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PORT PERRY Local Softball Executive : j g £ z ws w bE . 5 8 g | z i i £ V4 Hy BPE F i F sf 5 iE eeeei '! ef the Port Perry Juniors (Ballard Lumber). Manager Jack Cook has been giving Thursday, March TIth A. Cox 7, B. Beare 2 G. Hunter 10, M. Holdershaw 6 A. Dawson 8, M. Panabaker 7 C. Martyn 9, H. Thompson 3 PLUMBING Sports QUALITY WORKMANSHIP The major problem facing the softball people however. is whether the ball park will be repaired. During the con- struction of the sewage pro- ject in Port Perry last year the ball park was left in quite a mess, but it is hoped that proper repairs will be made defore June Ist, otherwise it will be impassible to make up schedules. Brian's And Prince Albert Meet In Finals By Gordon Scott Brian's Supertest & Prince Albert played the first game of the Port Perry Broomball Finals on Sunday, after they had won their first series the week before. Neither team could muster up sufficient offence to score throughout the regulation time as they fought to a scoreless tie. Each team played the overtime wide open and Don Gray scored | the winning goal, the only goal at 3:17 of the first over- time period. Bill Hall and goaltender Ugene Hurst both | drew assists on Don's goal. The goal was Don's second |overtime goal this season. | Both teams meet for what | could be the final game in | the best 2 out of 3 series | next week at two p.m. ---- HEATING Sales SCORPION SNOWMOBILES GET-A-WAY WEEKEND IN TORONTO PLAY-OFFS BANTAM -- Peel's Chic eliminated Hanne's Esso fro: their series 2 games straight. Mathison and Werry scored for Esso while McLeod, Guil- lemette, Zaporozan & Knight counted for Chicks. C dian Tire outscored Lion's! Club 7-5 to take their set 2-0. Brian Campbell (3), Brett Campbell (2), Hartin and Ash bridge tallied for C.T.C. while Goulding had the hat trick and Hadley notched a pair for Lion's Club. PEE WEE--Sinclair scored three goals to lead W. Frank Real Estate to a 53 win over Legion. Cochrane and Mid- dieton also scored for W Frank. Kroonenburg (2) and McKee counted for Legion who were eliminated. Beare scored his fourth goal of the game with two seconds re maining in the game to give Club Annrene an 87 victo over Maple Leaf Mills. Other goal scorers were Bourgeois (2), Lyon and Larmer for Bruins and Baird (3), Van Weston, McQuade, Page and Cawker for M.L.M. The series is tied at one game apiece. NOVICE -- Scugog Lumber' Kings swept their series two games straight over Malmont Farms beating them 3-0 on Saturday. Walker recored the shut out while Moore, Carriere and Robertson col- lected the goals. Keith Real Estate were eliminated as they dropped a 2-1 decision to White Feather Farms. Mc- Intyre and Jones counted for Flyers while Baird replied for Keith. pom MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING March 11th Team Standings Middleton's Meats P.P.LG.A. Dowson's R. & W Causeway Kids Emmerson's Nachurs Ballard's Eden's Can. Tire Majcher Pont Raiders Stars High Triple-- Vv. Walker--811 High Triple W.A.-- G. McHugh--764 High Single-- Vv. Walker--358 High Single W.H.-- R. Hutchinson--306 Over 625 Triples-- | V. Walker--#11; C. Watts --T167;, G. McHugh -- 755; J. Harper--747; R. Shortt--737; J. Dowson--732; M. Butson-- | 701; J. Wilson Sr--602; M 88esssetss ~ _ 83s PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB Centennial Ice Revie Vanderby--693; F. McNeil--- prize. -- 692; B. Anderson -- 687; J. Stone--683; R. Hutchinson-- 682; K. Catherwood--678; J. J. Owen--674; R. Graham-- 668; B. Owen--662; J. Cornish --655; H. DeShane -- 646; P DeHaas -- 644; K. Ashton-- 638; D. Scott--637; C. Butson --634; D. Durham -- 632; G. Wilson---636; J. Hadley--628; K. Wilson--625 a REMEMBER The new "deadlines" Display advertising of lar- ger size, articles, reports | from meetings, etc. 5 p.m. | Monday Classified and smaller dis- play ads not later than 12 | noon, Tuesday. 815 pm. =" APRIL 2 yw SAT., APRIL 3rd PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 17, 1971 -- 91 Port Perry Team Wins Pentland Trophy Port Perry Lady Curlers are making quite a success of the 1971 season. Practically every week a winning rink is capturing a trophy and last week the Clara Martyn rink won the Pentiand Jewellery'Ltd. trophy. From left proprietor, George Pentiand presenting the trophy to skip, Clara Martyn and looking on are the other happy winners, Jackie Howsam, Doreen Ashbridge and Alma Cox. Local Team Capture Cannington Trophy A Port Perry quartette, skipped by Don Hadden, with Helen Hadden, vice, Jerry Tay lor, second, and Sandra Taylor, lead, was the winner of the Morley Umphrey Trophy Held annually, for mixed curling competition, for mixed curling competition, the bon spiel was held at the Cannington Curling Club om Saturday, February 27th. In for the high two game win was a rink piloted by Elmer Farthing of Uxbridge, with lvan Goodhand's foursome of Lindsay, placing second in this category. Bill McEachnie's rink from the Whitby Curling Club received the high one game win Presenting the trophy and prizes to the winners was Morley Umphrey of Cannington 0.M.H.A. MIDGET OCKEY Ontario Semi-Final Series UNIONVILLE vs. Friday, ~ > > > CY. WILSON MUSTANGS PORT PERRY MEMORIAL ARENA 2nd GAME Ss 55 March 19th AT 8.30 P.M. 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