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» SMES VWF 3 Le oh LCR ATAL Ar AA A 3 sera al yi ald 0 elu lin LRP ER I Ohba winter ew 2 aio 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Dec. 30, 1969 PORT PERRY * STAR x SPORTS Novice Team Captures Lions' Trophy On Saturday, December 27th Port Perry Lion's Club held their second. annual Novice Tournament, The team's scores went as follows: First Section-- Brooklin 3 -- Toronto 2 in overtime. Port Perry 20 -- Fenelon Falls 1 Markham 2 -- Haliburton 1 (overtime) Minden 1 -- Malton'20 Second Section -- Toronto 10 -- Fenelon Falls 2 Port Perry 3 -- Brooklin 0 Haliburton 11 -- Minden 3 Malton 8 -- Markham 2 Toronto Olympics defeated Haliburton 7 to 1 to win the Consolation Trophy. . Phil Cochrane got 2 goals with Richie Laforte and Danny McKee getting one - each to defeat Malton for the Championship Trophy 4 to 1. In the three games Port Perry played they scored a total of 27 goals while reliable Charlie Durwood only let 'in 2 goals. Pretty good record I'd say. The player's for Port Perry are Charlie Durwood, Fraser Lee, Stephen Hawes, Tim Pearce, Colin Wackett, Ian Ashbridge, Michael McQuade, Stephen Jones, John Waters, Phil . Cochrane, Ed Olsen, Danny McKee, Richie Laforte, Robert Evans, Kelly Reese. This was a very good day of hockey for both spectators and players as there were 10 games played only 34 penalt- ies were handed out, oy FRIENDLY PHILOS a Ptolemy & Grieve GULF Service Station 52 Water St. -- Port Perry PHONE - 985-3182 WES PLUMBING - ) EIT i prices. is FAST. Markham B' (Bill VanCamp wins Out- standing Player Award) In the first game of the Tourney Beare Motors Ban- tams were beaten 4-2 by Whitby ,thus entering them into B series play. In their next game against Newcastle Port Perry won by a score of 3-0. HEATING - g PORT PERRY] HOME HEATING OIL For the best in home heating, Oil provides SAFE, Clean, Automatic heat at reasonable Our oil is of the highest quality and our service . Phone Us For A Tank Of Home Comfort PORT PERRY 985-7951 ] In the final game which was against Stouffville = for the B Series Championship the Bantams came from be- hind a 3 goal deficit to win this game 6-3. "Bill Van Camp put on a single 'handed display by scoring 5 goals in the final Port Perry Bantams Win Tournament game and leading the Beare Bantams to victory. For this fine display of ability & sportsmanship Bill won for himself the outstanding play- er award of the tournament and for this received a tran- sistor radio. Scoring for the team for the Tournament were: Bill VanCamp--T7 goals, 2 assists; Glen McCoy--2 goals, 6: ag- sists; Dave Jackson--1 goal; Jamie McNab--1 goal. A truly fine team effort by everyone and certainly coach Wayne Venning and Mana- ger Don Bronson are to be congratulated. Team GP W Port Perry ....... 11 9 Pontypool ... ....... 11 .8 Bethany ......... 11 7 Wood's Transport 11 5 , Caesarea .............. 1 1 Oshawa ......... 1 0 10 a.m.--Bethany vs, LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS As of December 28th, 1969 Next games Sunday, Jan. 4th, 1970 Starting 10 a.m. 11:40 a.m.--Port Perry vs. Caesarea 1:20 p.m.--Pontypool vs. Oshawa L T GF GA Pits 2 0 8 40 18 2 1 68 41 17. 3 1 80 39 15 5 1 48 44 1 8 2 34 719 4 10 i'1 : 28 98 1 Wood's Transport LANE = ELECTRIC - 989-2413 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE -- Minor Hockey News -- PORT PERRY MIDGET (B) On Tuesday, December 16 Tripp's Construction travelled to Lindsay. The boys played a good game but lost 7 to 3. On Friday December 19 Lind- say came to Port and this time the local boys showed them how to play hockey. Colin Wackett opened the ' scoring at the 10:30 mark with assist going to Ian Ashbridge, At the 30 second mark of the second period Bob Sinclair tied it up for Lindsay. At 4:50 Doug Brown made it 2 to 1 for the visitors. Little Mike McQuade tied it up at the 11:00 minute mark with help from Robert Evans. Again at the 30 second mark of the third period Lind- say's Philip Hennessy put them ahead 3 to 2. With 38 minutes left to play Port pulled the goalie and at 12:40 Robert Evans tied the score with Ed Olsen getting the assist. With 10 seconds left to play Kelly Reese scored unassisted to give Port the win 4 to 3. After the game Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen invited the boys to their home for a Christmas party. A good time was enjoy- ed by the boys. On Saturday Tripp's travel- led to Bowmanville and once more showed Preston's Movers how to play. At one time Port led 3 to 0 but let up enough that Bowmanville tied the 'score. = Then the boys played the way we know they can. Stephen Jones had a hat 'trick getting 3 for Port, Philip Cochrane came close with 2. Final Score Port 5 -- Bowman- ville 4. PORT