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Four games played in the Mens League Action continued in the Scu- gog Mens Hockey League with our games played last Sunday a Norton's had a fairly easy time in game one with an 8-3 win over J and D. Ron Jeffrey clicked for two goals and chipped in with a pair of elpers, while Doug Suppelsa, Randy Prosser and Fred Moffatt had two goals each. Dale Bronson had three as- sists, Dave Roth a pair and single to Rick Olaisen, Steve Calder, Bob Strickert, Keijo Kinnune and Ron Davis with one. Brad Hurst, "Tater" Adam and Joe Curran scored in the losing cause with assists to Ron Hooge- boom with two, Ken Little and Carl Fitzgerald. Compton and Andersons tan- gled in a well-played second game that morning with Compton pre- vailing 5-2, thanks to a hat trick from Wayne Fox, and singles from Ed Olsen and Larry Jackson. Brian Samis had two assists with single helpers added by Bill Haynes, Glenn Howsam, Ron Compton, Doug Scott and John Woodward. Bob Beveridge replied for An- derson with both markers, helped out by Jim Beatty, Bill Hurst and John Robertson. In game three, first place La- rocque had its hands full to double up Blanchards by a 4-2 score. Don MacDonald had a pair with singles to Bart Wagar and Timmy Kane. Bill Bridge had a couple of assists, with singles to Bruce Smith, Rob McEachern, David Mann and Colin Assel- stine. Mike Driscoll from Jim Dun- can and Mark Joob, and Dan Carty from Dave Milton and Kevin Reid did the damage in a losing cause. The hard-fought action didn't let up in the final gam= as Cran- dells battled Sportsland for a 3-1 victory. Rick Hope from Doug Brown and Clarence Stephenson was the lone marksman from Sportsland. Leading the winners was Rich LeFort with a goal and two as- sists. Glen McCoy had two goals. Wayne Taylor was a playmaker with two assists, and single as- sists came from Ken Jeffrey and Dave Jackson. Fine effort by Novice girls The Novice Home Hardware 'Ringette team took part in their home tournament on Saturday with games against Whitby and Ajax. Although the Port team failed to win a game, all the girls played well and the scores were close. The first game against Whitby featured some good work on de- fense by Janna Senyk, Pam Hiltz, Bonni Jo Norton and Brooke Shanley. They stopped the rushes, worked hard to dig the ring free and helped Katie keep it out of the net. Jennifer Elliott scored on a fine individual effort as she charged the net and Mandy Smart scored on a nice pass from Laura Hooker. Whitby won the game by a 7- 2 margin. In game two, there was a alarge crowd on hand to sce a great effort from both sides. But it was Ajax who scored in the final min- ute to defeat the Port squad 54. Port Perry played very well throughout, and at times con- trolled the game for minutes at a time. The winning goal came off a hard shot by one of the best players on the Ajax team. Despite the loss, the Port girls made their opponents sit up MIDGET II -- BANTAM II TOURNAMENT " take notice. This was fine ef- . fort. Mandy Smart had two goals with one each by Cindy Verschur- ren and Alechia Cracknell. Dana Hooker assisted on Cindy's goal. The Novice team thanks eve- ryone connected with this tourna- ment. On Sunday afternoon, the girls travelled to Ajax for a league game, and the coaches took the opportunity to give different girls some experience at new positions. Brooke Shanley tended goal for the first time and stopped sev- eral tough shots. And it was fun to watch Janna Senyk and Pam Hiltz barrel down the ice with pure determination, charge over the red line (where they usually had to stop) and score. : Katie, without the goal pads, played fine defense, along with Alechia Cracknell. Bonni-Jo and Laura also had good games, throwing the ring out of the zone and frustrating the attackers. Port Perry lost the game, but the girls had a lot of fun and learned a great deal from the changes in positions. Cindy Vanschurren, Pam Hiltz and Clara Vander Slagt scored the goals for the Home Hardware girls. SCUGOG ARENA Port Perry DECEMBER 10th 7:40 AM to 7:30 PM SATURDAY, 7:40 AM -- Uxbridge vs. Port's Sportsland Bantams 8:50 AM -- Uxbridge vs. Port's Canadian Tire Midgets 10:00 AM -- Oshawa Red Wings vs. Markham Bantams 11:10 AM -- Norwood vs. Barrie Midgets CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES at 5:00 PM & 6:10 PM Sponsored by ... PORT PERRY IGA PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 6, 1968 -- 27 reat d ealg) DENNIS ANDERSON'S USED CAR LOT This Week's Special: 1984 PONTIAC PARISIENNE WAGON de) 9 50 9 passenger, air, tilt, cruise, pw, pl, AM/FM cassette, ps, pb, p-seat, roof racks, mint condition. 58000 km. .................... 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