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PORT @ PERRY STAR Darrin Jobb The Beare Motor Bantam boys won the quarter-finals in their bid for the 1977 All Ontario Championship last Tues. March 1st. Port invaded the Oak Ridges Memorial centre against the home team. The Bantam boys were leading at this time 2 'games to Ls ooked for awhile like Oak Ridges might take it as they opened up with a two goal lead and later increas- ed it to 4-2. After the second period both teams took a rest and coach Doug Scott used the rest wisely to analyse Ports work and tell them what they were doing wrong. It obviously worked as Port ended up winning 6-4. Scoring for Port were Shultzie Burnett with 4 goals and Mike T. Tobin House League NOVICE On the first game Sports- land defeated Kinsmen 4-2. Scoring for Sportsland was Tim Cannon getting 2 goals, Doug Densty and Joe Forder each getting 1 goal. Densty and Raymond Daniels each picked up 1 assist. Scoring for Kinsmen was Brad McEneney and Robert Day each getting unassisted goals. In the second game Emiels Place tied Scugog Realty 1-1. Picking up the goals for Scugog was Paul Cooper assisted by Jay Bower. Scoring for Emiels Place was Sean Fisher from Ron Crawford. and Darrin B. Jobb with 1 each. Assists went to Chas. Brown and - Davey Alexander with 3 each, Beans Menzies, Shultzie Burnett and Darrin Jobb with one each. Oak Ridges travelled back to Port on Friday the 4th of March for the final game of the series. This "was a dull game with slow ice. Oak Ridges again had the first goal of the game but it was the only one they had as Port came back with five unanswered goals for the final score of 5-1. Scoring for Port were Shultzie Burnett with 3 goals which gives him 90 for the season. Chas. Brown and Dougy Potts had the others. ~ Assists went to Chas. Brown and Darrin B. Jobb with 2 each, Mike T. "Tobin and" 'Béans Menzies with singles, Port was minus Hal B. Storry on the defense with a leg injury. But Hal is Bantams advance to semi-finals expected to be back in uni- form for the next series. The next series will be against either Bancroft (they are leading the series 2-0) or Brighton. So keep watch in the paper and on the bulletin board in the arena for later dates. Team executives Doug Scott, Don Phinny and Jim "Burnett hope that lots of fans will turn out to cheer Port on as your support is really needed. Legionaires defeat Schomberg By Clare Potts In the second game of the Ontario quarter final series played in Port Perry, March 2nd, the Port Perry Legion Pee Wee team defeated Schomberg 14-2. A solid team effort-by- the Legion- aires was just too much for the Schomberg team to handle on this occasion. Schomberg opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Dion at 2:33, assisted by Matysek and Loveridge. From this point on the period belonged to Port. Henricks scored his first of a three goal effort at 2:43 assisted by Burnett and Young. Burnett scored at 2:55 assists going to Hen- ricks and Fewer. Jones scored one of his three goals at 4:52 with assist from Storry. Storry scored at 5:04 assisted by Tremblay. Henricks second goal came at 5:49 assisted by Burnett. Crowell scored at 7:37 assis- ted by Russell Jones whom rumour has it plays tight end for the Rams in the off season. Horton closed the scoring at the 10:39 mark of the period, assisted by Storry The second period saw Young put Port quickly on the scoreboard at the 1:16 mark assisted by Tremblay. The oldtimer Jones scored his second goal of the con- test at 4:12 with assists from Horton and Storry. Horton scored at 11:37 assisted by Jones. 