PERRY MIDGET (B) On Tuesday December 23 Port Hope travelled to Port Perry to take on the local B team. Port Hope opened the scoring at the 11:01 mark with" Randy Osland getting the goal. At the 11:48. Jim Green scored for Port-Hope and at 15:30 Port Hope again scored with Rick Fox getting the goal. Dale Bronson finally put Port. Perry on the score- board at the 16.49 mark. At 1:57 of the second period Cam Deeth scored and it look- ed like our boys had come to life. However Port Hope scor- ed two more goals one at 9:46 from Chris Snell the other at 11:45 for Glen Daucett. At 12:16 Rick Campbell, put some life back in the team then at 13:03 Roland Skinner kept them moving. At 2:34 Port Perry again scored this time Cal Cochrane getting the goal. Port Hope's Chris Snell scored at the 15:27 mark making it 6 to 65. Cam Deeth scored his second goal of the night at 16:02 to tie the score 6 all and this was the way it ended. It puzzles me how some of these boys stand arotind out there on the ice with the feeling they don't have to work. This is a good team" and if every player gave his best they would be pretty hard to beat. Let's hope they change. BOWMANVILLE TOURNAMENT FOR JUVENILES Flamingo Pastries Boyswent to Bowmanville on Friday, December 26th to enter in their Juvenile Tournament. In their first game they. came on strong to defeat the: Oshawa Bennett Paving by the score of 7--3. Scoring for Port was Ron Jeffrey 3 goals,Glenn Geer with 2 goals and 1 assist, Dennis Romeril with 2 goals and 1 assist (Dennis had a penalty shot when he was tripped and made a good play to score), Glen Sweetman: and Rick Trotter both had two assists, Scoring for Osh- awa were Buchanan, Goodwin, and Carroll. Penalties Oshawa '5.-- Port 4. . In their second' game the their encounter with Bowman- ville. They 10st this one by the score of 6--3. They were playing a defensive game and could not score when their opportunity came. Inthe 3rd period they had a little bad lucks when théir 'goalie Dale Crawford was knocked out, being replaced by Don Waldin- sperger,- The boys seemed to spark 'a. bit,. but couldn't Tally till there was only 2 minutes left in the game. Scoring for Port were Ron Short, Dennis Romeril and Glenn Geer, for Bowmanville Tabb 2; Simpson 2, Rogers 1, Holims 1. HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY BANTAM--Lion's Club be- hind the goaltending of Best, shutout Cartwright 3 - 0. Fang, Phinney and Stephens collected the goals. Peel's Chicks came from behind to edge Canadian Tire 54. El licott (2), Neil, Wallace and Jeffrey scored - for McLeod and St. John edch counted a pair for C.T.C. PEE WEE--W. Frank Real Estate downed Maple Leaf Mills 6-4. Cook had two, while Geer, Mathison, Lee & Middleton all collected sing- les. Brain was the big gun for MLM. with two goals and two assists. Waldinsper- ger and Elliott also. scored for the losers. Flamingo Pastries got a pair from Litt, and singles from Van Weston and Van Shegan as. they downed Club Annrene 4-1. Lone marksmen for the Bru- ins was Asselstine. NOVICE -- White Feather Farms shut out North Stars 50. Lee had a pair, Mec- Quade, Evans and Lane add- ing singles. Other action saw Malmont Farms defeat Scugog Lumber Kings 4-1. Goals for Malmont Farms were divided amongst Craw- ford, Pierce, Parker. & Kane, Peels, . 3 ¥ Taylor broke Walker's shut ¢ out bid 'late in the game when he scored for Malmont Farms, High C Nativity Pageant Continued lighting, already 'mentioned, and the sound, were under the direction of "Mr, Larry Reesor, assisted by Mr. David Toye. Miss Janet Dowson &: Mr. Julian Diamond were in charge of properties. Others taking part were: -- Rick. Terry, Ted Hall, Greg Menzies, Don. Johnson, Jay- fon Madsen, Sharon Beare, Nancy Tripp, Lynne Deeth, Lillian Goodspeed, Marilyn MacTavish, Janet Tristram. Peter Vernon, Gail Wallace, Sandra Tristram, Linda Pick ard, Barbara Hillier, Donna Beare. It was great "joy among a players coaches and Lions Club: members when the local Novice team sponsored 'by Tripp Construction Ltd. 'won "the annual hockey tournament sponsored by Port Perry Lions Club. Coach, Mert McKee, unable to be present for the occasion had Lon Cochrane and Fred Olsen back row, left act on his behalf. 7 | Next Phil Cochrane, Edward Olsen, Capt., Glen Van Camp & representing and holding the trophy donated by the } Al Lions Club, John Waters, Timmy Pearce. Second row: Danny 'McKee, Rolin Wackett,. Hawes. Front row: Kevin Martens, Fraser Lee, Michael McQuade, Robert Evans, Richard LaForte, Steven Jones, lan Ashbridge, Steven Charlie Durward and Kelly Reese. Eight.teams competed for honours in the tournament and Port Perry won the final game against Malton 4-1. Photo -- Arnold Roach PR At Fy i d ! 1 | | Bl -------- I TL i,