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i SP AN iC RL IE dr PR Len BY 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1976 High scoring win and loss for Flamingos Andrea Jones The Flamingos scored six goals against the Stouffville Clippers on Saturday night (thats the good part). The bad part is that those same Flamingos gave up ten! Blunders by the defence and generally inept goal- tending combined to make it look easy for the Clippers. Port Perry fell behind 2-0 after the first but tied it early in the second on goals by Gord Scott, in neat play from Larry Page and Dave Webster, and Webster in a solo effort. Then the roof fell in. The Clippers fired seven goals; pushing the forwards off the puck (when they could manage to get it) and making/ the defense look sick. Ijittle's effort between the pi did = nothing to inspire anyone up front, stopping only nine of sixteen shots in the period. Doug Christie was ailing with the flue and finally had to quit. Coach Dave Nicho- lishen, needing a forward (also a defense and a goalie) moved Evans up front and returned Malcom to a regular shift on defense. ~ That move showed a little ~light at the end of the tunnel when Malcolm's shot from the point was tipped by Evans and then John Scott, to score. Stouffville scored again early in the third period and with a 10-3 lead could afford do a little coasting. It cost them three goals as the Flamingos tried to redeem themselves. Phil Hennessey tallied on a pass from Sandy Camer- on, Gord Scott clicked again as Page handed him a back- hand pass just inside the blueline, with Webster also drawing an assist and John Scott scored his second of the night by tipping in a shot by Steve Jones. Anyone who watched last Saturdays game in Stouff- ville and then the home game on Sunday against Lindsay, would find it hard to believe that they were watching the same Flamin- go team. The boys from Port Perry trounced Lind- say Trent Muskies 12-6. The Flamingos controlled the puck in every period and were especially good while killing penalties. Goalie Scott Little did an outstanding job, coming up with some super saves when they needed him. Thats the We Now Have NO-LEAD GAS Accepted Credit Cards MASTER CHARGE TEXACO - CHARGEX TAYLOR'S TEXACO Corner of Union & 7A Hwy. kind of effort thats needed to win hockey games. Dave Webster opened the scoring for the Flamingos "picking the corner neatly. Less than a minute later Bob "Low" Sinclair stole the puck off the stick of a Lindsay Player as they tried to move it out." His shot hit just under the top cross-bar. Sinclair shook off three Muskies to score his second of the night with an assist from Rob Evans and the Flamingos led 3-0. Lindsay scored at the end of the first and in the early minutes of the second on goals by Lewis and Ingram, but as in the Stouffville game the second period was the damaging one. In this case it was Lindsay that took the beating. Flamingos scored five times on goals by Sandy Cameron with back-to-back tallies; Larry' Page from Hennessey and Thornbury; Doug . Christie on a hard drive from the boards and Steve Jones blasting one in from the point. The first three shots in the period by Flamingos on Hickson resulted in goals. With an 8-2 lead the Fla- mingos copied the Clippers and relaxed in the third period. The Muskies took advantage and scored four times, but Port Perry matched their scoring to put the game out of reach. Phil Hennessey counted his 3rd: point of the game and -his first goal by being in the right spot as Camer- on passed out in front. Gord Scott also had a good night with twin goals and Doug Christie who was obviously feeling better scored number two, unassis- ted. Scott Little worked hard for the win facing 31 shots to Hicksons 39, - John Kane was steady .on defense, picking up two assists and Rob VanCamp had two good games this weekend handing out some stiff checks and handling the puck confidently. The Flamingos meet Ux- bridge Dominion Autos for the first time this year, in Port Perry at 7:30 Sunday Nov. 14. They will be facing former Flamingo goalie Wayne Cordingley as Ux- bridge is out to improve their standings, 0.H.A. JR. C STANDINGS Bowmanville 20, Port Hope 16, -Lindsay 8, Stouff- ville 8, Port Perry 6, Frank- fort 6, Cobourg 6, Uxbridge 0. Brooklin, Cawker share broom ball lead Utica 4 - Coulters 0 Utica outplayed Coulter's all the way around as Utica recorded their second straight victory. Ron Red- man, Utica's captain, led the way with two goals and one assist. Linemates Mike Mitchell and Keith Ellicott each picked up a goal and .an assist. Jack Mitchell also had an assist with Dennis Symes recording his first shutout of the season. Brooklin 9 - Smit's 3 Brooklin remained unde- feated and tied with Cawk- ers after demolishing the winless Smit's club. Bill Down, the leagues leading scorer, led the way. with three goals and two assists. Ken Vipond also had a big day with a goal and three assists and Wayne Church, the third member of the line had a goal and two assists. Murray Down scored twice. Ian Down and Tom Lewis each scored one. Marty VanHouval picked up two assists. Smit's replied with goals