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nla vig AN a 4 3 AE * LSELENS BRYA BE IS TS a Lh NY BARN ar Oe A Td UR NWS oh Fa Tay 03d Aer \ \ RSP AT PIR HEAT ASHE 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 27, 1978 High School Sport A en ae x TR I gt lS aa =a 5 A nf PT Yoh nt by Danny Millar Three Redmen touch- downs in the fourth quarter gave the Port Perry High School Senior football team a decisive 26 to 6 season open- ing victory over Dunbarton, Thursday September 21. The smart play selection of quarterback Gord .Sim- monds and tough defence were keys to the win. The game was played in a steady downpour. After a scoreless first quarter, Simmonds scored Port's first points of the season on a Quarterback Sweep. Simmonds connect- ed with Greg Rodd for a two-point conversion. Dunbarton closed the gap in the third quarter with minating in a touchdown. They missed the extra point. The Redman explosion began with the first play of the last quarter as Quarter- back Simmonds scored his second major. Controversy arose on the extra point play after a Port two-pointer was disallowed because it was deflected by one Port Perry receiver into the arms of another in the end zone. he A ees RNS 2 RL {on Sed i as i Sah AY <> The first game of last Sunday's Flag Football Sada alg on action saw the Lions dump We the Sooners 32 to 7. Dwight oN Bronson lead the Lion attack 2 with a pair of touchdowns. $4 Randy Knight and Q.B. Bruce Smith had one each. The Lions also had four vl successful two-point conver- Ni sions. : 2 The Sooners only major fs) came off a Terry Henderson a pass to Kurt Pinkowski. 7 Bronson converted. Final Grd score 32 to 7. The second game saw the Hp undefeated Seahawks come a from behind and beat the Colts 28 to 13. Greg Fedyk lead the Seahawk scoring with two T.D.'s. Dale Mec- Quade and Doug Bronson had the other T.D.'s. Mike Doupe and Ron Southern picked up major scores for the Colts. Next week's action will see the Colt's and Sooner's square off at 2:00 p.m. and the Lions and Seahawks at 3:15 p.m. This should be one of the best games all season. rt Lor TRG LEC AR TR Te 2 SRA SEER) Ans SN En this one and are out to break ~ I ey ge their lone scoring drive cul- The Lions are really up for Sr. football team trounces Dunbarton; After lengthy discussion they ruled no points and play over. The attempt was then missed. The third Redman touchdown came when Sim- monds threw to Greg Rodd in the end zone. The last six . points came on a fluke play when the Dunbarton defen- der deflected the ball into the out-stretched hands of a diving Greg Fedyk. The Junior team played to an exciting 6 to 6 draw with Ajax in the second game. It was a game of turnovers as the Redmen recovered five Ajax miscues including the opening kickoff. Port committed four turnovers including two interceptions. A Port Perry fumble pro- duced Ajax's touch down. Running Backs Brian Barr and Ted Wilson carried the majority of the offence which was spearheaded by diminutive QB Mike Barton. The one area of the Junior team game which need work is the Special Teams. There was no pressure at all put on the opposing kicker and Port Perry's punting unit was very weak. The Seniors play the next game Wednesday, Septem- ber 27th in Uxbridge. Sooners - Seahawks Flag football winners the Seahawks winning streak. Both games will be played at the High School field. ® Bowling (From page 19) i Rider-8597" Matt Grant-756: Denny Martyn-754. H. TWH. - Ruth Grant- 672; Debbie Casey-630: Nancy Bryans-620. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings - Cougars- 19; Bob Cats-11; Monte Carlo -10; Edsels-9; Comets-7; Le Mans-7. Women's High Single - Beth Oke-279. H.S.W.H. - Beth Oke-305. High Triple - Beth Oke-664. H.T.W.H. - Beth Oke-742. Men High Single - Jim Rider- 249. H.S.W.H. - Bob Rodd-319. High Triple - Gerry Low- elle-655. H.T.W.H. - Bob Rodd-751. Ziebart Genuine Ziebart Process oh HAVE YOUR ZIEBART DONE LOCALLY - Vi FOR CONVENIENT CHECKUPS! Port Perry Auto-Truck i; RUSTPROOFING 43 fH Hwy. 12 & 7A - Port Perry, Ontario } 985-863 Why not make your car sparkle? 5 Try our exclusive 'Shine Guard' treatment! wy With only one season under their belts, these Port Perry girls won the B Division league Championship last Sunday in'a two-out-of-three series against Lake Wilcox. The games were played in neutral territory at Mount Albert, and the girls pulled out of an exciting first game with a 2-1 score to take the win. In the second game it was Port Perry all the way with the girls showing superior play in all positions and taking Port Perry and Yelverton battled it out last Saturday at Joe Fowler Memorial Ball Park on the lakefront for the league championship. The two teams, members of the Lake Scugog Softball Associ-- ation treated the fans to some good ball, but Port Perry dominated the hitting and came out on the top of a 6-0 game. Both team captains were presented trophies by the league executives and then posed for POCKET BOOKS & MAGAZINES | 1000's in stock PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Owners of smaller businesses The Federal Business Development Bank Coz Tg No Ido VTo [RV oT] "11H § e Financial assistance e Management counselling (CASE) e Management training e Information on government [algele Iz [aa (oT SIVA LR Local girls win Softball Championship 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 "All Lines of General Insurance!" ATA Sa AOD i the game 11-0. This clinched the championship and the trophy. Team members are, back left, Joe Curran, coach; Denise Crawford, Valerie Sweetman, Carol Bond, Cathy Keetch, Kim Owen, Joan Wilton, Jane Thornton. Front left, Lorraine Donnelly, Chris Donnelly, Carol Wilton, Ann Thornton, Karen Young and Debbie Keetch. Congratulations, girls! the above photo. Members of the team are, back left: Danny McKee, Phil Cochrane, Terry Bryant, Ron » Redman, Mark Lee, Bob Evans, Ken Bryant, Douge Scott. Front left, Colin Wackett, Jay Williams, Don Phinney, Jeff Boyce, Bill St. John [with Clayton Scott], Bill Owen and Jim Henshilwood. Absent when photo taken Doug Christie, Grant Jackson, Randy Crawford and Roland Skinner. INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED See our Representative DUNCAN F. CLARK at: Railroadhouse Motor Motel, Hwy. 7A, Port Perry, Ontario. on. - Thursday, October 5, 1978 From 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Telephone: 985-8131 for appointment - (Branch Office Address) 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ont. Jetephone: 576-6800