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. this contest 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 19th. 1973 Lindsay defeats Flamingos, takes over second place Lindsay Trent - Muskie Juniors defeated Port Perry Flamingo Pastries Jrs. 6 - § in a battle for second place in the Central Ontario Junior Hockey League. The- two teams went into tied. with 22 points a piece, 8 behind the first place Cobourg Cougars. The Flamingos played one of their best periods of the season in the opening stanza and jumped into a well deserved 3 - 1 lead on goals by Dave Hill, Dave Jackson and Rick Campbell while Bill Abercrombie scored for the visitors. In the second period the Lindsay Club opened fast and aided by Flamingo pen- alties, the game was soon tied 3 - 3 on two goals by Kevin Graham. The game was a see-saw affair in the third period with the two teams matching goals. Mark Jobb and Dave Hill scoring for the Flamingos with Ken FLAMINGO JRS. TEAM SCORING Games Pen. in Players Played Goal Assists Pts. Minutes Doug Christie .. 17 18 11 29 37 Mark Jobb 19 14 11 25 52 Robin Kydd .... 16 13 9 22 19 Dave Hill 17 10 13 23 34 Rick Campbell .. 19 11 9 20 21 Neil McLaughlin 17 6 13 19 6 Glen McCoy .... 13 6 10 16 68 Dave Jackson 17 7 8 15 24 Paul Hadden 19 1 6 7 16 Dave Bourgeois 8 4 3 7 9 Paul Curtis .. .. 18 4 2 6 15 Steve Craig =. 19 1 5 6 33 Jim Branton 11 6 6 23 Ken Jeffrey ... 9 2 2 4 2 Gary LeFort 9 1 2 3 4 Bernie Aldred 14 1 2 3 2 Bob St. John 11 1 1 2 13 Bob Young 3 4 0.H.A. CENTRAL ONTARIO | Junior "C" HOCKEY ", 18 AY 'COBOURG Cougars vs | PORT PERRY © Flamingo's ERA | SUN., DEC. 30th, &:155n. | CY PORT PERRY ARENA Adults $1.00 - Students 75¢ Children accompanied by Adults Free ITS NOT FOR THE BEGINNER. When you're ready for some real fun, see us. We'll show you livelier machines-- 1974 NITRO Il Models on Display (easy financing available) Ca * TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service BLACKSTOCK, 986-4283 Jenkins and Steve Turner scoring for Lindsay. The game was decided with less than 2 minutes remaining when Kevin Graham scored his 3rd of the night which proved to be the winner. This was a cleanly played game with the Flamingos taking 9 penalties and Lind- say 7. The most contributing fact in the loss to Lindsay by the local club in their inabil- ity to cover the power shoot- ing. Lindsay defence men who scored four of their six goals from the blue line and again the penalty parade in the second period which left the Flamingo playing two men short on two occasions. If these two teams should meet in the playoffs, which is quite probable it should be a great series. LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE WL TPits 1. Bethany ... 7 3 0 14 2. Port Perry 56 3 2 12 3. Bruces ....... 3 43 9 4. Utica ......... 3 43 9 5. Woods ........ 4 6.0 8 6. Ponty Pool. 4 6 0 8 Scorers G A Pits R. Moore ......... 12 6 18 R. Purdy ...... 10 5 15 J. Vandermeer... 6 8 14 R. Jewell 8 5 L. Scott ......... 5 8 13 C. Griffen ...... 7 5 12 P. Lynch ....... 6 5 11 10:00 - Woods vs. P. Perry 11:30 - Bethany vs. Ponty Pool 1:15 - Bruces vs. Utica MEN'S TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Harold Jeffrey - 264 High Triple: Bill Owen - ILS.W.H. Jim McLaughlin - 280 HT. W.H. Jim McLaughlin - 840 Triples Over 600: Bill Owen 661; Harold Jeffrey 657; Jim Rider 635; Jim Richards 633; Dave Vivian 617; Jack Healey 610; Harry King 609. Standings-- 661 Better Sports ...... .... 22 S.O. Bees .............. 