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eae Seniors '73 COSSA basketball champs Port Perry High School's basketball team won the Central Ontario Secondary School Association (COSSA) double A senior boys basketball championship March 10. This is the first year Port has played in this league. Last year the local boys won the Georgian Bay Secondary School Association champ- ionship. In the first playoff game Port Perry defeated a strong Belleville Quinte team 80 - 72. Belleville tried to physically dominate the game without avail. Port fell behind 10 points in the first quarter due to strong outside shooting by Belleville, but by the half way mark our boys were up two points. Jim Zoet got 18 rebounds in the game. Laurie Naam: got 9 assists and Roland Skinner got 6. Altogether Jim Zoet scored 48 points and Laurie Wil- liams got 25, 24 of them in the first half of the game. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME In the final game Port Perry downed Centennial High School from Belleville 78 - 55. Port was in command from the beginning, but did not really break out until the last quarter. Jim Zoet got 23 rebounds and a total of 49 points, Roland Skinner and Steve Cochrane had 7 assists each. Laurie Williams chalked up 11 points., Throughout the day Roland Skinner, Laurie Williams and Steve Cochrane did an excellent job of bringing the ball up the court and getting it to Port Perry High School's resident giant Jim Zoet. Port Perry now advances to the All Ontario double A golden ball finals to be held March 20 to 22. Midgets lead series Grant Menzies Hornets travelled to Lakefield on Wednesday night and were defeated 9 to 2 to even the series at a game apiece. Lakefield took a early lead in the first period with 3 goals before the Hornets started to check and hit but couldn't KAWARTHA HOCKEY SCHOOL BOYS 8 - 16 Kinsmen-Civiec Centre Arena Peterborough, Ontario Chief Instructor - Roger Neilson, Coach, Peterborough Petes Assisted by N.H.L.,, AHL. & Jr. "A" Hockey Stars Weekly sessions July 30 through August 24, 1973 Application forms available at Recreation Office, City Hall. 'Peterborough slow down the Lakefield team and as a result game little protection to Best in goal and they built up the big score to win the game. Grant Menzies Hornets played at home on Sunday night and played one of their better games of the year with everybody giving a full effort to defeat Lakefield 5 to 2 to take a 2 to 1 lead in the series with the 2 remaining games to play in Lakefield on March 13 and 15th. The first period both teams played a close checking game till Phoenix connecting for the Hornets with Rod Campbell and Bronson assisting to take the lead at the end of the first period. The second period the Hornets got two more goals with Bronson scoring with Phoenix and Campbell assisting then Abraham from Golding to take the lead at 3 to 0 going into the third period. The third period the pols ro this is a top quality product | containing 25% protein and 9% fat. It's medicated with 100 gms of Aureomycin and 100 gms of Terramycin per ton, which together assist in the prevention of calf scours. So don't waste any time. Go to your local Shur-Gain dealer and ask him about Calflac. You'll know it by the blue and white bag! ow pe lower-priced Lk yw To meet the rising costs of milk powders, we have partially replaced them with alternative sources of protein, in order to give you high quality nutrition at a more economical price. Economical because a 50 1b bag does exactly the same job as 500 Ibs of whole milk which could be sold for between $20-$30. That's some saving. And remember, Lan. Wallace Marlow Co. Limited BLACKSTOCK, ONT. -- PHONE 986-4201 Novice tied in play-offs Malmont Farms Novice opened the Zone Finals in Uxbridge last Friday night and were defeated by a score of 3-2. The Greenshirts had many opportunities both early and late in the game but were unable to capitalize on them. Scoring for Port were Wilbur from Parker and Brown, and Menzies unassisted. Back home Monday night the boys played a fast, close-checking game winn- ing by a score of 4 - 3. Scoring for Port Perry. Back home Monday night the boys played a fast, close-checking game winn- ing by a score of 4 - 3. Scoring for Port Perry were Brown unassisted, Menzies from Tully, Durward from Men- zies, and Durward from Menzies. The third game of the best of five series will be played in Uxbridge on Wednesday, March 14th (to-night) at 8 p.m. The boys are providing some real fine hockey so come on out and cheer them on. House League Novice Lions 5; White Feather Farms 1. Carriere with 3 and Healy with 2 scoring for Lions. Wouters scoring for White Feather Farms. Lake Scugog Lumber 7, Keith Real Estate 2. An- drews and Alexander each with two, Shaw, Ansman Griffin with singles for Lake Scugog Lumber. Ashmore with two for Keith Real Estate. Pee Wee In the first game of Pee Wee Playoffs, Flamingo Pastries defeated Frank Real Estate by a score of 10 - 3. A hatrick by Geer, a double by Lee and singles by Gibson, Freeman, Flielier, (continued on page 18) Lakefield team cut the lead with two quick goals by Flager and Reddick only to have the Hornets get goals from Litt with Christie assisting and Bronson with his second goal of the game with Jobb assisting to win. 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Standings-- Pears .... ..... 59 Peaches ......... ..... .. 51 Grapefruits ............ 50 Apples ....... 48 Bananas ...........e.. 46 Nectarines ..... ..... .. 44 Oranges ............. 40 Cherries .............. 32 Plums .............. .. 27 Melons ............. .. 26 Limes... ........... .... 25 Lemons ................ 33 LADIES AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY BOWLING High Triple: Sue Fowler - 642 High Single: Sue Fowler 261, 227; Other 200 games: Diane Davies 226, Vera Brown 226, Marg Vehof 221, Inger Annerud 218; Nancy Bryans 205. Standings-- Cougars .....co.ceswns 43 LIONS ov sv rminene. 38 Panthers .............. 33 Leopards .............. 27 TIZOIS ....oenwvcecsess 24 17); : + {tn 24 Chemicals SCUGO Port Perry, Ont. When you can stay "Cool as a Cucumber" in your own SCUGOG POOL In-Ground Vinyl Lined Pools Above Ground Pools Jacuzzi Filtration Equipment 22 Shapes & Sizes To Choose From LET US HELP PLAN YOUR POOL NOW!" - (No Obligation) LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: F. 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