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: SMITS CYCLE & SPORTS 5 CAWKERS BUTCHERS 0 Smits dominated through- out the whole game picking up five goals to Cawkers none. Ken Nightingale pick- ed up a hat-trick in the game. Smits started off at 5:25 of the first period with Nightin- gale picking up his first goal from Ron Short. Then at 14:55 Rick Evans scored from Ken Nightingale. A year ago, Fred Walker of Port Perry noted that g archery equipment was disappearing off sports outlet shelves as fast as they were being stocked. An archer himself, he figured that there must be enough talent around to start an archery cluh. Now, a year later, the 15 Then at 11:10 of the second Dale Crawford scored from Pat Thompson. Early in the third period Nightingale scored' two goals to get his 'hat-trick with both assists of his goals going to Ron Short. Mike Vanderby received the shut-out. BROOKLIN LEGION 6 BRIANS SUPERTEST 1 Brooklin out played Brians getting six goals to their one. Open House SUNDAY, NOV. 7th & club may have to be moved out of the Port Perry High School's small gym into another facility because the club is growing at such a rapid rate. Seen here (left) is the club in action. At right, archers Diny DeJong (left) and Paulette Walker take score. Brooklin scored three goals in the first period. One at 9:20 by John VanHouvle from Ken Vipond. The sec- ond at 11:30 by Murray Down from Bill Down. The third coming at 14:20 by John. VanHouvle from Ken Vi- pond. In the second period Brooklin scored two to Brians one. Brooklin at 6:00 by Ken Vipond from Larry Down and at 8:55 by Bill Down from Murray Down. Brians got their lone goal at 10:25 by Keith Dalton from Dave Dalton and Ken Nott. Brooklin got their sixth goal at the 10:40 mark of the third © 7:35 Ron Broomball teams setting fast pace period with an unassisted goad by Murray Down. UTICA AUTOBODY 3 K.R. COULTER 0 With play in Coulters end most of the game Utica had a very good game defensively. Utica got all their goals in the first period. Coulters held them off in the second and third periods but could- n't pick up a goal for them- selves. Utica scored their first goal at 4:30 by Don Card with assists going to Jack Mons- ma and Eric Bens. Then at Redman scored Mitchell -and Don from Mike Bernie McKenenae. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1975 -- 19 R.H. Cornish students excel at Durham meet On Saturday, October 25, the R.H. Cornish Junior girls soccer team entered the D.E.T.A. Soccer Champion- ship after winning the Central Ontario Region tour- nament on October 10. The girls played three exciting games, one of which they defeated Rouge Hill 1-0, Wednesday, October 29, was the D.E.T A. final Cross- Country meet at Greenwood Park. The school had quali- fied in nine of the ten events after participating in the district meet held at Foxhead Golf Course in Uxbridge on October 22. The girls 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 year old teams won first place ribbons in the district and two seconds, a fourth, seventh and tenth in the finals. Overall they were the top K-8 school in Durham and received a plaque at the end of the meet. The boys also did well. Achieving one third, two fourths and a fifth they put forth their best. Special recognition should be given to Tracey Denby who had the best time of all of the girls at the meet. Well done, Tracey! On Thursday, a boys soccer game was held at the school. Cartwright Public School was defeated 2-0 with Dennis Card scored his second goal at 10:25 from Brian Reader and Eric Bens to leave the game at 3-0. Dennis Simms picked -up the shut out for Utica. Franssen and Keith McKin- non scorers. Three volleyball games were held for the girls against Joseph Gould. Al- though the girls tried hard they were defeated two games to one. Next week, they will visit Uxbridge for three return games. On Friday, the girls and boys school volleyball t-ams were challenged by the teachers. Congratulations to the boys team who were victorious and the girls team for a great effort! Flamingos edge Muskies Port ~~ Perry Flamingo Pastries Juniors moved into a tie for top spot in the Central Ontario Junior "C" Hockey "League, with two impressive victories this past week. we FLAMINGOS 5 BOWMANVILLE 2 The Flamingos played one of their best games of the young season on Thursday night at Uxbridge Arena, as they defeated the Bowman- ville Red Eagles 5-2. Rory Gibbs, last years leading scorer put the visit- ors into an early lead as he (continued on page 20) A 9AM. -5PM. 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