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© - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 22, 1972 0k SA ay i - Tw 3 OC Spe rd a After beating Unionville, Midgets advance to all-Ontario play-offs The Port Perry Midgets, sponsored by Grant Menzies Motors defeated Unionville in the semi-finals 4 games to 2. After losing the fir<t two games of the series the Hornets fought back and played their best games of the 'year to defeat Union. ville. ; On Wed.. March 15th Unionville visited Port Perry and were defeated bv the score of 8 to 3. Litt scored the first goal of the' game with Tennyson assist- ing to take a 1 to 0 lead after the first period. In the second period the Hornets scored 3 goals with McCoy tipping in a point Camp scored with McCoy & Litt assisting. Then Jack- son scored with McCoy as. sissting. to take a 4 to 0 lead after two periods. The third period Stephen- son scored for Unionville before Prosser scored with McCoy and Van Camp as- sisting. Then Christie scor- ed with McCoy and Prosser assisting, Litt scored his second goal of the game with Prosser getting the assist... Unionville fought back with Davies scoring 2 goals to cut the lead to 7 to 8 but Jackson scored his of the game with Bad drawing the assist to shot 'from Lachie and van ~&i@ the scoring. -- Camp assisting. Then Van SSS SSS PORT P SS 6666566566666 6 House League Hockey TYKE . Doupes Store. and Kins- men fought to a 1-1 tie. Doupes Store's goal was scored by Fraser. For Kins. men Horton. U.AW. 86, Gulf 0. Scoring for UAW. Potts (2), Sandison (2), and Fewer (2). ie NOVICE 0. Scugog Lumber! 4, Mal.: mont Farms 0. Scoring for Scugog Lumber Thompson. Kristensen, Storry, Free- man, « Keith Realtor 5; White Feather Farms 3. Scoring for Keith, Bower (2), Horn. Greg Kroonenberg, ) Van Weston. Scoring for White Feather Farms Tully (2), and Wilbur. PEE WEE W. Frank Real Estate 4, Club Annrene 4. and W. Frank . coming through in last 5 min. with 3 goals to keep their play-off semi. final hopes alive. F. Lee, P. Gibson, then T. Kane +2 Peck with two for W. Frank. C. Wackett 2. D .Diamond' and S. McIntyre for Club Ann. rene. Legion won their series, by beating Dale Bolton 4 to 3." M. McQuade 2. S. Reece ~ and Ian Ashbridge for Le- gion.- M. Healey 2 and-T: Parigoe for D. Bolton. g game between M.LM. and Flamingo had Maple Leaf Mills win 3 to 2. J. Percy 2, and H. Jones for MLM. J. Lyon and P. Kristensen for Flamingo. BANTAM == ; First game of finals end- ed in a 2 all tie between Majchers and Peels. P. Litt and S. Taylor for Mapchers and S. Nelson with M. Ken. ny countering for Peels. Exhibition Haines E3so 5; Emmerson Insurance 3; R. Kroonenberg 2, B. Elliott, L. McEnaney ,and J. Clem ent for Haines Esso. J. Tay lor twice and K. Hadley for Emmerson Ins. - ..dridge on Sunday... Penalties in the game were the Hornets 11 and Unionville 7. The Hornets now meet Lambeth in the Finals. Watch for the Posters as the series is not set up. yet, By Rock-ets win On Saturday, March 18th the Port Perry Rock-ets were hosted in a tourna. ment" in Little Britain, In the first game the team met Little Britain and were defeated by a score of 54, This dropped them to the consolation. In the.second game the opponent was Keene, and 'the Rock-ets downed them by a score of 80. They met 'Peterboro for the consolation and' defeat. ed them by a scorg of 7-2. The girls played three Legion all-Stars out Port Perry Legion Pee Wee All-Stars missed a 'chance to go on at the all-Ontario C finals when they lost 5 - 2 in the third and against. ; The boys still have a bit of hockey left this year with some upcoming tournaments - and exhibition games. deciding. game against Sun- - Sundridge jumped into an early 2-0lead, but late in the first period, Phil Cochrane made the score 2 - 1, scoring on a slapshot from the blue line. Sundridge lead 3 - 1 after forty minutes. Early in the third period, Stu Cochrane scored to pull Port Perry to within one goal. This was short-lived as Sundridge scored a power-play goal and another on a breakaway. The final goal was scored with 'the Port Perry goalie out