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7 EE hb LAT or £7" LOBE NE Lahe Shd $26 3 Phe 44 Cy ory ESR CRATE NRA oT $0 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Feb. 8th, 1968 [PORT PERRY * STAR * Mustangs Capture Series Two Wins Over Uxbridge 'After losing the first game |' of the series to Uxbridge on Monday, January 27, Cy Wil- son's Mustangs bounced back "to win their midget series. On Wednesday, January 31 the Mustangs journeyed to Uxbridge where they won a real cliffhanger in overtime 43. ; Uxbridge, behind the out- standing goaltending of their netnfinder managed a 30 *- lead over the Mustangs by the end of the second period. With about ten minutes re- maining in the third period the furious Mustangs were not to be denied, and Glen Geer started them on " the right track on a goal assisted by Grant McLaughlin and Ken Irvine. Two minutes lat- er Ron Jeffery made it 3-2 with assists going to Brian " McNab and Roger Moase. With 50 seconds remaining Glen Sweetman -on a solo effort stole. the puck and tied the game 3-3 to force it : '~----into. overtime. When the overtime period _ was about a three minutes old, Ron Jeffery got the winner when a shot from the point by Roger Moase hit him and deflected into the net. The win set the stage for the third game in Port last Monday. - open the game with a flury that resulted in a 1.0 lead for them when the game was only 30 seconds underway. Some fine passing set the stage pr the Mustangs first goal a short time later by Ken Irvine with assists from -Glen Geer and Grant McLau- ghlin. Before the period end- ed the Mustangs took a 2-1 lead on a goal by Roger Moase assisted by Ron Jeff- ery. With three seconds left in the second period Uxbrid- ge tied it up on a shot from the blue line that Dale Craw- ford, outstanding in the nets for the Mustangs, was screen- 'ed all the way. About midway through the third period Ken Irvine with a fine display of stickhand- ling made it 3-2 for Cy's Mustangs. The locals manag- ed to maintain the lead and with a minute and a half re- 'maining Roger Moase made it 4-2 for the Mustangs assis- ted by Ron Jeffery. Pee Wees Drop Opening Game In Play - Offs Up to date the team fin- ished regular play of the]. . schedule by dropping a close 3 to 2 game to Bay Ridges and losing another to arch. | rivals Uxbridge 5 to 2. - Then on Feb. 2nd Port played Ux. bridge fof the first game of a best in three series. But maybe the late game played at nine p.m. was too much. Went as a loss to Uxbridge by another 5 to 2 score. We will not be able to let| you know how the second turned out as it will have been played in Uxbridge. You can be sure the boys will be going all out to make a third game necessary. We have been in tighter fixes before this. Things were not -all dark. In between those other gam- es the boys defeated two of the Oshawa Minor Pee Wee League, beating Lake Vista 5 to 1 and North Oshawa 5-2. So all was fiot lost. Will let you know about third game in Uxbridge. Bantams Oust Uxbridge In Two Straight Games Beare Motors Bantams elim- ated Uxbridge from the leag- the Beare Motors Bantams bombed Uxbridge 101. a AR v re AY ener » BR Rs 0 SETA is ES ST CRI SERS 2 i . ei on e -- > - r--- . -- - - ~ ~ : I = aS R a Ravens Bluebirds ... " Chandler 259, 211; Mustangs 4-Uxbridge 2° Monday night saw y night saw Uxbridge 'Bowling WOMEN'S 'WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Orioles Bobolinks Seagulls Wrens °. Parrots .. Canaries Cardinals High Triple--C. Warriner 752 - High Single--K. Harper 303 Over 210-- K. Harper 303, 221; J. Hull 800, 219; E. Bailey 264, 212; C. Warriner 271, 248, 233; _.D. Kendall 267; B. Evans 265 M. Graham 264, 212; J. M. St.