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RSFSR > LS NOE 25% » -- A TN Sm le 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 5, 1979 i { ¢ - November 26 when by Danny Millar The Port Perry Emiel's Place juveniles lost another hockey game on Monday, they were beaten 6-2 by Bay Ridges. Wins have been few and far between for the Juveniles as they have just two victories to their credit, both over Uxbridge. It was a chippy game, that climaxed in a third period bout between a Bay Ridges skater and Port Perry defenceman Rowen Kenn- edy. The fistic exchange came with 9:34 remaining in the game and Bay Ridges leading 6-0. At the time of the fight there were four Port Perry players in the penalty box and two in the Bay Ridges box. The first period of the match was only ten minutes long. Usually juvenile games consist of three 15 minute frames. The visitors scored three times in the Dickson and Tim Parker were assessed minor penalt- ies. Bay Ridges widened their lead while Port Perry was two men shorthanded. Paul Marten scored on a rebound on a shot from the point. Bob Williams tipped in a quick pass from the corner with 1:45 to go to give Bay Ridges a 3-0 lead. After the goal the goaltending switch was made. Bay Ridges went ahead 4-0 on an exciting play at 6:07 of the second period as Joe Best carried the puck around three Port Perry athletes- Parker, and defencemen Scott Heard and Dale Geer- before handing off in front of the net to Maguire. Maguire slapped the puck into the top of the net. A tripping penalty to Heard, an unsportsmanlike conduct call against Parker, and a minor against Tony \ 6-2 in chippy contest | Ridges goal by Best. It was unassisted late in the period Kyle Shore scored the® sixth goal for Bay Ridges when he scored on a rebound at 3:09 of the final frame off a shot that missed the net and caromed off the end boards. Two Tim Thompson goals? late in the game provided the only bright spot for the home town fans. On the first by the + Port captain, Thompson picked up a loose puck in the Bay Ridges end and went around one defender to2 score. Heard assisted. On the second he scored with the help of teammated Parker and Mark Clevland while Archibald had been replaced with an attacking forward. After the goal Archibald returned to the crease. As late as 11 seconds left in the contest there were three men in the Port Perry sin bin and two in on the Bay Ridges i) Oxley allowed the fifth Bay side. i shortened session. A Pat Maguire scored 29 Stina han oinmnannm om seconds into the match when £ =® he went around goaltender £ UXBRIDGE BILLI ARDS = Warren Nicholishen to score 3, -------- g Sed on the first shot on goal. Two E p Ki = CUI goals later Nicholishen was EZ = Ag removed and replaced with 8 R AC K d C U 8 oo Glen Archibald. Nicholish- £ | a 8 : en was off his peak form of E = the previous week's win over E = Uxbridge. He came up flat DO = 0 against Bay Ridges but was £ = ably succeeded by Archibald £ 2 who played well. The net- 5 SALES & SERVICE E , iki ples have alternated = Authorized Dealer For ... E The Port Perry Junior girls basketball team came within four points of a Be ther eT oo ot z Ss COSSA victory in playoffs over the weekend. The girls team was defeated in the Mid-way through the first & z ~~~ tinal 38-34 by Whitby's Henry Street High School. [ Photo by Cam muir] period or Perry's Dave 4 waraLd BILLIARDS 4 £ Canada's Largest Manufacturer of Professional, £ Jun i y irl | uU yr g Custom and Quality Slate Home Billiard Tables. O or giris 10se a sq eake : From $850.00 : 2 == E ALL ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE. 5 by Danny Millar day, December 1. The Redmen went 11-0 Monday, November 26 in a £ E] The Port Perry High Earlier in the day the during the regular season duel meet. In addition, two 2 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL E School junior girls basket- Redmen won a game to and Coach Roy Clarke pre- wrestlers Kevin Ausmanand 3 10% OFF } ALL MERCHANDISE = ball team ended a highly advance to the final. The dicted near the end of the Mark Beamish competed in 8 ee . d successful season when they previous Saturdy was season that the title would the All-Ontario meet on = Phone or Drop into see... Ei were edged 38-3¢ in the Smilia ge the Redmen come down to a showdown Sunday, December 2. Both = : ~ Lloyd or Rob at > Central Ontario Secondary won their first game of the between the two basketball emerged victorious in one § 5 School Association cham- LOSSA championship but powers. match, with Beamish being ! 69 BROCK STREET WEST, , t pionships by Henry Street were defeated by Whitby in The boys senior basketball awarded second place in his = UXBRIDGE - 852-3141 visa School of Whitby on Satur- the final game also. team incurred two losses ata division because of a lack of E -- tough Waterloo University contenders. Qinnmnannuamninnomnnamnnnnannnnonins tournament on Friday and . Saturday. Counting a G D E E G A N previous exhibition loss the % senior Redmen, last year's 3/, © m i COSSA winners have lost 0 11%2% 0 2. yer Denture Therapy Clinic three of their last four 11 A % " 3 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY RLS. mt goes The swimming team fared , 1 1 A % for 4 085-2916 well in an Uxbridge meet. years Monday to Friday Several racers won ribbons 1 1 A % for 5 years > bi Evenings & Saturdays by Appointment. and fue relay oan placed h CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS OCTOBER 6th to 20th, 1979 "The wrestling team played TS as host to Dunbarton on Our Debentures and Guaranteed Annua | Investment Certificates are available for fixed terms from 1 to 5 years in amounts from » : PY $1.000 and up. Need A Car Rent A Ford eo LOW DAILY RATES e RENT BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH ® PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE Rate available on a 1 year term. w the Permanent Canada Permanent Trust Company > a Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation We'll always be here to help you make it. 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