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Ca psa ) AX HOT ER PRA \ 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar, - ~ 1976 BANTAM COCHRANE'S 6 PEELS CHIX 5 In the first game Coch- rane's Trotters defeated Peels Chix 6-5. Scoring for Cochranes was Peter Bate- man getting 2 goals, 2 assists; Dwayne Freeman and Greg Fedyk each with 1 goal, 1 assist; Warren Strong and Kelly Moase each getting 1 goal; Johnny Hadley picking up 4 assists; and Lloyd Durward, Tony "Davie and Rowan Kennedy each picking up one assist. Jim Aldred and Nicky Van Weston Picking up 1 goal. BALLARD LUMBER 3 EMMERSON INS. 2 In the second game, Ballard Lumber cut up Emmersons Insurance, 3-2. Scoring for Ballard Lumber was rookie Robert Fellows, Brad Hurst and Gordon Carriere each getting 1 goal. Picking up assists were Greg Carrier with 1 and Bob Horn with 2. "Scoring for Emmersons was Scott Heard and Marv Clow each getting a goal, and Steve Ashmore and Johnny Spears (Walton) picking up assists. ~ | House League Hockey | MIDGET WAGG TEXACO 5 CONSUMERS GAS 4 In the first game, Wagg Texaco defeated Consumers Gas, 54. Scoring for Waggs was Jay Neil with 1 goal, 2 assists; Dale McQuade with 2 goals; Paul Beare with 1 goal, 1 assist; Scott Nelson picking up 1 goal. Scoring for Consumers was Timmy Kane getting 1 goal, 2 as- sists; George Lindsay, Scott Wilbur and Robby Parker each picking up 1 goal. CARL THE BUTCHER 8 CLUB ANNRENE 2 In the second game, Carl the Butcher slaughtered Club Annrene, 8-2. Scoring for Club Annrene was Bill Blair and Kent Baird each getting a goal, Robert Baird and Steven Geer each with a assist. Scoring for Carl's was Richie Lefort with 2 goals, 2 assists; Pete Lane with 1 goal, 2 assists; Keith Barr with 4 assists; Tom Jacobson with 3 assists; Steve McIntyre and .Ricky Hope with 2 goals a piece. 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The Bobcats scored all three pf their goals in the first period by Tim Kane with two and Robert Baird. There was no scoring in the second, -but in the third period Uxbridge got their only goal by Bill Bayard. In this period, Ed Newman from Uxbridge was awarded a penalty shot and the Bob- cat's goaltender, Doug Larmer came up with the biggest save of the game.- UXBRIDGE 3 PORT PERRY 1 On Friday, March 19, the 'Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 Club travelled to Uxbridge for their second game of the' best of five series, and came home with a three to one loss. This tied the series, one game a piece. This was a far better game with both teams playing hockey like everyone knows they can. The Bobcats out shot Uxbridge but came up against a hot and lucky goaltender. Uxbridge led two to nothing after the first period on goals by Grant Moore and Steve Shortt. Peter Lane scored the Bobcats lone "goal in the second period to<put them back in the game. But Garry Stiner added the insurance goal for third period to give Ux- bridge the victory. The Bobcats on Saturday, March 20, travelled to Oak- wood to enter in their annual Midget Tournament. In the first game, The Big Blue Machine played Lindsay, and came up with a four to two victory. In their second game, the Bobcats came up against the home-town, Oak- wood, with the home town winning 8 - 1. This loss knocked the Bobcats out of the tournament. The next playoff game for the Bobcats is Wednesday, March 24 at 9:00 p.m. when Uxbridge is back for the third game of the best of five series, with the fourth game back in Uxbridge, Friday, "March 26th at 9 p.m. A ATCALT QUAN IY RO By Carol Wilbur The Beare Motor Bantams after beating out Uxbridge, Bancroft and Schomberg, were defeated by St. George who simply out hustled the boys. For a team that everyone thought mediocre half way through the season, who would have guessed they would get to the All-Ontario Semi-Finals. Much of the credit goes to Russ Stephens, coach, Jim Burnett, trainer, Hillis Wil- bur, manager and of course, to the boys, themselves. Goal: Raymond Gibson. Craig Larmer, Bill Owen, George Burnett, Dennis Franssen, Darrin Jobb, David Canning, Carey Fellows, Charlie Brown, Tim Parker, Mike Geer, Hal NOR Fy IS Aah Y $M 7 h¥ A AA TEAR AA hs 5 = i ¢ : = i 2d i as The House of Howard Club Bonspiel was held last Wednesday at the Port Perry Curling Club, and according to all reports, the competition was keen. Getting the, trophy from Howard Hall is the winning team, consisting of (from right) Shirley Lee, Helen Parish, Mary Brinkman and Moira Fallis. . Bantams lose semi-finals John Robertson, Mark Cleveland, Stick Boy: Robbie 7 Tobin. Mike Fellows. RICK LAROCQUE CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL and FARM WIRING 24 hour service 985-3261 R.R. 2 Port Perry, Ont. (1 mile west off Oshawa Rd. on Cone. 3) Consumerand Consommation Corporate Affairs et Corporations André Ouellet, Minister. 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