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XTet TPA. ¥ Moe: AN XE MR RTT 0 HA pd i" MRL "4 t 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1972 House Four goals by Kane, a hatrick by Carrier and i, singles by McCallum, Hun- ter and Resse led the Bolton Construction to a overwhel- ming victory over Club Annrene by a score of 10 - 2. Bower scored Club Annrenes " both goals. * Real Estate by a score of 6 - pb tape a 4 ALA DNB I Drage ov [TTC rie mr hy i nr va et Bn rs A ef Yd vp aly 0 Flamingo defeated Frank 3. Flamingo marksmen were Fellows with a hat trick, Lee - with a pair and a single by Geer. Canning with a pair and Ashmore with a single tallied for Frank. In the first Bantam game Haines Esso scored an easy victory over MLM by a score of 5 - 0. A pair of goals by - Hintze and singles by Black, Van Shagen and Beare insured the victory. In the second game, the Legion team defeated Em- merson Insurance 5 - 3. Koonenburg led ghe scoring with a hat trick and singles by Geer and Van Weston. Webb, Bourgeois, and parry tallied for Emmerson. In the third game Zering defeated Peel's Chicks by a score of 6 - 1. Bronson, Cochrane, McMahon, Pros- ser, McEney and Olliffe score for Zering while Had- din tallied for Peels. Tyke In the first game it was . Gulf 2, Emiels 0. Scoring for ! Gulf was Fewer with both assisted by Ferguson. In the second game U.A.W. 2, Kinsmen 0. Paul Storry with the goals for U.A.W, Novice In the first game Tripp Construction was downed 2 - 1. by White Feather Farms. Scott and Bright scoring for White Feather Farms. Vern- on getting the loner for Tripp Construction. In the second game Scugog Lumber 3; Keith Real Estate 2. Tully with 2 and Ansman with the winner for Scugog Lumber. Potts with both goals for Keith Real Estate. Novice win and lose Malmont Farms Novice team travelled to Uxbridge where they encountered a loss in the first meeting of these two teams. The Ux- bridge Club downed the local boys by a score of 4 - 2. Both Port goals were scored by Charlie Brown with assists going to Tim Parker and Todd Wilbur. i Back home on Friday evening the boys put forth a much stronger effort and defeated the West Rouge Club by a score of 6 - 2. Team Captain George Burnett led the way with four goals, including one on a penalty shot. Todd Wilbur and Tim Thompson picked up a goal each. Credit for assists go to Perry Marsh with two and Tim Parker, Brad Hurst, Carl Durward, Mike Tobin, Darrin Jobb and Jim Kane getting singles. Next home game Friday, November 17 at 8 p.m. against Stouffville. Midgets tie Flamingos score second victory, Newcastle Grant Menzies Hornets travelled to Newcastle on Thursday, November 9 and played to a four all tie. The first period the Hornets opened up a 3 goal lead with Litt Jeffrey and Bronson scoring before Newcastle scored their first to out the lead to 3 to 1 at the end of the period. The second period New- castle scored 3 unanswered goals to take the lead before Christie scored for the Hor- nets to tie the game at 4 each. The third period bot: teams played a close check- ing game and a result the game ended in a tie, Penal- ties in the game were the Hornets 5 and Newcastle 4. Hornets beat Uxbridge 4-1 On Monday night Grant Menzies Hornets played at home against Uxbridge and defeated them 4 to 1. The first period was score- : less as both teams choose to play a close checking game. The second period Litt open- ed the scoring for the Hornets with Jeffrey assisting then Bunson scored from Brain to take a 2 to 0 lead after two . periods. The third period Kydd scored for Uxbridge to cut the lead to 2 to 1 before Abraham scored with Rod Campbell and B. Campbell assisting then Christie scored with Jeffrey assisting to end the game. 