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3! oN AFL d AR PE Te EE Shek ih I hols _-- PORT PERRY xSTAR* Rebels and Pintos broomball winners "By Gord Scott Rebels 4, Utica Clubs 0 It took 'Dale Crawford Just a minute and a half to sew up the victory as Dale scored 2 quick ones to get the game rolling. Dave Durham assisted on the first while Chris DeNure. helped ©' on both. : Chris DeNure was the next of the line to find the mark with Dave and Draw- ing assists. The second period featur- ed a goal by Dave Durham ® at 8:27 with Chris DeNure and Dave Gray aiding on the play. 3 "Pintos 2, tach Dozers 0 The Pintos played what has to be called their best # game in at least 2-years as they put it all together in- cluding goaltending, defen. ce and some surprising of- fence. : Wayne DeJong set Bruce Woodiers up for the winner © at 1:26 of the second period. - The Pintos kept the pres- sure on and then Alf Apple- by and Doug Scott helped Wayne DeJong score his second of the season to salt * Mersco Tykes beat Uxbridge On- Sunday, January 2, Port Perry - Mersco- Tykes beat an Uxbridge team by the score of 6 - 2. ® Todd Wilbur - scored unassisted to count the only goal of the first period. In the second period, Todd _ Wilbur added two more goals, and Mike Andrews counted a singleton. ® Goals by Mike Andrews and Rodney Vernon rotinded out the scoring in the third period. For Uxbridge, Van --Kessel- counted both goals, 4 5 ~~ Reb, D, Crawford 5 5 10 3 4 away the victory. The loss _ dropped the Bull Dozers into a first place tie with the Rebels." Next week there will be a meeting of the Broomball executive and the referees at 2:30. dae * J * TOP FIVE G *A Pts Rebels C, DeNure 7 11 Clubs J. Bright .. 5 10 Pintos D. Scott... 6 9 Bull D. Don Gray 4 Port Midgets win tournament in Bowmanville ~ On Sunday, Dec. 26th 'Grant Menzies Hornets tra- velled to Bowmanville to play in their annual Midget '& Juvenile tournament and came home with the Midget Championship Trophy. The first game the Hor- nets played Cobourg and de- feated them by a score of 5 to 1. game were Campbell with two, and singles going to Jeffrey, Litt and Evans. The second game they de- feated Leaside by a score : of - 5 to-2 with goals from Tennyson with 2, and sing- les going to Evans, Litt and * Jackson.' The third game the Hor. nets played Port Hope and defeated them by a score of 4 to 2 to win the cham. pionship. Scorers in this game were McCoy with two, --singles going to. VanCamp and Phinney. This was the best three games they have played all year with some outstanding' goaltending and checking by the whole team. PORT PERRY MINOR {House League: Hockey In Tyke action, Kinsmen © defeated UAW by a1-0score with. Williams scoring the' lone goal. In another game, Gulf ¢dged Doupes Store by. a'5-4 count, with Van Camp, MacNeil, Williams, Healy wand Bower scoring for the 'winners. Wilbur had a big game in a losing cause as he counted all four' goals for Doupes. In the Malmont Novice division, Farms defeated ¢ White Feather Farms by a5 - 3 score. Kristenson counted two goals for the winners with 'singles added by Carrier, Hamilton, and Wallace. Keith Realfor. edged Lumber Kings 2-1. with "Bower getting both goals for the winners. For the Kings, Town added the marker. Club -Annrene_ Pee: Wes defeated Legion 3-2: as Black lead the winners with ® all three goals: Scoring for Legion were Ashbridge and > lone" ~Peels 7 - 1. Matthieson and Chitt Taylor. ..Dale Bolton and Frank Realtors tied 3 - 3, with Lee, . Williams and Gibson scoring for Frank, and Baird, Geer and - Healey countering for Bolton, In the last pee wee game, Flamingo downed Maple Mills 3 - 2: In a winning ef- tort, Lyon counted two goals, and Chambers added a - singleton. Jones and Francis -were the marksmen for the losing team. Haines Esso Bantams; walked over Emmerson Insurance to the tune of 7 - 4. Page had a big game | counting five goals, with Neill and Kronenburg adding "single markers. For the losers, Taylor