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dia J SN MES Tan 8 1 300 PORT PERRY *x STAR x SPORTS - PeeWee All Stars Capture First Round Of Play - Offs The Legion Pee Wee All Stars have eliminated Ux- bridge in the first round of play-offs winning two: of the three games played. The first game was played in Uxbridge on Wed. Feb. 4. The Uxbridge team got off to] at all. a fast start, scoring two quick goals before a minute had been played in the game. Scott and Newton were the Uxbridge goal scorers. Port team came back and tied the score before the period ended. Christie scor-| ton. ing from Brian Campbell, = Taylor from Christie & Brian Campbell. The Legion team took the The lead in the second period on| ended. a goal by Phoenix from Chris- tie, tie it again on a goal by New- The game stayed at af bridge the win. 3-3 deadlock until late in the game when Olsen put Port ton. ahead with the assist going to Christie. The Legion Pee Wee's re- turned to Port Perry for the second game of the series on Friday, Feb. 6th. The Port team had no luck with them They out played and out shot Uxbridge all the way, but the puck just would- n't go in the net. team lost this one 3-2. Olsen opened the scoring for Port in the first period with an assist going to Hor- Newton tied it up for Uxbridge and then Horton put Port out in front again, assists going to Christie and Phoenix before the period more. In the second period New- only to Have Uxbridge| ton the big gun for Uxbridge scored two more. to give Ux- period went scoreless. Game number three was 10-2. whole game. The legion bridge. Gord Scott. GP WwW L T Pontypool .......... 17 13 3 1 Port Perry ....... 17 12 4 1 Bethany ....... 17 11 4 2 Woods Trans..... 17 8 6 3 Caesarea ............ 17 2 13 2 Oshawa ....... 17 0 15 1 LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF FEBRUARY 8th, 1970 39 148 1 L 'FUTURE GAMES SUNDAY FEB. 15th, 1970 ~ 10:00 - 11:40--Caesarea vs. Pontypool 11:40 - 1:30--Oshawa vs. Bethany 1:20 - 3:00--Port Perry vs. Woods Trans. 111 59 27 120 63 25 GF GA Pts. series. played in Port Perry Sat. af- ternoon Feb. 7th. The Le- gion teams luck had changed and they downed Uxbridge From the drop of the puck they played good hockey. They skated, checked, and passed well through the In the first period Christie scored from Olsen and Me- Kean, Taylor from Phoenix, Taylor again from Horton. Newton scored one for Ux- McLaren for Uxbridge op- ened the scoring in the sec-|- ond then Port scored four Olsen from McKean and Christie, Brian Campbell from Taylor, McKean from| bell. Olsen, Taylor (his third) from Three morse The third| goals were scored for the Legion team in the third period, Christie from Ash. bridge, Hadley from Gord Scott, Horton unassisted. The next Legion play-off game will be with the winner of the Brooklin - West Rouge PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs., February 12, 1970 - 15 a 3! ETN A 0 an a Back Row -- L.R. Glenn McKean, Sean Taylor, Doug Christie, Dave Horton, Ashbridge, Jamie Malcolm Middle Row -- L.R. Chas. Bourgeois (Manager), Brett Campbell, Jim Phoenix, Tom Olsen John and Gord Scott, Garry Geer (Coach) Front Row -- L.R. Kevin Hadley, Barry Heard, Richard Honey, John Kane, Brian Camp- ply yo i Rl rf a ol Pros q . ro 1p 1 '€oi0N Tim ' 'Photo -- Joe Jordan MEN'S THURSDAY 106 56 24 '80 60 19 54 123 6 BUY --- SELL TEAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR 985-7373 NIGHT BOWLING February 5th-- High Triple--J. Owen 786 High Triple W.H.-- ~ K. Wilson--790- High Single-- J. Nottingham 328 High Single W.H.-- J. Nottingham--342 Glen May * «Hockey U.S.-style Hockey is not a major sport in most cities, towns and ham- lets in the United States. Al- though television has done much in recent years to pro- mote the sport, the American public's fancy has not been captured. owever, certain inroads are being made, and it is now rea- sonable to assume that it won't be too far in the future that the American populace will remove hockey from their list of secondary pleasures. More . "and 'more television viewers® are taking to the streets and finding their way inside the arenas which are now spring- ing up throughout the U.S. Why are fans begininning to patronize the arenas? Violence, baby, violence. Any connotation of violence, and for reasons only psychia- trists can tell you, the subject involved hecomes the Ameri- can way of life. Americans dig the big hurt. They watch the game, not fully understanding the rules; but they are fully cognizant of the blood-and- thunder tactics which are a part of the sport. An example. of this attitude was observed recently in a me- dium:sized town in Muskegon, Michigan, a place where the International Hockey League has had a team for the past 10 years. The name of the team is the Mohawks. Its competitors come from such hockey hotbeds as Toledo, Ohio; Flint, Mich.; Fort Wayne, Ind., and Des Moines, Iowa. It was an ideal town