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1@--PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 3, 1971 PORT PERRY x STAR Refresiiont Booth Popular Place Winds gusting between 40 - 50 m.p.h. Sunday made the Lions Club refreshment booth a very popular place to get warmed-up. Hot dogs, coffee and hot chocolate were available to help keep the blood circulating while watching the races. One of the many Lions on hand to help in the refreshment booth was Lion Don McRitchie, seen serving some of those attending. !t was evident that the warmest clothing of the day was snowmobile suits by the numer wearing them 23 Penalties Mar Game 700 See Flamingos Down Uxbridge 6-2 One of the biggest crowds] playdowns between the Fla- ever seen in the arena in| mingo Juveniles and Ux- years were out last Wed! bridge nite to see the fifth game of In the Ist 2 periods it was RRVBVRBBRVB Janetville 416-986-4310 (aceted ° mien somth of Jnmetvitie -- lth Conecstean Manvers Twp a very close contest as both teams skated hard and ended in a 22 tie. Scott for Ux- bridge opened the scoring in the Ist period. Then it was Rick Trotter assisted by Rob Munro in_ the 2nd to tie it up. Case for Uxbridge put them ahead again, then Glenn Geer from Grant McLaughlin and Bill Davidson tied it up again to end the 2nd Period. The coach must have said something to the Port boys in between periods, as the Flamingos came out in the third period and in 6 minutes put themselves ahead by 3) goals. The first coming from Rob Munro assisted by Rick Trotter and Jim Hunter, | well coached team. BOW LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Brazil Nuts 18 Pistachios 4 Chestnuts 13 Pecans 13 Walnuts 12 Cocoanuts 12 Hickory Nuts gy Peanuts 8 Filberts 8 Almonds 8 Cashews 6 Hazel Nuts 5 High Single-- Merle St. John--287 High Triple-- Irene Doupe -- 701 Singles Over 210-- M. St. John--287; K. Har- per--264; E. Bailey--259; J Morris--255; B. Oke--249; F. Venning--248; M. Tremblay --248; B. Faber--247; Il. Dow pe--246, 221, 234; L Vernon --253; B. Raines -- 238, 263; M. Hawes -- 237; M. Potts-- 235; C. Wilbur--231; J. Jack- son--224; J. Wilkins--223; B. Collins--221, 222; P. Durand --219; M. Geer--212; S. Bri nall--216; V. Rider -- 20 212; J. Chandler--211. Triples Over 600-- I. Doupe--701; B. Raines-- 664; M. St. John -- 652; F. Venning -- 650; K. Harper-- 650; E. Bailey--631; M. Haw es--622; B. Oke -- 615; M. Tremblay -- 606; B. Faber-- 605; V. Rider--602. / An Oshawa baittem team sponsored by Scugog Cleaners captured the fine trophy donated by Port Perry IGA. Cari Mason, captain of the winning team receives the trophy from IGA proprietor, Dan Madsen. Oshawa Team Wins Bantam Tournament The opening face off of the 1971 Bantam Tournament saw Port Perry against New- castle. Port Perry won this game 5-1 on 2 goals each by Rod Campbell and Doug Bronson, and the single scor- ed by Jay Neil. 3 assists for Doug Christie, 2 for Andy Litt and one each for Jay Neil and Doug Bronson. 9:00 am. game saw Bay Ridges against a strong Osh- awa team and this game end- ed 5-1 in favour of Oshawa. 10:00 a.m. Stouffville play- ed the Welland Bantam "B" team and won 50. In this game Welland skated well but couldn't find the net. 11:00 a.m. Brooklin stored only 1 goal against Oakwood who won 41. This Oakwood team had a lot of class and displayed a lot of puck con- trol and looked like a really 12 o'clock saw two evenly matched teams hook up, al- though in the scoring dept. 2nd from Grant McLaughlin | Newcastle had " trouble find- aasisted by Rick Trotter and) i.¢ the net and lost to Bay Glenn Geer, 3rd by Martin) nidges 5-1. This eliminated Adamson, assisted by Rob| Newcastle and put Bay Rid- Munro and Ron Short. Later} ges in the consolation finals. Photo Arnold Roach ed Oakwood in what looked like the favoured Stouffville team were going to have their measure. 1 goal for each team in the first period and a tie game going into the second period till Oakwood got a double penalty and a misconduct. This was their downfall as Stouffville power play scored the winner at this time and neither team scored in the 3rd period. This eliminated Oakwood and sent Stouffville to the cham- pionship finals. 430 -- Consolation Final game, Brooklin vs. Bay Rid- ges. For a while Brooklin looked like they might win easily. They led 20 in the first period, only to have Bay Ridges come back and score 2 in the second period. The game was tied at the end of 3 periods and after a score less 5 min. overtime Bay Ridges won the penalty shots on goal 2-1, thus winning the! consolation series for the Van Camp Trophy. of the first, 2-2 the end of the secand period. The third goal and the winner came at 5.05 of the third period as a rather in- nocent pass out from the corner went in the Stouffville net. Stouffville pulled their goalie at 14.17 only to have another goal scored on them. Oshawa won the game 42 and Dan Madsen presented them with the LGA Trophy. All in all everyone enjoyed a fine day of Bantam Hockey. All the players participating in this Tournament received Crests and a Turkey Dinner served at the Scout Hall. The draw for the Mini Bike had the kids all on edge and it was won by a lucky lad of 9 years, by the name of Gerald Lee, Scugog St., Port Perry. REMEMBER The new "deadlines" Display advertising of lar- 5:30 p.m. The Oshawa Scu-|ger size, articles, reports gog Cleaners went against/from meetings, etc., 5 p.m. Stouffville IGA's for the! Monday. Championshop Trophy. These| Classified and smaller dis- ' ! ' in the period Jim Thomson assisted by Rob Munro scored | the final marker. This has; been a hard hitting series,| and fast skating, which the| Flamingo boys have played ; and they will if they con tinue to go as good as they are so far, but penalties can still hurt the so we hope! they will try to keep cool There were 23 penalties-- 15 PP. - 8 Uxbridge ; The next series Quarter Finals started on Mon., Mar. ist at Brighton. The second game will be in Port Perry either Wed., Mar. 3rd of Fri. Mar. Sth. So watch the Post- 'ers around town for the next home game of the Flamingos. Your support is greatly ap- preciated 1:00 p.m. Port Perry went against Oshawa for the right to enter the championship final round and lost 41 to a stronger Oshawa team. Port looked sluggish in this game and couldn't finish on scor- ing plays around Oshawa's| net. Lorne Fraser got Port's! goal, assisted by Andy Litt Port Trailing 3-1 pulled their | goalie Richard Honey, only | to have Oshawa score & win the game 41 eliminating Port Perry for the day 2:00 p.m. Brooklin went | against Welland and although the game was fast and clean Brooklin seored a goal in the ist and 3rd period to move by Welland 2-1 and into the Consolation final against Bay Ridges 3:00 p.m. Stouffville play two teams were very evenly! matched as the scoring for the periods indicated 1-1 end play ads not later than 12 noon, Tuesday. Don't Forget! "CENTENNIAL" Skating Party ON LAKE SCUGOG Saturday, March 6th 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. BONFIRE SKATING MUSIC REFRESHMENT BOOTH