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Ly or E42 Pee Wee A squad tough in 7-5 win other end of the ring just seconds previously. The second Menzies goal came with 2:31 left in the second period on a shot from _~» by Danny Millar Port Perry Pee Wee A Legionnaires came up with one of its most solid efforts of the hockey season as they won their third win of the year with a 7-5 decision over visiting Wellington in an exhibition game Sunday, Jan. 20. Craig Menzies and Darren Cearns each netted three goals for Port Perry. The Wellington team spent the weekend in Port Perry, competing annual tourna- ment the previous day. The players were billeted with parents of the Port Perry Pee Wees for the night. Port Perry trailed 4-2 late in the first period before centerman Lee Wilbur start- ed a rush and got around the Wellington defence to set up the first Cearns goal at 6:47. The exhibition game consist- ed of three ten minute periods. The goaltending was a key factor in the win. Starter Willie King made a great stop on a breakaway near the end of the first period and another in the second. in the third period Moore may have saved the game when he blanked Wellington with a stick save while he was on the ice. The score was tied at five at the moment. Wellington got its last goal of the game when Ken Forsyth put them into a 5-3 lead with 4:46 to go in the second period by scoring while King was down. But a pair of unassisted goals by Menzies tied the score in the same period. He got the first one on a break down the left wing and shot past goaler Mike Yearwood from a tough angle. This play had concluded a flurry of activity in which King had stopped a breakaway at the Utica-C&B in a goose-egg by Dave Dalton The big game of the day saw second place Utica stick with C & B for a 0-0 tie. This left them just four points behind for the right to represent Port Perry in the Regional Playdowns, here in town March 22-23. Both teams had their chances in the wide-open end to end play, but Keith Fraser for C & B and Don Card for Utica made some excellent saves. along with help from their defensive mates. Emmerson's Insurance moved into sole possession of third place with a.2-0 win over Brians Towing. Emmerson's had a big advantage as Brian's spent a fair amount of time in the penalty box. Bart Wagar tallied from John Gerber for the first goal and Doug Mappin from Bart Wagar rounded out the score. Bill Gerber in the Emmerson's net recorded the shut-out. Beacock's moved to within LAAN Come One and All to the SKATING PARTY & DANCE plus BABY LOBSTER PLATE Saturday, February 9th LATCHAM CENTRE Skating 8:00 P.M. Dance 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. $15.00 per couple Tickets available at: Pattersons of Port, Richard's Beauty Studio Sponsored by Scugog Public Library Finance Committee one point of fourth place Larocque as they defeated them 2-0 in a game that saw Beacock's with the advan- tage in play. Four minutes into the game Rick Fawns fired a shot over Kevin Beer's left shoulder on a pass-out from Tom Wotten. On the last goal a Larocque defenceman inadvertently deflected in a shot from Donnie Toutant with Wayne McGuigan picking up the assist. Rick McLean got the shut out. The first game of the day saw Utica Farm Equipment down Emmerson's Insur- ance - 2-0. Bernie McEnaney scored both goals with the assists going to Tim Ash- bridge and Tim Mitchell. C & B Livestock beat Larocque Electric in the next game by a 2-0 score. Mark Lee from Bruce Wood- row in the first period started it off and Robert (Turn to page 16) AAA ZA in front of the net. Menzies was_upended by a defence- man moments after letting the puck go. Right after the goal Port came down the ice and hit a goal post. The Legionnaires controll ed the momentum for the rest of the match, scoring twice and allowing just one excellent chance. It was a turnabout from what usually seems: to happen in the games that the team falls behind in early. On these occasions the players become frustrated and either take bad penalties or wilt. This is part of the reason that the Legionnaires have lost so many one-sided games. Port Perry went ahead 6-5 at 5:08 of the third period after Cearns pocketed a rebound. The initial shot had been taken by Wilbur after a pass from Tim Cannon. Cannon got the insurance goal on a tip in from a Wilbur shot with 39 seconds left in the game. The Legionnairs were thumped 7-1 on Friday, Jan. 18 by Port Hope in their last regular season game. Jim Brown did the most damage for the visitors with a hattrick. The first Port Hope goal was assisted by defenceman Brian Wall, who at 6 foot 1 inch is built like one. Port Perry goalkeeper John Moore made a good glove stop on Richard Brown while the score was tied at 1-1 mid-way through the opening period. Port Hope went ahead with 3:24 left in the opening frame on a Tony Burgess rebound after David Hubbs got around the Legionnaire defensive unit and had a shot on Moore. Brown got his first goal on a power play at 1:29 of the middle session, and then another goal minutes later when Mike Johnson went off for high sticking. At 8:03 of the second period Port Hope removed goalie David Martin and replaced him with William Rado, leading 4-1. Port Hope got its third consecutive goal while Port Perry was shorthanded at 8:27 by Garrent Brown. It was unassisted, one of three such Port Hope scores. Port Hope led 5-1 going into the third period, a frame in which Hubbs and Jim Brown scored. A $400sp hatin prea ecnas oo ree Barb Varty of Port Perry has reason to smile as she rang up a total of $397 worth of groceries after a two minute shopping spree at Dowson's Red & White last week. The spree was first prize in a raffle sponsored by the Theta Delta chapter of Port Perry of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Bombers tie Selects Children's Boutique Belle Bombers played to a 6 all tie in Oshawa on Sunday, January 20, 1980 against an Oshawa Select team. Oshawa's regular league team could not ice a team so on the books, the Belles won by default. The Belle Bombers played excellent Ringette, outshoot- ing Oshawa 21-10. The coaching staff gave extra ice time to three wingers, Theresa Grieve, Jodi John- stone, and Cheryl Doherty and it paid off in spades with Jodi scoring her first goal on an excellent shot from the slot. Cheryl played her best game of the year accepting and passing the ring in their end, setting up excellent offensive attacks. Coach Judy Young has been pleased with her defensive crew and their ELT TTR ETT EE EE TEETER CLE FEEL TEE ELE TLE GREYMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION 390 Bay Street, 22nd Floor, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5H 2Y2 (416) 862-0111 'Subject to Change Without Notice' DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 24 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-8471 OEE EE CEE EE ELL ELE EC CLEC CECE CCEE LIAL 5 Year Annual Interest STEER fe support of the team scoring punch is really starting to show. Brenda Foote, Sharon Ashmore and Val Kraupa were credited with assists on goals from Karen Young,2, Daphne Butt, Sherri Allen, and Wendy "Mac" and Jodi Johnsone. Sherri Allen picked up an assist on an excellent lead pass on Karen's goal. The sportsmanship award for this week goes to Cheryl Doherty for her constant efforts in every game regardless of position and her thoughtfulness to her teammates and coaching staff. Tickets $5.00 each Phone M. & G. Wanamaker 985-2725 (Before January 22nd.) 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