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*soundly ah ,4 8 rs x \/ A WIS $ . 4 y [od Wf *s 4 | LSAT) LTE ER TTR RE SAR Bantams defeat West Rouge Win Championship 3 consecutive years Port Perry Beare Motor Bantams have won the Lake- shore Bantam League Championship for the third consecutive year by defeat- ing West Rouge lin three straight games. On Monday, Feb. 18th the team travelled to West Rouge to open the series, and although they played poorly for two periods, rallied to earn a 5-3 victory. Phil Cochrane, Steve Jones, Kent Baird, Robert Evans and Larry Elson scored for the winners. On Wednesday, Feb. 20, the Bantams returned to the ome rink for the second game and played one of their best games of the year and trounced West Rouge 13 to 2. Kent Baird had a big night with four goals, while singles went to Ed Olson, Larry Elson, Robert Evans, Stu Cochrane, Robert Baird, Steve Jones and Phil Coch- rane with two. On Friday, February 22 the two teams played the third game and this proved to-be the most exciting game of the series as the game went into overtime before the Port Perry team scored 3 goals to win 8-5. The Bantams again start- ed very slowly and played poor hockey as the West Rouge Club held a 3 to 1 lead in the second period, but the local club battled back and tied the game and forced overtime before winning it. Phil Cochrane lead the scoring with 2 goals with singles going to Ed Olson, Stu Cochrane, Colin Wackett and Mike M'Quade. Robert Evans had two goals in this game including 'the winning goal. This was (NEED MUSIC? "call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) Peters Platters This offer good Monday, Large Bottle Of Coca Cola with every PIZZA purchased Tuesday and Wednesday until further notice. (You pay only 10c. deposit on bottle.) e Economical Take-Out eo Prompt Delivery Phone 085-7151 151 Queen Street -- the third straight game that Robert had scored the win- ning goal. Doug Larmer played the three strong games in goal for the local team and made numerous hard efforts at important times for a good effort. One of the big surprises during this series was the fine play of Mike Healey on defence. His strong perfor- mance teamed with Ed Ol- son and the other pairing of Scott Wilbur and Larry Elson made this pretty tough for the West Rouge forward. The Port Perry Bantams now play the Eastern Ont. Winners from Lakefield with the series expected to start on Thursday. So for exciting action come down to our local arean. (3 ry The N.H.L. Oldtimers will be playing in the Port Perry Arena this Sunday as part of the C. of C. Winter Carnival.' McCormick, Cal Back Row: Rob Robertson, John Gardner. Middle Row: Aggie Kukulowicz, Brian McFarlane, lke -Hildibrand, Art Carnival time is here Rest in bed, drink plenty of fluids, and take aspirin, may well be the prescription needed to get over this weekend. ' The C of C Winter Carnival gets under way this Friday evening with a skating party and a dance. and never lets up until when a Sports Dinner Emiels Place will honour the' N.H.L. Oldtimers who will be playing Sunday afternoon in the local arena. One event has been can- celled from the schedule of events but another has been Sunday wy} added so there is still plenty to do for everyone from six to sixty. The logging camp supper advertised for Satur- day. March 2nd has been cancelled, but in its place has been added a new exci- ling event which has never been witnessed at any pre- vious local carnival. Al approximately 2:30, on Saturday, March 2nd, an air- plane will fly over Lake Scugog and two men will jump from the plane floating down to the lakefront by parachute. A refreshment booth set up in a large marquis tent, and Menzies Midgets win Lakeshore Championship On Monday, Feb. 18, Grant Menzies Midgets hosted Uxbridge in the third game of the best of seven series. Uxbridge held a 1 - 0 lead at the end of the first period on a goal scored by R. Ashen- hurst. However, from the second period on it was all Port Perry as they scored four Port Perry, Ont. unanswered goals winning the game 4 - 1. Scoring for Port Perry were J. Scott, unassisted; D Jobb assisted by G. Scott; J. Scott assisted by D. Jobb and G. Scott. S. Taylor scored the last goal assisted by J, Phoenix and J. Malcolm. The fourth and final game was played in Uxbridge on Friday, Feb. 22. Port Perry defeated Uxbridge" by a score of 4 - 3 in overtime. At the end of the first period Uxbridge led by a score of 1-0 on a goal by N. Evans. Uxbridge opened the scor- ing in the second period on a goal by W. Doherty. D. Jobb, assisted by J. Scott, nar- rowed the margin for Port Perry scoring a goal late in the second period. J.' Malcolm put Port Perry ahead early in the third period 'scoring two goals within 35 seconds, both goals coming on fine shots from the blue line. Port Perry maintained the lead throughout the third period, however, with only 2 seconds remaining in the game. I. Morrison tied the score for Uxbridge, forcing the game into overtime. D. Horton scored from a scramble in front of the net » at the 7:15 mark of the overtime period giving Port Perry a 4 - 3 win over Uxbridge. Menzie Midgets will now advance to the second round of the OMHA playoffs meet- ing a team from either Lakefield, Bancroft or Brighton. operated by the newly formed Kin-20 Club of Port Perry, will be open Friday evening and all day Satur- day. at the lakefront in front of the dock. The major events during the carnival will be the dance Friday night in the Lalcham Centre, activities on the lake all day Saturday. a dance in the Blackstock Rec. Centre, Saturday even- ing with music by Joey Van Quartet, the N.H.L. Oldtimer Hockey Game on Sunday and the Sports Dinner Sunday evening from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. Have a family outing this weekend and attend as many of the fun filled events as possible. Remember, it will be a whole year before you can do it again. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 27th, 1974 -- 21 oo "by ACY wk | i Smith, (Manager) Murray Henderson, Ivan Irwin, PE, Hugh Bolton, First Row: Jackie Hamilton, Pete ahi Conacher, Wally Stanowski, lvan Walmsley, Harry Pidnerny, Sid Smith, Harry Watson, John Lunau. Don't Miss Out On The "Fun and Action" 'LDTIMERS CofC NO-STARS Doors Open at 2:30 P.M. "SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd Port Perry Arena Adults $2.00 Public School Children *1.00 When it comes to winning i's fough to Beat We proved that at Eagle River, Wisconsin, by winning the 1974 World Championship Snow- mobile Derby. 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