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L] M @ f y v [] ' ° » LJ ® . . » - a | [PorTPERRYHOUSELEAGUE] . ) » 2 [ Port Midgeis 'Receive Lesson From Hockey Club Executive The Port Perry Executives gave the Midget All Stars 'a lesson in how to play hockey, and believe me after it was all over, these old men were mighty tired. . Garnet Warriner and Claire Watts each scored two goals while Jim Burnett, Chic Carnegie, Paul Espie, Bob Parry and Bud Heard added the Gord McMillan scored the only goal for the Midgets. Seven penalties, all to the Exe- didn't help the All- others. cutives, Stars either. the ice was the biggest one, called against them (too slow and tired at getting to their bench). Bud Heard with the Short and Paul Hubbard were the Refs. Early in the morning, when | the sun is shining, two teams combined of Midget and Juven- ile players really pour it, to This week the Green's had the edge, a big each other. longest legs, was on his fanny the most (out of shape Eh pal). | How about that goal by War-| riner, came in, faked Hurst-- | Hurst recovered enough to or- bit Warriner--Head over heels in the air -- and still scored. How, who knows? Porky Watts stiff the next day---had a hard time getting up for work, come on pattsy. Too many men on! The <core 9-1 for Executives. Stouffville Subdues Port 4-3 ! | After Thursday nite's game up in Stouffville, their series now is all deadlocked at one apiece. The Stouffville kids on two quick game opening goals, sort of shook the Port kids intp a state of confusion. These same two teams go at it again in Stouffville on Feb, 20th, Thursday nite, game time 6.30 p.m. How about it folks, a fifteen minute travel, and a loud vocal support could do a lot for these kids. Stouffville who jumped Yff to a quick two-0 lead on goals by Storie and Holden, within a space of 21% minutes, shook the Port gang. Before the first period ended Kenny Irvine got one back. Ron Phinney picked up a tripping penalty at 4.04 mark, and this resulted in Hol- den's goal. In the second period Stouffville poured it on, but for the fantastic display in the Port net by Dave Gray the score could have been a run-a-way. Thornhill on a pass from Mil- lar, close in put Stouffville up two goals. Then Brian McNab scored to make 3-2 end of the second period. In the third period McNab scored again to tie it all up 3-3. This set the stage for the Lack- luster of the forwards, and the 1 combination of defensive dis- play by Ron Short & Roger Moase and Dave Gray. The state of confusion in the first period seemed to set in again and Stouffville kept pouring it on. A bad pass out by a Port forward allowed Wilson to step in and intercept a pass, walk right in and score with five seconds to go. One thing should be remembered, as soon as the puck is dropped, until the bell goes to epd the game, everyone must skAte like mad, and check ers until you win, Keep it up kids. " = The Summary-- 1st Period Stouffville--Storie, Holden, Sutcliffe .....cooeveevennen... 2.05 Stouffville--Holden, un..... 5.00 Port Perry--Irvine, Moase, McNab ieee, 8.45 Penalties--Phinney (trip) 4.04 2nd Period Stouffville--Thornhill, Millar ...vvcevnieniceiene 5.03 Port Perry--McNab, Short 7.00 Penalties--Millar (Body Check- ing) 6.00; Irvine (Inter.) 7.16. 3rd Period Pt. Perry--McNab, Irvine 10.30 Stouffville--Wilsons, Holden --19.55. Penalties--Short (slash.) 12.00. rg Saturday morning we saw Blues defeat the Yellows 5-3 in a tyke hockey game. Andy Litt was the star in this one scoring five goals. Jim Taylor scored twice, while Robert Ste- phens added another for the Yellows. In the other tyke game, another club known as the Blues piled up a 5-2 win over the Reds. This may cause a little confusion between teams as to whom won what.' Anyway Roddy Campbell potted in four goals, while Randy Prosier fielded the other. Chris Per- 'wood, Doug Christie scored for the Reds, Confusion Wow. "In Squirt hockey last week, we errored in the score between Ashbridge and Campbells. We said 38-0, it should have read 0-0, Ok - Ok. Now this past week Ashbridge and Irvine's played to a 2-2 draw. . Ron Phinney scored twice for Ir- vine's, while Brian McKay, P. Skinner scored for Ashbridge kids. Penalties galore in this one. Campbell in the other game defeated Kyte crew 2-1, Tommy Tommehishin, Rick Campbell scored for the Kings --Murray Carnigan put fn Ky- te's marker. Ross Sweetman & { Fred Cox were the Ref's in this ed in goals for Vernon's, Harry one. Through the week McGill's and Hall"s Royals took wins over Blackstock and the Espie- knights. Monday Nite saw a well played game, one penalty was all, McLeod for holding. McGill's scored 'three unan- swered goals, before Blackstock was able to drive in theirs, Malcolm notched the score for Blackstock Villagers. Gibson, Bourgeois and Carnochan picked up the tallies for McGill. Paul Heard did about the best he could for the knights, he scored two goals, Mike Ives picked up Hall scored for the Royals, 3-2 was the score. Penalties cost Espieknight's this one. In Bantam hockey Blackstock scored a 5-3 win over Keech Longhorns, Dennis Romeril scored two, while Vernon Mal- colm, Don Grey and John Mec- Master added the others. Ron Thompson picked up two goals, Wayne Pugh tallied once. In| the second game McMaster played to a 2-2 tie with Vern- on's Red Devils. Russell Ste- Bring on the Jrs.| | two assists. Shaw, Fish, and] edge at that, 10-4 over the PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., FEB. 20th, 1964--11 blacks. Dale Beare 3, David Hubbard 2, Brian Knight 2, Ron Taylor 2, Giggs Raines 1, were the marksmen for the Green's. Grant Williams, Scott Rollo, each scored once, while Rick, Prentice notched in two. Penal- ties, 4 in all hurt the Black's. 10-4 Green's over the Blacks. Broken Stick -- Would the | Midget & Juvenile players be willing to choose an all-star team and challenge the Execu- Let tives, how about it boys? | Carlyle McGill hear from you. Dally) " A LE A f] AAA TAMA, Skerratt and Billy Taylor pott- | phens scored twice, while Geo. ! Pry. po rr - MII ISA a 1884 oe Radel CLE LS EE A asa ~ DOES SHUR-GAIN TAKE THE EXTRA TROUBLE TO MAKE SELECTED-GRANULATED FERTILIZER Because it's more effective. SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer is granulated after the ingredients have been mixed and is not just a blend of granular materials. As a result each granule contains all three plant food elements in the right proportions. Ordinary granular and blended fertilizers simply consist of a mixture of ingredients, either in powder form or granules. 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