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hE 14 wr " « ' Al I dL RORY 7% 2 . av '2.10% 1) BARE BAT Sra th N Lf Xp ALATA | dy RE FO 1 WL PO | FIA . . . ; PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 3, 1976 -- 19 «|« Midget boys win Uxbridge Basketball tourny Aims d d 4-3 oms downe . High school FE news after tieing up season « Midget Boys Basketball After losing the first two period at the 8:41 mark Uxbridge Tournament, Sat. games, the Malmont Farms assisted by Mark Goreski. February 21st Atoms stormed back and Score at the end of the Port began the day on a won the next two games to second, three to one for winning note by defeating a tie the series only to lose the Port. Robbie Burnett open- snappy * Markham team, deciding game in overtime. ed the scoring in the third 38-26. George Cope had a On Monday, February 23, period at the 1':04 mark strong rebounding game as the Malmont Farms Atoms assisted by Jamie Lane. well as throwing in 14 pts. were at home against Ux- Uxbridge scored twice and Gord Simmonds did an ex- "bridge and were facing elim- closed the gap to 4 to 3 for cellent job from the guard ination after losing the first Port but Robbie Burnett position and accumulated 10 two games in a five game scored his third of the game Ly pts. Brian Pereman had 8. series. Port came out deter- with 2:01 to go, assisted by The second game was a mined to win the series and Russell Jones. Hat trick for see-saw battle with Port won by the score of 4 to 3. the game going to Robbie finally defeating O'Neill of Uxbridge opened the scoring Burnett. Oshawa 32-27. The O'Neill as they had done in the other On Thursday, February team could not penetrate the two games but Steve Lee 26, the deciding game was zone defense thrown up by scored at the 7:12 mark played in Port and after a the Port team. Top scorers unassisted to tie the score. hard fought game, the Mal- & for Port were Brian Pere- The first period ended with mont gang were edged by man 10, George Cope 10, ~ the score tied at one a piece. the score of 4 to 3 after the Gord Simmonds 8. Uxbridge opened the scor- game went into overtime. The championship game ing at the 2';03 mark of the At the 2';20 mark Uxbridge saw Port take an early lead second period and added to opened the scoring but at the .but never a commanding _ it at the 4:24 mark. At the 5:29 mark Brian Henricks one due to some erratic 5:41 mark, Steve Lee scored scored unassisted to tie the shooting. With two minutes unassisted to close the gap score. This ended the scor- left in the game, Port simply and the second period ended ing for the first period. ran out of gas and lost a with Uxbridge in the lead by Russell Jones opened the » close game to Central of 3 to 2. The third period was scoring in the second period Oshawa, 36-33.- Top scorers all Port's, with Brian Hen- unassisted at the 2';44 mark for Port were Gord Sim- ricks scoring assisted by but with only :17 seconds to monds 14," Greg Fedyk 7, Russell Jones at the 3:32 go in the period, Uxbridge George Cope 6. mark, and Mark Goreski tied the score. At the 5:44 scored the winning goal at mark of the third period, Junior Girls Volleyball 11';58 assisted by Brian Jamie Lane scored unassist- The junior girls travelled * The Midget Boys Basketball team of Port Perry High School made the top ~~ Henricks and Russell Jones. ed to make the score 3 to 2 to McLaughlin last Tuesday slot in last weekends Brock Tournament. They are, from left (rear) coach Mr. A. Port travelled to Uxbridge for Port. At the 11:10 mark for their last league tourn- Dekker, Bill Owen, Scott Kuyt, Brian Pereman, George Cope, Gavin McCallum, ©0 Tuesday, February 24, of the period, Port took a ament. The team did not 'Sean O'Reilly, Terry Flieler, Scott Wilbur. (Front) Wade Oosterman, John with the series at two games penalty and while they were 4 put on their best perfor- Robertson, and Greg Fedyk. for Uxbridge and one for the shorthanded, Uxbridge tied mance as they lost both : : : Malmont gang. Port com- the score. Regulation time matches to Oshawa Catholic ' pletely dominated the game ended with the score tied at and McLaughlin. However, ° : and the outcome was never three each. At the 3:18 all team members deserve Utica heads U la off in doubt. Port opened the mark of the first overtime credit for their improve- ; ? p p y S scoring at the 1:3¢ mark of period, Uxbridge scored to ment gver the season. : the first period on a goal by put them ahead by the score a - : UTICA AUTO BODY 3 ahead 2-0. Utica scored their Bill Down rifled one in from Mark Goreski assisted by of 4 to 3 and Port just Intramural Hockey BROOKLIN LEGION 1 third and final goal at 6:400f Wayne Church and Dave Russell Jones and Brian couldn't seem to tie the The 'Intramuyal Hockey Uticas win clinched first the third period when Keith Fuller. Henricks. This goal stood score even through they had regular a with place in the playoffs putting Ellicott scored from Harvey = CAWKERS BUTCHERS 5 'up until the 1';05 mark of the several good chances. This - Bob Elliott's team first, ~ them six points ahead of Parender and- Bernie BRIANS SUPERTEST 1 second period when Ux- ends the regular season for Gerry Lane "$econd, Paul second place Brooklin. McEnaney. Brooklin scored It was a do or die game for bridge tied the score. At the the Malmont Atoms. Litt third, and Randy Knight ~~ Utica scored once in each their lone goal at 12:14 when (continued on page 20) 4:17 mark, Robby Burnett The Malmont team will be 3 fourth. period before Brooklin re- scored assisted by Jamie playing in two more tourn- J In the first game of the actedlatein the third period. Lane to put the Malmont aments to close out the a) playoffs, Bob Elliott defeat- Utica started early in the G E N ERAL M EF ETI \ G gang ahead by the score of 2 season, one in Uxbridge on hg ed Paul Litt 5-3 with Sean first period with 3:20 gone in to 1, and from that point on March 13 and the other in - BL Taylor and Paul Beare scor- the period when Don Card CC Port maintained the lead. Same from March 21 to £ ing for each team on excel- scored his 20th goal of the Brian Henricks ended the March 27. i lent shots. season from Gord Geer. UXBRIDGE & DISTRICT scoring for the second : In the second game John Their second goal of the : « Scotland Fick Rahm isd 3 Ee was 1 she econ MINOR SOCCER ASSOCIATION || oes sss strong team effort as Gerry period at 13:50 when Jack . 1 5 t il cd Lane defeated Randy Knight Mitchell picked up an una- Thursday, March 11 8:00 p.m. ' POr S an 74. assisted goal putting Utica - ' Water St., Port Perry - 985-2174 - Jim Bumett, prop. | ? Ce ' KAWARTHA HOCKEY SCHOOL UXBRIDGE ARENA - : Skate Sharoen Girls 10-15 Boys7-16 w-- is NEW WING ¢ d e arpening & Exchange f CANSMEN.CIVIC CENTRE, PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO. ¢ | lef Instructor, Roger Neilson, Coach, Peterborough Petes, i i assisted by N.H.L, W.H.A. and Junior 'A' Hockey ony It is of vital importance that everyone ¢ Koho and Louisville ' Weekly Sessions: June 28 - Sept. 3, 1976 n . : HOCKEY STICKS } © Further hiotation 34d appiication for are available at that can contribute to the future of ' : our local arena or a e ecreation Off , Cit " . . . 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