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> RN "Va SA 18 -- PORT PERRY Ad -- Thursday, Oct. 16, 1975 ' Sports Merchants All-Ontario Champions WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL ed a chipped bone and miss- ed Sundays game. He joined Mike Davies and Andy Litt who both missed weekend action. CHECK THESE VALUES ON Used Snowmobiles gotta be the Jag. including the new Spirit engine -- at economy prices. Put your money on a Jag. And further. If you're lookin' for one sweet . buy in a snowmobile, it's just It's got all the ciassic Cat features -- ~N your money will never go » » Port Perry Merchant 3-3. The Meatord team The - Merchants scored Wackett and Cochrane with U Midgets travelled to Meaford scored shortly after this to twice in the first extra inning one apiece. this past Sunda:fo take part put them ahead 4-3, but this to win 6-4 and the final series, Meaford pitcher striking » ATL Y | in the second game of a best didn't last long as Elson hita 2 games to zip. out five allowing 8 hits and 4 A Special Thank ou of three séries. home run bn 3 oppor nde Hitting for the Merchants team errors. : The Merchants got off toa Meaford's left fielder. is 1c Elson fanning 18 eaford Executive wish fo bad start as Meaford scored tied the game and later put were Williams and Elson o.oo conowins two'hits and Port Perry Minor Hockey ive y : " three runs in the first inning, them, in extra innings. with two,"Bryant, Scott, team Tor: thank all the Hockey Mothers who helped to before the boys knew what hit ' make the booth at the Plowing Match a financial them. The Merchants pulled STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR . 0A. S.A. success and the following merchants who themselves together after : Total League - Playofis Tourneys Exhib. Playoffs donated time and material to this project: having a few -errors which : ill bs 17 2 9 2 12 game Meaford the 3-0 lead S 3 0 3 5 1 . after the first. id Seared a 0 0 1 3 0 Van Camp Construction oo In the second inning, Abra- . 153 11 59 32 92 . 2 ham dislocated his elbow Runs Allowed 135 51 3 25 8 18 Ballard Lumber Ken Murray Electric § after reaching first on an - . : > |» error. This put Wackett in to " . Flamingo Pastries - run, reaching second on a Fl . ae pass' ball and third on a am INGOs win open Ing ga me Crest Hardware Port Perry I.G.A. - sacrifice bunt by McQuade. ; . . Wackett stole home on a bad : Nn vi e Local Rink Board pit€ho give Port their first d 1 HB pitchitp give Port ner fist. ACO ame 10 bowma The Merchants held their . = | j ducts RB .. ! own and pegged away in the Port Perry Flamingo 75-76 Central Ontario Junior two game miscon , early innings to tie the game, Pastries Juniors opened the "C" Hockey League with a while the Flamingos had 18 PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY win, as they defeated Stouff- penalties. al 4 : $33 XXS333SSSSSSSSASSESCASSASSANA AR SS SS : vill e, the new team in the The Flamingos open the 4 i league 5-3 on Saturday night. season at home on Sunday : ¢ Sportsi.and ' Pete Fitzpatrick -opened night when Thing Husk- : ; Fe 4 - Jim Bumett. prop. I] thescoring for the home club, ies will be the opposition, ; BWA 4, Port peny S852174..\iw BUM, Oop : in the first period but Bill game time 8 p.m. THURSDAY OCT. 16 ¢ 4 Newton and Scott Robertson Co < 7:30p.m. : Midgets ¢ a) Skate Sharpening & Exchange { put the Flamingos ahead in p t | 9:00 .J i ' ) the second period to stay and on ypoo .uup.m. - Juveniles added third period markers ' ' : Hao \ ' Koho and Louisville ' ; jo Tob Abra . FRIDAY OCT. 17 AC | « P ¢ f] by Bernie , ) Cc u 0 3 ' HOCKEY STICKS M4 ham and Bob Marquis, Craig g g 5:00p.m. 1st Novi ! ¢ . uup.m. 1ISt year vice ' | Waite and Dave Mumford . : : . il replied for Stouffville. cham pion 6:30p.m. Atom BOWMANVILLE 6 Sota ts Aa 7:45p.m. PeeWee FLAMINGOS 2 On Sunday the champion- Ae a On Sunday night the Flam- ship of the Lake Scugog 9:00p.m. Bantam i ad - ingos travelled to Bowman- Softball Association was de- i a LY ville and played their second cided when Pontypool regis- : tan y//] As laris AI road game of the weekend tered a 4-1 triumph over the Please check the bulletin a & a "and dropped a 6-2 decision to Nestleton Jets. For Ponty- § board at the arena for : | I ; the "Red Eagles". pool it climaxed a dream . . : | series The inexperienced Flam- after just four years of exis- Jce times on Sat., Oct. 18 ] TiDgodeienie i pastioms in tence in the league. For {I | this game with the® smooth (continued on page 19, skating Bowmanville Club. "v " Orville Crowds and Dean N Morgan scored the Flamingo " goals, while Gary Cox had a pair for the winners. ' This was a typical Bow- manville game as the "Red Eagles" took 23 penalties including three majors and { SPORT SHORTS . ~- «> Some of last weeks scores ' seem to show the Muskies as the team to beat: Lindsay J yo - BFrankiord 3, Lindsay 4 Cobourg 4; Cobourg 4-Port | A & A SMALL ENGINES an | . Flamingos are again this Hwy. 12 north of Greenbank season suffering many injur- ! 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