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wl RS So 0 Ee -- / POR A PERRY LV Defeat Schomberg, advance to semi-finals By Darrin Jobb The Port Bantams, alias "The Big Red Machine" defeated the defending Bantam 'C"' champions three games to one. After losing the first decis- Two injured Two persons were injured on Saturday evening, Feb. 27th in a snow vehicle acci- dent on Lake Scugog. Harry Austin, age 47, of 467 Albert St., Oshawa, Ontario. and Eric Green, age 34, of 362 Leslie St., Oshawa, Ontario, when their snow machines collided off Kent Street in Port Perry. Damage to the snow machines was estim- ated at $3,200.00. Both drivers were taken to the hospital. ion 2-1 in' Schomberg, ' Port won the next three. In the second game last Wednesday, March 3rd, Port hussled to a 3-2 win. Port jumped into an early lead on a goal by George Burnett, Dennis Franssen picked «up the assist. Schomberg tied it up then, to end off the first period scoring. . The second period was scoreless as some outstand- ing goaltending was turned in by Ray Gibson. Only 18 seconds into the third period, Schomberg "scored to give them their first lead of the game. At that point it looked as if Schomberg might walk away with their second straight victory. Marty Cleveland obvious- ly didn't think that as he came storming back to ners. YOU'RE S-A-F-E ONE BUCK invested today could be your clear path to safety. It's your best way, SLIDE-IN with the win- x) wr inka WITH WINTARIO - WE ALL WIN "left hand corner. score the tieing and winning goals only two minutes apart. Assists on both goals went to Dave Canning and Darrin Jobb. The next night, Thurs. March 4th, Schomberg travelled back to Port. Schomberg really looked like a threat in the first two minutes of the play as they grabbed a 1-0 lead. They were, out to lunch, the rest of the game as Port whipped them 9-4. Billy Owen led the way with three goals in this game. George Burnett and Darrin Jobb both had a pair of goals. Mike (Turkey) Tobin and Dennis Franssen had the other Port goals. Assists went Canning 5, Dennis Franssen 2, George Burnett 2, John Robertson 1, Mark Cleve- land 1, Hal Storry 1 and Darrin Jobb 1. The Big Red Machine now travelled back to Schomberg for one of the best games of the year. In this hard-hitting per- formance, Port came out the winners with a 3-1 score. Wilt Fellows led the offense with two goals, and Ray Gibson held the defense with superb goaltending. The first goal came from a beautiful setup from Mike Tobin. While being hit, Mike managed to pass the puck "out in front of the net where Wilt Fellows rifled it into the net. George Burnett also picked up an assist on that goal. Chas. Brown made it 2-0 on a power play goal at the 13:40 mark of the first period. George Burnett and Billy Owen had the assists. Wilt Fellows got the pretti- est goal of the night as he took a pass from Mike Tobin and Bill Owen in front of the net, and popped it in the top Schom- berg scored once in the third to make a final 3-1 score. The Beare Motor Bantams now move into the semi- finals against St. Georges or Mitchell. Watch for Poster for the next game. Management is very pleased with the way the boys are playing, and hope that many fans-will turn cut, - to Dave Yes! We have them '76 TRILLIUMS THE small car TRAILER 100 Ib. Tongue Wt. SALES - The Best Deal In Town WILDE vc: JL. SERVICE & 1415 Dundas St. E., Whitby, Ontario Class 2 Hitch RENTALS - *125% per week SALES 0 OQ trillium 668-3226 IL TA VN IA EA AEA FA : 6 dT a PIAA EBS TA) EE NRE ri Port Perry High School Sports MIDGET BOYS BASKET- BALL + (Brock Tourn- ament, Sat,, February 28) The following teams par- ticipated in the Brock Tournament:. Anderson Street, Whitby, Brock, Sutton, Uxbridge, Port Perry, Bradford, Stouffville and Fenelon Falls. Game 1 PORT 35 STOUFFVILLE 28 Port started rather slowly and was losing this game until the fourth quarter. The game turned. around in the last quarter when Port put _ on its full court press. Top scorers for Port in this game were Gord Simmonds 6 and George Cope 6. Game 2 - PORT 37 ANDERSON 19 In this game, Port had to contend with a six foot five inch Anderson center, but managed to control -him. Port's full cort press forced the Whitby team into numerous mistakes. Scott Wilbur turned in a tremendous defensive game. Scott Kuyt showed some ex- cellent rebounding. - Top scorers were Gord Sim- monds 12, and Wade Oosterman 10. Championship Game PORT 32 UXBRIDGE 16 Both teams had been look- ing forward to playing each- other since November. Port was able to press success- fully and. forced the Ux----- bridge team into making mistakes. Uxbridge had some difficulty in penetrat- ing Port's zone. Port also outer bounded the Uxbridge squad. Top scorers for Port were Simmonds 16, Fedyk 7, Cope 6. "Yeah, I got a good contract. Twenty grand and dental work." ESSN Dave's PAINTING & CARPENTRY Interior & Exterior Phone 986-5527 ---- mL TT Tn ees MIDGET BOYS BASKET- BALL LEAGUE PLAY It was Port 45 and Central 32 in the first round of L.0.S.S.A. playoffs. Port jumped into an early lead, but an injury to Bill Owen 'seemed to shake Port's con- fidence. At the half, the score was 17-16 for Port. The third quarter saw Port break the game wide open as they built a 38-25 lead and held that through- out the remainder of the game. 4 Scott Wilbur and Gord Sim- monds turned in strong per- formances. Top scorers for. Port 'were Gord Simmonds 20, Greg Fedyk 7 and George Cope 6. ' "Girls Curling The girls curling team of Elaine Elliott, Lee Howsam, Alison McNab and Vicky Fairman won the consol- John Robertson, ER RE Ry ortsLand ation round in the C.0.S.S.A. curling held in Hamilton on March 3rd. wo AFTERNOON LADIES CURLING Tuesday, Mar. 2nd od BR Aileen Dawson 7 Hoppy Carnwith 5 Grace Hunter 8 Clara Martyn 4 Betty Beare 6 Jeanne Goode 5 Norma Kenny -- ° o Ruth Mitchell -- Wednesday, Mar. 3rd Noreen Malcolm 6 Marie Foster 5 Norma Howsam 13 Helen McMaster 5 Helen Hadden 9 Jean Kyte 9 TY PY Irene Carter 7 Helen Thomson 6 f 000) iv [ Snididtedindndndd de Ey i$ Water St., Port Perry - 985-2174 - Jim Burnett, prop. . - SON Skate Sharpening & Exchange a5 Koho and Louisville "1° HOCKEY STICKS 4th Year of Successful Operation i o| » FIVE WEEKLY : SESSIONS JULY 26 to AUGUST 23 : HARMAN PARK ARENA OSHAWA £ | Learn from: = Hank Nowak - Boston Bruins g Steeve Cardwell - Hershey Bears g Bill Yeo - Columbus Owls £ SPECIAL GOAL-KEEPERS CLASS : Boys 5 to 17 years | *|° SPECIAL MEN'S CLASS | ' (One Week) E Book Early to Avold Dissappointment E Phone or Write for our Brochure : 4 » Box 383, Whitby, Ontario 725-3138