from Doug Luey, Casey VanSchagen and Dan Gray. Ron Crawford and John Bright each had an assist. Cawkers 4 - Brians 2 Cawkers remained unde- feated as they handed Brians their third loss of the season. Cawkers leading scorer, Bruce Woodrow, led the way. with two goals and an assist. Kevin Smith had a good day also with three assists. Don Phinney and Danny Taylor scored one Specializing in: o ON-CAR WHEEL BALANCING o MINOR REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS o OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION o FRONT END & BRAKE REPAIR o TIRE SALES & SERVICE (New & Used Tires) Saturday - 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m Sunday - 10 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. each with Bill Owen and Colin Wackett each getting an assist. Brians goals were scored by Phil Archer and Papl Christie with Ken Nott getting an assist. Standings to date: Brook- lin 7 points, Cawkers 7, Utica 4, Coulters 4, Brians 2 and Smits 0. This year the attendance is getting better, but we still would appreciate more as the players like to perform in front of a crowd. So come out and support Port Perry Broomball on Sun- days from 3 to 6. Bantams defeat Bowmanville Canadian Tire Bantams won their third season game on November 3rd, blasting Bowmanville 6-2. CTC's re- cord thus far is two wins and one tie, having defeated Markham 5-2 and tieing Bowmanville in the season opener 44, In their most recent con- test, Bowmanville opened quickly, scoring at the 57 second mark. CTC came back at 1:05 and again at 10:26 on Goals by Pat John- son and Roger Gould. The only goal of the second period was scored by Tim Thompson at 13';50. Bowmanville came back early in the third period, scoring their second and final goal at 1:26. CTC retaliated with three unan- swered goals by Tim Thompson, his second of the game, at 6:40, Gord Car- riere at 11:35 and Rod Ver- non at 13:20, for a final score of 6-2. Bowmanville accumu- lated 18 minutes in the pen- alty box, CTC 12 minutes. Rob Franssen nullified many Bowmanville rushes in the Port Perry net. CTC Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 985-3655 next plays at Bay Ridges on November 10, than at Stouffville on Nov. 11, travelling to Uxbridge on November 14. Their next home game is scheduled for Nov. 17. Minor Hockey League . NOVICE KINSMEN 2 EMIELS 1 Carl Durham and Mark Boumeester scored for Kins- men while Jeff Cockerton had the' lone markers for Emiels. SCUGOG REALTY 5 SPORTSLAND 0 Jim White had a pair for Scugog while Abraham, Warriner and Johnson had singles. Steven Whalen registered the shutout. ATOM UAW. 3 SCUGOG LUMBER 1 Matthew Price had two and Carl Kroonenberg one for U.A.W. Gibson had the lone tally for Scugog Lumber. __. LIONS 4 SWAMP AUTO BODY 0 Ray Meisner had the hat trick for Lions while Jeff Wray had a single. Greg Paisley had the shutout. NOVICE SPORTSLAND 4 KINSMEN 0 z Andy Systma had a big day as he scored all four goals for Sportsland. David Bur- nett played an excellent game between the pipes as he recorded the shutout. SCUGOG REALTY 1 EMIELS 1 Jeff Cockerton scored for Emiels while Lee Wilbur replied for Scugog. ATOM LIONS 1 U.AW. 0 Brad Martin scored the only goal of this tightly fought battle. Greg Paisley recorded his second straight shutout. SWAMP AUTO 3 SCUGOG LUMBER 0 Fred Cockerton had two for " Swamp while Russell had the single. Kingston had the shutout. PEE WEE Glen Vallie 6, Wes Lane 1 Tim Bouwmeester led Glen Vallie to victory with a goal and three assists. Ken Bright and Jeff English scored a pair each with + Mark Penney getting the other goal. Larry VanSchagen replied for Wes Lane with Clint Stapley getting the assist. Frank 2, Bolton 1 Arnold Bell led Frank to Victory with a pair of goals. Kevin Bradt and Greg Williams got an assist each. Robert Long replied for Bolton, BANTAM Emmersons 5, Goreski 3 Dave Milton led the way with a hatrick and an assist. Steve Ashmore and Jason Strang each scored one. Rob Scott got two assists with Jason Strang getting one. Glen MacDonald scor- ed twice for Goreski's with - Frank Dooley getting one. Jim Aldred got two assists, Doug Young and Wayne Hendricks getting one... Cockrane 5, Ballard 3 Joey Williams scored twice for Cochrane's with Brian Barr, Bruce Young and Andy Czicok each gett- ing one. Mike Gundry, Brian Barr, Jim Weir, Joey Williams and Andy Czicok each getting one assist. Jack Wannikoff, Ray Bright and Michael Baptiste replied for Ballards with R. Rumford and Mike Farrell each getting assists RS SE Se Check out these new arrivals on the used car lot. is a miles. for the next owner. 1974 OLDS 88 COUPE Lic. JCR-200. Finished in bright blue with a white vinyl roof. This is,a very low mileage, one owner car. Test drive it today. *3395. 1972 PINTO 2 DOOR COUPE Lic. FBB-488. Handyman's Spe- cial. This car is safety checked and very economical to drive, however it has blemishes on the front fenders. Fix the fenders and drive for many trouble free 1973 CHEV 2 TON PICKUP Lic. EB83-063. All heavy duty equipment and ready to do a job 1973 CADILLAC ELDORADO Front wheel drive. Lic. 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