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$4. £* * 3 AA . 8%," v Saad: 3s ban On RE "oN Forth aa PEE RSE AS RA LV "Juniors tie Bowmanville Port Perry Flamingo Pas- tries Juniors scored two third period powerplay goals to stage a comeback and gain a 5-5 tie with the "Red Eagles™ in Bowmanville, Sunday night. The Bowmanville club started fast and used their usual tactics of hitting and roughing every Flamingo in sight and dominated the first period. The Flamingos were fortunate to come out of the, period 2-2 on goals by Paul Hadden "and Bob" Young while Dave Tabb and Rory Gibbs scored for Bowman- ville. FLAMINGOS SPORT SHORTS The Flamingos have a busy weekend ahead as they host Sutton on Thursday night at Uxbridge Arena and they play in Frankford on Friday night and play a return game against the Huskies in Port Perry on 'Sunday. The Frankford Club are playing excellent hockey of late and only trail the top teams by a few points. This is an important home and home series for the Flamingos. The Lindsay Trent Mus- kies have "fired" coach Rick Purdy last week and have not won a game since losing' to Frankford and to Bow- manville. Andy Litt is again sporting a new cast on his injured thumb, but it didn't hurt his performance on Sunday in Bowmanville as he played his-usual rough game hitting every "Red Eagle" in sight. Dave Tabb the Bowman- ville "tough guy" had six- teen minutes in penalties on Sunday night, but the last two were costly as it allowed the Flamingos to tie the game. / In the second period the Flamingos started a little hitting and checking of their own, and a unassisted goal by Neil McLaughlin put them ahead and with a little more luck and some accur- ate shooting could have add- ed to their total but Bruce Osborne tied the score at 3-3 before the period ended. The Red Eagles scored two quick goals in the opening two minutes of the third period and the Flamingos seemed to be going down to a defeat, but Wayne Cordingly in goal for the juniors was then replaced by Barry Heard who played sensation- ally the remainder of the game and kept the home club off the score board. This seemed to give the Flamin- gos added incentive, and Coach Wayne Redshaw using four defencemen on his powerplay fought back for - the tie. . Steve Craig scored both third period goals for the Flamingos with Bob Young, Paul Hadden and Dave Hill all playing well-on the power- play with either Robin Kydd or Bob Marquis at centre. This tie was a big lift for Wheels win despite It's hard work to convince some players that unneces- sary penalties will mean bench work or worse! On Monday, December 2, the Toyota Wheels had their usual tough game with Port Hope and emerged the win- ners by a score of 6-4. However, the warning that the team received only a week before seemed to go right over the heads of a few players and as a result Port Perry had 40 minutes in penalties plus-a' game mis- conduct. Don Tran had six minutes in the second period and fourteen minutes in the third _for a total of twenty minutes. He also received a game misconduct for fighting in the penalty box. Tran was already serving a miscon- duct when Port Hope's Dave Monteith was given a high sticking penalty and struck Tran as he entered the box. It was Trans retaliation that earned him the extra mis- conduct. Monteith also had two misconducts in the game. Phil Cochrane picked up his third "hat trick' of the season with assists from Sean Taylor and Gord Scott with two each and Mike Adam with one. When you're ready for some real fun, see us. Rick Taylor added to his points with a goal and the assist going to Sean Taylor. Dave Harris scored from Robert Van Camp and Mike Adam scored his first goal of the season to finish off the scoring for the Wheels. As a result of the penalties in the Port Hope game, the Toyota team went with only two lines and manager Terry Edwards took over the coaching duties for the Saturday night game against Pickering. This time the penalties were not a factor in the game and Port Perry only picked up one in each period. The Wheels had little trouble with the Pickering team as they scored fourteen times. John Bourgeois played his first game in net for Port Perry and made some fine saves while allow- ing only two goals. The line of Horton, Jones and John Scott connected for fifteen points and Phil Coch- ranes line with Gord Scott the Flamingos as Bowman- ville have been on a hot streak and the local Juniors returned every 'body check', *"'highstick" and "elbow" thrown their way, something they haven't been doing lately. The next home games for the Juniors will be Thursday, December 12th at Uxbridge when the Sutton Rangers are the opposition, and, on Sun- day night, the Frankford Huskies will play the Fla- mingos in Port Perry. Game time for both games will be 8:15 p.m. penalties and Sean Taylor on the wings counted twelve points. John Scott led the team with four goals and four assists as a result of some pretty fancy stickhandling. Steve Jones played one of his best games to date and notched three goals and two assists. Centre-man, Dave Horton picked up two goals despite being out for part of the game as a result of a deep cup. over his eye. Gord