21 Spit Fires ......... .... 20 Long Horns ............ 16 Beavers . ............ 15 Aces... ........... 11 A PORT PERRY BROOMBALL ASSOC. WL TPts 1. Utica AB... 7 1 1 15 2. Pr. Albert. 5 1 3 13 3. Whitby .... 3 4 2 8 4. D&R Sports 2 3 4 8 5.0shawa ... 2 4 3 7 6. Brians Supt. 0 6 3 3 Scorers G A Pts . Redman 812 20 R C. Rusnell 15 B. Down 11 D D 1 4 8 3 . Card .......... 6:5 11 Thompson .... 5 9 Scott ......... 4 8 17 8 P B. Reader 3:00 - D & R Sports vs. Brians 4:00 - Pr. Albert vs. Whitby 5:00 - Utica vs. D&R Sports TOURNAMENT PORT PERRY ARENA Wednesday, December 26 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.' 10:00 a.m. 11:00 PORT PERRY vs UXBRIDGE STOUFFVILLE vs WHITBY W. ROUGE vs PORT HOPE PETERBORO vs COBURG ADULTS $1.00 - STUDENTS 75c - CHILD - 25c NO "INSURED Now that winter is here, why not prepare for the months ahead by dropping into our office and check to see if you are adequately covered. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED Queen St. - PORT PERRY - 985-7306 PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED BOWLING Girls High Single: Kathleen Donnelly - 185 High Single W.H. Kathleen Donnelly - 209 High Triple: Kathleen Donnelly - 444 High Triple: Kathleen Donnelly - 516 Boys High Single: Kevin Walker - 188 High Single W.H. Ralph Shaw - 200 "High Triple: Kevin Walker - 488 Ski School At Skyloft Skiers - more skiers - hundreds of skiers will be flocking to the hills this winter - many for the first time - to participate in Canada's fastest growing sport. To fulfill the great need for many more in- structors to meet this demand, the Canadian Ski Instructors' Alliance provi- ded a 2 day training clinic in your area last weekend. This was made possible through a provincial goyernment grant from the Sport & Recreation Branch of the Ministry of Community and Social Services. Many skilled amateur skiers will now be trained to teach beginners how to ski carefully and well under control, and many other more advanced skiers will learn the latest CSIA techniques. Help pass winter days by joining the happy ones - the skiers! Standings-- Tiger Cats ............43 Peanuts .............. 24 Spit Fires ............ 24 Syclones .............. 21 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: ~ Mary Hawes - 286 High Triple: Vivian Rider - 694 Over 210: Beth Oke 229; Judy Reader 283; Vivian Rider 245, 250; Mabel Cook 236; Joan Wilkin 214, 245; Barb Doupe 222; Mary Cannon Sr. 215; Marion Hopkins 212; Mary Andrews 212; Cathy Gerrow 222; Mary Hawes 286: ° Over 600 Triple: Beth Oke 623; Vivian Rider 694; Mabel Cook 632; Joan Wilkin 639; Mary Hawes 637. Standings-- Celery ................ 19 Asparagus ............. 17 Parsnips .............. 17 Onions ................ 11 Spinach ............ .. 11 . Carrots ................ 10 Potatoes .............. 9 Cucumbers.............. 9 Turnips ................ 8 Radishes ................ 7 Lettuce ................ 4 Beets .................. 4 Correction A story on the sports page last week reported on a game to be played against a Swiss Midget Hockey team at Port Perry arena next January 16, contained an error in the name of the local team the Swiss club will meet. The Grant Menzies Mid- gets will face the visitors at 7 p.m. Jan. 16. 4 [2 {e0]2) ¢ (of VAY MBS) [ed 3 (@ZZES Your Trail Boss Headquarters _ ALL COMERS! IF YOU CAN FIND A SNOWMOBILE WITH A BETTER WARRANTY NORTH BROCK MOTOR SALES LIMITED Hwy. 12 - One mile north of Manchester 985-3372 Ny ----