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POR Lo reirss igi one win to reach O.M.H.A. finals 100 Lope Tee tally one victory away from being the first Port Perry Pee Wee team ever to reach the finals in the O.M.H.A. ~All Ontario playdowns. HS, 3 3 Frenne Saturday, -..March---12th Port nipped the home team Ernestown Township 3 to 2 to take a stranglehold on the 5 game semi-final series. Coupled with their victory in Port the previous night they now have a 2to 0 lead in games. The Legionaires were down 2 to 0 at the end of the second period on Saturday and it was beginning to look like a long bus ride home. Not so, said the boys, as they went out in the third periey and fashioned another one of their come-from-behind thrillers. There was only 6:20 left in regulation time when Fewer let go a slap shot that deflect: ed into the Ernestown net off Hortons stick. Vizely also drew an assist on the play. From that moment on there was no stopping the Legion- aires. Just 2 minutes and 19 seconds later Russ Jones put the Legionaires back on even terms when he scored from close in with Burnett and Tremblay assisting. Three minutes and 10 seconds later it was game over. The puck came loose from a jam up in front of the Ernestown net PASSPORT PHOTOS TAR REGISTER NOW FOR SPRING PROGRAMS AT THE OSHAWA Y.W.CA. } Activities for women, men, girls & boys. | Babysitting available for most daytime programs SPECIAL REGISTRATION DAY THURSDAY, MARCH 17 10fo 11:30 a.m. & 1:30t0 8:00 p.m. Program Building - Simcoe & McGregor Sts. For more information call 576-8880. and Fewer moving up from his defense position made no mistake as he zeroed in on the loose puck and blasted. goal number 3 by a helpless Ernestown goaltender. The first two. ods wepe play. Ernestown Twsp. certainly came up with a much improved perform- ance over their game in Port the night before and were able to get 2 goals by Lover-. ing. The Legionaires had their chances but had no luck around the net. In the series Fri- day, March 11th in Port the Legionaires dominated the Bobcats defeat Uxbridge game throughout winning 8 to 1. Scoring for Port were Young 3 goals 1 assist, Wallace 2 goals, one assist; Vizely 1 goal, 2 assists; Goreski 3 assists; Storry 1 goal, 1 assist; Horton, Fewer Me Me amido A Jones 1 goal and Tremblay 1 assist, ° The Legionaires came up with a solid team effort in both games in particular, Tremblay, Fewer, Young and the Wallace Vizely Goreski line turned in top games. The third game is in Port IH: March 19th at 9:15 win Lakeshore trophy by Scott Wilbur On March 7, the Port Perry Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 team won the lakeshore Trophy de- feating Uxbridge 10-1. Uxbridge seemed more intent on taking penalties in this game but the Bobcats came back with goal after goal. Carey Fellows had 3 goals while Tony Oxley potted 2. Dave Canning, Rob Parker, Steve Geer, Rick Hope and John Robertson all had singles. Canning had 3 assists, Wilbur and Young, M. Geer and Robertson had 2 assists each while Fellows, Cleve- land, S. Geer and Mike Hamilton all had an assist each. This moved hie 'Cats into RS, the semi-finals for All Ontario against Unionville. In the first period Union- ville jumped into a quick 2-0 lead, before the Bobcats could reply. The Bobcats staged a come back in the second and third period with goals by Rick Hope and Steve Geer. Due to all-round defensive lapses and bad luck around the net, plus a disallowed goal -the 'Cats offensive drive was stopped. Union- ville scored the final goal at 7:38 of the third period to win the game 3-2. Craig Larmer played a creditable game between the pipes. The Bobcats play the next two games in Unionville Tuesday, March 15 and Sunday, March 20. by Doug Suppelsa On Saturday, March 12, 1977, the Port Perry Mal- mont Farms Atoms won the consolation championship at the Uxbridge Atom Tourna- ment. In their "opening .game, Port Perry lost a 1-0 squeaker Jo Keene. The PORT PERRY CHRYSLER Invitational Badminton Tournament SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1977 11 Teams from C.0.B. A. will-be COMPAL Men's & Ladies' Doubles begin at 9 a.m. Mixed Doubles begin at 1 p.m. Tournament Dinner & Dance begins at 8:00 p.m. TOWN HALL 1873 Tickets *5.00 per person - Contact before March 23 (986-5046) The 2nd Annual Ken P. Murray Electric bonspiel was held last Saturday at the Port Perry Curling Club, and even the unseasonal mild temperatures didn't affect the curling. The men's club spiel saw 16 teams competing for the honours, with a rink skipped by Jack Owen emerging the winners. From left, Bob Bruton, vice skip, Ken Murray, sponsor, Jack Owen, and Marion Murray. Centre are the Murray's children, left, Tracy and Heather, Gibson, lead and Dennis Towns, second. first two periods were scoreless with both teams having some excellent scor- ing opportunities at opposite ends of the rink, but Paul Bateman for Port Perry and Craig Field for Keene were determinded to keep the score at 00. Keene scored early in the third period and held on for the 1-0 victory. Malmont Farms continuously put the pressure-on in the third period hitting two goal posts but were unable to obtain the equalizer. The loss dropped the Atoms into the consolation round where they met Orono and came away with a 7-1 victory. Port Perry got on the scoreboard early in the period as Mike Pratt -scored--assisted by Jeff Johnstone. David Kemp made the score 20. -As he scored an unassisted goal from a scramble in front of the Orono net. Jeff John- stone completed the scoring n the first period after re- ving a breakaway from Darren Desautels. Port Perry continued to dominate play in the second period by scoring 4 - un- answered goals. Robbie Tobin' scored first, assisted by Desautels, on a nifty move coming around from behind the Orono net and Front, left, Elmo ' Atoms win consolation trophy in Uxbridge _ od after some in bal by the Port Perry team resulted in a goal. by Randy Tennant of Orono. This win advanced the Port Perry Atoms to the consolation final against Oshawa Little N.H.L. Canadians. This game proved to be "no contest" as Port Perry humiliated Oshawa by the count of 9-2. Oshawa caused some '"'nail- bitting" for the Port Perry fans as they scored 45 seconds into the game, but Kevin Ferguson soon got (continued on page 19) SWIM NOW! | CYPRESS POOL SERVICE & [EQUIPMENT LTD. 852-7411 ~ Custom Concrete Gunite Pools We have a complete line of concrete & vinyl pool accessories and chemicals. WITH THE AQUADOME ENCLOSURE YOU COULD BE SWIMMING RIGHT NOW! Come & see our dis 97 REACH STREET, lay at: XBRIDGE. 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