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10 - PORT PERRY STAR "Feb. 15th-- - 684; K. Catherwood--670; J Stars ' + Causeway Kids -- Thursday, Feb. 29th., 1968 PORT PERRY * STAR x Mustangs Take Series In Two Straight On Sunday night Cy Wil- son's Mustangs journeyed to Stouffville for the second game of their best of three series with West Rouge Mid- gets, and won the game 64 wrapping up the series in two straight wins. Mustangs started off a little shaky and at the 20 second mark Bill -Ridding scored West Rouge's first goal when Dale Crawford miss cued on clearing his shot. John Williams got the assist. At the 2.45 mark Grant McLaughlin scored. the first Mustang goal with" as- sists going to Ken Irvine and Bob Brunton. Two minutes later Brian McNab scored his first of three goals from Roger Moase and Ron Short. At 830 Grant McLaughlin got his second of the night on the prettiest passing play of the season with Ken Ir- vine. Just befote the period ended West Rouge made it 3-2 on a goal by Gary Dear * assisted by Jim Allen and A. Riley. -------At the-9.00 minute mark of the second McNab got his BOWLING MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE High. Triple--J. Owen 808 High Triple W.H.-- _R. Graham 708 High Single--C. Watt 329. Triples 625 & Over-- * J, Owen--808; T. Thomas --1786; J. Hadley -- 1720; K. Ashton--716; -D, Durham -- 721; R. Willerton -- 709; C. Watt -- 693; G. McHugh-- Parker -- 667; R. "Gfdham-- 663; J. Healy -- 660; R. Sweetman -- 648; G. Geer-- - 645; J. Davidson -- 634; J. Wilson Sr.--631; G. Menzies --627; B. McLaughlin--626; J. Redman--626. L LJ * February 22nd-- High Triple-- R. Willerton--1734 High Triple W.H.-- M. Butson--763 High-Single-- 3 M. Butson--328 High Single W.H.-- M. Butson--338 Triples 625 & Over-- R. Willerton--734; M. But- 'son--1733; D. Butt -- 1725; T. Thomas--709; T. Eden--692; D. Durham--689; F. Hastings --681; R. Robinson--677; I. Boyd--664; J. Hadley--664; J. Parker--669; G. McHugh --=656; D. McMillan--648; N. Middleton + 647; B. Owen-- 644; J. Dowson -- 633; R. Parker -- 637; J. - Lambert-- 629. = Team Standings Feb, 22-- Na-Chur Boys Carnegie ............. I 42 Don's Raiders 41 Eden's Lucky Strikes .... 35 Middleton's Meats . Beare Motors Archer Pontiacs Dowson's R, & W. ...... 25 Hope's LGA. ................... 22 Canadian Tire ............. 20 second goal assisted by Ro- ger Moase and Ron Jeffrey and thirty seconds later Tim Rehm assisted by Dear and Allen to make it 4-3. The third period was only 45 seconds underway when Roger Moase scored assisted by Brian McNab, and at 8.39 McNab scored his third goal -of --the---night--asissted--"by- Moase and Ricky Evans, who filled in when Ron Jeffrey' had to leave the game in the second period due to illness and did a competent job. Fred Haight scored at 17.21 assisted by Ridding to make the final score 64 for Mus- tangs. West Rouge gave it a game effort, but were frustrated in the third period by Dale Crawford who made several brilliant saves. Early in the third period the fans were treated to a fine dis- Player } G. A .Pts. Roger Moase ...... 3 12 15 Brian McNab ........ 8 5 13 Ron Jeffrey .......... 8 3 11 Ken Irvine ...... 5 5 10 Grant McLaughlin 4 5 9 Glenn Geer ......... 2 5 7 Bob Bruton ......... 1 2 3 'Glen Sweetman ....'1 1 2 Ron Short .......... 11 2 Rick Evans ....... --_ 2 2 Galie G.P.F. A. Av. play of stick handling by Glenn Geer who had a tough night around the net, Mustangs now await, the winner of the Bolton, King City series. King City leads that round 1-0 at present. Once again our thanks go to the many fans who at- tended the game at Stouff- ville. pis Mostang Play-off Statistics Dale Crawford... 