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or aL CPN ATT be = SLBA RMER 8 PRIA i ALTAR SOR! WS 18-- PORT PERRY STAR -- PORT PERRY Wednesday, Mar. 17, 1976 Enjoy Uxbridge Tournament Atoms win and lose games The Malmont Farms Atoms were in Uxbridge on Saturday, March 13 to par- ticipate in their annual Atom Tournament. Port started out strong in their first game of the day and defeated the team from Keene by the score of 6 to 2. In the second game against a strong team from Orono; the local boys were edged by the score of 3 to 2. In the first game Port opened the scoring at the :46 second mark on. a goal by Robby Burnet¥ assisted by Ian Dickson and Steve Lee. One minute later, Mike Pratt scored assisted by Brian Henricks to make the score 2 to 0. At the 7:55 mark Mark Goreski scored assisted by Brian Henricks -and at the 8:18 mark, Brian Henricks scored unassisted to clos& out the scoring for the first period with the score 4 to 0 for Port. Keene scored the only goal of the second period with very few shots on the goal by either team. Port scored the first goal of the third period at the 6:35 mark. Scoring for Port was Jeff Johnstone as- sisted by Howard Lee and Russell Jones. Two minutes later, Robby Burnett scored assisted by Jamie Lane and Ian Dickson. Keene closed out the scoring with 10 seconds to go to make the final ;score 6 to 2 for the Malmont gang. In the second game, against Orono, the Malmont gang started out strong and scored the first goal with pening & Exchange Koho and Louisville HOCKEY STICKS 1';58 left in the first period. The goal was scored by Mark Goreski assisted by Steve Lee. This stood up until Brian Henricks scored unassisted with only 14 seconds to go in the second period. This gave Port the. lead by the score of 2 to 0 at the end of the second period. With victory in sight, the local boys seemed to let up and Orono scored their first goal at the 1:41 mark of the . third period and tied the score just 31 seconds later. The Malmont gang then came alive and kept the "opposition off balance and victory was within grasp but Orono scored the winner. wit) only 28 seconds to go. The Tast outing of the year for the Malmont Farms Atoms will be during mid winter break when they will participate in the Brampton tournament. The Uxbridge Minor Hoc- key Association should be congratulated for running another very successful Atom Tournament. The con- venors controlled things very well and everything went off as was scheduled. The turkey dinner was also enjoyed by everyone and special thanks for this goes to the Uxbridge Hockey mothers. N TEAS EE EE EEE GE a on re A Rr Te TW Br Tr Br a Wr Wp WT Tp CT Vp A NT rr >. to introduce the new trillium NORTH BROCK MOTOR SALES is pleased * Lightweight fiberglass * Ideal for small cars * Economically priced * Easy to tow * Compact & distinctively designed ". . - nn a a a i | We are also dealers for Trailers & Motor Homes by Broomball semifinals in progress - Broomball action in the Port Perry area is fast and exciting these last few weeks of the season. The league is now into their. semi-final series and offer a good calibre of play for the fans to enjoy. Above the goalie for Brooklin stops a shot by Smit's from in-close, while Smit's goalie covers up on a Brooklin shot at bottom, in last Sundays action. oF UTICA AUTO BODY 3 BRIANS SUPERTEST 2 Utica picked up the first win of the two out of three playoffs with a close 3-2 decision over Brians. Both teams evenly shared the scoring in the first and third periods but Utica picked up the extra goal over Brians in _ the second. +--Utica scored twice before Brians reacted with two goals by Jack Monsma. The first at 2:45 from Eric Bens PAPE y Ad (S| Utica, Smits Cycle first games and Harvey Parander and his second at 10:10 from Eric Bens. Brians came back with two quick ones late in the first at 11:40 when Ken Fraser scored from Randy Watson and again at 13:20 by Dale Young from Keith Dal- ton and Dave Dalton. This ended the first period at 2-2. Late in the second period at 13:05 Jack Mitchell inter- cepted a pass at the point and drilled it into the right hand corner. This proved to Nothing to do in the Winter Break? GO SKIING Conditions are fantastic! 36" Base Open DAILY during the Winter Break with extended weekday hours - 9:30 to 5:00 ONLY *4.00 Monday to Friday winners be the winning goal. In the third period Utica came into penalty troubles having a man in the penalty box throughout the whole period. But Brians couldn't seem to use their advantage in the third and the game ended at 3-2: SMITS CYCLE & SPORTS 3 BROOKLIN LEGION 1 Third place Smits upset second place Brooklin 'to take the first best out of (continued on page 21) eo GLENDALE ee BENDIX eee ett ie PE -------- i e TRAVELINER eo SCAMPER ve INORTHBROCK MOTOR SALES HM UMIED or further information agmar is only 8 miles eo | ¢ | MANCHESTER 985.3372 | | for hr oma bgp on ~ 1 mile north of Manchester on 7 and 12 Highway SMS SAN BABAR ASNSK5K50505050550505555550585555585855550555558858585858588585838888sss ET BS I ER SX RE a x Wi HOAs Cv Mr Je RE iz Xn