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Limited BLACKSTOCK, ONT. -- PHONE 986-4201 Gain. 1 iy overpower Bowmanville 5 - 3 By Wayne Venning Port Perry Flamingo Pas- tries Jrs. gained their second victory of the young season with a hard fought 5 - 3 win over the Bowmanville Jrs. Finé goaltending by Phil Gilroy and a tremendous effort by the Port Perry defense, lead the way as the local boys built up an early 3 - 0 lead on goals by Dave Bourgeois, Neil McLaughlin and Bob Wineck. Bowmanville narrowed the margin on a goal by Neil Watson, only to have Bour- geois with*his second of the night regain their three goal margin, The visitors stormed to the attack in the second period scoring a quick goal by Bruce Skelton. The Flamin- gos seemed to be doomed as they proceeded to take back to back minor penalties giving Bowmanville a two man advantage in play. The defensive pair of Paul Curtis'and Randy Hall with Grant McLaughlin then turned back the determined efforts of the Bowmanville attackers. Phil Gilroy in the Port Perry net made several outstanding saves until the two local players returned to the ice, Randy Hall then capped off this fine perfor- mance with an unassisted goal. Bowmanville managed one more goal by Paul Forsey but the Flamingo's 'never were in trouble again and the victory enabled them to draw even with Bow- manville in the standings. The next game for the Flamingo Jrs. will be S day, November 19, 1972 when they travel to Penetang to Legion team drop three games The local Legion Pee Wees played good solid hockey last week and came up empty- handed. On Monday, November 6, West Rouge defeated them 7 - 1. Scott Wilbur scored the lone tally. The Legion team played a hard hitting game but little hard feeling devel- oped at the end of the game. Friday night in Port Per- ry, the team again played a hard hitting, fast skating type of hockey. Stouffville jumped into an early lead, 3 - 0. But in the second period the Legion team came right back and tied the game 3 - 3. Mike Healey was the leader in this game, scoring twice and assisting on another; Paul Gibson had ie other tally. Stouffville came out in the third period and scored two more goals. The Legion boys . finally woke up and checked Stouffville for the rest of the night. On Sunday afternoon, Ux- bridge handed the Legion- aires a 6 - 1 setback. Paul Gibson tallied the lone score for Port Perry. Mike Healey and Danny Taylor picked up the assists. Next Friday, Whitby Pee Wees are in town for what should. be an exciting game. play the Juniors from the north. Anyone wishing to make this bus trip may do so by ellie team manager Carl Luke at 985 - 2560, there will be a limited number of seats so please call early. 2 big wins for Bantams By Wayne Venning Beare Motor Bantams continued their winning ways with two convincing victories the past week. On Wednesday evening the West Rouge Bantams came, to town but had to settle for a 5 - 2 defeat as the local boys continued their fine play. Dave: Horton opened the scoring for Port Perry with John and Gord Scott getting the assists. Ed Olsen scored his first of two goals and also added two assists for a fine night, for this outstanding young defenseman. Dave Horton with, his second and Phil Cochrane completed the' scoring. Bill Darden scored two fine goals for West Rouge but it wasn't enough as the Bantams kept the game under control until the end. Saturday, November 11, 1972 the Beare Motor Ban- tams travelled to the new Pickering arena to do battle with the local Bantams. Pickering showed much improvement over their ear- lier defeat by Port Perry, but just could not cope with the fine passing and skating of the league leaders and had to settle for a 7 - 0 defeat. °° Phil Cochrane lead the scoring with two goals, with _singlés going to Bill Bridge, Mark Jobb, Gord and John Scott and Sean Taylor with his first of * the season. Barry Heard again played a strong game in goal to earn the shutout. YAMAHA'S No messy mixing of gas and oil Oil injection on all 11 modals : Your engine gets the right lubrication all the time. ® QUIET ® QUALITY ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA BLACKSTOCK, ONTARIO Port Perry SNOWMOBILE CLUB will have a meeting at the ODDFELLOWS HALL Port Perry Sunday, Nov. 19th 7:00 p.m. We would like to see all of our members attend and anyone wishing to join our club ; this would be a good opportunity. "SAFETY IS OUR MOTTO"