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¥ Cec PL sitll rat Sl Lo it el Ami Li Ep Ln - RAP J STRMA NEI APE NCAR 3 AY TN 3 80 A 5 ee 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1975 Wheels The Toyota Wheels captur- ed the Lakeshore Trophy and advanced to the quarter- finals in the 'All Ontario" midget series by defeating Fenelon Falls Flyers in three games. Again these teams needed overtime to decide a winner and again Port Perry Toyota Wheels were behind 4-1 only to come back and tie. The hockey was superb and the' fans from both sides said it was the most exciting series they had seen for a long time. As in game one, Fenelon Falls opened the scoring early but this time it was John Scott who put the Wheels in the game, instead of Davey Horton. Evans and Tran assisted on Scotts goal. LULA DANOSOPHE Rs Yours FIGURES ARE, AT YOU GET, WHEN YOU ase WOMAN HER as WAGG BROS. TEXACO 257 Scugog St. Port Perry Phone: 985-7262 Su Sports Lakeshore champions Flyers put in two more before the end of the first period and led 3-1 as they changed ends. Fenelon Falls made it 4-1 early in the second period and the Wheels were facing a fourth game.' Then - along came John Scott with his second of the night with Cochrane assist- Uxbridge leads Atoms 2 games to one Malmont Farms started the playoffs against Ux- bridge at h ome on Monday, February 17 and came out with a win. Right from the opening whistle, Port showed the opponents they were out to win. At the 1:53 mark, Alan Jones scored unassisted. At the 4:30 mark, Port went ahead by the score of two to nothing on a goal by Sean Fewer, assisted by Paul Storry and Alan Jones. At the 0:23 mark of the second period, Uxbridge scored to narrow the count to two to one for the Malmont team but at the 2:15 mark, Scott Wallace scored to regain the two goal lead. Uxbridge again closed the gap with a goal at the 5:42 mark. Score at the end of the second period Malmont 3, Uxbridge 2. Uxbridge tied the score at the 2:30 mark of the third period, but at the 9:59 mark, Chris = Martens scored assisted by Kevin Long and Scott Wallace. Two minutes later Paul Storry scored assisted by Sean Fewer and Alan Jones. This closed out an <\ G KEN AERE KENNELs pe ps Where They Get Tender Loving Care 0 25-50 Ib. bags HWY -12, BROOKLIN, ONT. LOB 1CO ~ BOARDING - TRAINING PUPPIES FRESH FROZEN BEEF ror pets 25°), MOST POPULAR DRY DOG FOODS from $10.05 per 50 Ib. up (416) 655-4721 or GAME TIME 8:30P.M, "COBOURG COUGARS ; - VS V PORT PERRY FLAMINGOS | Sunday, March 2 nd. At Port Perry Arena EN CENTRAL ONTARIO JUNIOR "'C" . PLAY - OFF HOCKE FINALS LINDSAY TRENT MUSKIES r 1. ing and Don Tran closed the gap on a play from John Kane. Phil Cochrane tied it up in the third period and Gord Scott put the Wheels ahead with Phil Cochrane picking up another assist. Facing elimination, the "Flyers came storming back to tie it and forced another overtime game. the scoring for the game. Final count Malmont Farms 5. Uxbridge 3. The whole team played well and all deserve credit for the win bul the steady netmind- ing by Peter Christie should have special mention. The Malmont team travel- led to Uxbridge on Friday, February 21 for the second game of the playoffs and got beaten quite badly. The final score Uxbridge 8, Port 0. The Uxbridge team played very well and the local team had an off night. This tied the series at one game each. Malmont Farms played again on Uxbridge ice on In the overtime it was Rob Evans for the Wheels, unas- sited, to nail down the series. The Wheels are awaiting the winner of the series between Lakefield and Fort Henry-and since this series should be finished before Mar. 2nd, the Wheels could start next Monday. Watch for announcements. Sunday, February 23 and came away with a loss. Final score, Uxbridge 