thursday night the girls again will play the Woodville © team. time 9:00 p.m: Game Considering the - tough competition from Toronto and -Ottawa teams, Coach Arend Dekker feels that the Seniors made more than just a credible showing for themselves. In the first of five games, Port Perry lost to last year's - tournament winners from Ottawa, by a score of 15 - 13. In the second game, Port Perry defeated a team from Hamilton 15 - 10. Port Perry's third game is described as being perhaps the most exciting of the tournament, and certainly providing some of the best volleyball. The Seniors eventually lost this game by an overlime score of 16-14 to Toronto's Royal York Collegiate. : -Port Perry's other two games included a 15-9 vie tory over Clinton, and a 15- 13 loss to Wallaceburg. Toronto's Parkdale Colle- giate was the eventual Tournament winner. a Blackstock "LEARN . FIRST AID SPONSORED BY: A Snowmobile Clinic "WILL BE HELD AT Thurs. Nov. 235 - 8 p.m. MORE ABOUT: MAINTENANCE .CITY or TOWN BY-LAWS : REGULATIONS in GOV'T PARKS etc. RULES OF THE ROAD Ivan Thompson and CIAG Insurance Town Hall L 8 TR o ----r----