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ih A | AR Legionaires end season, win tournament by Bob Storry The Pee Weé: Legionaires completed their 'season Easter weekend, winning the top prize in Oshawa's Little N.H.L. invitational Pee Wee tournament. The boys brought home the Youngsters will raise money for new arena About 20 local teenagers will take to the ice this Saturday, for their second annual 24 hour hockey-thon. - The game, which has been organized by Doug Culbert and Steve McIntyre, is aimed at raising money for the Scugog Memorial Arena. Last years game netted the fellows about $1500. Doug Culbert, says that so far the pledges are not com- ing in very well, but hopes this week things will pick up. Anyone wishing to support the boys, can pick up a sponsor sheet at the arena this weekend, - while they are on the ice. '""We hope to beat last years figure if possible", comments Doug. championship trophy in the "AA** division, winning all their four games. Port defeated Oshawa Canadiens in the first game. The teams went 5 minutes overtime in a bid to break a 2-2 deadlock. Neither team were able to score and Port were awarded the victory on the basis of having scor- ed the first goal (Tourna- ment' rule). Scoring plays for Port were Fewer from . Tremblay and Storry from -Balyone and Horton. Port defeated Oshawa's Country Strings 2 to 0 in the second game with A. Jones scoring both goals, the first on passes from Storry and Horton and the second unassisted. Defensively, Lovering in the nets and Tremblay on defence were standouts in this game. . The third game saw Port nip Uxbridge 3 to 2, scoring in the final minute of regu- lation time to gain-the victory. A. Jones contin- uing his hottest scoring streak of the season potted two more goals in this game with Horton and Storry assisting on both. Horton scored the first goal with Storry and A, Jones assist- ing. In the championship game, Port defeated Weston Dukes 2 to 1. 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They defeated Uxbridge 4 straight, Schomberg 3 straight and Ernestown 3 straight in the O.M.H.A. Ontario Playdowns before bowing out 3 games to 1 to Dresden in the finals. They won 4 championship frophies in tournaments at Sutton, Fenelon Falls, Lakefield and Oshawa. Last, but not the least of their accomplishments is the sportsman like manner in which they conducted themselves on the ice throughout the season, in not being assessed a major, a misconduct or a bench penalty, throughout the entire season. Congratu- lations Legionaires. 'The Legionaires coach, Butch Potts, deserves much credit for the fine season these boys have enjoyed, for without his dedication and leadership they could not have enjoyed ° such measures of success. A special thank you to the team sponsor, The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419 and the Legionaire's fans for their support all season. : David Porter, partner World Pro Champions professional this year. They are currently with a touring show organized by former ' Canadian men's champion Toller Cranston. Port Perry's David Porter and partner Barbara Berezowski, a former Miss Toronto, have just won the ice dance section of the world professional figure skating championships. David and Barbara competed for the title against many former world competitors from across Europe and the U.S.A. at Jaca, Spain on April 8th. Upon their return to Canada, the couple visited their families, and left Sun- day night for New York, where they will begin four weeks of intensive -rehersal, before opening on Broad- way at the Palace Theatre in an ice show. The couple, having only skated together about five years, were Canadian amateur champions in 1975 "J Holland, Michigan TULIP FESTIVAL DEPARTMAY 12/77 4 DAYS Victoria Holiday Weekend NASHVILLE & NEW YORK CITY DEPART MAY 20/77 EVENING DEPARTURE For aFullColow Brochure... Contact your local licensed Travel Agent. 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