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Christie leads F lamingos to win over Bowmanville Port Perry Flamingo Pastries Juniors split two games this past week as they trounced Bowmanville Red Eagles 94 in Uxbridge on Thursday evening and then suffered their first loss of the season as they dropped a 64 game to the league leading Lindsay Muskies. The Flamingo's were fly-- ing on Thursday night in * Uxbridge as they completely dominated the Bowmanville Club and out shot them 34 - 28. Doug Christie was the top marks man with a big three goal effort, while Bob Mar- quis and Rick Campbell had . two a piece with Bernie Aldred and Dave Jobb get- ting single goals. Dave Tabb had two goals for the visitors in a losing effort. . HOME HEAT KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 983 - 7005 | 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY Wayne Cordingly played wellin goal for the Port team and-made several key saves when the Red Eagles did get thejrscoring chances. This game was marred by a wild brawl with three _ minutes left in the game as Steve Craig of the Flamingos tangled with Glenn Rice, and Bob Marquis squared off with the Bowmanville' tough guy" Dave Tabb. Many of the fans at the game felt the officials were slow at inter- vening, and this brawl could have been avoided with alert officiating. On Sunday, the Lindsay Trent Muskies came to town and handed the Flamingos their first loss of the young season 6-4. The Flamingos never got PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. e Trenching ° Excavating oe Custom Built Homes - 40 Russett Ave. - Oshawa, Ont. 723-1030 . untracked in this game and the well coached Lindsay squad dominated most of the game. Robin Kydd, Larry Elson, Bernie Aldred and Rich Campbell scored for Port Perry while Steven Richardson had three for Lindsay. ! This coming Sunday, the Frankford Huskies play in - Port Perry with game time 8:15 P.M. The Huskies are a much improved team over last season and this should be another good hockey game. © FLAMINGOS | SPORT SHORTS The Flamingos are having a busy week as they played Lindsay on Sunday night and travelled to Cobourg on Mon- day. They play in Sutton this Friday and host Frankford on Sunday. Rob Ashenhurst, the young Flamingo defenseman suff- ered a nineteen-stitch gash to his neck in a collision during the Bowmanville game. He will miss several games, but "Red" Reeves, an Uxbridge boy, made his first appearance on Sunday and played well. He should help when the going gets rough. Dave Hill, also, played in his first game on Sunday night after sitting out a two-game suspension for an exhibition game "hassle" with a referee. Big things are expected from Dave on the offense as he is a fine rushing defenseman. Larry Elson was brought up from the Port Perry Midgets for the week-end games and scored his first goal against Lindsay. NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING \ DANCE PARTY etc. call 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) ES CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR "C" FRANKFORD HUSKIES VS S Port Perry Flamingos SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27th + Port Perry Arena GAME TIME 8:15P.M. Come on out and cheer the Flamingos to . victory. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1974 -- 27 Home go's. * MEET T Flamingo PASTRIES Lip ANDY LITT "Andy lives in Port Perry and played his minor hockey in Port Perry. He plays right wing. This is Andy's first year with the Flamin- HE FLAMINGOS * 0 Flamingo PASTRIES LTD DOUG CHRISTIE Doug lives a | _N plays right wing and was goal scorer last year. R.R. 4, Port Perry and played his minor hockey for Port Perry. - He is back with the Junior's for his second year. Doug the top Sr. football team loses by touchdown By Linda Pacilla On Friday, October 11, the Port Perry Junior football team put up a tough struggle against Oshawa Catholic High School. Early in the first quarter, Ken Bryant opened the scor- ing, putting Port ahead 6-0. The lead was maintained until late in the second quarter, when, with about 40 seconds left, Oshawa Catho- lic, in two plays went all the way from their own 40 yard line. The convert was good to give Oshawa the lead 7-6. In the third quarter, the Oshawa Club cashed in on Port fumbles and increased the lead to 14-6. Again, in the * fourth quarter, Port's faulty pass coverage, resulted in Oshawa's third touchdown. Despite Oshawa's substan- tial lead, they did not win the game easily. With 3 minates left to go, the Port Club really put on the pressure. A hand-off to Colin Wack- ett moved Port to within five yards of a touchdown. A second handoff to Wackett, by Gordon Hintze gave Port the major. Port faked the convert and Ken Bryant ran it in for the additional two points. The pressure did not let up. When the final whistle Port downed by Pickering By Linda Pacilla > On Friday, October 11, the Port Perry Senior football team met the well-disciplin- ed, powerful Pickering club who remain undefeated in regular season play. For awhile it looked like Port would upset Pickering and at half-time, the Red- men led 12-7. However, despite an amazing tough struggle on Port's part, the game was dropped 20-12. Scott Howsam broke around the left end and sprinted thirty yards for Port's first touchdown. Rick VanWeston intercepted a Pickering pass and rushed forty yards to the Pickering - end zone to boost the score. John Scott showed increas- 'ing poise in his second game as quarterback. On defense, Andy Litt, Bruce McClaurin, Scott All- ward, Gary Baker and Earle Barr kept the pressure on in a superb fashion. sounded, Port was within two yards of scoring again. 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