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LIC eS Se EN eal) x eh 18-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 3, 1976 "S RY A | AR AE as Fi X At 5 «0 LW & sii NRA " Wheels down Brighton 6-1 Move on to face Schomberg Snowmobile racing: Above, the start line. At right, the lights say go. Snowmobile races on Lake Scugog The Port Perry Snowmo- bile Club held their annual drag races Sunday on Lake Scugog while hundreds of spectators looked on. Competition in the many classes of races was keen, and competitors from as far away as Orno and Bowman- ville took part. The results were as follows: C. Stock - Lorne Arscott, Fenelon Falls; D. Stock - Dave Taylor, Port Perry; E. STock - James Hunter - Scar- borough. Jr. Child - 250 cc Ricky Brear, R.R.3, Little Britain; Jr. Child - 340 cc Ricky Brear R.R.3, Little Britain. Sr. Child - 250 cc Stephen Ashmore, Port Perry; Sr. Child - 340 cc Don Turner, Balsam; Sr. Child - 440 cc Jay Adam, Port Perry. Ladies 340 - Melinda Fish, R.R.3, Little Britain; Ladies 440 - Melinda Fish, R.R.3, Little Britain. "A Modified - Bryan York, Seagrave; B Modified - Doug Lowe, Bowmanville; ¢ Modi- fied - Ivan Greene, Oshawa; D Modified - Mike Holliday, Fenelon Falls; Open Modi- fied - Grant Herbert, Oshawa Super Stock Liquid Cooled A - Bryan York, Seagrave; Super Stock Liquid Cooled B - Douglas Lowe, Bowman- ville; Super Stock Liquid Cooled C - Mike Holliday, Fenelon Falls. Super Stock Free Air A.- Alexander Alves, Brooklin; Super Stock Free Air B -Lorne Arscott, Fenelon Falls; Super Stock Free Air C - Ivan Greene, Oshawa; Super Stock Free Air D - Robert Stephenson, Orono. Third victory over Bancroft By Darrin Jobb The Beare Motor Bantams moved closer to the All- Ontario finals last Wednes- day, the 25th, by beating out Bancroft three straight. The third game in Port turned out to be the clincher in a 3-1 victory. George Burnett tallied for In Case Of FIRE Phone Scugog Fire Dept. No.1 985-2345 Fire Dept. No.2 986-4234 the first two goals assisted by Mike Geer. Bancroft narrowed the score 2-1 late in the second, but Dennis Franssen put the game out of Reaci: on a big wrist shot, assisted by Darrin Jobb. Now that Port has defeat- ed Bancroft, they have gone on to play Schomberg, the defending Bantam "C" champs. This was one of the best games Port has come up with all year. Some fine goaltending at both ends of the rink kept the score down respectively. Schomberg took an early lead in the first period and kept it until the third. George Burnett scored to tie it up, assisted by Dennis Franssen. Five minutes later, Schomberg again jumped into the lead on a tricky goal. that fooled goaltender Ray Gibson. The puck was shot from the point and was just wide. The rebound then came out on the other side of the net where a Schomberg player promptly scored. Chas. Brown had a good chance to tie it up on a penalty shot. The Schom- berg goalie made the best save of his life as he kicked out a powerful wrist shot. This game was without the services of Billy Owen, the Big Defenseman, who has led the club since the start of the playoffs. The final score of this game was 2-1 for Schom- berg. Next home game is Wednesday, March 3rd at 9:15 p.m. By Andrea Jones In the third game against Brighton, the Wheels kept their cool amazingly well and won in fine style, 6-1. - It was Stu Cochrane from Hintze and Phil Cochrane leading off at 1:46 of the first period. And minutes later, Bill Haynes set up became more frustrated. Bill Haynes who was hust- ling all night, scored no. 6, assisted by Bill Bridge. The third period could have been a disaster if the Wheels had retaliated to the elbows and invitations to fight. On one occasion, Bill Haynes curled up on the ice as Wayne one game of their quarter- finals in the history books as the paper comes out. They met Schomberg on Monday, and must return to Schomberg for the next two games. Schomberg has a big tough squad and should prove quite a challenge for the Wheels. Mark Lee. It looked like a Rorabeck from Brighton : repeat of game two. But pymmelled him with _ MONDAY RESULTS Brighton tried to make a punches. Rorabeck receiv- The Wheels lost 6-4 on Mon- day night against Schom- berg. They were outplayed "for 2 periods and a spirt in the 3rd period wasn't quite enough to win. The Wheels play again this week in Sch- omberg on Saturday and Sunday at 3:20 p.m. game of it and bounced back with a goal halfway through the period. : In the second period, it was the Cochrane boys again, Stu from Phil and less than a minute later, Gord Hintze picked an open corner with Mike Healey and Stu Cochrane collecting the assists. Bill Bridge added to Brighton's woes assisted by Phil Cochrane and Steve Jones: and the period ended 5-1. 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