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fae ha 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thurs, February 12, 1970 | Port Perry Star SPoRrs Skipped By Bill Cornish Di | | | | Fi y Curling fans from Toronto to Cobourg who journeyed to the Bowmanville Curling Club on Sunday, February 8 certainly were well-treated to high-class curling enter- tainment. Men's rinks from Tam Heather (Toronto), Annon- dale, Unionville, Whitby, Ux- bridge, Oshawa Curling Club, Oshawa Golf Club, and Port Perry played single knock- out games, 12 ends each to establish a representative from this Division in the All- Ontario playdowns. The final game between Tam Heather and Port Perry was a classic. It was a ding- dong give and take affair right down until the last rock was thrown in the 12th end, when. Port Perry came out the winner. Bill Cornish, the skip of the Port Perry Colts Win Play - Downs rink had his players in rare form just coming from win- ning the three-day annual Skyline Open Bonspiel in Haliburton a week ago. The Port Perry foursome was Bill Beare Jr. lead; Garnet Warriner second; Bob Howsam Vice-Skip, Bill Cor- nish Skip. The next Division™ play- down is in Lambton, Febru- ary 20th. The finals a double knock-out affair will be held in Barrie February 28th where rinks represent- ing 16 Divisions will curl for the All-Ontario Champion- ship. Rinks from the Port Perry Curling Club, both men and ladies are fast becoming re- cognised in Ontario curling circles as worthy representa- tives of the local club, and deserve undivided support. ~ Avonlea Rink Wins Ballard Trophy Photo by Arnold Roach Avonlea Curling Club, Don Mills were the winners of the Ballard Lumber Co. bonspiel on Saturday evening. Left John Ballard, Eileen Grills, lead; Helen Greensword, second; Cory Barnes, vice; Babs Polle, skip; and Ralph Ballard. Port Perry Juveniles Overpower Whitby By Gordon Scott Port Perry played a strong game and it looks as though they are playing up to a play "off peak. Although this was only an exhibition game Port played like it really counted, however some of the Wintoy players got carried away and there were three separate fights during the contest. After the third fight which came at 10:06 of the third period Port Perry called the game so as to prevent fur- ther brawls and to keep all players from being either suspended or injured. Tn the first Port Perry took a 1-0.lead on a goal by Robin Parish who was play- ing his first game with as- sists going to Ron Jeffrey and Rick Trotter. At 11:53 B. Colpitts tied it at 1-1, only to have Dennis Romeril put Port back in the lead at 18:59 with a goal, assisted by Earl Phoenix and Glen Geer. It took Port just 15 sec- onds to go ahead 3-1 in the second with Romeril scoring his second of the night with Bruce Ferguson and Earl Phoenix drawing assists. K. Gelder put Whitby back in the game at the conclusion of the second Port led 3-2. Bruce Fergusson started the scoring at 4:32 assisted by Glen Geer and Dennis Ro- meril. L. Moore scored ex- actly a minute later and Port led 4-3. At 6:17 Glen Geer on a pass from Roger Moase gave Port a 2 goal lead until Ken Irvine scored the final tally of the game at 9:42 with Ron Phinney picking up the assist. Final score Port Perry 6, Whitby 3. Port Perry picked up 6 penalties for a total of 15 minutes, while Whitby picked up 11 penal- ties for a total of 58 min- utes. Port Perry Midgets By Gordon Scott Port Perry played a strong game but as the game wore on the older, more experien- ced team started vsing their size and experience to come from behind to edge Port 7-6. This game showed what would come in the future, that is I would say Port is going to be awfu] tough in the play-offs. Scoring for Port were Brent Heard with two, assisted by Bourgeois both times and Evans and McCartney each drawing an assist. Danny McCartney un- assisted, Ken Nightingale from Paul Kane, Martin Ad- amson from G. McLaughlin and Bill Jeffrey from Ken Nightingale and N. McLaugh- Show Strong Form lin evened out the Port scor- ing. For Oshawa, P. Floech with four, T. Flontech, K. Linton and S. Pollard _fini- shed out the scoring. The first period ended Port Perry 2, Oshawa 2. At the end of the second it was 5-3 for Oshawa and although Port Perry took the lead, blew the game in the last minute. Final score was 7-6 Oshawa. HOMES WANTED L REAL SSTATE LID REALTOR 985-7373 D & D Midgets Win 1 -- Lose 2 On Mon,, Feb. 2nd D. & D. Construction travelled to Stouffville and came home with a 5 to 1 win. These boys played team hockey and it payed off for them. The scoring for D. & D. was Gary La Forte from Chris Waters and Jim Martin, Floyd Assel- stine from Roland Skinner; Rick Campbell from Mike Vanderby, Steve Tomchisin; Cal Cochrane from Rick Hawes and Cam Deeth un- assisted. Stouffville finally got on the scoreboard late in the third period on a goal by Blair Thompson. * * * On Tuesday, Feb 3rd Port Hope travelled to Port Perry. to take on D. & D. Constru~- tion and went home with a 6 to 5 win. At one time D. & D. led Port Hope 3 to 0 on goals by Rick Campbell from Dale Bronson, Cam Deeth from Chris Waters and Gary La Forte from Chris Waters and Steve Brain. The bovs start- ed to let up and Port Hope began to play and no way were going to be stopoed. Port Hope's goals were bv Rick Everdale from Jack Schoon, Rick Everdale from Jack Schoon and Randv Os- land, Jack Schoon from Dave Moffatt and Glen /Doggett, Dave Moffatt from'Glen Dog- gett and Dan Smith, Rick Everdale from Chris Snell. Dale Bronson finallv broke up the scoring streak for Port Hope, assisted by Cam Deeth and Chris Watere, Rink Everdale with his fourth for the night assisted bv Jack Schoon and Chris Snell. D. & D. scored once more this time Mike Vanderbv getting the goal from Rick Campbell but time ran out on them. * * * On Sunday D. & ND trave'- led to Unionville and came home with a 2 to 1 loss. Tt must have been the dance Friday night that tired the boys out as they just could- n't get on track. Unionville opened the scoring on a goal by Brian Hood. Dale Bron. son tied it up assisted by Steve Tomchisin, Then TIni. onville went ahead on a goal by Charles Ramsey. Port bovs had a few good chances but couldn't get it past the goal tender. 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