'Schombe.' ; came on 'in this period and had several good scoring oppor- tunities but Love "ing in the net for Port was-at- his. (continued on page 19) Rod & Gun Club Host rifle shoot-out by Charles Harper The Port Perry Rod and Gun Club's Rifle team host- ed a rifle competition with the Oshawa Marksman Rifle team and came out second best by a slim margin of 35 points, They are confident they will reverse these results on their return match at Oshawa on April 1. There is also a match scheduled on April 7 at the Port Perry range with the York Rifle Club. The Junior Rifle shooters are also getting into the act by shooting against the PRICE: . $1.00 per adult + .75 per child $3.00 per family A BAUER OLD TIMERS "PORT PERRY OLD TIMERS New Scugog Community Arena Saturday, March 12, 1977 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets for draw may be purchased at door or-from: Richard's Beauty Studio - 985-7991 Sportsiand - 985-2174 John Zaparozan 985-3380 or 985-2322 ~ W ARTHRMS SOCIETY ALL PROCEEDS T0 ¢ yi School Cadets on May" po Hand Gun Shooters are also involved in compe- tition shooting and hosted a shoot in Peterborough on Sunday, Feb. 27. The first round was won by G. Pearson of Peter- borough --and-second place was Dan _ Stone. of Port Perry. The second round was won by L. Beatons of Campbellford and Charles Harper in second place. The next Pistol Match is scheduled for April 3 at Peterborough. Old Arena ts from Port Perry, Toronto, Kitchener, Peterboro and Cobourg. The CTC Bantams were eliminated from playoff action this last week on March 2, 1977, an action packed game ended in a 5-5 draw with Uxbridge. Port Perry played extremely well - At the end of the second third period to tie the game. In the overtime period, both teams scored once. In the - first period, Uxbridge open- ed the scoring quickly at the 39 second mark. CTC came back with four in a row. Jim Kane from Scott Sandison and:Todd Healey at 7:21 of the first period, Tim Thomp- son from Kane and Rowen _ Kennedy at. 2:31 of "the second period, Pat Johnson from Rod Vernon and Brad Hurst at 3:18 and Vernon from Kevin. Grieve and _Rowen Kennedy at 8:58. Uxbridge stormed back __early in the third at the 1:22 _ mark and again 20 seconds later. Their tieing goal came at the 10:17 mark. After the first goal in the overtime by Uxbridge, CTC tied the game on a goal by Rod Vernon from Pat John- son with 1:14 to go in the game. On Sunday, March 6, 1977, Port went to Uxbridge for - what was to be their final 'game, going down to defeat 6 to 2. 'The. Uxbridge netminder played a flawless game, stopping a determined Port Perry team on every rush. Port's frustration resulted in 17 penalties - during the game. Port Perry goals PORT PERRY RENT-ALL 159 Casimir St. $15,000. WORTH OF NEW EQUIPMENT 'Has been purchased to expand and improve our service to you. Delivery if requested. Two weekend games eliminate Bantams © 8:00 p.m. the Bauer Old- _-- were scored by Scotl Sandi- son from John Treen and Brad Hurst at 4:07 of the first period and Carl Dur- ward from Tim Thompson at 3:54 of the third period. Coach Don Myers and man- effort this season. The re- : mainder of the hockey year will be exhibition games by | the CTC Bantams, with a game on March 9, 1977. Oldtimers Oldtimers * On Sat., March 12, 1977 at timers, 'led by Captain Harry Watson (former - Toronto- Maple Leaf star) ¥ will take on the 'Port Perry Oldtimers at 'the Port Perry Memorial, Arena. Admiss- ion is $1 per adult, 75 cents per child and $3 per family, with the entire proceeds going to : The ' Arthritis Society. Your gift may help a crippled hand to write again, a pair of crippled legs to walk, someone you know, 'a friend, neighbour or relative, thay suffer the crippling effects of arthritis. Help those who need your * help. Support the Arthritis Society. Tickets may be purchased at the door' of Scugog Com- - munity Arena. oe 985-7356 SportsLand ~~ 68 Water SL, Port Perry - 985-2174 - Jim Bumett, prop. en Broomball spicy i d | ~ "2DAYS- MARCH 11th & 12th Skate Sharpening & Exchange i 7 Koho & Lovisville i HOCKEY STICKS | : Ug} SPORTSWEAR & EQUIPMENT BY 4 ® ADIDAS ® CCM + ® COOPER ® BAUER | b 3 @