- John 257; G. Forder 256; B. Doupe 252, 222; L. Butson 251; V. Rider 250; J. Jackman 247; B. Collins 245; W. Mc- Laughlin 238; W. Hamilton 229; B. Oke 223; R. Moore 223; C. Wilbur 220; Mabel Cook 218; T. Martens 216; A. Chandler 216; N. Weir 215; J. Fleming 215; P. Wilkins . 213; B. Doupe 210; P. Lover- ing 210. Over 600-- C. Warriner 752; E. Bailey 723; K. Harper 691; M. Gra- ham 664; .J. Hull 656; J. Chandler 655; M. St. John 341\B. Collins 624; Mabel Cook 617; W. McLaughlin 314; B. Evans 610; I. Doupe "ue play-downs by beating them two straight in a 2 out of 3 series. On Wednesday, January 31 the score was Port.7, Uxbrid- ge 1. The scorers for the Bantams were Dan McCart- | ney with 3, Brent Heard with 2 and Paul Kane and_Dale Bronson with singles. On Friday, led by coaches Charlie Bourgeois and Mor- ley Davidson, manager Don Bronson and a large contin- 30] gent of fans from Port Perry | A ------------------------ BOWLING MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE High Triple--F. Hastings 871 High Triple. W.H.-- G. McHugh 742 High Single--F. Hastings 322 High Single WH.--=" : A. Short 306 Triples 625 and Over-- 786; D. Durham 779; J. Dow- son 775; R. Parker 761; K. Ashton 742;, G. McHugh 739; G. Menzies 718; R. Willerton 700; J. Owen 697; J. Healey 696; P. Crawford 695; J. Had- ley 682; R. Sweetman 668; J. Parker .668; B. Owen 653; N. McNulty 652; M. Lyle 649; R. Graham 635, Team Standings Black Jacks y Eden's Lucky Strikes Causeway Kids ................ Canadian Tire .... Beare Motors Middleton's Meats Rowsons Red .& White .... Hope's 1L.G.A. Archer Pontias F. Hastings 871; J. Wilson | Scorers for Port were Dan McCartney 2, Brent Heard 2, Paul Kane 2 and Rick Evans, Dave Bourgeois, Glen McCoy and Dale Bronson with one each. 3 The Bantams now meet Brooklin for the 'Lakeshore Bantam "C" chanipionship in Brooklin Friday, February 9 at 8.30, back in Port. Perry on Monday, February 12 at 7.30 and Friday, February 16 in Brooklin at 7.15 if necess- Bowling LADIES. MONDAY. NIGHT LEAGUE Gemini John Ballerd Lumber Co. Lid. Annual Ladies Open Bonspiel was held on Satur day, February 3rd at the Port Perry Curling Rink. The winners of the trophy were Avonlea Rink, from left to right the Sophie Kettle, Barbara Bourne, Helen | vice skip, Babs Poole, skip and John Ballard presenting the trophy. are: olth, House League Action 'BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE In the first game coach Blake Gunter's team downed Gibson's 5-3. Vanderby scor- ed 3 for Gibson's. For the winners, Asseltine and _Carn- aghan scored 2 each while Larmer got 1. The second game saw the Lions defeated 'by the Red Wings 8-1. Tomchishin got the three goals for - Camp- bells Red Wings while €al Cochrane got the only goal for the Lions. NOVICE In the first RY game Scugog Lumber Kings lost a "8-0-deciston. Studrt Cochrane | got 2, Phil Cochrane, LeFort, Hadley and Waldinsperger also scored for Luke's Mer- chants. I White Feather Farms and Cartwright battled to a 1-1 tie. Williams for Cartwright and Kennedy for McQuade did the Scoring. PEE WEE. "Port Perry Merchants (Cart- : 'wright) beat Jackson's Appli- ances 8-4. Randy Prosser was 'the big gun ashe scored six times, Judson and Noten: boom picked up the others. For McCoy, Bronson with two and Goulding and Johnson "| picking up singles. Jim Taylor got both of Gary Geer's Club Annrene Bruins goals in a 2-1 win over the Port. Perry Legion team coached by Lary Best. Best's goal was. scored by} 'McKean. Just. a FORE fans the Booster Buttons were good for all regular season games. During the play-offs games, admission will be charged everyone at the door. It's still the best entertain- -ment value for. your money and see the play-offs and give the boys your moral support. Hilltop Herald Basketball Results: " GIRLS-- Jr.--Port Perry 83, Sutton 13 Sr.