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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1975 Flamingos show strength Overpower CobourgCougars8-4 By Wayne Venning «Flamingo Pastries Junior "C" Hockey Club officially opened the 1975-76 exhibition hockey season with a 84 victory over the Cobourg Cougars at the Uxbridge Arena, Sunday night. The Flamingos with only five regulars from last season in the line-up had little trouble defeating the Cougars who are themselves in a rebuilding job with the loss of twelve regulars from last year. The local club held a 3-1 lead after the first period on goals by Doug Christie, Dean Morgan and Orville Crowder while Brian Read replied for Cobourg. Andy Litt and Bob Marquis scored two goals each in the third period with Mike Davies getting a single. Bill Whitelaw with two and Rick Stevenson completed the scoring for the Cougars. Veteran referee Andy Claus kept a chippy game well in handing out 21 penal- ties to the Flamingos while the visitors had 23 penalties. This years junior team will definitely have more size and muscle on the forward line, then did last years squad. The addition of Dean Mor- gan, a tough winger from Oshawa, who has played for Port Hope Panthers for two seasons, and Orville Crowder from Little Britain. They are "centred by Doug Christie who could be headed for his best season ever as a Flamingo. The second line has Bob Marquis returning to centre with rugged Andy Litt and young Bill Newton from Ux- bridge who played a strong gamein the Cobourg Exhibit- ion game. The third line still appears to be open with only Carlo Cammazzola being a sure entry. In goal, Wayne Cordingly will be returning and should be number one with either Bill Eritz or Rick Best as back-up. The defensive corps may be the big problem for coach Wayne Redshaw this season, as there are no returning players from last season and the defense will be "young" and "inexperienced". hdd ddd ee TTT SportslLand Ld Xp 68 Water St., Port Perry - 985-2174 - Jim Burnett, prop. : PE) Skate Sharpening & Exchange Koho and Louisville HOCKEY STICKS ee i Port Perry Minor Hockey MEETING FOR HOUSE LEAGUE eo Coaches e Referees e Time Keepers Sunday, October 5th., 7:30 p.m. PORT PERRY ARENA ST TTS o CREST HARDWARE "e PORT PERRY MARINE o MCINTYRE UPHOLSTERY Soonts Scott Robinson, Larry Pil- key and Jamie Malcolm were - the most impressive of the six 'defencemen used on Sunday night. The Flamingos played. their second exhibition game' last Monday night in Cobourg and travel to Bradford for a game on Wednesday . (tonight). The team will then complete a heavy schedule with 'a home game in Ux- bridge Arena against Brad- ford on Thursday, October 2nd.,.with game time 8 p.m. -- BOWLING -- LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE High Single: Gail Ballard 263 High Triple: Gail Ballard 702 "Over 200: G. Ballard 263 260, V. Holland 245, P. Dalton 203, D. Goreski 215 214, J. Anstey 227 211, S. DeHaas 207, M. Till 224, W. Tobin 253, L. Cooper "213, 210, R. Peyton 222, F. Venning 240 210, D. Quan 224, R. Beare 228 204, L.. Hunting- ton 218, L. Tripp 204 211. Over 600: Gail Ballard 702, Winnie Tobin 625 Standings: Weeds ...c.cocovvvvvvenennnnnnns 19 Snowmobiles ................ 14 Lumber Jacks............... 14 Bells ......coccovviiivisns 14 Butterflies .................... 13 Wooden Shoes ............... 12 Rosebuds...................... 12 Cactus ......ceueveeeerennnnnn, 12 TUESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING LEAGUE High Average: : Joan Fleming 184 High Trip: Anne Sleep 571 - H.L.T.W.H.: "Barb. Tompkins 759 High Single: Ann Sleep 255 H.S.W.H.: Ann Sleep 308 J Over 200: 'Ann Sleep 255, Phylis Major 243, Jane Hartley 215, Joan Fléming 213, Barb Tompkins 213, Madeline Leatherdale 208, Marilyn Arnold 206, Gloria Forder 204, Marj. Giroux 203. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Standings: Port Perry IGA.............. 7 Tudor Developments ......7- Dowson Red & White .... 5 Edens........ccocoeeevnennnn.. 5 Port Perry Star ............. 5 Emmersons Ins.............. 4 Ballard Lumber............. 3 A -------- the following merchants would like to extend a warm welcome to DURHAM ELECTRONICS 145 QUEEN STREET. - PORT PERRY - PHONE 985-3811 e HOUSE OF HOWARD AND TV SERVICE : e PORT PERRY AUTOMOTIVE e LEVINSON DRY GOODS o KELLETT'S BARGAIN CENTRE : ONO A ET GUA Lake Scugog Lumber.....2 Legion Branch 419.......... 2 Zering Pontiac................ 2, Ideal Dairy .................... 0 Stone Real Estate .......... 0 High Triple: Glen Wilson 737 High Single: Mike Vanderby 308 Triples - 625 & Over: Glen Wilson 737; Jim Rider 686; Mike Vanderby 672; Bill Anderson; 668 Ken Cather- wood 658; Jack Owen 657; Roger Chiasson 652; Richard Drew 645; Gord Scott 638; Ross Page 630. LADIES WEDNESDAY ' AFTERNOON BOWLING ' High Triple: Wilma Midgley 645 High Single: Wilma Midgley 275 Over 200: Wilma Midgley 275, Marg Lee 251, Millie Ives 242, Alvertta Roberts 239, Joy Ballard 237, Jean Sutherland 212 201, Marian Geer 207, Gail Williamson 207. Over 600: Wilma Midgley 645, Millie Ives 619. ~ Standings: Filberts.............. , SR 14 Cashews .................. een 13 Peanuts ........................ 11 Almonds ....................... 10 Walnuts ........................8 Pecans .......................... 7 LADIES WEDNESDAY: 1m» NIGHT BOWLING High Single: B. Oke 273 H.S.W.H.: B. 'Mason 304 High Triple: L. Cook 710 H.T.W.H.: L. Cook 764 Over 210: B. Oke 273; L. Cook 272, 269; B. Mason on 257; L. an L pat INVEST NOW! 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Tr TRUM RA IN 0 Merchants score 2-1 win sacrifice fly, advancing Wackett to third base and Elson's. base hit scored Wackett. was Intheseventh with two out, two strikes, John Scott con- nected with a long drive to right field as the Jordan fielder misjudged the bail, creating an error to allow Scott to score the second and eventually, the winning run. Meanwhile, Jordan came back in the 8th withtwo hits to score their only run. Jordan pitcher striking out 12, allowing 6 hits with one team error, Elson fanning 15 allowing 5 hits with two team errors. Hitting for the Merchants were Bryant, Elson, Scott, and Healey with one a piece, and Wackett with two. Third game "Do or Die"" will be played Saturday, October 4th at 3:00 p.m. See you there to cheer on your boys at the Joe Fowler Memorial Park. FLAMINGO JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY "EXHIBITION GAME" Bradford vs Flamingos Thursday, Sept. 2nd UXBRIDGE ARENA Game Time 8:00 p.m. SS eo Generators e Tampers e Compacters The Master Instant Heater. 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