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en a 12 - PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, March 8, 1972 ROH! Bln URN Nt ENR ASR PORT PERRY * STAR »x U Rock-ets preparing for : "Port Perry Rock-ets con- tinued to hold (irst place and maintained their perfect record in league play this season with two = recent victories over Fenlon Falls Flyers. On February 22, the Rock-ets journeyed to Fene lon Falls and blanked the home team 3 - 0. Linda Heayn and Wendy Partner provided the goal-scoring, and Susan- Bond played a strong game in the nets to gain a well-deserved shut- out. "Tri-County play-offs Bantams whip Fort Henry in One week Tater the two three ga mes teams mel again, this timein Port Perry, and the Rock-ets romped to an 8 - 3 win over the visifors. Linda Heayn again provided the scoring punch" with three . goals. Carol Bond added a pair, and singles were tallied by Terry Franssen, Wendy' Partner and Chris Vokins. - 2 With playoffs. coming: up soon, the team has been putting in some tough prac- . tise sessions with the hopes of bringing the Tri-County Championship Cup from Little Britain to Port Perry. KEN P. MURRAY | Soar Electrical Contractor ~ Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE EST)MATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT 'Phone: 985 - 7005 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY Port Perry Beare Motors Bantams advance to the 0.M.H.A. semi finals against Oak Ridges by defeating Fort Henry three games to one, The local bantams travell- cd to Fort Henry last Wed- nesday night and came home on the short end of a 4.2 decision. Dave Horton and Jim Phoenix accounted for the Port scoring with Doug Christie picking up two as- sists. The fourth game of this series was played in Port Perry -last Friday night with the home side winning "by a score of six to three. Phil Cochrane - sparked the local team with two goals, singles went to Gord Scott, John Scott, Doug Christie and Dave Horton. Christie led the playmaking with two assists while: John Scott, Gord Scott, Rick Tay- lor, Jamie Malcolm and Brett Campbell had one each, ~~Keep-up the "good work fans, the boys appreciate your SUppUXS. ~All:Star team: Goal: Clubs, Dozers post wins All-Stars announced Broomball playoff action continued last Sunday as Utica Clubs blanked Brian's Bull Dozers by a 2 - 0 count, and Prince Albert Rebels nipped Cy Wilson Pintos 2: 1. The first game between the Clubs and the Dozers was a wide open affair with the Clubs gaining: the victory through their 'ability - to capitalize * on scoring chances. The Clubs also took' some inspiration from goal- keeper Don Card who was called on to make some big saves to preserve his shut- out. Bryon Reader put the Clubs ahead 1 - 0 midway intothe first period, and Carl Rusnell added an insurance marker early in the second frame. In the second: game, Prince Albert Rebels took advantage of a last-minute let down by Cy Wilson Pintos to tie the score and then go on to take the victory in overtime. Ross Sutherland had given the Pintos a 1-0 lead in the first period, but Dave Gray forced the over- time as he tied the score late in the game, In the overtime period, it was Dave Gray again on a set-up from Ken Nightengale to give Rebels the win. This Sunday, Rebels and Pintos get under way at 2:00 p.m.; while the Clubs and Dozers will take the ice an hour later. The following players have recently been chosen to the Card and Wayne 'Cox. Defense: Dave Gray, Mc- © Grant Menzies "MOTORS LIMITED . 1250 Dundas Street East RALPH FAIRMAN Whitby - 668-6843 - Dial Direct 985-3021 "We Will Not Be Satisfied - - Until You Are" GRANT MENZIES Laughlin, Bryon Reader and Dave Durham. Forwards: Doug Scott, Carl Rusnell, Don Gray, Chris DeNure, Eric Benns, Bill Hall, Dale Crawford, Ken Nightengale, and John Bright, Legion feam in semi-final Port Perry Legion AllStars knocked off the Flyers of Fort Henry in two straight games to advance into a semi-final round against Sundridge. To gain the .semi-final round, Port Perry whipped Fort Henry 8-1 in the second of the two-game series. Ritchie Lefort, team captain led the way with three goals. Other goal scorers were Phil Cochrane, Kevin Martens, Robert Evans, Larry Elson and Rick Lefort. Fort Hen- ryv's lone tally came in the third period. Port Perry opened the semi-final series Sunday afternoon with a 4 - 3 victory over Sundridge. - Robert Evans was the hero of this game as he scored two goals, including one to tie the game late in the third period. Ed Olsen and Larry Elsen were the other marksmen for Port Perry. Next game will be this 'Sunday in Port Perry. Game time will 'be -indicated on posters around the Village. Don Fuego ieee 48 PLUMBING Ladies Curling Winners of Second Schedule H. Hadden; M. Powell,- J. Ballard, B. Fellows Runners up . H, Thomson, N. Malcolm, M. Jackson, D, Findlay Tuesday, Feb. 22-- H. Bathie 1, B, Beare 12 H. Green 6, H. Hadden 8 C. Martyn 12, I Mitchell 3 R. Mitchell 5, M, McCoy 11 Wednesday, Feb, 23-- D. Beare 4, A. Dawson 7 J. Howsam 8, 'M. Panabaker 10° M. Snooks 7, H. Thomson 8 Tuesday, Feb. 29th-- 1. Mitchell 5, M, McCoy 7 C. Martyn 7, R. Mitchell 8 B. Beare 3, H, Hadden 12 H. Bathie 7, H, Green 3 Wednesday, March 1-- M. Snooks 7, M. Panabaker 5 D. Beare 12, H. Thomson 5 A. Dawson 4, J. Howsam .6 Bowling MEN"S TUESDAY "NIGHT BOWLING . Spitfires ............. 26 . Long Horns ........ 24 . S.0. Bees ........... «21 . Better Sports 14. . Beavers ................ -11 . Aces .......... 9 H.S.--Doug Scott 289 H.T.--Doug Scott 726 DOORN 'H.S.W.H.--John. 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