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EES SE ni Ay Ser 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974 PeeWees hand Stouffville first defeat Bantams win one league two exhibition games In an exhibition game on November 22, the Bantam "A's" defeated Brooklin- Whitby in a close game 4-3. Scoring for Port was Mark Lee from Peter Lane. Bill Owen picked up two goals one assisted by Dave Cham- hers, the other. unassisted. Steve McIntyre scored from Jay Adams and Tim Kane. On November 26, the Ban- tam's continued their league games, this one against West Rouge, which they lost 2-1, but as the referees made such a fiasco out of the game, the team should have come home with a tie. Scoring for Port was Mark Lee from Scott Wilbur and Peter Lane. 'on November 27, Stouff- ville Bantams came to Port, this was a fast and exciting game which Port came out gn top 54. . Scoring for Port were Peter Lane with two goals, PLUMBING one assisted by Mark Lee, the other unassisted. Mike Hamilton also picked up two markers, one assisted by Peter Lane, the other assisted by Rob Greiner and Bill Owen. Then Rob Greiner scored with an assist from Mike Hamilton. In a return exhibition game with Brooklin-Whitby on December 1, Port Perry put a good passing game together and came up with an 84 win. Scoring for Port were Danny Taylor, Mike Healey and Peter Lane each with 2 goals. Bill Owen had a goal and an assist. Tim Kane with a goal and two assists. Mark Lee had five assists, Steve McIntyre and Dave Cham- bers had one assist each. Come and see these boys on home ice, December 4 at 9:00 p.m. - HEATING QUALITY WORKMANSHIP ". PHONE 985-2581 ART PETROZZI When you come to see the Science Right now you can visit Toronto inexpensively . . . you can discover the fabulous world at the Science Centre, and enjoy Toronto's many unique attractions. The Lord- Simcoe is offering a 2 night special for two at a total cost of $69.90, Special subject to advance registra- S tion. It includes deluxe at Toronto' accommodation, dinner at Wy the famous Captain's Table, complete with a welcoming refreshment, conti- nental breakfast each morning. A bus id tour of Toronto is optional. You : CO the Lord Simcoe, where Hotel ® will enjoy Toronto more at hospitality is a tradition. Free overnight parking from 6:00 p m + 8:3 See your travel agent or contact us: 150 King Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. Operated by Berkeley International Hotels Ltd, Friday, November 29th, on home ice the Legion Pee Wee's scored a 5 to 4 victory over Stouffville to hand them their first defeat of the season in league play. For the Legionaires the first two periods were pos- sibly the best two periods of hockey they have played this winter. Port completely dominated the first two periods and built up a 4 to 0 lead. They let up in the third period and were outscored by the opposition to the tune of 4 to 1. Ports goal in the third period was a softie. The Stouffville goaltender elected to take a wild swing at the puck with his stick only to miss and have the puck slide between his legs into the net. Stouffville also counted a bizarre goal in this period when a shot was deflected high into the air, at the blueline, landing in front of the net and bouncing by the goaltender. Leading the way, offen- sively, for the Legionaires was the Brown, Burnett, Potts line. The five man defense core of Storry, Par- ker, Jobb, Robinson and Sandison played a good game as did Myers in goal. House League Hockey NOVICE Friday night, Tran's Gen- eral Store edged out Scugog Realty by a score of 1-0. Scoring the only goal in the game was Lee unassisted for Trans. Friday night Kinsmen Club defeated Emiels Place 2-0. Scoring for Kinsmen were Ferguson unassisted and Daustel unassisted. Saturday, Tran's General Store beat Emiel's Place 1-0. Scoring for Trans was Dempsey unassisted. Saturday, Scugog realty downed Kinsmen Club 3-2. Scoring for Scugog was Pratt with a hat trick with an assist going to VanHarlem. Scoring for Kinsmen were Stevenson unassisted, and Daustel unassisted. ATOM Saturday U.A.W. and Lake Scugog Lumber Kings fought to a 2-2 tie. Scoring for U.A.W. was Lane with the two both unassisted. Scoring for Lake Scugog was English unassisted, and English assisted by Brisnt. Saturday, Swamp Auto Body lost to Lions Club 2-1. Scoring for Lions were Menzies assisted by Van- schagen and Ferguson assis- ted by Real. Scoring for Swamp Auto Body was Lee assisted by Williams. Stouffville defeats Atoms Malmont Farms Atoms hosted the Howard Johnson Minor Atoms from Oshawa in an exhibition game on Wednesday, November 27th. The final score was:.two to two. Scoring for Port was Paul Storry with one goal and one assist, and Bob Horton with one goal and one assist. The Malmont Farms gang played a good game but penalties were the downfall of the team as both Oshawa Goals were scored while there were shorthanded. The Malmont boys {ravel- led to Stouffville on Friday, November 29 and were soundly beaten by the score of four to zip. Only one penalty was called in the game and that went to Port.' The only comment that can be made about the game INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Inveslinents 10- 5 Years INTEREST is payahle half yearly oi may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 is that every team comes up with a poor game once a year, and it's good to get it out of the system early in the year. There is plenty of talent on the team and it will only be a short time before they put it all togethere. Next home game is on Friday, December 6, at 8:00 p-m. against Stouffville. LYNX II 340cc Twin x Dodge CHRYSLER Dodge Trucks | |sALES/SERVICE 268 RUEELN STREET CORY TARID HEVROLET € ~ OLDSMOBILE Saturday, November 30th, the Legionaires travelled to Pickering where they defeat- ed the local squad 8 to 0. Franssen and Myers split the goaltending to earn the teams first shutout of the season. Durward actually Bobcats 5 On Thursday, November 28, at 7:30 p.m., the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 team hosted the Uxbridge club and came up with a five to one victory. The Bobcats held the lead all the way through the game and if it hadn't been for the outstanding goaltending of Danny Kennedy of Uxbridge, the score could have been much higher. Robert Evans, Richard Goris, Colin Asselstine, Mike preserved the shutout late in the game as he picked up a puck in the goal crease which had gotten by the goaltender and was sliding towards the goal line. The Legionaires domin- ated this game throughout. Uxbridge 1 McQuade, and Larry Page did the scoring for the Bob- cats with Garry Stiner being the only scorer for Uxbridge. The next game for the Bobcats is Thursday, Dec- ember 5 at 7:30 p.m. when they host the Beaverton club for the first time. 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