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Chee EN. 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1978 Juveniles capture League Championship by Scott Wilbur On Jan. 13 the Port Perry Emiels Place Juveniles de- feated Uxbridge in Ux- bridge 8-6. Port fell behind in the first period 2-1. Steve Geer scored the only. goal for Port in the first period assisted by Tim Kane and Pete Lane. Uxbridge scor- ed early in the second period to take a 3-1 lead but Port fought back with 3 goals. Henry Freiter from Mike Hamilton and Rick Hope, Tom Perigoe un- assisted and Tim Kane from Pete Lane and Mike Hamil- ton. Uxbridge tied the score but Port took the lead on 2 goals by Pete Lane. Mike Healey had 2 assists while Jay Adams picked up 1 assist on these goals. Uxbridge came back to tie the score once more at 6-6 but Port won the game on Henry Freiters goal at 4:56 of the 3rd period assisted by Jay Adams and Rick Hope. Tim Kane got the insurance goal assisted by Steve Geer and Pete Lane. Ray Ham- lin played a strong game in the nets for Port. On January 16, the Juv- eniles defeated Oshawa in an exhibition encounter 7-3. Port opened the scoring on - a goal by Henry Freiter assisted by Dan Taylor. Oshawa scored twice to take a 2-1 lead at the end of the 1st period. In the 2nd period Port scored 3 goals to Oshawa 0. Jay Adams from Henry Freiter, Scott Wilbur from Tim Kane and Steve Geer and Steve Geer from Tim Kane. Oshawa scored one goal to interrupt Ports string of goals but Port continued their goal scoring spree on goals by Henry Freiter, Jay Adams CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 and Steve Geer. Mike Hamilton, Tom Perigoe, Henry Freiter and Jay Adams picked up assists. Ray Hamlin was not over- worked in the nets but came up with big save when need- ed. - : On Thursday, Jan. 19 the Juveniles defeated Picker- ing in Pickering 6-3. Mike Healey and Tim Kane scor- ed to give Port a 2-0 lead which was cut in half by a Pickering goal. Port then scored 4 consecutive goals in the 2nd period to take a 6-1 lead. Pete Lane with 2 while Tim Kane and Henry Freiter had singles. Mike Healey, Tim Kane, Pete Lane and Scott Wilbur had single assists. Pickering scored 2 goals to make the final score 6-3. Merle Schewega had an outstand- ing game in the nets as he came up with some spec- tacular saves. To complete their hectic week, the Juveniles faced Uxbridge on Friday, Jan- uary 20 at Uxbridge and came away with a 6-3 vic- tory. Uxbridge took a quick 2-0 lead which was quickly tied up by Port on goals by Mike Hamilton and Ritchie Lefort. Mike McQuade had 2 assists while Scott Wilbur had a single assist on these . goals. Uxbridge took a brief 3-2 lead but Port scor- ed 4 consecutive goals to make the final score 6-3 for Port. Mike McQuade had 2 goals while Mike Healey and Henry Freiter had 1 each. Ritchie Lefort and Rick Hope had 2 assists each while Parker, Freiter and Wilbur had single assists. Ray Hamlin played an excellent game in the nets for Port and came up with some super saves. Ports league record is 16 wins, 1 tie, 0 defeats and therefore clinched the league championship. The Juveniles next game is Wed. Jan. 25 at 9:15 when they play an exhibition game against Rundle Park, the only team that has beaten them this year. mineral offer these benefits? o Choice Of [ Shur-Gain Minerals do. Does your livestock C1 jx formulations > Highest quality o Modest prices: Six, or more formulations, to meet every feeding and roughage program. You won't need all six, probably one or two, but you do need the choices. See your Shur-Gain dealer about the best choices in minerals and at modest prices. @, essential minerals for livestock Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD.| BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 Port Perry Legion Pee Wee All stars lost a tough game in the finals Saturday of the Annual Legion tournament in Port Perry. Front row, from left: Jamie Lane, Russel Jones, Robert Burnett, Gerry Jackman, Donny Young, Steven Lee and Billy Foote. Ernestown wins By Bob Storry January 21st in Port Perry's annual Legion Pee Wee tournament, Port was defeated 4-2 by Ernestown in the championship game, Earlier in the day, the Legionaires defeated Port Hope 7 to 1, and Uxbridge 5 to 4. Oshawa Dines won the Consolation defeating Midland. The Legionaires played three good games. The John- stone-Vaz-Foote line got the Legionaires off to a fast start in their first game against Port Hope scoring two goals in their first shift on the ice. Foote scored from Johnstone at the 7:49 mark of the first period and just 28 seconds later Vaz scored unassisted. The Legionaires never look- ed back and dominated play for the balance of the game. Burnett played a strong game on defense and Young played his usual strong game at centre. Ports second game against "Uxbridge was a see-saw battle with the team taking turns scoring. The Young- Jones-Lee line were the power up front with Jones and Lee each potting two goals and Young getting 2 assists. Redshaw was strong on the attack for Uxbridge scoring two goals and assist- ing on another. The championship game against Ernestown was just what a final game should be, fast, exciting, hard-hitting hockey. Ernestown took a 2 to 0 lead in the first period. Port scored the only goal in the second period when Young scored unassisted at the 7:54 mark. Port had the edge in play in this period and except for some hot goal tending by the Ernestown goaltender, they would have an edge on the scoreboard also. Young scored early in the third period, with Henricks and Lane assisting. Jones and Cane played a strong game on defense with Jones in particular handing out some great hip checks. Ernestown took a 3 to 2 lead midway in the third period and only some great saves by their goaltender kept Port from tieing it up. Ernestown 4 ) | Monte Carlo y va EX FANE NRIOL HEAD CE We TONER SIT GCICEHED] Legion PeeWee tournament A Pee Wee team from Ernestown were the winners last Saturday of the wy 4 Second row, from left: Coach Butch Potts, Mark Goreski, John Vaz, Jeff Johnstone, Chris Martens, Neal Cane, Brian Henricks, Stan Glass and Paul Storry. Back row are : Doug Potts, Bob Storry, and Legion representatives Dave Hamilton and Chester . Pedzikowski. Royal Canadian Legion tournament held at the Scugog Arena. The team beat Port Perry in the final game by a score of 4-2. Captain Troy McPhail accepts trophy from Dave Hamilton, who made the presentation on behalf of the Royal Canadian Legion. Mike Kelly, left, and Ken Hartwick, right flank their captain and proudly show off their plaques and medals. scored the insurance marker with just over a minute left in the game. A representative from the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419, Port Perry, dropped the puck for the start of this game and I am sure that as tournament and team sponsors, they went away proud of the Legion- aires and the Ernestown team for the excellent calibre of hockey, sports- manship and entertainment these boys provided. " Unisex 108 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 985-3684 ANNIVERSARY 20% OFF ALL SERVICES Until February 1st, we... Ph gpivs EE EEp B BCE 1 SAVE WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATING SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY >< FUEL SAVE OIL FOR ALL YOUR FUEL OIL NEEDS 1517 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY Telephone Today! Call Collect 668-3381 @ Prompt, Courteous Service » 4 PRES REZ ASSEN Pe PR, A Es LA 1A