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2 Juveniles drop two games to Uxbridge In a playoff game played in Uxbridge Jan. 27 the Menzies' Motors Juveniles lost to Uxbridge in overtime 4-3. In the first period as was expected, Uxbridge came out skating, and bottled up the Port boys for two periods as they took a 3-0 lead. it wasn't until the latter stages of the third period that Port finally got on the scoresheet. Robert Kroonenberg scor- ed Port's first goal by his relentless checking and strong play, assisted by Colin Asselstine. This was the goal the Menzies' men needed, as they charged to the attack. Port put on re- lentless pressure as 'time was running out, scored 2 more goals, one by Don Tran, unassisted and the other by Randy Crawford assisted by Don Tran. and Larry Page to tie the game This sent the game into overtime. As the play went end to end both goalies came up with big saves, especially Charlie Durward, who kept Port in the game rough It was not Port's nigh Uxbridge scored the winning goal to salt the game away. This was Port's best effort of the series, In the second playoff game played at 'Port Perry, Ux- bridge came out winners again 5-3. This too was a well-played game. Uxbridge again came out flying and scored the first two goals. - Robert Kroonenberg again scored - Port's first ' goal assisted by Mike Adam. Ux- bridge scored to move ahead . 31. In the third period Port scored:--again as Kroonenberg made his pres- ence known with his second Robert - : goal of the game assisted by Randy Crawford and Glen McKean to bring the score to 4-3. As time was running. out Port pulled the goalie and put on great pressure to try and tie the game." Uxbridge finally put it out of reach as they scored into an empty _ net. The difference in the game and series, has been the penalties the Port boys have been getting. This game: Port Perry, 28 minutes; Ux- bridge, 12 minutes. PeeWee B Will form: intermediate ' men's league By Vin Walker It is hoped that an Inter- mediate Mens League can be formed in the Scugog area this season.. Much interest has been generated with teams from Nestleton, Utica, Scugog Island, Port - Perry and other centres. With Nestleton planning to install floodlights this year a strong league could be form- ed. If you have suggestions or a team looking for a place to play be at Nestleton Hall on Wednesday, February 11th at 7:30 p.m. victorious in three games The Stone Real Estate PeeWee B's played three games last week and skated away with a victory in each one. Last Monday they defeat- ed Markham 6-1 and then beat Stouffville 6-5 Friday night. Both teams were two of the stronger teams in the league. Saturday they hosted - 'a team from Toronto and defeated them 3-1. After a scoreless first period Monday night Port built up. a 3-0 lead .in the second period on a goal by Phil Bower and two by Mike Farrell. Markham scored first in the third period but Port Perry came back with three goals in the last ten minutes to ensure the win. Mike Farrell scored his'third of the game and Scott Wallace and Todd Healey added the last two goals. Friday night Port Perry travelled to Stouffville and came from behind twice to RESIDENTIAL and FARM WIRING 24 hour service 985-3261 R.R. 2 Port Perry, Ont. (1 mile west off Oshawa Rd. on Conc. 3) DURHAM CA 60 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY- 985-3773 beat Stouffville 6-5. In the first period Mike Farrell put Port: ahead but Stouffville came back with three goals to take a 3-11ead at the end of the first period. Todd Healey opened the scoring in the second period only to have Stouffville score 30 seconds later. However Port Perry scored three quick goals by Mike Farrell, Dennis Gatchel and Neil Williams." Near the end of the period to take the lead. In the third period each team traded goals, with Todd Healey- scoring for Port Perry. On Saturday night Port Perry encountered strong goaltending 'but were still able to beat Toronto 3-1. Scoring for Port Perry was Mike Farrel, Sean Fewar and Dennis Gatchell. HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY CLUB ANNRENE 3 CONSUMERS GAS 2 In the first game Club Annrene defeated -Consum- ers Gas 3-2. Scoring for Club Annrene was David Page, Stephen Geer and Kevin Martens. Scoring for Consumers Gas was George Lindsay and Bill Hurst the only assist went to David Page. CARL THE BUTCHER 5 WAGGSTEXACO3 In the second game Carl the Butcher defeated Waggs Texaco 5-3. Scoring for Carls was Le- fort and Lane each getting two goals apiece. Rick Hope getting a lone marker. Jakeabson and MacIntyre getting one assist each. Scor- ing for Waggs was Knight, Beare and Nelson. Brian Hlozan picking up an assist. HARDTWIST SPECIALS Propylon Hardtwist by Celanese Reg.*12.95 sq. yd. *9.95 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1976 -- 21 Broomball activities at Arena | BROOKLIN LEGION 1 SMITS CYCLE & SPORTS 0 With action in front of both goalies nets each goalie had to come up with key saves to keep their team in the game. But only Charlie Ross was the fortunate one to pick up a shutout for Brooklin. The only scoring came in the first period leaving the other two periods scoreless. Bill Down picked up the lone goal for Brooklin when a Smits player carried the ball out in front of his net and Down slapped it away and whipped it past Smits goalie. This proved to be the winner. UTICA AUTO BODY 3 BRIANS SUPERTEST 3 When Utica went ahead by two goals it looked like they "had the game in hand but Brians never gave up and came back with two goals to tie it. Each team picked up a goal after that to leave them tied. Utica scored twice in the first period with the first going to Ron Redman from Mike Mitchell and the second going to Don Card from Eric Bens and Brian Reader. Brians came back with two goals to tie it. Their first goal scored by Paul Christie from Ken Fraser. Paul Christie scored the second one, also from Bill Peters and Wayne Lown. Utica scored at 3:50 in the third by Don Card from Ron Redman and Gord Geer. Brians came back to tie with just 'six seconds left in the game, when Larry King scored from John Cooper _ and Ken Fraser. CAWKERS BUTCHERS 1 K.R. COULTER 1 Each team battled end to end with each team picking up only one gaol apiece. Each team kept the penalties down which kept the game close with two goals only scored. Both goals were - scored in the first period. Cawkers scored the first goal at 7:55 of the first period when Rob Evans slapped it in from Don Phinney. But Coutlers came back twe minutes later to tie it up when Steve Zaparozan scor- ed from Rick Best and Dale Hunter. This left the score the same for the entire game. COMING SOON RADIO SHACK OPENING SOON "Creative Stop"' ARTS & CRAFT SUPPLIES 76 Water Street - Port Perry KENDALL'S =) SHOE TR PORT PERRY PLAZA \ ~N ACTON SHOE C0. ACTON RUBBER CO. COMPLETE RUBBER RANGE SKI DOO, LEATHER TOPS ETC. New Ideas by Celebrity @ CREPE SOLES @® WEDGES @ CALIFORNIAS Se SR EIN NT nh BE 5 Eo