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3 by Dave Dalton Frebruary 3rd ..In the Emmerson-C&B game, it looked in the first period as if Emmerson's was going to give C&B a run for their money. C&B scored first when Doug Scott and Don Phinney assisted Rob Evans. Emmerson's replied five minutes later 'when Doug Mappin tapped in a pass from Hugh Yake. This was to be their only goal as in the second period C&B February 10th C&B Suffers 1st Defeat Up until this weekend C&B had a perfect record of 15 wins, 1 tie, and np losses, but the ball stopped as Beacock's handed them their first loss of the season in a 2-1 'squeaker. Beacock's jump- ed ahead just :54 seconds into play when Donnie Tout- ant slipped a shot past C&B goalie Keith Fraser with Steve Hawes picking up the assists. Beacock's then held off the powerful C&B offence for almost two full periods until Ron Redman fired a shot past Rick McLean on the power play with 18 seconds to play in the second. Kevin Martens got the lone assist on that one. With 9 seconds to play in the game Mark Lee took a penalty deep in his own end resulting in a face-off to the left of Fraser. Beacock's won the draw and Wayne McGuigan put the ball into the net with 1 second to play after Cordell Kuening had fired a shot from the point. It should be noted C&B was missing a couple of players who were with the Junior C_ . | Broomball Action| i} turned on the after-burners. In a span of 3 minutes Mike Healey scored from Don Phinney, Phinney from Rob Evans, and Randy Crawford from Larry Page. third period they scored three more when Ken Fraser netted one from Kevin Martens, and Don Phinney to start it. Then two minutes apart Crawford got his second from Ron Redman, and Rob Evans, unassisted, finished it off. The final score C&B-7, Emmerson's-1. In the second game Utica downed Beacock's by a 3-1 score. Bernie McEnaney got the game started when he netted one from Rick Collins. in the first. Beacock's tied it up in the second when Wayne McGuigan picked up a pass from Donnie Toutant and deked Utica goaler Don Card. Phil Kinton put Utica ahead to stay in the third when he converted a Keith Ellicott pass for a tally. Phil Kinton then assisted Tim Ashbridge on the game clincher. Larocque's fell behind Brian's in the final game of the day but they came back to win a close one 2-1. Brian's went ahead in the second on a goal from Frank Fielding with Rob Van de Valk picking up the assist. It t ook more than a full period of play before Larocque's could finally get on the board. Harris McLure help- ed Kopie DeJong knot the score at one apiece. Bill Bridge then gave Larocque's the win when he drifted in an assisted goal from Charlie Durward. In the LOTS OF FREE PARKING HOMETOWN *CASUALS * 195 CASIMIR STREET - PORT PERRY 985-8224 | Footwear Clearance SALE - LADIES SHOES - Reg. $21.98t0 $29.98 Now $15.00 to $18.00 - MEN'S SHOES - Reg. $24.98 to $34.98 Now $18.00 to $20.00 -BOYS' & GIRLS SHOES - Reg. $11.99t0 $19.98 Now $7.00 to $13.00 All Slippers - 25% OFF ~~ Names like Tender Tootsies, Lullabies, North Star, Cougar. Ra a N 4) Young figure skaters to compete in Newcastle Front from left: Tiffany De Knecht, Kim Roane, x £2 On February 16, fourteen skaters from the Port Perry Figure Skating Club will be taking part in the Pine Ridge Interclub Competitions in Newcastle. Karen Howden. Back from left: Kevin Gibson, Dana Forder, Valerie Grosvenor and David Ackerman. team in Port Hope. i In the second game of the dd day, Utica Farm downed Brian's by a 3-1 score. Mike Mitchell led his team to the win with 1 goal and 2 assists. Utica ran up a 3-0 lead as Mitchell got the first goal of the game on a lone effort at 10:22 of the first period. With 3 seconds left in the first period, Phil Kinton tapped in a goal from Mitchell and his brother Jack Mitchell. The second period went scoreless as neither team could get a shot between the pipes. Three minutes into the third, Utica again scored when . Jack Monsma converted a Mike Mitchell pass into a marker. Don Card's bid for a shut-out was ruined when Roland Leville picked up the loose ball with :50 seconds to play to get the lone Brian's ° goal. The last game of the day saw Emmerson's and Larocque tie at 0-0. Larocque's were missing forward Bill Bridge, and goaltender Kevin Beer, whose place was filled in by Bernie Balling, who came up with some fine saves. Emmerson's had the advan- tage for most of the game but due fo some errant passes . and a few bad shots they couldn't connect. With Bridge missing Larocque's couldn't quite get their offence going to slip a shot past Emmerson's goaler Bill Gerber. With this tie and Beacocks win all three teams are now tied in the standings and it should be interesting to see who gets the last two play-off spots as there are only two weeks of Back row from left are Kelly West, Robert Ackerman, Steven Ackerman and play left. Christine Wilson. At front are Judy Brinkman and Heather Murray. [|° "NEN GN 65 05 65 5 6" GN 0" 6" 0. GS . - - -y Port Perry Minor Softball g Port Perry Broomball Association - fl . GENERAL MEETING | i ANNUAL TOURNAMENT & fl coNRY CARDEns | § movers mens vn recs Sunday, February 17,1980 | 1 AN - at11l a.m. i Admission - $1.00 - All Welcome mmm A OT = a Sy - fa. =» ----- - LS Lm - ---- " LA , - PS To =, ; Sa a ol PR a i IN a . - ~ FRE : IAAT ASR Shy - » - ER Yoo a RCN - - FENRIS Bn. Nw, hs Te » ERR er Tt CA a LY INC Rod = ey AS ood Pu Jor a pr AAP Fe So Te ado oF, 27 % oy ana a 5a - a a te ZED /, ty i5