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Kevin Williams and Gord Hintze were the lone scorers for the Bobcats. Tony Butzer with two, Gerry Garveread, Jeff Coamam, Mike Lafete and Doug Webster added the scoring power for Lindsay. Stouffville 5 - Port Perry 4 Friday, January 3, the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 team travelled to Stouffville and ran into a hot goaltender. The Bobcats had five breakaways and couldn't score on any of them. Stuart Cockrane, Rickie Lefort, Gord Hintze and Colin Wackett did the scoring in the losing cause. Port Perry 4 - Bowmanville 3 Saturday January 4, the Murray Williams Bobcats second period. The Legion- aires came out strong in the third period and by the mid-way mark of the period had again increased their advantage to two goals. Wellington cut the margin to one at the 12:03 mark. They pulled their goaltender late in the game in favour of an extra attacker but were unable to get the equalizer. This was the best game of the day with both teams skating and checking well. first place travelled to Bowmanville and came up with their strongest game of the year beating the powerful Bow- manville Club 4 to 3. Everyone played well in this game, with the newcomer, Robert . VanCamp scoring one along with Colin Wack- ett, Kevin Martens, and Gord Hintze. Mark Stuart, Jerry Ledoy and Frank Leach scored for Bowman- ville. Port Perry 7°- Uxbridge 1 Sunday January 5, the Murray Williams Bol nats Midget 2 travelled to Ux- bridge and came up with a seven to one victory. Robert VanCamp with three, Stuart Cochrane, Gordon Hintze, Bill Bridge, and Tim Ash- bridge with one each did the scoring for the Bobcats. A. Carruthers was the lone scorer for Uxbridge. The next game for the Bobcats is Thurs., January 16,1975 at 7:30 p.m. when the host the rough going Stouff- ville Club. So come out and see some exciting hockey. The third game saw Port matched against the Country Strings from Oshawa. This Oshawa team whom we had previously defeated 7 to 4 in an exhibition game were up for this Championship game and the Legionaires had all they could handle in winning 4 to 3. The big shooters for the day were Burnett, Brown and Kane but overall it was a good team effort that brought the Championship to Port Perry. Every boy on the team shared in the scoring points. Franssen and Myers split the goaltend- ing duties and gave the team good consistent goaltending. December 27th, the Legionaires went to Wood- ville and for the second day in a row won all their three games to again bring home the championship trophy. The first game Port were up against the host Woodville team and had to play over- time before winning 8 to 7. This was probably Ports poorest game of the six with the defense and goaltending in particular, not up to their usual form. Woodville were two goals up with just better than five minutes remaining in the game. A late rally by Port pulled this one out as Burnett scored twice in the final five minutes of regulation time to tie the score and send the game into overtime. Brown potted the winner at the 3:08 mark of overtime. The second game, Legionaires came to life and drubbed Peterborough 10 to 0. The defense and goaltend- ing in this game were a big SOFTENING S At Master Feeds we carry these lines! Crystal No. 2 - 50lb. bags Pellet No. 4 - 50lb. bags MASTER FEEDS 139 Queen St. Port Perry 985-2131 . "RB" the factor in the teams much improved performance over the first game. The third game Port again came up with a good solid team effort to defeat Little Britain 6 to 2. Little Britain were a small but fast skating and good forechecking club. After a slow start in the first game against Wood- ville, the defense of Jobb, Storry, Parker, Robinson and Wilbur played good solid hockey. Myers and Franssen came back after that first game to give the team their usual good solid goaltending. The Burnett, Brown, Potts line led the way in goal scoring. The other two lines of Durward, Kane, Menzies, and Tobin, Andrews, Sandi- son played good two-way hockey. Other recent victories by the Legionaires were 3 to 1 over Stone Realtors Pee Wee team, 8 to 1 over Pickering, and 6 to 2 over Bay Ridges. A 4to0defeat to Stouffville on January 3rd snapped the teams nine game winning streak. To date the teams record is 16 wins, 7 loses, 2 ties. Goals for 139, goals against 81. If your car is going to be stolen it will most likely happen in your driveway between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. on Saturday or Sunday. You, the owner, can do the most to prevent auto thefts. Newcastle game Beare Motor Bantams journeyed to Newcastle on December 16 only to lose 5 to 2. The first period of play was very close and neither team was able to score. Three minutes into the second period, Newcastle was able to open up the scoring. Two minutes later they added one more to take a two goal lead. At 8:19 in the second, Rob Greiner gave Port their first goal. The assists on this play went to Dave Chambers and Mike Hamilton. Newcastle scored again twice before eight minutes had gone in the third period. Tom Perigoe finished off Port's scorings with an un- assisted goal with five minutes left in the game. Newcastle added their fifth with less then two minutes left in the game. This losing spree was broken when Port hosted an Oshawa team for an exhibit- ion game. Oshawa started off quick with a goal in 24 seconds. When Port learned the game had started, it didn't take long to take the lead. Tim Kane scored Port's first goal with Mark Lee and Jay Adam taking the assists. After this goal, Port never looked back. Ports second goal was scored by Dave Chambers. Pete Lane received the assist for this goal. Mike Hamilton scored two COUNTRY STORE -- NESTLETON MARTYNS STORE -- BLACKSTOCK $1.00 BOWMANVILLE CLEANERS 84 KING ST. 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This gave Port a six goahlead. | Steve McIntyre 'ended the scoring in the second period with a blistering shot. Jay Adam and Tim Kane receiv- ed assists for this play. Steve also opened the scor- ing in the third period at 3:20 Pete Lane assisted this goal. Oshawa scored their sec- ond and final goal at the 9:31 mark. Pete Lane added one more for Port finishing off with four points for the game. John Robertson and Mike Healey assisted on this goal. Port dominated the play at all times even though they were shorthanded for over half the game with eleven penalties. Craig Larmer played this game in Ports net. The final score was Port Perry 10, Oshawa 2. On January 4, Port played a hard fought game against Pickering. Pickering opened the scoring in one and a half minutes to take the lead. Steve McIntyre scored on a hard shot by Mike Healey on the point being deflected to him by Rob Greiner. The second goal for Pic- kering was scored while Port was shorthanded. Eight minutes later, Pete Lane blasted one into Picker- ing's net to tie up the game once more. This play was setup by Scott Wilbur and Mark Lee. Twenty seconds after Lane's goal, Bill Owen chucked one by their goalie to give Port the lead for the first time. Mike Hamilton picked up the only assist on this goal. With only one minute left in the second period, Picker- ing scored to again tie up the game 3-3. Mike Healey ripped one past the goalie from the point twenty-five seconds into the third period of play. At the two minute mark, Mark Lee assisted Pete Lane who drove Ports fifth goal home. Steve McIntyre banged Ports sixth goal in with Pete Lane assisting it. With three minutes left in the game, Terry Feigler deflected Ports last goal into Pickerings net. This was the first game Terry has played for the team. Dave Cham- bers and Mike Hamilton picked up the assists for this goal. Craig Larmer and Merle Schewaga split the goaltend-" ing for Port. Ports next game is Wed- nesday night at 9:00 against Port Hope. 3 i i 3 | 9 8