--Port Perry 24, Sutton 14 BOYS-- anywhere. So come on out | Jr.--Port Perry 66; Brock -14| Int.--Port Perry 57, Brock 25 WRESTLING-- Port Perry. 28, Markham 20 The preparations for the. Annual At Home are in the last- stages of completion. The theme for the At-Home "Yea Old Britain", lends itself to a great array of props which I will not mention as it might spoil a small part of the night's enchantment. A few incidents should be explained to those who will' be in attendance. The new U-shaped driveway will be the entrance to the building for this dance. By using this RAEI entrance ;the ladies will be :* able to enter the school un. der the coyer of the canopy without a long treck in the snow or whatever else the night might bring with it. The gentlemen should not feel left out at this stage as car jockeys will be at their disposal should: they choose. to make fuse of this service. Tuesday night at BrooKklin "Cy Wilson's Mustangs lost another close one to Brooklin Midgets giving the Brooklin Club a 1-0 lead in the best of 3 series. With any luck the score could have been reversed, At 2:50-of the first period Ron Jeffery started Mustangs Taurus Capricorn : High Single--P. Elliott 306 High Triple--M. Raby 698 Singles 200 and Over-- M. Smits 221, 210; A. Seriv- er 222; S. Stone 201; L. Camp sall 213; M. Reeve 203; M. Raby 207, 254, 237; M. L. Dowson 211; D. Warren 237; E. DeShane 248, 223; D. Rodd 204; J. Crawford 220; J. Ir- vine 236; G. Hastings 201; K. Irmrie 223; D. Phinney 272, 244; H. McTavish 274; M. Sweetman 225; M. Hop- kins 207; BE. Pogue 226; M. Moore 215; A. Chapman 229, 219; P. Ellicott 306; C. Watts 227; A. Evans 210. { Championships. Skaters Need Support Anna Forder and Richard ard Stevens arrived safely in 'Grenoble France last week to prepare for the forthcom- ing Olympic Figure Skating 'Under the watchful eyes' of Bruce Hy- 'land, their coath, they. will be spending many hours each day practicing right up un- | til their first competition on Sunday, Feb. 11th. Their sec- ond event is scheduled for Wed., Feb. 14th. 'The Port Perry residents should be very proud of these two young people who are representing Canada at the Olympics. 10 skaters on the Canadian Olympic. Team, it is certainly As there are only an honour to have 2Cof the 10 best Figure Skaters from all across Canada represent- ed at the Olympics. There will soon be an op- portunity to help the skaters become the very best skaters, not only in Canada but the -World. As the weeks go by|? they are giving Port Perry more recognition than it has ever received before. The public in turn should be pre- pared to help them to the top. The chance to help. is coming very soon. Don't forget the Carnival meeting of the Skating Club at the Town Offices on Thurs, Feb. 8th at 8.00 p.m. Mustangs Drop. Series Opener To Brooklin 3-2 off on the right foot on a -goal from Glen Sweetman - and Roger. Moase. . Brooklin tied it up at the 9 minute mark and took a 2-1 lead at the eighteen minute mark. The second period featured end to end rushes by both teams and outstanding goal tending both by the Brooklin Brian Donnelly LJ goalie "and Mustang's- Dale Crawford. In the third period Brook- lin took a 3-1 lead on a goal by F. Mitchell from D. Wright. Mustangs answered that with a second goal by Ron Jeffery assisted by Rick Evans and Roger Moase. - Grant McLaughlin and Ron 7 Jeffery had 'a couple of * chances but the puck would. n't behave. The' series moves to Port Perry for the sécond game on . Thursday, February. 8th at . 830 p.m, I know that any of the fans who have attend. ed the playoff series to date have received more than their money's worth. The Mustangs must win the next two games to move into play- offs with Cannington so come | out and support them,