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"Evans got 2 and Wackett 1. Nz Dr. Dymond Cup by down-| 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 18th, 1968 PORT PERRY * STAR x House League Ends 1968 Season . Saturday, April 13th saw the end of the Port Perry Minor Hockey season. The day got off to a slow start owing possibly 'to the beautifu} summer weather and nny of the boys who exhibition games picked up their fishing poles and headed for the lake in- stead of the arena. The day was not a total loss as the finals started at 12 noon and those fans who came and sat in their shirt sleeve saw some fine hockey and while as the heat of the afternoon and competition increased only the players equipment and not their en- " thusiasm was dampened as many fell or took the big olunge to the watery ice. The Tyke final game was a veal thriller with constant end to end play and all the enthusiasm that 6 or 7 year olds can put into his game. Parker's team edged Fran- ssen's team 4-3 to take the Port Perry Legion Branch 419 "Presidents" trophy and all- the happy winners rec- --eived individual trophies opurtesy of Branch. 419, also both teams received their Minor Hockey Crests. For Parker, Wilbur scored 2 goals and Lee and Bower one each, for the losing team - NOVICE Luke's Merchants won the ing Lake Scum Luniber , Kings 3:0. The first rion was' 'score- less and at 5.03 of the sec- ond Barry Heard scored assisted by Waldinsperger. Then at 13.30 Phil Cochrane made it 2-0 and at 4.40 of the third period Kevin Had. ley was given a penalty. shot and he scored a neat goal "to put the game on ice. The Kings put up a great fight but Luke's goal tender stop- ped everything. © Joe Fowler presented the .captain with the Dr. Dymond * Cup and then crests were given to the champs and to - the Lumber Kings. PEE WEE Club Annrene Bruins de- feated Legionaires 2-1 to capture the Lions Club Cup. The first period was score- less. The second period saw the Bruins take the lead on a goal by Boneshanker from Taylor and Huffman, only to have the Legion tie it up 30 seconds later on a goal by McKean from Brain. In the third period Huff- man scored assisted by Jeff- ery at 8.41 and' it proved to be the winner. The captain of the Bruins, Ken Jeffery was presented the Lions Club Trophy by Mr. Bob Kenny as well as their champ crests. This series was very close and coach Larry Best's team gave the Bruins a tough time. BANTAMS This game turned ont to be the most splashing of the day,- as Campbell's. (Scuba Divers) took on Gunters (Surf Boarders) and many of the players took the big Swan Dives during the game as water seemed to be everywhere. Jim McLeod got the under- dogs off to a-good start by scoring the first goal assist- the first period. McLeod took a penalty at 11.28 of the sec- ond period and Tomichishin scored to tie it up assisted by Rick Campbell. Prosser put-them- one-goal up-a-min- ed by Martin. and Hawes at the 15.00 minute mark of), Nesbitt had 5 goals and six assists for 11 points in play: offs but Campbell won the Hawe's Brothers Trophy 'by having the most 'goals. Carnighan was also in the race with 6 goals and two assists for 8 points. In Pee Wee playoffs Huff- man was the leader with 8 -goals and 2 assists for 10 points. Jeffery 4 goals and 3 assists for 7 points. Prosser had 6 goals for 6 points and Taylor 4 goals and 1 assist for 5 points. 'In Novice playoffs Phil Cochrane lead with 5 goals and 1 assist for 6 points. Kevin Hadley 1 goal and 2 assists: for 3 points, Waldin- sperger 1 goal and 1 assist for 2 points and Barry Heard 1 goal and 1 assist for 2 points. On Saturday evening 10 couples gathered at the Leg- ion Auditorium to celebrate the ending of the hockey. season with the Minor Hoc- key Executive and everyone enjoyed the evening danc- ing to the "Ambassadors" fine music from Oshawa. . As this probably the last column of this season Minor one, Boosters, Sponsors, Coaches, Managers, Referees and fans for helping to make this. season the most success- ful yet. Also we thank the Port Perry Star for their contribution to publicising Canada's greatest game. Am- Hockey wish to thank every-| Two trophies donated this year to the Business girls league