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HEALEY and ~ annual basketball The Legion Peewees han- ded Newcastle a 7 - 2 defeat last Wednesday in a well played" game. MIKE HEALEY led the attack and got a hat trick while PETER LANE popped two goals past the Newcastle netmin- der. STEVEN McINTYRE and ROBERT PARKER each added singles. Scott Wilbur and Tom Perigoe got two assists each. Paul Gibson. Billy Owen, Peter Lane, Mark Lee, Steven McIntyre and Mike Geer picked up an assist each. Jim Treen was steady in the net. West Rouge 4, Legion 4 Friday night PETER LANE led off with two goals against West Rouge. MIKE SCOTT Senior boys win third basketball tournament Port Perry Senior boys basketball team won their third major tournament at Cobourg last Saturday. The boys lost thet first game to Cobourg West '46-27, but came back in the second round to take Belleville Centennial 61-48. Laurie Skinner and Jim Zoet were the games top scorers, with Steve Cochrane and Roland Skinner setting up many fine scoring plays. In the third game Port edged Park Street 51-46. The Orillia gang was really up for this contest, but fine play making by Roland Skinner and Steve Cochrane again saved the day. Jim Zoet was the games top rebounder and rookie Cal Cochrane came off the bench to pop in two baskets. . After just squeezing through the third game Port came on strong in the fourth and all but wiped out Cobourg East with a decisive 50-35 victory. A strong man Twelve game basketball tournament On Saturday, January 27, R.H. Cornish Elementary School is hosting its first tourna- ment. Participating schools will be R.H. Cornish, Port Perry; Joseph Gould, Uxbridge; Central Park - Sr. School, Oshawa; Henry St. School, Whitby; Whitby Sr. School, Whitby, 'St. John's Training School, Uxbridge; Lake Vista Sr. School, Oshawa, Ridgeway Sr. School, Oshawa. The first game is at 8:00 a.m. between R.H. Cornish and Ridgeway and there will be 12 games throughout the day. Parents, students and friends are welcome. Ad- mission -- Adults $.50, Stu- dents $.25. Destruction Bay, Yukon, got its name because so many boats were wrecked during the gold rush of 1898 as they rounded the point of the bay in Kluane Lake. Port Legion All - Stars win one and tie one | PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 24th, 1973 -- 17 LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE G.P. WwW. L T Pts 1. Bethany 15 14 1 0 28 2. Bruces 15 10 4 1 21 3. Woods . 15 8 5 2 18 WILBUR got one each as the 4. Utica here 15 5 9 1 11 legion crew played an out- 5. Pontypool 15 4 11 0 8 standing game which ended 6. Port Perry ...... 15 2 13 0 M in a 4 - 4 tie. Raymond Gibson, our pint G A Pts sized net minder, stood West 1. R. Moore . ...... 30 8 38 Rouge on their pants time 2. V. McGill . ... 16 18 34 after time. Steve McIntyre 3. T. Malcolm . 13 18 31 picked up two asists, while , 4. J. Vandermeer .... 19 11 30 Paul Gibson, Billy Owen wif Fi 5. G. Rospond 17 13 30 Mark Lee and Mike Geer 6. J. Mather 19 6 25 earned one assist each. ; The boys will be really Ll .-, PASTRIES \Th 7. C. Griffen 15 9 24 busy this week. Uxbridge PORT PERRY BROOMBALL ASSOC. will be in town Monday No. 8 Neil McLaughlin GP. W. L T Pts night. Friday night Stouff- Neil is 18 years of age and lives in Blackstock. He 1. Brian's Supt 12 6 92 4 16 ville makes its final visit and played his minor hockey in Port Perry and played last 2. Prince Albert 12 6 4 92 14 Saturday we are off to year for Bowmanville Junior C. Neil returned to Port 3. Utica Club 12 5 4 3 13 Marmara, Ontario for the Perry to help the new Port Junior Club. Neil is playing 4 C Wilso 12 8 5 Crow's Lake hockey tourna- centre and is one of the teams top scorers, he also kills = &¥ Wilson 1 3 ment. We play Welland in penalties. The fans and executive really welcome him our first tournament match. back. 4 A Pts This is minor hockey week. : 1. C. Rusnell 6 4 10 Come along and give the » 2. P. Thompson 6 3 9 boys some encouragement. 3. R. Short 3 6 9 4. R. Redman 5 3 8 5. R. Collins 4 4 8 6. K. Nightingale 4 3 7 7. B. Hall 2 4 6 O.H.A. LAKESHORE JUNIOR "'C* HOCKEY Cobourg Port Perry COUGARS FLAMINGOS Thursday, January 25th Markham Port Perry to man defence kept Cobourg off balance. .Jim Zoet block- ed 23 shots in this game. Roland Skinner led the way at the guard post with 8 clear assists, and Laurie Williams finally found his outside shooting eye as he hit 11 of 13 field goal tries. In regular league play Port Perry is undefeated. The boys downed Donevan 55-30 at Donevan January 12, and then creamed o'Neill of Oshawa January 19 73-51. WE'RE HANDING YOU A REAL BARGAIN . . . FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. WITH EACH PURCHASE " of a new John Deere SNOWMOBILE we will give you a FREE SNOWMOBILE SUIT Bn PISTRIES ITN No. 11 Randy Hall Randy is also 18 years of age, Randy like Neil plays F centre. He lives in Sunderland where he played 8:15 p.m. LAMINGOS Juvenile last year. 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