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Sutton" playing a fast skating, good passing game, took a commanding 4 - 1 lead on goals by Bryan Mac- Donald, Perry Lang and Len Walker. Neil McLaughlin from Glenn McCoy and Paul Curtis closed out the second period with the local boy behind 4 - 2. Bryan MacDonald with his second goal of the game for Sutton appeared to have put the game out of reach, but the Flamingos playing their best period of the season, caught five and with Cal _ Cochrane scoring two goals and Randy Hall with his second of the night, set the stage for an exciting finish. Ron Cooper's goal for Sutton at the 14 minute mark of the third period, sent the Sutton Club into the Watch for this colourful brochure now being delivered to your home. Check the 40 pages of great Gift Suggestions for the whole family. Shop in person or from the comfort of your own home. The friendly store in the Oshawa Centre final minute leading 6 - 5. Coach Ivan Luke's gamble with six forwards and a empty net, payed-off when Ted Prentice scored from a scramble in front of the Sutton goal at 19.34 with assists going to Cal Cochrane and Randy Hall A crowd of over 250 fans cheered the Flamingo's as they left the ice following the game for a good effort and a well earned point. Thursday, November 30th the undefeated Cobourg Cougers come to town to play the local team, and on Sunday, December 3rd, Port Hope Jrs. make their first appearance of the year, with both games starting at 8:15 p.m. Come out and watch an exciting and entertaining brand of hockey at the local arena. Legion 11 Whitby 1 By Don Hurst The Port Perry Legion hockey team are determined not to lose any more hockey games. Last Friday, the Legion team defeated Whitby 11 - 1 in Port Perry. Mike Healey, Billy Owen, and Peter Lane each scoed two goals. | In another game, Ux- bridge Pee Wees had to come from behind to tie the Legionnaires, who took an early lead of 3-0. Newton put Uxbridge back in the game by scoring twice in the second period. Peter. Lane, Paul Gibson, and Robert Baird all connected for Port Perry. Baird and Lane each picked up assists, along with Robby Parker, Don Taylor, Scott Wilbur and Steven Mcintyre. Next week West Rouge will be here and on Thursday night Port Perry plays in Stouffville. Juveniles down Uxbridge in two encounters The Grieve's Gulf boys downed Uxbridge last Thursday night 8 - 5. It was Don Phinney from Gary Lefort to open the scoring. Lefort scored the second from Dale Bronson and Tom Tenneyson. Aldred for Uxbridge scored to end 1st period. In the second period it was Lefort from Bob Young and Bronson. Gary Shill from . Jamie McNab and Dave Jackson. Lefort came through with a hat-trick with assist going to Bronson and Rick Prosser. Bronson from Lefort for the 4th goal of this period before Klannan score Uxbridge second. In the third period it was Young from Bronson and Lefort fo open the period then Phinney with his second of the night from Shill. Aldred, Lennox and Klannan finished the 'scoring in this period for Uxbridge. There were 14 penalties in this game; 8 for Port Perry, 6 for Uxbridge. Sunday last the Juveniles Gulf Boys visited Uxbridge to end their series until play-offs and came home with a 6 - 3 win. It was Tom Tenneysen from Bob Young to open the season. Then Lawles and Lennox scored for Uxbridge to end the 1st period. In the second it was the Gulf Boys as they scored 3 unanswered goals. Lefort picked up two goals with assists going to Bronson and Young. Young picked up the third with Bronson picking up another assist. In the third it was Bronson getting 2 with assists going to Tennysen, Lefort and Pros- ser. Aldred for Uxbridge "closed out the scoring in this one. Ten penalties, 5 to Port Perry and 5 to Ushiidge. 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