of the nets in favour of an extra attacker. The game was hard' fought, with plenty of fast skating, and some clean, solid "hitting. There were only four penalities called in the game. Coach Don Hurst said the game could have gone either 'way, and it was simply the "breaks" that decided the eventual out- come. : He said after the game, the team was "pretty disappoin- ted, but they took it well." Mr. Hurst had some high words of praise for the entire team, I couldn't say a bad word about any.of them." Although now out of the competition, the team record indicates a highly successful season. Out of 43 games, the ~ boys lost only four times, and tied three, including playoffs and exhibition games. The team scored nearly 300 goals and had only 60 scored p : ALARA LLLLLLALLNANLNS SASS NNN NNN NSN NNN 03090909095 90 90.90.95 95 90.90.95 55 50 50.90 9055.90 96'8 THOMAS HOUSE of MUSIC 4th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS Come and enjoy the 'Festivities' Thurs., Fri., Sat., March 23 - 25 Organs! Prices start at . SPECIAL Birthday prices on all models of the wonderful Thomas $295.00 this sale. ARATAAARANAANANANANNNANNNRNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNN SSN SSNS NSS NNN NN 1820 Dundas St. E. Phone 576 - 3921 opposite K-Mart AUN RR RE RE RRR SENSE HEE LEE EERE HER SNEE SESE ESS SESS SS SSSA S SSS SSS SSS SS SSS NNN TERMS AVAILABLE Low Bank Financing See also our selection of used and demonstrator Organs, and Willis & Sherlock-Mann Pianos, all specially reduced for Thomas House of Music ing = Whitby I> on 576-3921 { ZARA AAA RAAAATAAAANANA NAN NAN NN NNN NN NNN NNNNNNNNNNN NNN NNN NNN 'Bowling TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING - 1, Longhorns ............ 36 2. Spitfires ...... ....... 33 3. S.0. Bees ........... 31 4. Better Sports ... 21 5. Beavers .... ... 13 6. AceS ........cooeunnnne. 13 H.S.--Ken Moore 324 H.T.--Ken Moore 747 'H.S.W.H--Ken Moore 344 H.T.W.H--Ken Moore 807 and for "Business" Lights for "Home" consolation strong games and received the first trophy of their careers, Maybe next year they'll bring: home the championship, The cham- plonship went to Oshawa who met Little Britain and 'defeated them by a score of 53, Bair The Rock-ets meet Little Britain for the last round of the Play-offs on Tuesday next. Come on out and give the girls the support they need! Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING March 16th Team Standings at end of Regular Schedule-- PLAY-OFFS Eden's L. Strikes Dowson's R. & W. Emmerson's Ins, Ballard's Lumber Zering Pontiac Raiders .......... CONSOLATION Port Perry 1L.G.A. Middleton's Meats Causeway Kids Nachurs Canadian Tire Port Perry Stars The men's Thurs. Bowling - Club welcomes Zering Pon- tiac & Buick Sales as spon- . sors of a Bowling team in their regular scheduled 'games. High Triple-- B. Harper 805 . off We can offer you this large discount by buying direct from the manufacturer. Comé in and see our complete display today ! ! Broomball series goes to the wire In broomball semi-final action Sunday, Utica Clubs defeated Brian's Bull Dozers 2 - 1 in overtime to square _ their best of five series at two game each. Thé deci- ding game will be held this Sunday at 1:30. The Dozers took a 1 - 0 lead . "at 17:01 of the first period when Ken Nott broke into the clear to score a short-handed goal. Brian Reader evened things up" when he scored from his own side of centre ice -at 15:58 of the second period. Regulation time ended with the score tied 1- 1, With just 41 seconds® having been played in the overtime frame, Eric Benns scored the winner for Clubs on a set-up from Brian ' Reader. Reader's two points in this game have moved "him into "a" tie with Ken Nightingale as leading play- off point-scorer. Each has five points. Winner of the Dozers series will go into the finals against Prince Albert Rebels who have already eliminated Cy 'Wilson Pintos. High Triple WH-- J. Cook Sr. 780 - High Single-- - B. Harper 320 High Single W.H.-- P. Crawford 341 Murray Burnfield PLUMBING - HEATING - ELECTRIC SUPPLIES 19 WATER STR EET PORT PERRY, ONT PHONE 98