8 33 22 2.72 Rick Short | day, Feb. 21st. >Z0 DEER EEEE Bantams Win 2nd Series Take West Rouge In Three | The Port Perry Beare Mo- tor Bantams eliminated the West Rouge team when they beat them by scores of 5-1 Saturday and 6-0 ~ Wednes- This was af- ter Port had won the first game in Newcastle 3-2. It was a 3 game sweep which extended the Bantams win ning streak -to 8 wins with out a loss including 1 play- '| off victories. In the Wednesday win Rick Evans and Dan McCart- ney with goals gave Beare -| Bantams a 2-0 lead after the first period. Then in the second period Port jumped into a 5-0 lead on goals by Rick Evans, Dave Bourgeois and Dan McCartney, his 43rd tally of the year. Two of these goals were scored while West Rouge had a man advantage. In the third Rick Evans achieved his hat trick, dek- ing the: goalie out of his net and then backhanding it home. This period was mar- red by penalties but the boys held en and goalie Jim McLeod obtained his shut- out. Final score, Port Perry 6; West Rouge 0. On Saturday, the Beare Bantams completed the rout with a 5-1 clincher. Bill Jeffrey. opened the scoring at about the seven minute mark of the first period. [J] [ J Ladies Curling Week Feb. 19th-- Tuesday .'Snooks 12, P. Jones 1 . McCoy 11, I. Mitchell 2 . Mitchell 12, G. Hunter 0 . Bathie 5, B. Beare 5 Wednesday : ..Green 7, M. Holdershaw 6 . Carnwith 16, A. Cox 2 Doyle 14, M. Panabaker 2 Beare 6, I. Carter 5 Thursday Martyn 8, R. Bruton 4 . Kenny 12, H. MacMaster 6 . Dawson 12, H. Thomson 6 The score stood the same, Port Perry 1, West Rouge 0, for the rest of the first period and all of the second. In the third period things really opened up. West Rouge was desperate be- cause . they faced elimina.' tion and they needed some goals. It was Port, however who did most of thé scoring. The team took a 5-0 lead on goals-by Rick Evans (2), Paul Kane and Dave Bourgeois one each. West Rouge did | get one goal with less than 5 minutes remaining in the game. This shot, which went through the goalie, Rick Short's leg's into the net, ruined Short's shut-out. Final score: Part Perry 5, West Rouge 1. . The team now meets Bol- ton with the first game Fri., March 1 at 8.30pm. in Bolton and 2nd game Tues., March 5th, 8.30 p.m. at Port Perry, This will be the fourth round for the Beare Motor's Bantam "C" Club as they'|3 have now eliminated Brook- lin, Uxbridge & West Rouge. Here is. the Beare Motors line up: . Jim McLeod (Goal) . Rick Short (Goal) . Laurie Williams (D) . Roger Holtby (D) . Ken Nightingale (D) - . Brent Heard (D) + Glen McCoy (LW) . Neil McLaughlin (C) . Dan McCartney (LW) 10. Paul Kane (RW) 11; Dave Bourgeois (RW) 12. Dale Bronson (RW) 14. Tom Tennyson (LW) 15. Rick Evans (C) 16. Bill Jeffrey (C) '30.. Robert Taylor (LW) Check The Label DROID DW House League Action BANTAM -- In the first game Campbell's Cartwright Kids over Jeffrey's . Lions LClub 6-0. Tomchishin got the hat trick, Campbell Jack- son and Allison got a goal '| each. -2nd game--Gunter's boys thumped Gibson's team 7-2. Martin Asselstine and Wolfe scored 2 each and Carnighan the other for Gunter's. Mc: Nab and Vanderby got the only goal for Gibson's Mer- chants. ' NOVICE -- White Feather Farms Novice team played host to the Tyke house lea: gue All Stars and won by a score of 5-0. Nelson, Healy bagged a pair of goals each 'and McKee got one for the | White Feathers and the all stars really put up a good game and were not really out-classed as much as the score indicated. In the regular Novice lea- gue game Luke's Merchant's edged out Lumber Kings 3-2 for the league title.. Van Camp with 2 and Stuart Co- chrane a single goal for the Merchants. Kevin Marten & Jon Bourgeois scored for the Lumber Kings. Bowling LADIES -WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Ravens Sparrows Bobolinks Orioles Seagulls Wrens Parrots Bluebirds ... Canaries Cardinals Eagles iy Robins High Triple-- - + C. Wilson -- 696 High Single-- --- : C. Wilson -- 293 Over 210 Singles-- C. Wilson -- 239, 217; G. Forder--282, 216; J. Mahaffy --281; S. Brignall -- 268; J. Leach -- 265; M. Wallace-- 264; .D. Phinney -- 260; B. Oke--259; M. Geer--252; A. Olsen--247; L. Butson--245; R. Moore--245; B. Doupe-- 243; Mabel Cook--235, 234; W. McLaughlin -- 234; J. Harper--230; H. Heard--229 J. Chandler -- 225; M. St. John -- 222; M. Sweetman-- 222; J. Hamilton -- 220; M. M. Graham--218; T. Lake-- 218; P. Rowe--218; M. Rahm --218; T. Martens -- 217; Marie Cook--216; C. Warrin- er--213, 211; D. Menzies-- 212; M. Harrison ---211; F. Buttle--210. : Over 600 Triples-- -C. . 