were the Eleanor's Flowers trophy and a memorial trophy in memory of Mrs. Herb. Brooks by her. hus. Marjory McCoy was elect- 'ed president --of "the -Port Eleanor Wood is seen presenting her trophy to Skip Jean Skerratt, Vice Skip, Marjory McCoy President) Beaton. . band Herb Brooks. Presenting the Brooks trophy is Donna Van Camp to Skip Norma Cornish, . Vice Skip Beatrice Lee, Sec. Dorothy Venning and Lead Marg. Saywell. F Jean Goode, Sec., Jane Jones and lead Marg. BOWLING ute and a half later and the second 'period ended' 2-1 for Campbell. I -- In the: third period Jack- son scored at 9.31 to make it 3-1 and then Gunter's put on a determined bid after scoring at 15.30 to make it 3-2 but could not get the tieing goal. Bruce McCoy presented the Port Perry Minor Hock- ey Trophy to the captain of Campbells team as well as crests. Rick Campbell was pre- sented a trophy as the lead- ing scorer of the playoffs. He scored 8. goals and three assists for 11 points: Trevor - Lakeshore winners in -Nov- ong. our hockey teams ace- .omplisments this-year were :ice, Bantam and Midget as well as quarter finalists in Bantam and Midget and finalists in Central Ontario Novice play. Keep May 5th at 7 p.m. in mind as this will be Port Perry Minor Hockey's annual meeting and everyone is invited to attend \ANT ALS, GLETED A PPR Py Pan RL Ee TE Ty FRR ATI aT os i Wii Ti Now V Hey For Play SUNNY BRAE GOLF R.R.4 PORT PERRY PAY as GREEN FEES from 75°¢ MEMBERSHIPS NOW OPEN FOR TOURNAMENTS AND BANGRUET BOOKINGS CLUB -- PHONE 985-2076 you PLAY AVAILABLE Perry Ladies Curling Club' at the closing meeting and banquet held in the Legion Hall, Wednesday last week. Mrs. Dhel Bentley was | . made honourary member and past president is Margaret Cornish. Elected 1st vice- pres. was Dorothy - Beare; 2nd vice-pres. Lillian Harper; 3rd vice-pres., Lola Bruce; Secretary, Helen Green and treasurer, Helen Bathie. Prior to the. election of officers the ladies enjoyed a hot roast beef dinner. : After presentation: of tro- phies to the winning rinks, some of the members of the club entertained by staging a skit on a western theme. It was performed under the direction of Mrs. Vicki Gib- son and everyone enjoyed the amusing entertainment. According to all reports the club has had a success- ful year during the curling season. LADIES "MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE Aquarius Aries .......... Cancer. ...... Pisces ..... 7832 Leo ..... 7793 Scorpio .....oocovvevereinn 7694 411) 1 SS LA 7525 Capricorn ........................ 7493 Virgo ooo, 7477 Taurus .......... 7355 Sagittarius ..................... 7316 Gemini ..................... 7270 High Single, 283, E. Pogue High Triple, 662, M. DeJong Singles 200 and Over: J. Walker 223, J. Irvine 281, S. Bryant 206, 228, L. Camp- sall 241, 212, R. Saunders 205, M. Reeve 220, 208, D. Phinney 251, D. McLean 213, M. Burnett 216, K. Imrie 209 S. Tulley 213, M. Sweetman 261, E. Pogue 283, B. Travis 209, 202, L. Butson 207, P. Ellicott 204, B. Rowland 231, D. Crowell 210, M. Smits 200 L. Tripp 253, F. Quan 208, D. Warren 218, 203. 3 BOWLING Friday & Saturday Nights ALLEYS MAY BE RESERVED. Causeway Bowling Lanes OPEN Bowling LADIES WEDNEDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Seagulls Ravens Wrens Bobolinks Orioles .........n..... Robins ... Eagles ........... Cardinals Canaries High Triple-- ; J. Chandler--7171 High Single--- J. Chahdler--329 Over 200 Singles-- J. Chandler--329, 244; P. Lovering--302; B. Oke--2986, 217; C. Wilson--295, 233; H. Heard--288, 247; J. Irvine-- - 281; J. Fleming -- 278; J. Leach--277, 213; E. Bailey-- 275, A. Chandler--274, 222; K. Harper--266; B. Ballingall~ --254; M. Walace--241; M. Sweetman--233; L. Butson-- 231; L. Ptolemy--226; J. Ha- milton--225; R. Moore--224; J. Mahaffy--223; D. Phinney Cook--214; I. Doupe -- 214; --228, 215; S. Devitt--218; M. Graham--217; P. Rowe 216; -D. Martyn--215; Mabel M. Rahm--213; L. Cawker-- 213; J. Jackman--210. Over 600 Triples-- J. Chandler--1771; B. Oke --709; H. Heard -- 707; A. Chandler--681; C. Wilson-- 675; J. Leach--669; P. Lover- ing--@63; J. Irvine--636; E. Bailey -- 628; M, Wallace-- 619; K. Harper--609; J. Ha- milton--606; I. Doupes-906. (LL -_