Scott scored twice and had opportunities to notch a couple more but was foiled by the Pickering goalie. Sean Taylor, also, had a "hat trick" for the Wheels while Dave Harris who was playing on the defence scored a single. Rick Taylor, Jamie Malcolm and Rob Van Camp counted assists to round out the scoring for the Toyota team. The Wheels meet Whitby at home on Monday, Decem- ber 10 and travel to Don Beer Arena to play Bay Ridges on Thursday, December 12th. Juveniles defeat Uxbridge 4-2 Port Perry Juveniles went to Uxbridge on November 25th. Final score Port Perry 4. Uxbridge 2. We'll show you livelier machines. ERC ESE BC Only The Best TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service BLACKSTOCK, 986-4283 There was no scoring in the first period. Scoring in the second period were Kevin Hadley from Sean Taylor, and Doug Bronson from Jim Phoenix. In the third period, Port gol two more, Greg St. John from Doug Bronson and Jim Phoenix, and Sean Taylor from Doug Bronson. Ux- bridge scored two goals. On November 28th, Port Perry hosted Sunderland in an Exhibition game. Final score Port Perry 8, Sunder- land 3. In the first period, Sunder- land scored two goals and Port Perry one, by Kevin Hadley from Dale McQuade. Scoring in the second period were Kevin Hadley from Chris Durward, Greg St. John From Jim Phoenix and John Kane, and John Kane from Jim Phoenix. Sunder- "land answered with one goal. In the third period, Port Perry netted four goals, Dale McQuade unassisted, Allan Faux from Dale McQuade, Dale McQuade from Kevin Hadley and Greg St. John from Jerry Taylor. Thursday, December 5th, Pickering came to Port Perry. Final score Picker- ing 5, Port Perry 4. Pickering scored 3 unan- swered goals in the first period. In the second period, Port score two, Doug Bron- son from John Kane, and Sean Taylor from Kevin Hadley. Pickering picking up one goal. The third period saw goals by Kevin Hadley from Sean Taylor and Jerry Taylor, and, Dale McQuade from Sean Taylor. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1974 -- 29 Bantams drop games to West Rouge, Port Hope On Dec. 4, Port played a home game against West Rouge. West Rouge opened up the scoring in the first period and added oné more in the second. During the third period, West Rouge scored again to put Port 3 goals behind. For the first time in the game, Port got on track and Pete Lane drilled one past the West Rouge goaltender. Scott Wilbur picked up the assist. With only minutes left in the game, Pete Lane had an open breakaway, but couldn't put it in the net. West Rouge picked up the rebound and slipped it by Merle Schewagen, Ports goaltender. The result of this game was Port 1, West Rouge 4. On Friday, December 6, Port travelled to Port Hope to play their first league game with them. It was a fast skating game with the Port dominating the play in the first two periods. Mike Healey, opened up the scoring within two minutes of the opening face- off with a shot he fired from! the point. Dan Taylor picked up the assist on this goal. West Rouge tied up the game at the 6 minute mark of the second period. Port wasn't long to go ahead again, when Mark Lee deeked the Port Hope goal- tender at the 8 minute mark. Mike Healey picked up an assist to give him 2 points for the night and Pete Lane also got an assist on the play. In the third period, Port Hope picked up three goals, with a Port player in the penalty box for the first two. Mark Lee scored his sec- ond goal with 35 seconds left in the game with Bill Owen assisting it. Port was unable to tie the game and lost, Port Perry 3, Port Hope 4. The next home game is on | Wednesday, December 11 against Uxbridge at 9:00 P.M. Come out and cheer the team to a victory. Port Perry Atoms lose to Stouffville Malmont Farms Atoms were at home on Friday; December 6th against the Atom team from Stouffville. The score at the end of the first period was one to nothing for the visitors. The play was very even in the first period with both sides making several good plays. Port started out the second period strong and tied the score at the 1:38 mark on a goal by Alan Jones and the assist going to Paul Storry. From that point on Stouff- ville took complete charge of the game and scored five unanswered goals to make the final score six to one for the visitors. Next home game is on Friday, December 13 at 8:00 p.m. This is an exhibition game against the Cedar Hill team from Scarborough. Big John Built for action Styled for pride Big John is brand-new from John Deere. * The Green Machines feature sleek, low-profile styling for along, lean look. New "Mean" Green color has a metallic sparkle. ° Big John smooths rough trails with trailing-arm bogie-wheel suspension and energy-absorbing seat. * Big John offers three power classes: 292 and 340cc piston-ported engines, or 440cc reed-valve engine. * Big John Widetracker rides double with ease: 18-inch track for extra flotation; 440cc piston- ported engine; bogies for a smooth ride. Come in'now . .. see the full line for 1975. Green Machines. WidetracKer. JDX Series. All this, plus parts, reliable service, accessories, fashions and financing. 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