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>», Ca PUN La Er an at i -- ee A J 5 % - SRE "12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs., January 15, 1970 PORT PERRY * STAR x SPORTS Local Midget (B) Show Winning Power On Tuesday night Dec. 30 Bowmanville Comets travell- ed to Port Perry to take on the B team. It was a big night for Grant Campbell's boys as Don Bronson & Dale Rosborough, partners in the D. & D, Construction present- ed the boys with their new sweaters. From now on Port Perry Midget (B) team will be known as D. & D. Con- struction. The boys really played hoc- key as Steve 'Tomchishin scored at the 39 second mark of the first period. Roland Skinner made it 2 to 0 at the 11:16 mark. Cal Cochrane made it 3 to 0 at the 14:57 mark. Roland Skinner made it 4 to 0 at 2:30 of the second period, his second for the night. Cam Deeth made it 5 to 0 at 6:16. Stephen Tom- chisin got his second for the night at 9:01 to make it 6 to 0. Bob Young kept the boys moving at the 15:16 mark to make it 7 to 0. "Bowmanville finallly got on the score board at 6:21 of the third period on a goal from Paul Martin, Bowmanville scored two more goals, one from Steve Watson at 13:51 anl Alan Junkin at the 14:07 mark. Dale 'Bronson scored at| 19:45 to finish off the game 8 to 3 for Port Perry. These boys really played a team effort game. If they keep this up they will be had to beat. On Friday night, Jan. 2nd D. & D. Construction travell- ed to Unionville. This is the first time these two teams have met and the D. & D. boys came home with a 4 to 1 win. The scorers for D. & D. were Steve Tomschisin, Cal Cochrane, Chris Waters and Bob Young. The lone Marksman for Unionville was D. Webster. PORT PERRY MIDGET (B) On Monday, Jan. 5th D. & D. Construction travelled to Stouffville. It must be the new sweaters as these boys haven't lost Since they re- ceived thm. The final score Monday night was 7 to 3. Ro- land Skinner had two goals with Rick Campbell, Chris Waters, Steve Tochishin, Rick Hawes and Cam Deeth getting one each. Stouffville goals were scored by De- Ruska with two and Blair Thompson with one. On Tuesday night Port Hope travelled to Port Perry to take on the D. & D. boys. Again D. & D. played good hockey beating the visitors 3 to 0. The good goal tend- ing of Ron McNenly & Don Waldinsperger recorded their first shut-out. Cal Cochrane opened the scoring at the 4:32 mark' of the first period from Rol Skinner. At 15:24 Chris Wa: ters scored unassisted at 14:50 of the third period. Chris Waters scored again from Cam Deeth, Outplays Stouffville Team Pee Wees Settle For Tie The Pee' Wee Legion All Stars came from behind twice last Friday night to tie the Stouffville Pee Ween 2-2 The Legion team out played Stouffville but due to the outstanding goal keeping of the opposition, Port was un- able to score. Port's own goalie Barry Heard played a great game in the net, stop- ping several clear cut. chan- ces by Stouffville. Stouffville opened-the scor-|-|- ing in the first period on a goal by Acton. Then Tom Oisen from Doug Christie tied it up in the second. About midway through the third period Stouffville went ahead again on a goal by| Waite. When it looked like Stouff- ville had the game won, Port put the pressure on and tied it up. Christie scoring from Olsen with little over a min- ute left in the game. The Legion team play their AR SPORTS PHONE 985-2581 PLUMBING © -- SCORPION SNOWMOBILES and Accessories T Tg -- SALES ART PETROZZI To Order Your WINTER FUEL Money on DX Premium Quality Fuel Oil Collect 668-3341 DX FUEL OIL. CALL US TO-DAY : FOR PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE next home game Jan. 23rd at 9:00 p.m. when they meet Brooklin. NOH Hockey News-- . BANTAM -- Peel's Chicks clobbered Lion's Club 7 - 1. Skeratt had a pair as did Jef- frey while Knight, Taylor & Bronson - counted singles. Phinney scored Lion's*Tlub goal, Canadian Tire got an- other tie as they battled Cart- wright to a 4 - 4 deadlock. Goulding had two, McCurdy and St. John one each for C.T.C. Marksmen for Cart- wright were Felstead, Henke, Campbell and Notenboom. PEE WEE--Club Annrene| Bruins edged Maple Leaf Mills 3 - 2. Bruins' goals were counted by Hadley, Brain and Moore scored for M.LM. Flamingo Pastires had 3 goals scored against them late in game as they bowed 42 to W. Frank Real Estate. VanCamp, Geér! Cook and Mathison scored for W. Frank while P, Van Weston and R. Weston counted for Flamingos. NOVICE--North Stars and Scugog Lumber played to an exciting 4-4 tie. Wilbur and Baird each had a. pair for Lumber Kings. Black had a hat trick and Lee a single for North Stars. White Fea- ther Farms downed Malmont Farms 4-3. Evans had two 'while Laine and McQuade counted singles for Flyers. 11:40 a.m. - 1:20 p.m. - 3:00--Port LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF JANUARY 11th, 1970 Team GP W. L T GF GA Pts. Port Perry ........ 13 10 2 1 95 47 21 Pontypool .......... 13 10 2 1 79 44 21 Bethany ......... 13 9 3 1 89 40 19 Woods Trans. .... 13 5 5 2 53 51 12 Caesarea ... .... 