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AS pe i WAP a oo i 1 h i 3 1 2) 3 Ay Aa Le - ree B Q09). "4 osha I XK ) dott i Ey SP aE A BY Siniodiadcmaie Port Perry High School Junior Boys Basketball team won the Bayview Bengal Tournament last Saturday. The team won three games to maintain its unbeaten record so far thi row: Scott Wilbur, George s season. From left, front Burnett, George Cope and imi 3 Gregg Rodd. Back row from left, Gord Simmonds, Wade Oosterman, Ray Bright, coach Arend Dekker, Bob Ireland and Rick Long. Players missing from photo are Greg Fedyk and Roger Gottschalk. Juniors keep winning The Port Perry High School Junior Boys basket- ball team put its unbeaten record on the line Saturday and won all three games to capture the Bayview Bengal Junior Boys tournament. In winning the tournament the team established itself as We invite you .... to watch two of the most amazing programs on ftele- vision to-day. Search for Truth SUNDAYS 9:30 A.M. Channels 22-2-6 and It Is Written SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. Channel 12 - A.26 one of the strongest in the province as they routed some tough opposition. "In the first game Port Perry went up against last. year's winners from Oak- wood Collegiate in Toronto, and taking charge from the opening whistle breezed to a. 62-32 win. : George Burnett, George Cope and Bregg Rodd con- trolled the boards at both ends of the floor. The scoring was handled by Cope with 20 points, Burnett 13, Simmonds 11 and Wilbur 9. In the second game against a very "physical" squad from Ancaster, Port Perry started slowly in the first half, but by the end of the third quarter had taken control of the game. George Cope again led the scoring with 20 points and Scott Wilbur chipped in with 14. Cope and George Burnett were strong on the rebounds. THE FINAL Most observers felt that the final game of the tourna- ment against Toronte Park- dale would be a toss-up, but a fired up Port Perry team played near flawless basket« ball to completely rout their opposition to the tune of 86-32. George Burnett played his strongest sgame all season and led in rebounds. He set up some excellent plays, and his shooting touch from the outside contributed to 16 points. : From his guard spot, Greg Fedyk also turned in a H & H TURF EQUIPMENT Sales & Service 76 Baldwin Street [Whitby - Hwy. 12] BROOKLIN 655-4249 © AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR TORO PRODUCTS & REMINGTON CHAIN SAWS Christmas Gift Suggestions for Da TORO SNOW THROWER 21" to 32" Width Self-Propelled 5-7-8-10 H.P. Models om § 00 Two or Four Stroke Models 2 50 up- IRS XB a, (Present this Ad and receive a Free Pair of Chains for your Toro.) Remington Chain Saws PRT EPI Ls Ld JA Yo from $99.95 up stellar performance both offensively and defensively. George Cope, counted 18 points, while Scott Wilbur and Gord Simmonds were: both effective with 17 points each. Coach Arend Dekker was delighted with the perform- ance of the junior boys and called their achievement (continued on page 20) Broomball Action Brian's 1- Troski's 1 The first two periods went scoreless and halfway through the third Brian's took the lead with Bart Wagar scoring from Bill, - Peeters. Troski's were mak- ing a valid attempt to tie if up when Harris McClure received a roughing penalty with less than a minute left togo in the game. Then with eleven seconds left in game Barry McClure slapped home the tying goal from Brian Lee and Jim Bryant. Beacock 1 - Brooklin 1 Rick Alpe.gave Beacock's. © 1-0 lead in the first period with an unassisted goal. Brooklin replied in the second period with Chester Down scoring from John Vipond. The remainder of the second and third periods went scoreless. C&B2-Utica2 C & B took the lead early in the first with Ken Fraser scoring from Rob Evans. Utica came back with Philr Kinton scoring from Mike Mitchell. Utica took the lead "in the second with Rick Collins scoring from Mike Mitchell and Phil Kinton. With less than four minutes Ken Fraser'scored from Ron Redman and Doug Scott to finish the scoring. by Glenn Geer On Monday, December 12 the Grant Menzies Pacers Midget 1 club hosted Peter- borough and came away with a seven to two victory: The big red machine started slowly because of the week lay off but in the second period they came alive with four goals. George Burnett with four, Dave Canning, Charlie Brown and Mike Tobin did the scoring for the Pacers. On Wednesday, Dec. 14'the Grant Menzies Pacers trav- elled to Peterborough to play them for the last time this season and came home with a seven to five victory. The 0.HA. J.C BOWMANVILLE EAGLES PORT PERRY FLAMINGOS Thurs., Dec. 22 -8:30 p.m. NEW ARENA Adults $1.25 Students 75c. Children 12 & under free accompanied by adults Two wins for Midget over Peterborough Pacers were short handed in this game with Darrin Jobb sick, Clark Menzies who has been out for two games with an injury and Charlie Brown who injured his knee in the second period. All these players should be back for Mark Cleveland, Dave Cann- ing and Dennis Franssen did the scoring for the Pacers. The next home game for the Pacers is when they play in their own home town Bantam-Midget tournament so watch the newspaper for the tournament schedule and come out and support some exciting midget hockey. the Pacers next home game. George Burnett with four, BANTAM-MIDGET TOURNAMENT 2nd ANNUAL LOCAL 1.6.A STORE BANTAM & K.R. COULTER ASSOC. _ MIDGET TOURNAMENT | 2 Days - 20 Games NEW SCUGOG ARENA TUESDAY, DEC. 27 & WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28 For some exciting hockey - Come Out & Support Our Boys!