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+ Pee Wees win grand championship trophy a & | 7 » = - ative -& a y x. & 3 *® 1 v -- Sports ¥ LJ ht A L'y ya No.4 . CPS LAN, LE BS Mey FAW | 72 "5 CRN at PL . MN > . MN ' Sealy 7 «TaN hry 29 ' AL SG af FN AR Sy : OR : ¥ ! 4n3 AP 'y ' aah LAIR at Ais : denote gta i pas loa Nal IRL AALS HANI RRATUET, 2 PREEL PRAII0 TN TAIN TASER Jal AX TAFSRA CEI LT SENOS STV Te © 5 eR BS J PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Mar. 19, 1975 - 23 = dle Two day Orillia Tournament The Legion Pee Wee's won - it ALL in the **A" division of Orillia Annual Pee Wee Tournament. A The first game on Sat., March 15th, saw Port matched against Orillia and it took an overtime goal to give the Legionaires a 2 to 1 victory. The second game, later in the day, Port won handily, defeating Peterborough 5 to 0. Returning to Orillia, Sun., March 16th for the Champ- ionship game, Port played their best game of the tourn- ament, defeating Midland's Major Pee Wee téam 1 to 0. Following this game the team were presented with a trophy and the boys each, received a crest. This win set the stage for a wt FRIENDLY PHILOSOPHER sx: THE PERFECT MARRIAGE /S : * + A BUND WIFEAND A "WAGE BROS. TEXACO 257 Scugog St. Port Perry Phone: 985-7262 -- PHONE -- 723-5341 Oshawa, Ont. SERVING THE PORT PERRY AREA A A PARKSIDE STEREO ELECTRO SERVICE -- ii 'Fast Service' Colour Television Black & White Television 214 Bloor Street E EC er re-match against Orillia for the Grand Championship of "A" Division. Port came from behind to win by a narrow 2 to 1 margin. Following this game, the team were presented with their second trophy of the weekend and the boys each received a small trophy. Two Port players, George Burnett and Robert Frans- sen won trophies for their individual play. George chosen the most valuable defenceman and Rob, the most valuable goaltender. The only trophy Port didn't capture was the most valu- able forward trophy which- was won by a boy on the Orillia team. Franssen and Myers split the goaltending in the tournament with both boys earning a shut-out and making several key saves. ~+ As the scores would indi- cate, a solid team effort defensively and some good penalty killing work were CURLING NEWS LADIES AFTERNOON CURLING Mon., Mar. 10th B. Beare 6 - N. Howsam 8 H. Carnwith 4 - J. Goode 1 - N. Kenny 12 C. Martyn 7 - . R. Mitchell 5 Wed. Mar. 12th J. Carter 9 - M. Snooks 4 H. Thomson 7 - N. Malcolm 8 D. Beare 11 - . M. McCoy 4 H. Bathie 5 - J. Howsam 8 on . STEREOS - a2 * Scott Sandison, M. Foster 5 LLL EEE TT EE TER TEETER EEE EET EE ETT i . . A NDE Rs Ss i Ta oo tO deciding factors in these low scoring, close checking games. The previous weekend, the Legionaires won the Finalist Trophy in Mildmay Annual Pee Wee Tournament. This was a two-day tourn- ament and Port got off on the right foot Saturday, March 8th, defeating Tavistock 6 to 1. The boys came back Saturday night to defeat Tot- tenham 6 to 2. They lost the championship 3 to 2 to St. George, Sunday afternoon. 'Team members are: Man- ager Bob Storry; Coach Butch Potts; Asst. Coach Ed Andrews; Stick boy Paul Storry; Defence - George Burnett, Wayne Robinson, Darrin Jobb, Hal Storry; Forwards - Carl Durward, Jim Kane, Clark Menzies, Mike Andrews, Doug Potts, Charlie Brown, Todd Wilbur, Mike Tobin and Tim Parker; Goal tenders Robert Franssen and David Myers. i a - Some of Orillia's shiniest trophies were brought home by Port Perry PeeWees after a tournament in that city last weekend, winning the grand championship in the A Division at the tournament. Seven other teams were after the same trophy. From left to right are (front) George Burnett, Dave Myers, Robert Franssen, Darrin Jobb (centre) Hal Storry, Carl Durward, Jim Kane, Charlie Brown, Mike Tobin, and stick boy 'Paul Storry. (rear) Mike Andrews, Wayne Robinson, Scott Sandison, Tim Parker, Doug Potts, Clark Menzies and Todd Wilbur. 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