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10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Apr 4th, 1968 PORT PERRY CLUB FIGURE SKATING PREFENTS "Fantasy On lce" ADMISSION: ApuLts #1.00 - CHILDREN 50c STARRING _... ANNA FORDER... . RICHARD STEPHENS DAVID PORTER JANET D"ALTROY (RESERVED SEATS ON FR SAT. APRIL 6th ¥1.50 HowARD hos) I. APRIL Sth Contact PORT PERRY" * STAR x SPorrs O.A.S.A. CONVENTION Vin Walker Nominated For Executive Position strong delegation of -- Softball workers will be on hand in St. Catharines this week-end to take part in the 46th Annual 0.AS.A. Convention. "The local Softball Associa- tion have nominated Vin Walker, an 0.A.S.A." Execu- tive member for the posi- tions of Secretary and Third Vice President and will take -special interest in several rule changes. Past President Don Gray and wife; Secretary Al Wac- kett and his wife; along with several other delegates will be on hand for the Friday night opening meeting while Mr. and Mrs. Walker will be leaving- Thursday night. ---Major-items which will be | placed on the floor for the delegates approval include: 1." The - appointment of --an Administrative Secretary to split the work load of this position; § 2 Single team" affiliations -- under 5,000 Population be "spelled out in the rule book and closely watched. 3. Age limits for each series spelled out each year in the rule book. "4. To -eliminate the Squirt|" Championship Tournament and to have this series play off as the others do. 5. To have the Umpires fees and the cost of new balls deducted from the Gate re- ceipts before the 0.A.S.A. percentage is taken. 6. Umpires fees to be raised to $8.00 Senior to Junior, and raised to $5.00 in Ju- venile, $4.00 in other minor series. 7. The introduction in 1969 of the new type ball. 8. That each player's uni- form be numbered. 9. The pitching rules be ~ spelled out more clearly "in the Rule Book with + special note to the position of the feet. The Port Perry and District "Softball Association has be- come one of the strongest associations in the province and are now preparing for another big Softball season under the leadership of Pre- sident Chas. Bourgeois. House League Scoring Statistics (For regular season games excluding exhibition, semi- final & final games) BANTAM-- Tomchishin, 'Cartwright-- 18 goals, 16-ass.--34 pts. Campbell, Cart.-- 19 goals, 12 ass.--30 pts. Martyn, Blackstock-- 12 goals, 7 ass.--19 pts. Vanderby, Gibson's-- 8 goals, 10 ass.--18 pts. Nesbitt, Cart.-- 13 goals, 4 ass.--17 pts. Brain, Lions-- 10 goals, 6 ass.--16 pts. Carnighan, Blackstock-- 12 goals, 3 ass.--15 pts. 0% PEE WEE-- R. Prosser, Cart.-- 30. goals, 3 ass.--33 pts. J. Taylor, Bruins-- . 20 goals, 8 ass.--28 pts. K. Jefferies, Bruins-- - . 17 goals, 11 ass.--18 pts. D. Bronson, Bruins-- 11 goals, 5 ass.--16 pts. Dale McQuade, Legion-- 14 goals, 3 ass.--17 pts. Stephens, Legion-- 7 goals, 4 ass.--11 pts. * * * NOVICE-- J. Kane, Lumber Kings-- 18 goals, 11 ass.--29 pts. S. 'Nelson, White Feather's-- 18 goals, 6 ass.--24 pts. Waldinsperger, Luke's-- 8 goals, 13 ass.--21 pts. P. Cochrane, Luke's-- -9 'goals, 9 ass.--18 pts. K.. Hadley, Luke's-- 11 goals, 5 ass.--16 pts. Van Camp, Luke's-- 10 goals, 6 ass.--16 pts. | Wackett, Lumber Kings-- 11 goals, 4 ass.--15 pts. L. Hartin, White Feather-- 6 goals, 9 ass.--15 pts. BOWLING Friday & Saturday Nights ALLEYS MAY BE RESERVED. Causeway Bowling Lanes OPEN Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Aquarius Cancer . Taurus Gemini .. Pisces Capricorn Virgo Sagittarius Scorpio Aries High Single-- 310--Barb Evans High Triple-- 687--Corinne Watts Singles 200 and Over-- M. DeJong--248; G. Hast- ings --223, 216; S. Tulley-- 228; D. Phinney--205; H. Mc- Tavish -- 250; D. McLean-- 208; C.