6, Malmont Farms 2. The Malmont team played a better game than in the previous one. Scoring for Port, Mark Goreski assisted by Paul Storry and Bobby Horton from Scott Wallace. Next home game in the playoffs is on Fri., February 28 at 7:30. The Malmont team had lots of support from the fans at the last home game and they won the game, so let's have lots of fans on hand to cheer them to victory, and tie the series. BROOMBALL UTICA AUTO BODY 2 COULTER'S0 Utica's win keeps them in sole possession of second place. Though Coulter's have no chance at all of being in the playoffs, still played a good strong game. Utica started early at 1:15 when Mike Mitchell scored from Ron Redman and Frank Fielding. Then at 4:50 in the second period Mike Mitchell' scored again from Brian Reader to leave the game al 2-0. Dennis Symes picked up the shut out for Utica. BRIAN'S SUPERTEST 2 CAWKER'S BUTCHER'S 1 The win for Brian's put them in a deadlock tie for fourth place with Duff's. With only two games left before playoffs it will be a tight race~ for third and fourth because both teams are only two points behind Cawker's. Brian's picked up their two goals in the first period. One at 11:32 by Keith Dalton unassisted and the other at 15:25 by Dave Dalton from Larry King. Cawker's scored their only goal at 19:22 of the second period by Aldon Smith from Doug Scott. SMITS CYCLE & SPORTS 4 DUFF'S TOWING 1 Smit's pulled out of their three game losing streak with a 4-1 win over Duff's. Don Gray led Smit's to a win with three goals and one assist. Duff's scored at the 10:00 mark by Ken' Vipond. Then Smit's scored at 11:35 by Pat Thompson from Don Gray to end the first period at 1-1. Don Gray scored his three goals in the second period. One at 1:05 from Pat Thomp- son, the other at 11:20 un- assisted and the last one at 18:32 unassisted also. CURLING LADIES AFTERNOON CURLING Tues., Feb. 18th J. Goode - 9 M. Foster - 5 . Mitchell - 10 . Beare - 4 . Kenny - 8 . Howsam - 4 . Carnwith - 13 . Martyn - 5 am zz wx' Wed., Feb. 19th N. Malcolm - 8 D. Beare - 6 M. McCoy - 6 M. Snooks - 5 I. Carter - 8 J. Howsam - 3 H. Thomson - 10 -H. Bathie - 4 House League Hockey PEE WEE Bolton Construction battl- ed Frank Real Estate to a 3-3 tie. Fellows picked up three goals for the Frank team. Gribben, Johnson and Grif- fen picked up the goals for Bolton. Wes Lane downed Glen' Vallie Sod 6-3. Mikkelson having a hot game scored three times for Wes Lane with Healey picking up two and Carriere scored a single. Shaw scored two for Glen MH with Farrell scoring a BANTAM Cochranes Trotter's shut out Emmerson Insurance 2-0 with Fedyk scoring both goals for Cochranes. Treen chalked up the shut out for the Trotters. Ballard Lumber and Peel's Chix battled to a 3-3 tie. Kroonenburg, and Morris scored the goals for the Chix. R. Green, Grib- bon, and M. Green picked up the tallies for Ballard. Hadley, . MIDGET 4 WAGG BROS. TEXACO 4 CLUB ANNRENE 3 Eric Hadfield scored all four of his teams goals with the only assist going to Mike McQuade. Colin Asselstine scored two of Annrene's goals while Jeff Lyon scored the other. - Assists went to Bill Newman, Kevin Martens, Robt. Kroonen- berg, Steve Hawes and Ken Bryant. CONSUMERS GAS 5 GRIEVES GULF 2 Doug Culbert played a good game holding the strong Gulf team to two goals. Both Gulf goals were scored by Ritchie Leforte from Tim Ashbridge. Kevin Williams was top scorer for Consumers with a goal and two assists. Robt. Evans, Kevin Willis and Kelly Reese each scored and assisted Larry Page got the other goal with Colin Wackett assisting. LOOKING for a good USED CAR call Prince Albert Auto Service PRINCE ALBERT - 985-3311 -- PHONE RR 723-5341 - SERVING THE PORT PERRY AREA g g : 214 Bloor Street E Oshawa, Ont. 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