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. Near a NE A 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Mon., December 22, 1980 by Danny Millar Forward Brett Oosterman hooped 25 points and Peter Stone added 14 as Port Perry Junior Boys ran their basket- Sports with "Juniors run str ball record to 10-0 with a 66-50 win over O'Neill Redmen at home on Thurs- day, December 18. Oosterman and Stone led Juveniles go to battle with rivals by Danny Millar When Uxbridge and Port Perry Juvenile hockey teams tangle you know there's going to be some fireworks. The most recent contest between the two was no different as Port won it 5-0 on Thursday, December 18. The match was fairly tame through the first two periods but when Ron Rumford scored on a power play with 5:24 remaining the rough stuff started. Jack Postma and Tim Thompson exchan- ged a punch in the corner in Port's end and when Ux- bridge came out of the scuffle with two penalties and Port none, the visitors became notably upset. Tourneys for Xmas holidays Port Perry Minor Hockey Association has finalized plans on its two major holi- day tournaments, with eight teams confirmed in each of the Midget and Bantam tourneys. Port Perry Beare Motors plays Haliburton at 10 a.m. December 29 in the Bantam tournament. Other teams entered are: Uxbridge, Unionville, Port Hope, Peterborough, and Otona- bee. In the Midget tournament, both Port Perry teams will be included with the Ball Motors Broncos B's facing off against Oak Ridges in the opener at 8:00 a.m. on 'December 30 while the A's go against Oshawa Major Canadians, one of three Oshawa entries, at 10 a.m. Lakefield and Stirling are the other two teams entered. NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Later, Scott Sandison and Kent Jordon traded pre- Christmas greetings in a non-verbal manner. Early in the final period, Dave Pearce of Uxbridge was sent off after he and Tim Parker strained to get at eachother But the most violent out- break forced the conclusion of the game with 1:07 remaining. Joe Williams had just scored the fifth Port Perry goal and then turned around and began taunting Uxbridge goalie Brent Beard. Beard became enraged and skated out after the Port winger, swiping him on the shoulder with his goalstick. Glenn Archibald recorded the shutout for Port Perry. He was not overworked in the nets but made the key stops when he had to. Brian Dickson broke a scoreless first period tie when at 1:43 of the second when he received a pass from Mikkelsen and fired into a wide open side. Thompson added the other assist. The high scoring line clicked again 50 seconds later when Thompson rebounded a hard shot by Dickson as Mikkelsen tied up a defenceman in front of the net. Pat Taylor made it 3-0 with his shot from the point that was deflected in front of the net by Jim Kane, with 6:31 left in the second period. Want to catch An . Etobicoke . angler shattered a record, and a Dryden fisherman captured more money than anyone in the history of the '"Molson" Big - Fish Contest! The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, who run the province-wide contest, have announced the 1980 winners, lures and hot- spots. When if comes to Maski- nonge, Wabigoon Lake, near Dryden, and huge black bucktail spinners are the answer for quality and quan- tity. Craig Dawson's 49 1b. 7 oz; 47 1b. 15 0z.; 46 Ib. 10 oz; and 43 lb. 2 oz. muskies fell prey to his casting techni- the basket and both had good games from a rebounding standpoint. Stone blocked two shots in the first quarter alone as Port started with a solid defensive game. Port Perry dominated the first half but the Redmen remained in the chase. Stone scored a field goal with two seconds left in the half to give Port a 32-21 lead. The third period was delay- ed for a few minutes because of a malfunction in the time clock. Up to that point, the Rebels had been playing scrambly, making several turnovers. Still, they managed a ten point lead after three quarters. Port Perry put on an effective stall late in the game as they managed to hang on to the ball. Guard Scott Wallace, who 'managed ten points, was effective in dribbling through it as Port preserved the win. The Senior Rebels played their best game of the season but still were beaten 68-46 by the Redmen. Guard Tom Gordon played a superb game for the Redmen as he set up plays and scored 22 points. He rebounded excep- tionally well. Paul Reid. scored ten points for O'Neill and Curt Pinkowski led the home town Rebs with 16. Port hung tough through the first half as they were down by a single point after each quarter. O'Neill took command in the second half as Port seemed to run out of gas. The Midget team played its last game under Coach John Rodway and it was another losing effort for the Australia-bound skipper. O'Neill showed good bench strength in winning 65-31 as Mike Roach led them with 16 points, the same as Mark Goreski, Port's top scorer. PPHS Physical Education Department head Gerry Cole will now take over the Midgets. He doubles as LOSSA basketball convenor this year. ques and earned him $345 in Molson money. He won 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 9th spot in that category. In the Northern Pike category, he used a Cisco Topper to capture 10th spot and another $20 for his 27 1b. 3 oz. fish. Raymo Polidaro set a new Ontario salmon record with his 45 Ib. 6 oz. chinook. Roe, drifted from shore. at the mouth of the Credit River, resulted in a three-quarter hour battle on 8 lb. test line. Polidaro's fish was almost 16 pounds heavier than the runner up. Wesley Parkes of Bancroft trolled a lucky strike in eak to ten st the attack from underneath ¥% gL ® No o-. r aight wins Senior basketball action at Port Perry High School Thursday afternoon as the Port Perry Rebels took on ONeill Collegiate Redmen from Oshawa. Port Perry played a strong first half but seemed to run out of gas in the later stages as strong re-bounding like this helped the visitors to a 68-46 victory. [See story for details.] big fish? Read on nearby Baptiste Lake to hook his 37 Ib. Lake Trout and first prize money in that category. A smelt did the trick for Michigan angler, Roger Mathews, as he hauled a 34 and a half pound Pike from Upper Twin Lake near Nakina. Terry Cosgrove of St. Catharines, was trolling for salmon in the western basin of Lake Ontario when his 21 Ib. 2 oz. Rainbow Trout hit and produced top spot in that category. In 1980, Nipigon did not dominate the Speckled Trout category as much as in previous years. It did, however, produce six of the top fifteen brookies including the largest, an 8 Ib. 6 oz. beauty caught by local angler Raymond Dupuis. Waterloo Lake, south of Mattawa, almost surpassed Nipigon, as on June 16, Blair Ruhnke and Roy Shannon both pulled 8 lbs. 4 oz. fish out. Dupuis used worms to hook his prize fish. Angie Lowndes used a large silver rapala to pre- serve the Moon River Basin's reputation as a producer of prize winning Walleye. - Her 15 1b. 12 oz. champion beat the second place Walleye by a half pound. The Trent River continued its tradition, as Peter- borough angler Bruce Roberts took a 7 1b. 914 oz. Smallmouth Bass on a tiny frog. J.A. Cermak took the top Largemouth, an81b. 2 oz. bucketmouth from Lake Muskoka. The 22 year old "Molson" Big Fish Contest annually recognizes fine catches with cash prizes and attractive honour awards. It is admini- stered by the 21,000-member Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, the province's largest conser- vation organization. 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