-Watts--273, 247; L. Tripp--210, 207; F. Quan-- -200; S. Stone--202;-L.-Camp-{ _sall--248; R. Saunders--238; M. Reeve--201, 212; J. Wal- WIN ONE, LOSE ONE, TIE ONE Novice Series A Thriller Second game of final series Sean Taylor assisted by John-Kane scored Port Perry first goal af 7:20. Gordon Scott, being Johnnie on the spot scored Port Perry sec- ond goal at 14:15. No Penal- ties in this period. Hard skating and excep- tional goal tending by both goalies made the second period very interesting. P. Heintzman took a charging penalty at 10.42 for Oak Ridges. The Port Perry boys could not break through the fine defensive playing of Oak Ridges. - M. Green broke through the Port Perry defence at 14:30 to get Oak Ridges 1st goal. 'Sean Taylor off for tripp- ing at the 6:30 mark in the 3rd period, and Gord Stucliff having the advantage for Oak Ridges scored at 7:48 to tie the game. Michael Green putting the game away for Oak Ridges scoring at 9:12. Port Pery boys, try as they might couldn't get that equalizer. Oak Ridges 3, Port Perry 2 * * * Third game Sun., March 31 Port Perry, determined to . go ahead-in this series play- ed a very strong game. With lots of scoring opportunities for both teams Oak Ridges opened the scoring with only 30 seconds remaining in the first period. Jerry Madaleno, assisted by Mike Green. No penalties. In the second period the Port Perry boys were now on the defensive with Oak Ridges holding the one goal lead. The Port Perry Coach Meredith McKee very care- fully assessed the plays, but the best either team could do was to each get a penalty. Paul Litt for holding at 5:32 and Engel for Oak Ridges for -boarding at 11:19. No scoring. After a ten minute rest the Port Perry Club came charging out to beat this perky Oak Ridges team. At 7:35 Sean Taylor assisted by the fine play making of Tim Ashbridge scored Port Perry only goal. . Also the final goal of the game. Port. Perry 1, Oak Ridges. 1 .-- The series all tied up with 1 win, 1 loss, 1 tied. ker--210% S. Bryant--216; B. Hopkins--221; E. DeShane-- -| 201; M. Owen--218; A. Cook --211; L. Moore -- 236; B. Travis--205; M. Moore--272, -218;-A. €hapman -- 218; B. Evans--225, 310; D. Warren --238; J. Godley -- 208: M. Fden--200 "BOWLING LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Ravens Parrots Bluebirds Seagulls Wrens Bobolinks Sparrows Robins Cardinals ..... Orioles Eagles Canaries High Single-- . H. Heard--706 High Triple-- J. Mahaffy--323 Over 210 Singles-- . J. Mahaffy -- 323; Mabel Cook--268, 217; P. Rowe-- 257;. B. Ballingal -- 255; M. Geer--250; H. Heard -- 249, 233, 224; 'L. Dumorlin--247; M. Potts--247; B. Collins-- 2424533; J. Chandler -- 239, 235; L. Martens -- 233; G. 'Forder:-232: C. Warriner-- 232; B. Bond--231; J. Flem- ing--228; F. Buttle--227; E. Bailey -- 221; C. Maynard-- 218; S. Devitt -- 216; Marie Cook--216; M. Graham--214; C. Wilson -- 212; V. Rider-- 211; D. Porath--211. Over 600 Triples-- H. Heard--706; J. Chand- ler--683;' J.» Mahaffy -- 666; B. Collins--664; B. Ballingal --664; Mabel Cook--643; C. Warriner--612; G. Forder-- Local Pee Wee Team Wins Oakwood. Consolation On Saturday, March 30 a team made up of 5 pee wee all stars and 7 house league players travelled to Oakwood where they took part in a Pee Wee Hockey Tourna- ment. The boys, coached by Don Bronson, and Dave 'Kyte, brought home the con- solation trophy. The first game was lost 10-2 to Peterborough. Randy Prosser and Doug Christie tallied for Port Perry. Port howgver fought back in the second game to defeat Cedar Hill 5-2. Van Camp and Prosser had two each | while Evans added a single. It should be noted that goalie Dave Dalton up from 'the house league turned. inf outstanding performances in both the 2nd and 3rd games. In the third game Port Perry downed Oshawa's re- presentative to