'Wilson -- 696; J. Leach 61; M. Walace--649; Ma- bel Cook--649; G. Forder-- 647; S. Brignall---640; Marie Cook--629; B. Oke--628; J. Mahaffy--617; M. Geer--607 C. Warriner -- 604; M. St. John--603. n | High Triple-- "| Marlene Moore--664 "| Hopkins--220, 217; E. Pogue | 268; M. Eden--228; L. Hau- League Standings for the « Season are: BANTAM-- Campbell's --- 23 pts. Gunter"s -- 17 pts. Gibson's -- 12 pts. Jeffrey's Lions -- 6 pts. PEE WEE-- Geer's Bruins -- 21 pts. Best's Legion --20 pts. Kyte's Timbermen--11 McCoys Jackson App. 7 NOVICE--- | Luke's Merchants 21 pts. Lake Scugog L. Kings 20 White Feather Farms 14 Matheson's -- 3 pts. Playoffs start this week with 1st and 3rd and 2nd and 4th place teams meeting in a best 2 'games of 3 semi finals Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Pisces Scorpio .... Aquarius .... Gemini 'Taurus Sagi Harius Capricorn il Libra High Single-- France Quan--319. Singles 200 and -Over-- M. Smits--230; A..Scriver --250; F. Quan--319; L. But- son -- 209, 204; M. Moore-- 244, 242; B. Rowland--209; S. Stone--260; R. Saunders --214; J. 'Irvine --248;.'S. Bryant -- 226, 215, 222; M. --204; D. Phinney--213, 210; G. Hastings -- 222, 241; M. Burnett + 218, 207; E. De- Shane -- 232; A. Cook--214; D. Warren--274; J. Godley-- gen--214; M. Raby--207; M. L. Dowson--224, 210; J. Van Schagen--205; B. Hopkins-- 221; Y..Gibson -- 203; J. Storra--215; S. DeHaas--208, 216. : Novice All - Stars Win First Game Lose Second 5-3 __ Port Perry Novice (Tripp Construction) won a close '| game over Brooklin 4-3." The Port team took a big 4 - 0 lead at one stage, but the Brooklin team fought back in the third period and had the pressure on but couldn't get the tieing goal, | The scorers for Port Perry First Period-- P.P. (1) Larry Matheson, assist Brian Campbell, ~ P.P..(2) Shawn Taylor- Brooklin (3) Lymburner, assist McIntyre. Second Period--- P.P. (4) Shawn Taylor, assist Ashbridge assist Olsen. Third Period-- P.P. (6) Brian Campbell - Brooklin (7) Joey McIntyre Brooklin (8) Tom Foster. Port Perry 5, Brooklin 3 In the second game on Tuesday night the Brooklin boys bounced back and de- feated Port 5 to 3. Brooklin carried the play in the first period, out scoring the Port Perry boys 4-0. Port came to life~in 4hie Second and dom- inated the playing, scoring three goals. Brooklin picked lup their final tally in the third period. for *he win. Scoring for Port were: Gordon Scott, David - Math- ison and John Kane. Ont. Cty. Council Will Hold First Curling Bonspiel Ontario County ~ Council will hold. its "first-ever curl: ing bonspiel, March 16, at the Uxbridge Curling Club. ~ P.P. (5) Larry Matheson, All the municipalities in the ~~ county' are being urged -to enter rinks to play for the trophy donated by-Warden Ross A. Murison.- The curl- ers are being asked to bring their wives to enjoy the buffet supper and social at- mosphere. Deputy. Reeve Robert Timbers, Scott Town- ship, is convening the bon- spiel. Healey--220; B. Collins--219, On Your Paper '| display of net minding. Flamingos Enter O.R.H.A. Edge Oak Ridges In Opener The Flamingos have started 'heir play-offs in the Ont. Rural League, and came out with a one game lead in a 2 of 3 series. Second game to be played Sunday, March 3rd at 4:30 in Beeton and the third if needed back in Port Perry. on Tuesday. . Coach M., MacMillan has strengthened the defence with Doug McMillan, Gary Coppins and Bob Mclean, Defence- men that have quick sho's from 'the point and don't period-- John McMillan from G. Coppins and N. Woods. Jim Burnett from N. Pascoe. Jim Burnett from M. McKee. End of period 3-1 for Port. from N. Woods and J. Me¢- Burnett. End of second 5-3 for Port. Third period--Mert McKee from J, Burnett. Neil Paszoe from J. Burnett and D. Coch rane, Mert McKee from J. Burnett. Final score 8-6.-- mind the heavy going. New on 'he forward line is an old face in Intermediate hockey, Jim' Burnett. Jim is a fine play maker and can control a game. which is something we lacked. on 'he Flamingos. Jim proved this with.2 goals and 4 assists in his first game. Also new is goal-'ender, Dave Gray who will be shar- ing duties with Jim Wilson, Dave gave all he had Tues- day night and put on a fine O.R.H.A. INT, "Cc" HOCKEY CLAREMONT ALES TOTTENHAM FIREFIGHTERS PORT PERRY ARENA 9.00 p.m. Scoring for Port in first Admission 75¢, - 50¢. § [i Millan, Neil Pascoe from J. Friday, March 1st Second: period -- Larry Lee ]