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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1972 Juveniles play six games winners in 3, loser in 3 After playing Newcastle on December 7th and losing 3 0 the Port Perry Grieve's Gulf Boys travelled on December 8th to Mooretown near Sarnia for their annual Juvenile Tournament. The 1st game was played Saturday morning at 8 a.m. The team they played was Glenwood a suburb of Chica- go and won 4 - 2. After a slow start Jamie McNab opened the scoring in the third period. Gary Schill, Dave Jackson and Gary Lefort scoring the others. Assists went to Cal Cochrane with two and Prosser, Phin- ney, Tennyson, Jeffrey. There were 9 penalties to P.,P. and 6 to Glenwood. In the second game at 9 p.m., Alymer meet the Grieve Gulf Boys and came out the victors with a 7 - 5 victory with one boy scoring all 5 goals for Aylmer. Scoring in this game by Dale Bronson with 2 and Cal Cochrane with 2. Gary Shill, Bob Young and Dave Jack- son got one each. Assist Larry Jackson with 3, Le- - fort, Cochrane, McNab, Jef- frey and Phinney. Then on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 the boys meet Ridgetown and lost a hard game 4 - 3. The statistics were not available for this game as Don Phinney was taken to Sarnia for stiches and left shortly after the game was over. Tuesday, last week the boys played Stouffville at Stouffville and lost 4 - 1. Then Flamingos Flamingo Pastries Juniors after suffering a 6-2 defeat by Oak Ridges on Monday evening, bounced back to defeat the Port Hope Pant- hers 6 - 5 in the Panther's home rink. ® O.HA. LAKESHORE JUNIOR "c" e HOCKEY OAK RIDGES Vs. PORT PERRY FLAMINGOS THURSDAY, DEC. 28th, 1972 At Port Perry Arena. Game Time 8:15 All Public School Children and under ADMITTED FREE HELMETS from as low as $15.95 GOGGLES Thursday night was another bad night so Sunderland downed the boys 5 - 3. : Then ori Sunday night, the Grieves Gulf Boys enter- tained Newcastle at home and came out witha 2- 0 win. Goals in the 1st period by Larry Jackson with Rick Prosser and Dale Bronson assisting. Then in the 3rd period it was_Bill Jeffrey from Robt. Stephens and Jamie McNab. The boys will have no games for two weeks as their "next game will be at New- castle on January 4, 1973. BOWLING LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Triple: Ethel Lafontaine - 600 High Single: ' Merle St. John - 239 Over 200 games: Merle St. John 239; Shirley Cummings 234; Millie Ives' 229; Gerri Langille 226; 200, Nancy Bryans 215; 209; Ethel Lafontaine 211; Pat Lovering 209; 203; "Glady Mahaffy 207; Diane Fewer 206. " Standings-- Lions ............... .....59 Tigers... ........ 49 Leopards ............. . .. 46 Lynx ..................... 34 Panthers ...... .. .. fiisne 23 Cougars .............. .. 20 upset Port Hope Lead by Glen McCoy's two goals and three assists the local Juniors scored 4 un- answered third period goals for a excellant comeback and good team effort. Port Hope opened a 4 - 1 lead in the second period on goals by Bob Thickson, Gary Rowe, Bernie Davis and Ray Burns with Shawn Lackie replacing for the Flamingos. Glen McCoy's goal at 19:55 set the stage for the big comeback and victory. John Montague, Harold Fair, Bob Wineck and Glen McCoy with his second of the night completed the scoring. The next home game for House Pee Wee Monday, Frank Real Estate defeated Flamingo Pastries 4 - 2. Scoring for Frank were Kroonenberg, Faylor, Canning and Ash- more. Flamingos goals were scored by Frances and Hamilton. Saturday, Stone Real Estate and the Legion team battled to a two all tie. * Morris scored both Legion : ) * _ SNOWBLOWER BOOTS Men's & Ladies $10.95 SNOWMOBILE TRACKS some models for as low as... $69.95 from as low aso. $6.95 GAS LINE DE-ICER 3 for 95c. or 49c. ea. case 12 $3.40 STARTING FLUID 75c¢. per can or case of 12: $6.95 Ts S12 $1.25 STARTING FLUID can 40/1 OIL case of 12 or 98c. per can $8.65 RED X 8 oz. can 75¢ CASTROL OIL case of 12 $10.80 for snowmobiles or $1.25 can - SNOWMOBILE SNOW FLAPS each .. SNOWMOBILE MIRRORS ea. FACE MASKS "each BLANKETS - 72" x 90" 'Hudson Bay Type each. WRENCH SETS for snowmobiles set $3.75 $2.35 $8.95 $9.85 SPRAY PAINT can $1.39 in all colours for snowmobiles . WINDSHIELD SOLVENT Pre-mixed gal. SNOWMOBILE SKIIS fits all machines pr. .. SNOWMOBILE SHOCKS complete a. MANY MORE PARTS & ACCESSORIES FOR AUTO OR SNOWMOBILES AT REDUCED PRICES i 20" TORO 14" TORO SNOW PUP i S895 $2295 || Redes $9975 PORT PERRY AUTO SUPPLY 146 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO -- 985.2347 goals while Hope and Bower socred for Stone. Club Annerene downed Bolton Carpentry 3 - 2 is a close game. Reese and Kane score for Bolton. Robertson scored two for Stone while . Oxley scored the other. Bantam Friday Zering Pontiac downed Peel's Chicks 9-1. - McQuade scored a hat trick and Prosser. scored a pair. Singles went to McEnanney, Percy, Bronson and Olliffe. Williams scored Peels only goal. Bantam Legion downed Emmerson Insurance in a real close game. Kroonberg with a pair and Geer with one score for the legion. Bourgeois and Webb scored for Emmerson. Haines downed MLM 7 - 1. Beare VanS goy ard Mid- dleton éach seored-a pair for Haines. Eric Hatfield scored the other. Dave Podres scored the only goal for MLM. h Saturday, MLM defeated the Legion 5 - 4. Larmer scored a hat trick while Paul Litt scored two for MLM. " Koonenburg got a hat trick for the Legion while Van Weston scored a single. Haines Esso retained vic- tory over Zering Pontiac 4 - 2. Scoring for Haines were Vanshagen with a pair and Beare and Systmas 'with the Flamingos will be Thurs- day December 21st, when the tough Lindsay Lions come to 'town. The Christmas Eve game scheduled for December 24th with Port Hope has been cancelled and will be played at a later date. As a special Christmas gift for all the young hockey fans in the area, The Flamingo Hockey Club invites all public school students and under, to see the Thursday December 28th game with Oak Ridges free of charge, so come out and cheer the local Juniors in a fast and exciting hockey game. League singles. McMahon and Mec- Quade scored for Zerring. Peel's chicks just squeezed by Emmerson Insurance 4-3. Horten scoring three impor- tant goals while Francis scored the other. Webb, Blange and Knight were the. go-getters for Emmerson. LADIES MONDAY NIGITT BOWLING High Triple: et J. Emmerson 684; D. Wilson 684. High Single'; J. Emmerson 333. 600 Triples: J. Emmerson 684; D. Wilson 684; D. Phinney 657; D. Goreski 639; R. William- son 626; J. Walker 626; L. Huntington 621; B. Oke 624; C. Watts 617; N. Cornish 602; F. Venning 606. Singles 210 over: J. Emmerson 333; N. Cornish 275; F. Venning 267; D. Wilson 211, 247, 226. D. Lane 220; Renee Beare 228; D. Phinpey 244; M. Smits 231; D. Gibson 233; L. Huntington 224; J. Walker 216; M. DeJong 216; B. Evans; L. Carnegie 221; R. Williamson 210, 216, 216; C.' Watts 236; 219. G. Ballard 240; D. Goreski 229; 219. B. Oke 236; 210. D. Koch 233. Team Standings-- Pears .................... 12 Nectarines .............. 12 Cherries. ................. 12 Peaches ............ PER: Plums .................... 9 Lemons .................. 7 Apples .... ................ 6 Bananas ................. House League Hockey Tyke Kinsmen and Gulf battled toa 0 - 0 tie. Emiels shut out U.AW. 1 - 0, Phillip Bower scored the goal for Emiels with the assist going to Sean Cox. i Novice Lake Scugog Lumber de- feated Legion 3 - 2, Suther- "land scored two with Andrews .getting a single. Archibald scored both Leg- ion goals. Keith Real Estate and White Feather Farms bat- tled to a 4 - 4 tie. Bright scored a hat trick for White Feather Farms and Green scored a single. For Keith it was Wanninkhof and Kris- tensen each getting a pair. BENEFI HOCKE NHL O1d Timers Port Perry Kinsmen JAN.5, 1973 Adults $2.00 TICKETS AVAILABLE: FRIDAY, vs 8:00 p.m. PORT PERRY COMMUNITY ARENA Proceeds for new Childrens Playground in Port Perry DOOR PRIZES Beckers, Richards Beauty Studio, John Ross 985-3044, Bob F indlay 985-3360 Children $1.00 (Public School) * Grapefruits Oranges Melons... ...... USSR. Sui 2 "Limes Dec. 16, 1972 PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED LEAGUE Individual Scores -- Girls High Triple: Cathy Donnelly - 427 H.T.W.H. Kelli St. John - 509 High Single: Kelli St. John - 212 - H.S.W.H. Kelli St. John - 241 Boys -- Individual Scores High Triple: Kevin Walker - 415 H.T.W.H. Mile Yeomanson - 589 High Single: Doug Harris -221 Last Week High Triple: Denise Crawford - 508 H.T.W.H. Sandra Worr - 543 High Single: Denise Crawford - 220 H.S.W.H. Sandra Worr - 211 High Triple: Kevin Walker - 417 H.T.W.H. William Houthuys - 599 High Single: "William Houthuys - 185 H.S.W.H. William Houthuys - 185. Standings-- Bulldogs Fruitflies .............. 19 Alleycats Bullets TINKELE ...0oiveisnnnnin 13 Pintos.................. 12 Ladies Curling Curling Trophy Winners for 1st schedule: Hoppy Carnwith, Lillian Cook, Marg Powell, Ellen Gibson. Runners Up "a Ruth Mitchell, Shirley Lee, Muriel Fisher, Catherine Millar. EY