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| HOUSE LEAGUE NOVICE Scugog Realty defeated Kinsmen Club 3-1. Scoring for Scugog was Pratt with a hat trick. Scoring for Kins- men was Stevenson assisted by Durham. Trans General Store downed Emiels Place 5-1. Scoring for Trans were Fow- ler and Lee each with two and Dempsey with the single. Assists going to Lee, Dempsey and I. Dickson each with one. Scoring for Emiels was Kingston assist- ed by Samells. ATOM Lions Club-lost to U.A.W. 2-1. Scoring for UAW. was Systma assisted by A. Boumeister and Systma assisted by Ginn. Scoring for Lions was Ferguson unas- sisted. Swamp Auto Body beat Lake Scugog Lumber Kings 7-2. Scoring for Swamp Auto Body with Lee with a hat trick, Oosterman with two and Johnstone with two. Assists going to Oosterman and Stapley. Scoring for Lake Scugog were Brierley assisted by Bryant and Sillen assisted by Brierley. PEE WEE Wes Lane shut-out Bolton Carpentry 8-0 in the first game. Newlove, Mikkelson and Ausman scored two each for Wes Lane with Grieves and Healy scoring singles. Wilson chalked up the shut- out for Wes Lane. Frank Real Estate downed Glen Vallic Sod 5-1. Kroon- enberg led Frank with a pair, also scoring for Frank were Gould Treen and Rich- ard with sirigles. Scoring the only goal for Glen Vallie was M. Jeffery. BANTAM Cochranes Trotters battled with Ballard Lumber to a 4-1 win. Williams and Fedyk both scored a pair. Freeman scored the lone goal for Ballard. Fedyk played an excellent game with two goals and one assist for Cochranes Trotters. Peels Chix in a very rough game came out on top of Emmerson Insurance 6-3. Morris and Alexander each INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Inveslments 5 Years INTEREST is payable half yearly or may be left to compound INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry h Telephone 985-7306 "SRR Pee Wees defeat Bobcats still Oshawa team Wednesday, November 20, the Legion Pee Wee's scored a 7 to 4 victory in an exhibition game on home ice against the Country Strings from Oshawa. Port took a 3to 0 lead in the first, period and were never behind as the teams each scored twice in the final two periods. Scoring for Port were Bur- nett with four, Storry, And- rews and Potts one each. Picking up assists were Brown and Wilbur two, Storry. Potts and Johnson one each. Friday. November 22nd - In a league game at Ux- bridge. _the Legionnaires came out on the short end of a 3to0score. Port had very few good scoring opportun- ities and were unable to capitalize on the chances they had. Penalties also hurt us as we played better than the equivalent of one period scored a pair for Peels with singles going to McCallum and Watson. Freeman scor- ed two for Emmerson with Bower scoring singles. short handed At this point in the season, the Legionaires are just not playing up to their potential as a team. One of the few bright spots was the play of Brown who was moved up from the defense to play left wing and was easily the best man on the ice. Durward and Robinson on defence and Myers in goal also turned in solid efforts. On Sunday, November 24th in an exhibition game at Unionville, the Legionaires were defeated 5 to 3. Unionville pretty well con- trolled the first two periods of play and early in the third period built up their lead to 4 to 0. Port finally got back in the game in the third period rapping in two goals in twenty-two seconds. Scoring plays were Bur- nett from Brown and Potts, and Brown from Burnett and Potts. Unionville came right bake to score and increase their lead to three goals. Menzies on a solo effort potted the final goal to complete the scoring for the night. : undefeated On Thursday, November 21, the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 Team hosted the Stouffville Club and were lucky to tie Stouff- ville four all. Nobody seem- ed to be interested in the game with Ritchie Lefort being the strongest player % for the Bobcals. Greg Ray with two, N. Nicastro and Jim Grove with singles scored for Stouffville who played a very strong game through all three periods. Robert Evans, Ritchie Le- fort, Stuart Cochrane and Parry Page scored for the sobcats. Port Perry 8, Uxbridge 1 I'riday, November 22, the Murray. Williams Bobcats 'Midget 2 team travelled to Uxbridge and picked up a eight to one victory. This game was the very opposite of Thursday night against Stouffville with all the boys working hard. Gordon Hintze and Sean Taylor with two, Kevin Mar- tens, Bill Bridge, Stuart Cochrane and Robert Evans with singles did scoring for the Bobcats with Allan Car- ruthers scoring for Ux- bridge. The Bobcats next game is THE TOT SELF- DEFENSE SYSTEM PORT PERRY KARATE CLUB ; oe '60™ for 6 MONTHS Cost: *15% for 1 MONTH '36" for 3 MONTHS *100 for 1 YEAR Registration For Beginners on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3,1974 at 7:30 P.M. R. H. Cornish Public School PORT PERRY STAR -- wednesday, Nov. 27, 1974 -- 27 LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE Ww ite. T... . PTS. Rockbrun Movers 6 1 0 12 Central Hotel 1 2 1 9 Port Perry IGA 3 2 2 8 Ponty Pool 4 3 0 8 Bethany 2 4 1 5 Utica 0 7 0 0 N r Smits Sport Utica Auto Cawkers Whitby Brians Coulters PORT PERRY BROOMBALL ASSOCIATION Ww | T PTs 1 0 1 9 3 0 2 8 3 2 i} 6 2 2 1 5) 1 4 0 2 0 Bb) 0 0 OPP seek assistance Ontario Provincial Police in Lindsay recently seized thirty-three head of cattle from a pasture farm in Mariposa Township. These valuable cattle had been obtained by means of false pretences and rustling from Livestock Sales Barns and farms throughout Thursday, November 28 at 7:30 p.m. when they host the Uxbridge club. So come and cheer on some exciting hockey. Classes Every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 - 9:30 in School Sym, ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR: DAVE IVENS (Top Student of David Manara) INSURUCTOR: SENSEI DAVID MANARA 3rd DEGREE BLACK BELT TRAINED IN JAPAN WITH WORLD'S BEST HEAD INSTRUCTOR OF RYERSON KARATE CLUB, TORONTO (Largest University Club in Canada) MEMBER OF COACHES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA MEMBER OF JAPAN KARATE-DOH FEDERATION AND WORLD UNION KARATE-DOH ORGANIZATION TORONTO DIRECTOR OF WADO-FUY KARATE ASSOCIATION WINNER OF MANY TOP KARATE AWARDS AND CHOSEN TOP UNIVERSITY BLACK BELT BY SPORTS CANADA 1973-74 9 YEARS KARATE EXPERIENCE LJ Ontario. A number have been returned to their owners, including one anim- al worth almost $10,000. Police said eight Here- fords, eight Charolais and seven cross-bred Charolais Remain unidentified. Any- one who has lost cattle, fitting this description, under questionable circum- stances should contact their nearest Ontario Provincial Police detachment or call Lindsay OPP Detachment at (705) 324-6741. For Information -- CALL -- DAVE 1-923-4016 or Club Secretary Karen Taylor 985-2494