win the con- solation trophy. The score was 5-2. Randy Prosser picked up his 4th and 5th goals of the day while Knight, Van Camp & Evans added singles. Line up: Dave Dalton (G), Mark Kenny (G), Randy Pros- ser, John Reid; Doug Chris- tie, Rod Campbell, Bill Van Camp, Ron Evans, Randy Knight, Andy Litt, Doug Bronson and John Fraser. House League Finals BANTAM-- In the first game of 'the Bantam house league finals Campbell defeated Blake Gunter's team 74. Gunter's team gained entry to the finals by eliminating Jeffer- ies Lion's earlier in the week by a score of 3-1. Goal getters for Campbell were Nesbitt, Huntington & Tom- chishin-a goal each and Rick Campbell four goals. Nesbitt also picked up four assists. For Gunter's, Lee, Johnston, Carnighan and Asselstine scored. 'PEE WEE-- In the Pee Wee Finals Gary Geer's Annrene Bruins took the first game by de: feati Lary Best's Legion- aires 8-1. Ken Jeffery and Huffman scored for the Bruins. Chris Brain scored the goal for the Legion team NOVICE-- In the Novice Finals Lake Scugog Lumber Kings gained the chance to compete a- gainst Luke Merchants' by eliminating Cartwright 2-0 in an extra Semi Final game played earlier in the week. In the game between Luke's and Lumber Kings Phil Co- chrane scored the winning goal of the game. as Luke's won -1-0. This was a real close thrilling game in which both teams went all out. NOVICE Exhibition game saw-White 'Feather Farms 5, Cartwright 4. McKee 2, Nel- son 2 and Waters scored for White Feathers. Larmer 2, Hoskin and Crawford scored for Cartwright. » * * _ There will be no hockey Sat., April 6th due to the Ice Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE - PLAY OFFS Archer Pontiacs .......... 3509 = Carnegie .................... Don's Raiders .............. Hope's 1L.G.A. ..... No Chur Boys ... Causeway , Kids - CONSOLATION Eden's Lucky Strikes... 3270 ¢ Beare Chevs ................. 3208 '| Canadian Tire ............... 3194 Stars ooo fe 3084 Dowson's R. & W. .... 3056 Middleton's Meats ........ 2817 Triples 625 & Over-- Hugh--1755; R. Parker--754; J. Owen--1735; J. Healy--"1731; R. Willerton--721; K. Ashton --1708; R. Hutchinson -- 707; B. Owen--707; T. Adderley-- 685; G. Menzies -- 684; G. Wilson--683; I. Boy 670; T. Thomas--670; F. Hastings-- 658; R. Sweetman -- 657; J. Dowson--641; D. McMillan-- 646; P. Crawford -- 638; B. Anderson--637; J. Ballingall --=630; J. Wilson, Sr.--627; C. 4 Watt--625. } High Triple--D. Durham 784. High Triple W. H-- ' R. Hutchinson 728. High Single--G. McHugh 333 High Single W. H-- R. Hutchinson--275. Coa ch *Tinileck Entertained By _A surprise party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sweetman in honour of Mr. Don Timleck in appreciation for all the fine work he con- tributed in coaching the boys Mustangs this hockey season. The players along with their parents were present, when a trophy was presented to Mr. Timleck by player Glenn Sweetman, who ex- young players in the follow- ing words. "On behalf of all the Mid- gets, I'd like to thank you for all the time and help you've given us this past season. During: that time, you've not only been a good coach, but a good friend .to all of us. You' ve given us a lot, Don, and now we'd like to give this trophy to you, as a small token of our ap- preciation. Don." i Revue, but House League play will resume Sat., April 13th as follows? Teams that have been eliminated will * play exhibition games as follows: 8 - 9 a.m.--Bantam 9 - 10 a.m.--Pee Wee 10 - 11 a.m. Novice 11 - 12 a.m.--Tyke. Final Playoffs-- Tyke game 12 o'clock Novice game 1 p.m. Pee Wee game 2.15 p.m, Bantam game 3.30 p.m. and conclusion of Minor Hockey .season. D. Durham -- 784; G. Mc- ® Midget Players who played for Cy Wilson's » pressed the feeling of the © Thanks a lot, *