had two goals, - with Hadey and Waldin- springer counting one: each. Majcher Pontiacs blasted scored twice, with singles going to Asselstine, Cooke and Wheeler. Nelson scored the lone goal for the : losers. Hornets tie with Whitby On Sunday night Grant Menzies Hornets travelled to Whitby to play. their Midgets and came home with a tie, The Hornets opened the scoring with McCoy and Litt scoring before Sanford scored for Whitby, then VanCamp 'scored to take a three to one lead. Whitby came back in the third period with three more goals to take the lead. McCoy scored his second goal of the night to gain the tie. =f Goal scorers. in the . Uxbridge 5-2 Grant Menzie's boys are playing steady and consist ant hockey now, and appear ready for play-off action. Glen McCoy scored the only goal of the first period, assisted by Dave Jackson and Bill. VanComp. "~CeCoy made the score 2-0 early in the second period with his second goal of the game with assists 'going to Bill VanCamp and Frank Henke. Henke made the score 3-0 assisted"by Shawn Lackie. Bruce Newton nar- rowed the score to 3-1 be- fore the second period end- ed, assisted by Chapman and Aldred. Newton opened scoring in the third period to make the count 3-2 ,assisted by Chapman and Aldred. Tom Tennyson came right back a minute later, assisted by Ron Evans to give Hornets a 4:2 lead; Ron Evans scor ed the final goal in the game into. an empty net, assisted by Van Camp. Port Perry picked up 6 penalties in the game and Uxbridge only 1, . required 'competition as PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, Jan. 5,1972 -- 15 Port Perry Pee Wee B's Port Perry Pee Wee B's won the Annual Pee Wee Tournament held December 27 in Woodville. Considering the fact that 'the boys had only played together as a team on one prior. occassion, a con- centrated effort . was 'lo beat "such Linday, Beaverton, Minden, Fenelon Falls, Sunderland, Oakwood and Woodville. . In the first game against Minden, Port Perry skated lo a 5-2 victory with Ian Ashbridge notching a hat - trick. Tim Kane added the other two goals for Port Perry. Doug Larmer played a strong game in the nets. 'The second game featured close checking by both teams, with Port Perry heating Fenlon Falls by a 3 - 2 margin. Mike McQuade counted two goals, and a singleton was added by Ian Ashbridge. Port Perry ac- tually held a wider margin in the play, but, the Fenlon win Woodville tournament Falls goalie. played well, making many good saves. 'This victory advanced Port Perry to the Championship game against Oakwood. lan ~Ashbridge "was. the hero. for Port Perry as he scored in the second sudden death. overtime period: to: give the team a 4 - 3 victory. Tom. Hunter played ex-- ceptionally well in the nets, and the rest of the-team played 'good hockey to beat the fast-skating Oakwood team, Mike McQuade, David Page and Scott' Williams provided the other Port Rerry goals. 'Members of the Port Perry team are: Goal: Doug Larmer and Tom Hunter. Defense: Colin Wackett, Mark Lee, Mike Hamilton, Danny Taylor. and Brad Black. Forwards: Tim Kane, Howey Jones, Dave Page, Mike McQuade, Scott Williams, Mike Healey, Ian Ashbridge, Robert Parker, and Paul Gibson. BEAVERTON LEGION BR.135 iy A team from Beaverton sponsored by | Branch 135 of the Beaverton: Legion won the Novice Hockey Tournament, held December 27 and sponsored by the Port Perry Lions Club. Lions President Arnold Roach presented the Beaverton team with the Lions Trophy. " --Photo by Arnéld 'Roach Tripp Construction was the consolation winner of the Lions Club Novice Hockey Club Tournament held on December 27 in Port Perry. Back row, left to right: George Lee (manager), Bill Owen, Dale Williams, Mi. chael Geer, Brad Hurst, John Robertson, Carl Durward, Gerald Lee, Kerry Fellows, Ron Ashmoore, Jim Kane, Bob Parker (coach). Front row: Dwayne Freeman, Michael Tobin, Dennis Franssen, George Burnett, Tim Parker, Charlés Brown, David Canning, Raymond Gibson. --Photo by Arnold Roach oe