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Port Perry Flamingo Pastries Juniors continued their current winning streak at four games, by virtue of a -7-6 'win over the first place Lindsay Trent Muskies in Lindsay on Friday night. The win consolidated the Juniors hold on second place in the Central -Ontario Junior "C" Hockey League and put the club in a potential tie with the Trent Muskies who hold a four point lead over the Glamingos. but the local club still have two games in hand. Coach Wayne Redshaw played the game, short two of his regular defensemen, " Bob Young still out with a leg injury and Dave Hill who did not make the trip. The three regulars Ed Olsen, Steve Craig and Paul Hadden all played outstanding games THINK SNOW ALLIS CHALMERS rugged, dependable 8 H.P. two stage Snow . Throwers. Free Chains and early order dis- count Easy financing available. TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT BLACKSTOCK, ONT. 986-4283 A & A Small Engine HWY. 12 NORTH OF GREENBANK PHONE 985-2905 Opening Specials Sat. December 28th - 9a.m. to 5p.m. Only ENGINES................ $115.00 CLUTCHES............... $25.00 EXHAUSTS............... $15.00 TACHOMETERS....... $15.95 HEAT GUAGES......... $19.00 SPEEDOMETERS.....$25.00 Full Line of Snowmobile Port Perry Lions Club "th annual -ATOM - PORT PERRY ARENA ¢ EEE ------ a 4 "Flamingos edge Lindsay <3 back on the blue line. Rob Ashenhurst filled in capably as the fourth rear guard and had a few solid bodychecks in the early minutes of the game. This was a rough hockey game as the referee seemed intent on letting the high sticks and elbows fly at will. Lindsay opened the scor- ing on a goal by Steve Brooks, but Neil McLaughlin tipped in a long point shot by Rob Ashenhurst to tie the game. The Flamingos scor- ed three more first period goals, Rick Campbell on a three way passing play from Bob Marquis and Paul Had- den, Andy Litt on a rebound fromm Ken Jeffery and Bob Marquis from Rick Camp- bell on a scramble in front of the Lindsay net. Steve Richardson scored for Lindsay to make it a 4-2 game at the end of the first period. In the second stanza the . Flamingos stopped skating and hitting and had trouble moving the puck out of their own zone and Lindsay tied the game on goals by Jim Humphries and Steve Rich- ardson's second of the night. Rick Campbell put the Fla- mingos back in the lead with twenty-seven seconds left in . the period, with assists from Steve Craig and Larry Elson to make the score 54 after two periods. Lindsay opened the scor- ing in the third period as Steve Lyttle tied the game at the 58 second mark, and it appeared the Flamingos were going to be in trouble but Bernie Aldred from Dave Jobb and Steve Craig again put the Juniors in the lead. 6-5. _The eventual winner was scored by Gord Scott who was up from the Toyota Midgets to replace some of the missing players, and it was the best goal of the contest, as Gord tood a "lead pass" from Bob Marquis and broke in on the Lindsay goal all alone, he then put a great fake on Murray Sinclair and nrenveny $9.95 Accessories 'v ' pt 4 neatly tucked the puck in the wide open net. Two rather "question- able" penalties in the 'last five minutes of the game kept the Flamingos in trouble 'and allowed the Muskies to score their sixth goal by Jim Coombs, but * Barry Heard in goal playing another outstanding period held on for a well-deserved win. . The local fans are in for some great hockey action over the Christmas holidays as the Flamingos host the Bowmanville Red Eagles on of all days "Boxing Day" December 26 in the Uxbridge Arena. This game could be aptly named for the day as the Bowmanville Club are known around the league as a team that likes to play rough and tough. On Sunday, December 29th -the Cobourg Cougar's who are only a couple of points behind the Flamingos in the standings and who always provide great hockey action will be in town for a game at the local arena. Big crowds are expected for both these games, so fans should come early and get a good seat for all the action FLAMINGOS . SPORT SHORTS Overlooked of late for the Flamingos, has been the fine coaching record of Bob Lee who is an assistant coach to Wayne Redshaw. Bob has a perfect 5 wins to his credit in league action when Wayne Redshaw is absent due to work commitments. Bob also handles many of the practise sessions and is doing an excellent job. The only injury suffered by the Club in the Friday night game in Lindsay was to time-keeper, Bill McCart- ney, Jr. who was hit by a high stick on the nose and needed hospital treatment before returning home. The Club received some very disappointing news this past week as Doug Christie, the high scoring right wing- er, is finished for the season - as he reinjured his dislocat- ed shoulder. Doug's absent from the club could be important come play-off time. . : There are still tickets. available for the All-Star game in Cobourg to-night (Monday). Call Jack Kane 985-7579 or Carl Luke 985-2560 for the $1.00 tickets and information on the bus trip. NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING \ DANCE o] PARTY etc. call 985-3089 (after 6 p.m.) Peter's Platters BTS | hg ls na BSR AY, ES ANT Sry hb slat SEV LE 4 PRE RIA. BI AIC OX STEEP PR 10 ALAR A PORT PERRY STAR -- Monday, Dec. 23, 1974 -- 23 for Flamingo's. Robbin centre and left wing. * MEET THE FLAMINGOS ROBBIN KYDD Robbin lives in Uxbridge where he played his minor hockey. He is out his second year with the ' Flamingo Tie PASTRIES ry ED OLSEN Ed played his minor hockey for Port Perry. This is his first year out with the team. He will be a lot of help playing defence. Ed is the youngest player on the team at 15 years of age. plays both HOUSE LEAGUE ATOMS Swamp Garage 2 - UAW 1 Stapley and Atcheson did the scoring for Swamp Gar- age with Systma getting the lone goal for U.A.W. Lions Club 7 - ' Lake Scugog Lumber 3 Chris Martens scored 4 goals for the Lions Club, Todd Menzies got 2 and Al Ferguson got 1. Grant Vizely, Ken Bright and Simon Brierly did the scoring for Lake Scugog Lumber. : MIDGET Consumers Gas 9 - Carl the Butcher 6 Consumers played a strong game coming from a 6-3 second period deficit. Consumers scorers were Ted Willis, his first hat trick of the year, Brian Parry and Mike Healey both got a pair of markers, Ken Bryant and Mark = Lee contributed singles. Ted Willis and Mark Lee got two assists each with Jeff Lyon, Tim Kane and Mike Healey getting the other assists. Jim Percy received his first hat trick with Rick Rahm following up with two goals. dinsperger got a goal and an assist. Wayne Taylor, Bill Blow and Bill Hurst each got assists. Grieves Gulf 9 - Wagg Bros Texaco 1 Gulf dominated all the way with Waggs not scoring until the third period. Guy Wright got his first hat trick of the year, Robt. Kroonenberg got two goals and four assists. Keith Barr and Jeff Blonge both got a goal and an assist. Brian Leslie scored a single. Ron Goris and Steve Middle- ton each got single assists. Waggs only goal was scored by David Felstead from Kevin Knight. 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