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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1975 pset Flamingos 6- 4 B Huskies u (continued jumped into an early 3-0 lead on goals by Gord Scott, Carlo Cammazzola, and Willie Thornton, but from there on it was all Frahkford as they outskated and out muscled the Flamingos and scored eight goals before Phil Cochrane scored the fourth goal late in ) the third period. This was a poor effort by the local team as all the players seemed to lack the "drive" to catch the fast skating Frankford club. . The next home game for the Flamingos will be Thurs- day, December 4th at the Uxbridge Arena. There will . be no game this Sunday at the local arena as the team WIRODUCING THE... A & A SMALL ENGINES Hwy*12 north of Greenbank Phone 985-3963 or 985-2905 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL has an "off night" on the schedule. SPORT SHORTS Upsets again marked the scoreboard this past week in league action as Frankford beat Bowmanville 7-5. BOWMANVILLE "upset"' Lindsay 2-0 in Bowmanville, but * Cobourg kept things going with a 9-1 win over - Port Hope. Gord Scott, the talented young winger has joined the Flamingos on a regular basis and should add some scoring punch and penalty killing. Gord marked his return with a brilliant break-away goal on Sunday night. Rob Ashenhurst missed the Sunday game after being injured in the Lindsay game. The Cammazzola-Morgan- Newton line is on a scoring spree as they collected 23 points in the last three games. PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED BOWLING Standings: : Roller Bowlers............... 18 Pin Heads...................... 17 Dust Diggers.................. 11 Flintstones ..................... 10 High Single - Girls: Linda Warriner 160 High Triple - Girls: Cindy Arnold 380 High Single - Boys: Tim Thompson 222 High Triple - Boys: Tim Thompson 561. / PORT PERRY 5 BOWMANVILLE 3 Thursday, November 27, the Murray Williams Bob- cats 2 club hosted Bowman- ville and came up with a five to three victory. The Bobcats took a two to nothing lead in the first period on goals by Danny Tom. Eyman and Larry Watson tied the score in the second period for Bowman- bille. . Gord McNab gave Bowmanville a three to two lead early in the third period. At the 6:52 mark, Mike Hamilton tied it up for the Big Blue Machine. The game stayed tied until a minute left in the period when Ritchie Lefort with his second goal gave the Bob- cats the lead with Kenton Baird scoring the insurance goal thirty seconds later to give the Bobcats the win. PORT PERRY 3 UXBRIDGE 2 Friday, November 28, the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 Club travelled to Uxbridge and came home ° with a victory. : Ritchie Lefort and Kenton Baird gave the Bobcats a two goal lead in the first period. There was only one goal scored in the second period by Steven Geer to five the Big Blue Machine a three to nothing lead. Ux- bridge came fighting back in the third period with two goals by Mark Chase and Al Carruthers. This made the way for a very exciting finish with our best line of anfams count fwo wins the night, Danny Taylor, Robert Parker, and Steven Geer, keeping Uxbridge in check to enable the Bobcats to come home with a three to two victory. The next home game for the Bobcats is Thursday, December 4 at 7:30 p.m. - when they host Markham. Taylor and Ritchie Lefort. - Then Saturday, December 6 at 8:00 p.m., the Bobcats travel to Lindsay to take on the number one team in the north. These boys are play- ing unbeatable hockey so ® remember these dates and come out and watch some exciting hockey. Bantams win one, lose one , On November 26, the Beare Motors Bantam were at home to Port Hope. - In the first two periods, the score was close with Port Hope scoring three goals and Port Perry scoring four, but in the third, the roof caved in with Port Hope scoring three unanswered goals. The final score was 6-4 for Port Hope. Scoring for Port were Darrin Jobb with one goal and two assists; George Burnett with two goals and one assist; Tim Parker had one goal; Ron Ashmore, Mike Geer, Clark Menzies each had an assist. Craig Larmer was in goal. On Saturday, November 29 the Bantams travelled to Orono. In the first and second period the play was end to end on this small ice surface After two periods the score < was a 2-2 tie. In the third, it was the Beare Motors boys who scored three unanswer- ed goals, with Port winning 5-2. Scoring for Port, Dennis Franssen with two goals; David Canning with 1 goal and 2 assist; Clark Menzies with 1 goal and an assist; Travel Trailers & Motor Homes vc over 50 new models on display Show Days -- December 5th-6th-7th 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Fri. & Sat. -- 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED ALL 75 MODELS SPECIALLY PRICED NORTH BROCK MOTOR SALES PORT PERRY - Hwy. 12, 1 mile north Manchester 985-3372 Mark Cleveland had one goal; Mike Geer had two assists: Charlie Brown, George Burnett and Bill Owen each had one assist. Craig Larmer and Jim Treen shared the goaltend- ing. Come out and cheer the boys on. Their next home game is Wednesday night at 9:00 against Orono. . COMPLETE ANTENNA SUPPLY FOR THE -DO-IT- YOURSELF TYPE PERSON antenna installations "DURHAM ELECTRONICS & TV For fast, efficient service to Stereo, Tv, HiFi, k Phono and Tape at reasonable prices 145 Queen Street PORT PERRY, ONT. Phone 985-3811 v