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ety LL RQ) Wats AO SR RA 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1976 The Legion Pee Wee's captured the Championship Trophy at Lakefield on January 3rd. } Although not producing, the team effort, Woodville two weeks ago, the boys won all three games, defeating West Rouge, Campbellford and Lakefield. In the first game, they outscored West Rouge, 6 to 2. The final two games were cliff hangers. In the Camp- bellford game, Port had a 3 to 1 lead going into the final period. Campbellford came back in that final period with two goals, the tieing goal coming with just one minute and 57 seconds left in regulation time. Ten minutes sudden death over- time was played with neither team being able to score. Port was awarded the victory on the basis of most shots on goal in the overtime period as they out- shot the opposition 8 to 4. The championship game against Lakefield had an even more exciting finish. The Legionaires had a 2 to 1 lead going into the final they did in*- minute of the game. There were just 36 second remain- ing on the clock when Lake- field tied it up. One last + effort by Port saw Wilbur score with just 9 seconds remaining in the game. Final score - Legionaires 3, Lakefield 2. The Legionaires were pre- sented with the Champion- ship Trophy at the conclus- ion of the game and each member of the team received an individual trophy. Tournament line-up - Rob Legionaires win Lakefield tournament Franssen, Joe Williams, Todd Wilbur, Todd Blayone, Mike = Andrews, Wayne Robinson, Scott Sandison, Paul Storry, Doug Potts, Alan Jones, Bob Horton, Rodney! Vernon, - Pat John- son, Mark Jeffrey, Roger Gould. oo Bobcats win three of four games On December 26, 1975, the. . Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 club travelled to Woodville to enter in their first tournament of the year. In the first game the Bob- cats played the home town Woodville and tied them two all. The Big Blue Machine were given the victory because they scored the first goal of the game. In the second game the Bobcats came out flying against Lindsay and came away with a fcur to nothing vic- tory. With this win, the Bobcats entered the cham- pionship game against Sunderland. This was a very exciting and fast game with Sunderland winning seven to six in overtime. DO YOU HAVE Winter is almost here, so why not prepare for the months ahead by dropping into our office and check to see if you are adequately covered. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-7306 Phone 985-8091 or your convenience we now have "NO-LEAD GAS Gord Lewis Motor Sales 94 WATER, ST., PORT PERRY PORT PERRY 6 STOUFFVILLE 4 On Friday, Jan. 2, the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 Club travelled to Stouffville and came home with a 6 to 4 victory. At the end of the first period, the Bobcats had a three to one lead with Peter Lane, Robert Parker and Robert Baird scoring with Dave Dart adding one for Stouffville. The teams split goals in the second period. Ritchie Lefort scoring for the Bob- cats and Steve Middleton scoring for Stouffville. In the third period, the Bobcats came out with two straight goals by Jay Adam and Steve Geer. Then they got careless and allowed Stouffville to score two goals near the end of the game, by Robert McBeth: The next game for the Bobcats is at home Thurs., January 8 at 7:30 p.m., when they host Markham. Then the next night, Jan. 9 at 9:00, they host Oshawa at home. The Bobcats are playing very exciting hockey, so come out and cheer them on. High scoring Wheels defeat Flyers 13-1 It looked like "team Coch- rane" on Monday night as the - Toyota Wheels played host to the Fenelon Falls Flyers. Number 14, Phil Cochrane, picked up eight goals and three assists as the Wheels defeated the Flyers 13-1. The game was slow and the Wheels had little trouble get- ting through the opposition defense or past the Flyers goalie. Bill Bridge also picked up a few points, two goals and five assists, and Gord Hintze had one goal and six assists. Rob Evans scored a lovely single goal. The Wheels defense, Jones, Flieler and Healey stopped most rushes and forwards picked up the checks that were missed. A good team effort despite the lop-sided goal scoring. Mike Healey and Fenelon Falls player Jim Armstrong had a tussle along side the boards and Jim's father felt his son needed assistance. He leaned over the glass and grabbed Healey's helmet to . pull him away. Port Perry fans felt the referees were capable of handling the problem and finally after considerable effort managed to convince Mr. Armstrong that .it was indeed only a game and that a body con- tact sport sometimes means just that. A little excitement in an otherwise dull game. Olympic Lottery Tickets available at the Port Perry Star ARENA PORT PERRY Game Time 8:15 P.M: Atoms place second in Pt. Hope tourney The Malmont Farms Atoms travelled to Port Hope on Saturday, January 3 to participate in their annual Atom Tournament. Port met Newcastle in their first game and came out the winners by the score of 10 to 9 after an overtime shootout. In the second game, the Malmont gang met Ux- bridge and won by the score of three to two. In the final game for the championship Port met Port Hope and dropped a close decision by the score of two to one. The winners received a gold medallion each the Malmont team took home a silver medallion for, the second best team at the tournament along with a crest. The best goaltender of the tourn-- ament went to Jerry Jack- man of Port Perry for his excellent netminding during the entire tournament. In the first game, New- castle opened the scoring at the 3:35 mark of the second period but before the period ended Jamie Lane scored assisted by Jan Dickson and Roby Burnett to tie the score. Port opened the scor- ing in the third period on a goal by Brian Henricks as- sisted by Steve Lee at the 33 second mark. Newcastle tied the score at the 2:02 mark but Port went ahead 30 seconds later on an unas- sisted goal by Howard Lee. At the 4:06 mark, Newcastle again tied the score but 44 seconds later Brian Hen- ricks on an unassisted goal put Port ahead by the score of 4to8. 28 seconds later, at the 5:28 mark, Brian Hen- ricks again scored unassist- ed to put Port ahead by two goals. With less than two minutes to play Newcastle scored to cut the lead to one goal and with only 36 seconds to go with (Port shorthanded and with New- castle having 'pulled their goaltender, they tied the score. As there wasn't any overtime, it went into a shootout. ---After- the first (continued on page 19) AAC VVVACVVVVCVVNAVANANROSSIINN CNN NISSEN STNN) foes) | 2 / aX PR ----_-- Sportsiand § Water St., Port Perry - 985-2174 - Jim Bumett, prop. 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