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- who Flamingo Pastries Junior *C" Hockey Club have com- pleted their exhibition sched- ule of games and are now awaiting the opening of the regular season play. The young Flamingo team had a. successful exhibition jour as they won three games and dropped one. The local boys had a busy sched-- . ule. this. past week as they defeated Cobourg 7-3, in Co- bourg on Monday night, after "they had defeated: the } Cougars the previous 'night in"the Uxbridge arena. Bill Eritz played an excel- lent game in goal and made many sensational saves in SPORT-SHORTS The latest word around the Central Ontario Junior "C" Hockey League has Lindsay "Muskies" and Bowmanville "Red Eagles" as the teams to beat, both are reported to be big and fast. Frankford 'Huskies' -and the new entry Stouffville are still unknown with Port Hope and Cobourg Cougars not as strong as last . years clubs. Some of last years Flamin gos who have moved to high calibre hockey are -Barry _ Heard with Owen Sound in" tier two Jr. "A"; Ed Olson with Markham '"Waxers" tier two Jr. "A"; Larry Elson with Ajax "Knob Hill Farms" tier two Jr. "A". Bob Young and Paul Hadden are both __ overage juniors and played last seas- on with the Flamingos are . currently playing with Lind-- says Senior "A" entry. the first period. Carlo Cam- mazzola was the leading scorer in the game with two goals and an assist. The Flamingos continued their heavy schedule for the week as they played Brad- ford on Wednesday evening in - Bradford and back in Uxbridge on Thursday. The .team dropped a 6-5 contest to their hosts but bounced back the next evening for a 8-6 win. The team has a few play- _ Flamingos split exhibitions ers with minor injuries but with the weeks rest all should be ready for the league opener on Saturday night October 11th, when the club travels to Stouffville to play the new entry. } The Flamingos also will be playing . on Sunday night when - they travel to Bow- manville to play the Eagles. The first home game for "the Juniors will be one week from Sunday when Frank- ford will be the visitors. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1975 -- 19 Cedar Creek and area news Mrs. Phil Carson and son, Brandon, of Guelph were visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque were last Sunday supper guests of Mr. and: Mrs. Vince Larocque in Oshawa. ~ George Kilpatrick visited his cousins, the Misses Clara, Third game necessary The Nestleton Jets have forced a third and deciding game in the finals of the Lake Scugog Softball Assoc- iation by virtue of a decisive 11-5 win- over Pontypool. But as large as this seems it was in no way indicative of the actual play. The game by and large was a hitters "heyday" as Pontypool jumped off to an early 2-0 lead in the first "inning on Dave Rafuse's two run homer. Pontypool added two more runs in the third inning and one more in the fourth to have a seemingly insurmountable 5-0 lead by the fifth. But the fifth inning was as far as Rafuse was to throw as Nestleton sent 11 men to the plate to score five runs and tie the game. From then on the game was all Nestleton as they added two runs in the sixth one in the seventh and three more in the eighth to gain the win. Dave Rafuse was the los- ing pitcher for Pontypool but HORSES BOARDED e Large Box Stalls e Excellent care "® Lots of room to ride REAKING - TRAINING - FITTING and Brent Fallis.and Ralph Hy- land also made appearances. Randy McLeod started for Nestleton but needed four innings of "no-hit" relief from Rick Campbell to notch the win. -- BOWLING --- (continued Stones Real Estate......... 5 Ideal Dairy ..........c.c....... 2 Zering Pontiac ............... 2 High Triple: Jim Rider 706 High Single: Jim Rider 296 H.T.W.H.: Dave Rider 824 H.S.W.H.: Bill Jansen 325 Triples - 625 & Over: Jim Rider 706; Bill Jansen 701; Dave Rider 698; Jack Healey 643; Doug Butt 642; Ken Dowson 633; Bill Shortt 633; Ross Hutchinson 633; Don Durham 626. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED Men High Single: Ozzie Keeler 270 H.S.W.H.: Ozzie Keeler 270 | ' High Triple: Peter VanRyswyk 633 H.T.W,H.: Peter VanRyswyk 723 Women High Single: Leona Charles 213 SHENG AVAILABLE . . 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