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od Casa t BROS Flamingos out of slump Defeat Frankford 7-4 By Wayne Venning Port Perry Flamingo Pas- tries Junior "C" Hockey Club remained two points behind the Stouffville Clip-, "pers in the battle for third _place in the Central Ontario Junior "C" Hockey League. The executive and coaching staff of the team breathed a sigh of relief after weekend action as the team now appears to be back on the SPORT SHORTS BERNIE ALDRED has end- ed his brief "retirement" and returned to the line-up on Sunday night. His scor- ing should help the team in the battle for a play-off "position... Orville Crowder has been released, by his own request, to join the local club in Little Britain for the * remainder of the season. The Flamingos ran into a rash of injuries in the lind- say game as Carlo Cammaz- zola didn't play the third period because of a hip injury . and Dean Morgan limped off after taking a shot on his ankle. Gord Scott played both weekend games with a sore knee which hampered his skating, "but he still gave it a big effort on a line with Bill Newton and Phil Cochrane which played extremely well. 233 Queen Street - Trains - Boats winning ways and are ready for the "play-off dash" with ten games remaining to be played in the schedule. FLAMINGOS. 7 FRANKFORD 4 The Flamingos travelled to Frankford on Friday night and played their best hockey in a month as they battled back from a 2-1 third period deficit to score six goals and earn a 7-4 win, which has been a difficult task for even the best teams in the league. Coach Wayne Redshaw, using two midgets for this contest, Phil. and Stu Coch- rane put them on a -line centred by Bill Newton and this trio completely domin- ated the third period and scored three goals. Phil Cochrane collecting two while Stue Cochrane had a single marker. Other goal scorers for the Flamingos were Willie Thornton, Doug - Christie, Scott Robinson and Bob Marquis. Wayne Cordingly played another of his outstanding games in goal, especially in the opening period when the Huskies threatened to put the game out of reach. LINDSAY 3 FLAMINGOS 2 The Lindsay "Muskies"' and the Flamingos hooked up in one of their typical "rough, hard skating" games which produced one of the best games of the season at the local Arena. The Muskies jumped into 'an early 2-0 lead in the FRED'S HOBBY SHOP Port Perry - 985-8035 MODELS - SLOT CARS dtd TT pp Quality Workmanship Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks Concrete Steps < TTT. DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING oe Free X 7A Estimates: i PE 7 /. 3. PHONE nl J 985-2862 pp ee EES EST TTT STS second period, after the two clubs had battled through a scoreless first period. Rob Ashenhurst then made it close with a power play goal mid-way through the period. The two clubs then battled ° back and forth till the four- teen minute mark of the final frame 'when Steve Richardson scored what turned out to be the winning goal, as Bob Marquis scored with 30 seconds left in the game but the Flamingos couldn't score the tieing goal in the few seconds remain- ing. team, as all the players skated hard and "hit" with some robust bodychecks. Play of this calibre should put the Flamingos back on the winning way as the play- offs approach. The Club travells to Port Hope on Thursday evening to play the Panthers and then host the Frankford "Huskies" on Sunday at 8 p.m. Atoms place second in Pt. Hope tourney (continued round of three shooters each, the score then stood at six to six. All three of the next round of shooters scored to make the score 9 to 9. Only Port scored in the next round which gave them the game by the score of 10 to 9. Brian Henricks was picked as the best Port player of the game having scored four goals. Other' top pointgetters were Howard Lee with two goals and Robby Burnett with one goal and one assist. In the second game against Uxbridge, the Malmont gang started out strong and at the 3:15 mark Robbie Long scored unassisted and at the 5:35 mark, Mark Goreski scored assisted hy Jeff Johnstone and Steve Lee. This score stood up until the 7:35 mark of the second period when Ux- bridge closed the gap to make the score for Port, 2 to 1. With only 1:35 to go in the game, Uxbridge tied the score, and it looked like we were facing another shoot- out. With less than .30 seconds to go, Howard Lee picked the puck up and blasted down the right wing right through the Uxbridge "team and scored the winning Colt models start at 1958 LESS A & A SMALL Hwy. 12 north of Greenbank Phone 985-3963 or 985-2905 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Colt 8/8. ~ YY ENGINES FRIENDLY pu ONE THING A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE LEFT AFTER TAXES, IS: AGUNTY CONSCIENCE. IB BROS. AUTO CLINIC Hwy. 7 west of Brooklin Phone 655-4301 This game was a ) .complete "turn out" for the © & Guy Terpstra, assistant manager, Port Perry branch of the Royal Bank presents trophy to the winning rink at their second annual Bonspiel held last Saturday night. Sixteen rinks participated in the days activities with the winning rink pictured above, receiving trophy. From left, Ralph Fairman (skip), Donna Falrman (vice), Verna Chapman (lead) and Jack Chapman (second). goal. Final score three to two for Port. In the final game of the tournament for the cham- pionship Port met the team from Port Hope and this was a real thriller right from the opening whistle, Port Hope opened the scoring at the 7:25 mark of the first period and this was the only scor- ing until the 5:25 mark of the second period when Chris Martens scored a lovely goal unassisted to tie the score at one each. 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