to drop in on and watch two hockey games Friday and Saturday evenings. For the record, Muskegon won both games, de- feating Flint 6-0 and edging Dayton, Ohio, 54. By now you must be at- tempting to recall where the town of Muskegon has been mentioned during your hockey ""conversations. Well, in case you've forgotten, that's the place where Carl Brewer played defence last year. The Mohawks play bright - and clean building called the L. C. Walker Sports Arena with a seating capacity of 5,200. Just over 2,000 fans were on hand on a recent Friday night to see Flint, and just over 4,000 for Dayton, The following quotes are at- tributed to fans of both sexes which were overheard. during the two games: "I know why the referee blew his whistle". . . it was icing the puck. Oh, it wasn't icing, it was an offside. "What's an offside?" "Kill him Hergie!" (Ron Hergotf, a Mohawk, was in- volved in a fight with a Flint player.) "Smash him, Bobby! Kill him Tombari!" (Bob Tombari, in a - for, .50_cents...It backgrounds a Mohawk, was involved in a fight with a Dayton playar in the penalty box.) "Wow! Yeaa! Qooooh!" (Var- +*k ious crowd noises whenever - one player bodychecked anoth- er into the boards. This. noise was almost continuous.) . "It must be hard to skate. Naw, I don't think so." "Can they ever shoot the puck?" "Hit 'em! Punch him! Give it, to him." "Give me two-to-one and I'll take the Mohawks." "Hey, did you see that fight last night?" "Booo!" (Crowd reaction to game officials.) "Kill him!" "What a lousy way to spend Saturday night." "I hope there's fight." The Muskegon hockey pro- gram is an interesting little pamphlet which is purchased another the local club and includes such tidbits as: Ice Hockey Vo- cabulary; A Code Of Ethics For Hockey Fans; The Three Main Rules Of Hockey;: The Face-Off; The Goal; Curved Sticks Came Early; The Offi- cials; 'Hockey Penalties; Tips On Ice Skating; Great Mo- ments In Hockey; The Word Is Watch The Puck; An Hour Or So Of Hell; Illegal Goals; The Play Of A Forward; The Six Men On A Hockey Team; Hockey Penalties And Officials' Signals. Also, . there are six para- graphs entitled, Let's Play Ice Hockey, which include the fol- lowing phrases: "It's also a mass emotional release RR exuberant spirits...two men or more in the penalty box . the ice decorated with scat tered sticks and gloves . . . the brutal body contact..." Toronto Telegram Syndicate Team Standings-- Ballards ........................ 31 LGA. oe 29 Causeway Kids ............ 24 Eden's L. Strikes ...... 19 Middleton's Meats ...... 19 Majcher Pont. Stars eee. "Can. Tire ............- Nachur Boys Dowson's R. & W. ... 13 Adam's Boys ........... 11 Don's Raiders ......... 6 Single Games 300 and Over J. Nottingham -- 328; J. Harper--326; Don Durham-- 322; J. Owen -- 315, 314; V. Walker--301. | Tfiple Scores 625 and Over J. Owen--786; V. Walker --1740; K. Ashton -- 740; J. Harper -- 717; F. Hastings-- 714; M. Butson--704;, K. Wil- son--703; D. Wallace -- 692; T. Chandler--691; J. Dowson --688; G. McHugh--687; G. Wilson -- 669; Dave Durham 668; J. Wilson Sr.--666; J. Nottingham--666; M. Lyle-- 664; P. Crawford -- 662; C. Watts--660; B. Owen -- 656; D. Butt--653; G. Redshaw-- 649; Don Durham--643; R. Shortt -- 643; J. Cook Sr.-- 639; J. Hadley--634; G. Geer --626; C. Butson--626. LADIES WEDNESDAY --NIGHT-- BOWLING -- February 4th-- Kit Kat ..................... 43 Golden Treasure: ........ 32 Baby Ruth .............. 31 Caramilk ............. 30 Turkish Delight ........ 29 Milky Way .............. 29 Crispy Crunch 28 Bar Six ......... Jersey Milk } Malted Milk ............ 24 Coffee Crisp ............... 21 Sweet Marie 17 High Single-- Helen Heard--281 High Triple-- Lucy Wilson--715. Singles Over 210-- I. Doupe--238; M. Hopkins --233; H. Heard -- 281; A. Chandler--249, 278; C. Shaw --246; T. Martens--233, 237; B. Faber--213; B. Oke--240; B. Collins--259; L. Bertrand --215; J. Middleton--214; A. Roberts -- 210; B. Doupe-- 214; M. Geer--216; S. New- man--211; M. St. John--238; G. Langille--213; E. Bailey-- 280, 213; M. Hawes--277; C. Wilson--215; L. Wilson--262, 262; M. Tremblay -- 243; P. Jones--210; J. Mahaffy--240; P. Durand--215, 217; J. Reid --227;'M. Healey -- 219; C. Ballingall--218; M. McDaug- all--257. Triples Over 600-- I. Doupe--609; H. Heard-- 656; A. Chandler -- 713; C. Shaw--605; T. Martens--603; B. Collins--608; B. Doupe-- 601; S. Newman -- 600; E. Bailey--670; L. Wilson--715; P. Durand--614; M. Healey-- 601; C. Ballingall--603. LADIES CURLING E. Doyle 8, D. Dargavel 8 J. Skerratt 5, D. Robertson 7 W. Hamilton 6, G: Thompson 10 AR SPORTS J. Gray 8, M. MacMaster 4 PLUMBING -- HEATING T'S -- SALES SCORPION SNOWMOBILES -- JUST THREE LEFT -- MARK 1 += 16 h.p. ...ccceenenne MARK 11 -- electric 20 MARK 11 -- Stinger 34 h.p. ....... PHONE 985-2581 serersrenrereiny $640.00 hp. inne... $835.00 vennnnnn $995.00 ART PETROZIIM | BUSINESS GIRLS CURLING 'February 3rd, 1970--