13 1 10 2 36 93 4 Oshawa AE 0127132 115 1 certs Future Games -- January 18th, 1970 10:00 a.m. - 11:40 -- Woods Trans. vs. Pontypool 1: 20--Oshawa vs. Caesarea Peity vs. Bethany r 3 & Gt - keeper Rick Short. Doupe had a pair and Geer a single for the losers. NOVICE ALL STARS On Friday night Jan. 9th, Tripp's Construction took on a team from Lindsay at the local arena. Richie:La Forte opened the scoring at the 25 second mark of the first peri- od from Cam Ashbridge. At 12:05 Kelly Reese scored from-Danny McKee and Phil Cochrane. It looked like Port's game all 'the way till 10:03 of the second period when Bob Sin- clair scored for the visitors. At 7:03 of the third period Dave Meehan tied the score for Lindsay. The boys kept}. checking and it looked like it would end in a tie, but with just 25 seconds left to play, Lindsay's Bob Sinclair scored to make it 3 to 2 for the visitors. LADIES CURLING BUSINESS GIRL CURLING January 6, 1970 Ice ¥-- J. Gray 8 W. Hamilton 1 Ice 2 --- G. Thompson 9 D. Dargdvel 2 Ice 3 -- M. McMaster Ki D. Robertson 5 Ice 4 --E. Doyle 7 J. Skerratt 5 Port Perry Midgets OnWinning Spree MIDGETS-- JAN. 6th - Cy Wilson's Mustangs play- ed host to Newcastle and came up with a big win by recording the first shut out of the season by a score of 9 to nothing. Socrers for the Mustangs were Heard. Jeffrey & Bour- geois with two each, singles going to Evans, Jackson and Kane, Kane's goal was' as- sisted by the Mustangs goal- Other as- sists going to McCartney and Bourgeois with three each. Heard and N. McLaughlin getting two each, singles go- ing to Jeffrey, Nightingale, Darnley, Jackson and Holthy. * » * ~ MIDGETS--JAN. 9th Cy Wilson's Mustangs tra- velled to Brooklin and came home a winner by a score of 8 to 6. This game was one of the better played by the Mustangs this season. - The Brooklin team started out to Play a rough hard hitting game but found out our boys were content to just play hoc- key without picking up too many penalties, as Brooklin picked up seven to our two in the game, The goal scorers for the Mustangs were Bourgeois & Evans with 3 each and Mec- Cartney two, while Heard earned three assists & Bour- geois, Nightingale, Holtby, Darnly, Young picking up singles. Brooklin 'scorers were Watson and Wilson 2, singles going to Bannon and Reynolds. Hockey fans. the playoffs for the various teams will be- gin the first week of Febru- ary so let's get out and sup: port your local teams and see some real fin hockey. Canada's decision to of the 1970 World it ruined all plans for umn -- well, almost all Ya see, here's what Czechoslovakia's Na Tournament. was _this writer's opin land fourth. the National - Hockey more '© predominant period, but no more, going becomes rugge "both back off. Championship has upset me -- mind: Go to Maple Leaf Gar- dens and watch Canada and teams; compare notes with the Russian-Canadian games; to a few players; write a col umn forecasting the, order. of: + finish in the upcoming World Anyhow, all is not lost. The following text. will explain to you why the Czechs will win the World Tournament. Also, had Canada not. withdrawn, it they would have finished sec- ond, the Soviets third and Fin- The Czechoslovakian hockey players have adapted easily to style of play. Nobody pushes - them around, and with: body- checking becoming more - and in world hockey, the ability to be hit and hit back is important. . Sweden and Russia will play >- a. hitting game for maybe a For the past 35 years the f Toronto Telearam Syndicdle The Czechs are home free pull out Hockey Czechs have this col- plans I had in Columbia tional talk players have fon that League today. York Rangers. If the d, they check. hockey, and back in 1935 the Czechs were receiving Cana- dian coaching in the person of Mike Buckna of Trail, British Buckna once said: no secret why the Czechs are pretty good. They are clean .. checkers and fast skaters. They pass the puck like Canadians used to before the fling-it-in- -the!« corner "and : rush - after - it style became popular." For many years the Czech scouts because of their Cana- dian style of play. It was 15 years ago that Jarslov (Vo Vo) Zabrodsky was sought by the Boston Bruins. He was a centre, big and smooth. Buckna felt Za- brodsky might have made the NHL if the Communist upris ing had not occurred. And look at the Czech team Vaclav. Nedomansky has all of the qualities to make it in -the NHL. Big Ned is on the negotiation list of the New tre has an NHL shot, is an excellent skater and playmak- er, and he can take a hard Then there's Jareslav Jirik, a nifty forward been playing brothers, "There's attracted NHL mucu. . arc the ferent. "the This crafty cen- who's been nailed by the St. Louis Blues. Another forward who could make the NHL, according to the scouts, is Ivan Grandtner. Jan Suchy has many NHL teams drooling. This talented defenseman is a perfectionist at breaking up attacks and, when the need arises, can belt an opponent heavily. Vladimir Dzurila is still on the negotiation list of the To- ronto Maple Leafs. This quick goaltender is regarded as the best of the European teams. And how about the Holik And there's Ivan Hlinka and ~ Josef Cerny. Get the picture? The Czechs have about six or seven players who could make it in the NHL immediately, or at least after one year of ap- prenticeship in the minors. No other European club has as ant, To the public, the Russians hockey in world play, They win the titles, counts as far as the public is concerned. But this year it will be dif- The Czechs have had little difficulty the last two years with the Soviets. Teams such as Finland and 'Sweden have bothered the Czechs be- cause the Czechs have played European these clubs. Against the Rus- sians the Czechs play, smack and crack -- and win. This year they'll play smack and crack all the way -- and win in Stockholm. ) Toronto Telegram Syndicate Ivan and Jaroslav? kings of "amateur" and that's what way against EJ t fA