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a SS Aenea . The winning team with donor of trophy, coach and man- ager, proudly display trophy and crests received following the final game in the Arena, Saturday. Front Row, L. to R. B. Sytmyk; S. Tyson; G. Aldred; |. Cullen; M. Harman; Ss. Furlong; G. Colbary; W. Miller; W. Watson. Back Row, L. to R. D. Madsen, Donor of Trophy, E. Bell, Coach, R. Dunn, J. Ormiston, C. Mason, C. Thompson, P. Good- win, B. Lewko, P. Dionne, B. Bowden, G. Furlong, 'Trainer, J. Page, Manager. Photo Arnold Roach otal Novice Flimin ated Broomball Standings Tied L ny ry this w Series The series is tied at two games apiece and both teams promise an exciting game/ Jim McLaughlin kept Brian | next week at 3 p.m. | PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesdoy, Morch 3, 1971~ 9 Lions Snowmobile Races Great Success Despite one of the worst blizzards in this area for quite some time, the first snowmo- bile races held by the Port Perry Lions Club wasa decided success. 74 entries competed in regular races and 12 ma- chines took part in a 25 lap endurance race. Fortunately for the many spectators, the sun was out most of the time and took some punch out of the 40 to 50 mile an hour winds pre- vailing throughout most of the races. Also giving some com- fort were the refreshmnet booth set up serving hot dogs, coffee, hot chocolate, etc. Everything was well organ- ized and all races went off without a hitch and only two minor mishaps occured during the day. When St. John's Ambulance didn't show up for the races, members of Port Perry Fire Department stood by in the event of emergencies. The success is not entirely due to the effort of Lions Club members. Quite a few interested gave a helping hand during the day and contributed tly to make this Lions 's first worth repeating were at home to the Stouff-| replying with two goals to | Supertest play-off hopes alive + ei ans next year. ville Club for the third game/ take a 4 2 lead. In the dying | on Sunday by firing the lone | CY WILSON'S HANG , WINNERS of the best of three series.| minutes of the game Port/goal of the game against| IN THERE ICLASS A Both clubs were out to make] scored on a goal by Leonard | Utica at 2:32 of second} Cy Wilson Ford, expected was| by most to be overpowered getting the first goal at the| Lane to make the final score | assisted on the play by Don|by Prince Albert and bow fiveminute mark The/43 in favour of Stoufville,|Gray. During the game both|two straight, evened their marksman being Stephen| thus eliminating Port Perry |teams missed several scoring | series up on Sunday with a opportunities as Ugene Hurst | 10 victory. At 2:05 of the This being a freshmen club|and Don Card refused to| second period Eric Donnelly , and Robert Jackson combin- replied to tie up the game| showing under the leader-| When regulation time was|ed to set Doug Scott up for and shortly netfed another] ship of their coach Bob Par-|up both teams took two play-|the winner. Cy Wilson are ome to take the lead for the| ker, to whom much credit is|ers off the ice and played a|improving fast and could due and a thank you for his|five minute sudden death| upset Prince Albert next In the second period Peter| time and effort. period, ending still in a tie. | week, so I urge you to come The boys have appreciated | Both teams then had to take | out Sunday and watch the ex- nard Franssen tallied to tie| the loyal support of the|a goaltender and one other |citement as both series will all. SPORTS SALES Despite Storn 1 - Ron Batley, Brooki 2 - Earl Whittaker, Prin Albert. 2 - Lloyd Curtis, Bailiebo CLASS Cl 1 - Robert Bruton, Po: Perry 2 - Lloyd Curtis, Bailiebor CLASS C2 1 - Phil Renaud, Oshaw 2 - Paul Hoskin, Oshay CLASS D1 1-- Paul Hoskin, Osha, 2 - Robert Egan, Brook! CLASS D2 1 - Brock Clark, Uxbrid 2 - Roy Baker, Port Ho POWDER PUFF 16 - 24 y: 1 - Bonnie Held, Port Ho 2 - Ruth Bradshaw, Osha, POWDER PUFF 25 yrs. a over 1 - Sharon Smalley, Zeph 2 - Valerie Butt, Port Pen MEN OVER 40 yrs. 1 - John Hoskin, Oshav 2 - Art Petrozzi, Port Perr ENDURANCE race 25 laj 1 - Robert Egan, Brook! - Brock Clark, Uxbrid; - Lloyd Curtis, Bailiebo: 2 3 - Roy Baker, Port Ho; a 5 - Skip Ambrose, Oshav PLUMBING ART'S inc Sunday, March the score two Both | local fans. player off and play two aside. | be wrapped up on Sunday. teams remained scoreless ! .--| Prince Albert plays Cy Wil- during the third period and son at 4 p.m. during the third period ood) Lake Scugog Heckey | ae --making a fourth game ne- 4 Team Standings Series "A" League Standings cPWLTFAP The fourth game was play- GP WL T P| Top Ten Scoring Leaders-- |Pr. Al 4 2203 2 4 ed im Stouffvile on Thurs-|p perry 2017 2 135 Player Team G A Pts.|CyW..422023 4 day, February 25th. Once) gethany 20 13 3 4 30|G. Jackson,P.P...46 23 69 Series "B" again Port Perry took the! oshewa 2010 9 1 21|&. Geer, PP. 20 32 52 GPWLTFAP ead in the first period om 4) wood's 20 611 3 15|C- Griffin, Osh. 29 17 46|Br.S..42205 8 4 goal by Fraser Lee, assisted Pontypool 20 413 3 11|R. Moore, Wood's 22 22 44 Utiia.. 422085 4 by Tim Kane, this being one} Caesarea 20 416 0 | lL. Brown, PP... 22 18 40 of the best passing - scoring Gund tee V. McGill, Beth. 24 13 37 plays of the season. Playoff J.Carnochan P.P.17 19 36 Check The Label In the second period Stouff. Sun., March 7th-- G. Rospond, Osh. 19 12 31 On Y vie managed to tip in two| Port Perry vs. Oshawa | R. Wilson, Osh... 17 14 31 our Paper Bethany vs. Wood's Trans.|R. McCabe, Beth. 14 15 29 SS SSS SSSA SSS SS SSS at SUTTON SPEEDWAY ali entries in by 12:30 p.m. Trophies - FREE ADMISSION Sponsored by Goodwood Snow Fliers 7th -- 1.00 pm. Cash Prizes SSS SSS SAAS SASS 7 u Pome oO Ym oBmZ = ars ~ fi ' Competition Keen At L } Entries were heavy in the Lions Club Snowmobile Races held at the Fair , I. Howsem 7 | Grounds in Port Perry on Sunday. Although the races were late starting, enthusiasm was high and competion keen throughout the day's events. 7 Oe ». te * tat SMES ole *» te ih -s Above is just one of the many heats which took place during the day. To left is the grandstand and to the right the pit area