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were Legiondires win five games The Legionaires have had a busy hockey schedule, playing 6 games in the 10 day period from Oct. 28 to Nov. 6th. N Five of these six games scheduled league games with Port defeating Pickering 7 to 4, Orono 6 to 3, Newcastle 4 to 2 'and Oshawa 11 to 2 and 10 to 0. Port's only defeat to date was in an exhibition game with Bank's Construction PeeWee team from Oshawa when they lost a close 2 to 1 decision. Team statistics after 9 games give the Legionaires 8 victories against one de- feat. They have scored 55 goals while allowing the opposition 18. Individually, Young is the big shooter with five hat tricks to his credit. Jones had a hat trick in both games against Oshawa. Jackman in goal has a Juveniles defeat Uxbridge by Scott Wilbur On Friday, November 4 the Emiels Place Juveniles beat Uxbridge in their own rink 4-2. g Port built up a 3-0 lead in this penalty filled encoun- ter. Steve Geer, Mark Lee and Henry Freiter scored for Port before Uxbridge could score. Mark Lee put the game away with his 2nd goal of the night assisted by Scott Wilbur. Ritchie Le- forte had 2 assists. Ray Hamlin played a ex- cellent game between the pipes while Merle Schewaga relieved Hamlin in the sec- ond period and also played well. . Port's next game is against' Newcastle and they are at home against Ux- bridge, Thursday, Nov. 14 at 9:15. very respectible 2.14 goal against average including two shutouts. Excluding the last "game against Oshawa, players adding points to their scor- ing stats were Young 11, Henricks 9, Jones and Lane 7,.S. Lee and H. Lee and Foote 6, Johnstone 4, Bur- nett 3, Goreski 2, McKee, Martens and Cane 1. The Legionaires have now played every team in their league and it appears that Pickering and Uxbridge are going to provide the tough- est competition. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1977 -- 19 Local student contributes to success of rowing team A former Port Perry High competitions in his first year St.Catherines, the team took School student, Steve at Queen's Upiversity. first in the novice Ontario 2 Rensink is making quite a Steve, the son of Mr. and University Finals and 3 name for himself in rowing Mrs. Nick Rensink, RR 2, second in Junior Varsity i Praise goalies despite 11-1 loss The fifth league game for the .CTC Bantams would best be forgotten on Nov. 2, the Markham team was in Port Perry and completely dominated the play and the scoring, defeating our boys 11-1. Markham put on a fine demonstration of hockey skill. It was 5-0 after the first period, and 7-1 after: the second. 'The lone CTC goal was scored by Keith Tremblay, unassisted at the 8:12 mark. Markham scor- ed 4" more in the third period. Despite the final score, credit must be given to CTC goaltenders Joe Treen and Peter Christie. «Stopped more rubber in this one game than the total of the 4 previous games. On Nov. 5 the Port Perry boys travelled to Bowman- ville. After an exciting, fast skating game, CTC came . out on the top 54. Bowmanville opened the scoring at the 5:44 point then CTC came back three times unanswered. Todd Healey was first to find the mark 37 second into the second period, assisted by Scott Wallace. At 6:32 Roger Gould scored from Sean Fewer, then captain Joe Williams from Keith Tremblay at 12:24. Bowmanville scored once more in the second and twice in the third before Port Perry got the tieing goal at the 8:24 mark on a picture play by Roger Gould TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HOMELITE'S SPECIAL OFFER NOW. *30.0rr No one has to tell you what's happening to farm equipment prices! Spiralling costs are sending them soaring. 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(At participating dealers) oe These sams Tay be sold at a lower price HOMELITE-TERRY TEXTRON Homelite Terry Division of Textron Canada Limited FISHER FARM SERVICE Ashburn 655-3842 They - from Robert Cook and Jim Daniels. iy The Williams, Wallace, Healey combination got the tie-breaker at 13:06 of the third period on a fine goal by Joe Williams. = Port Perry held off a final attack by Bowmanville, meeting 6 attackers in the final minute of the game. Recently added to the Port Perry CTC Bantam squad were Scott Sandison and Sean Fewer. The next league game is in Stouffville at 8:00 p.m. Monday, Nov. 7 then a home game on Wednesday, Nov. 9 when Whitby will be in town. On Saturday Nov. 18 Port Perry will travel to markham then host Picker- ing on Monday, Nov. 14. Broomball action | Livestock 11 - Blackstock 1 At 8:56 C. & B. opened the scoring with a goal by Ken Davidson assisted by Don Phinney. Two minutes later Doug Scott scored assisted by Mark Lee. With 1:50 to play 'in the first period Robert Evans-scored assist- ed by Ron Redman and Don Phinney making it 3-0 for C. & B. The first goal of the second period was scored by C. & B's Bill St.John assisted by Bruce Woodrow and Doug Christie. At 6:37 C. & B. scored again with a goal by Rob Evans assisted by. Ron Redman and Doug Scott. A minute and half later Rob Evans scored his - hat-trick with assists going to Doug Scott and Ron Redman. Rk Eight seconds into the third period C. & B. got their seventh on a goal by Rob Evans assisted by Ron Redman. 51 seconds later Ron Redman scored G. & B.'s eighth assisted by Rob Evans and Ken Bryant. At 11:36 Bruce Woodrow scor- "ed making it 9-0. Assists went to Doug Christie and Don Phinney. With 2:33 C. & B. .scored again with Doug Scott getting the goal with assists géing to Ken Bryant. At the 1:40 mark C.& B. got their last goal. Scoring was Don Phinney assisted by Doug Scott. Five seconds to go Black- stock ruined Keith Fraser's shutout with a goal by Tom Wotten assisted by David Dalton. Utica 5 - Brian's 0 Half way through the first period Utica scored on a "goal by Bernie McEnaney assigted by Bruce Smith. With less than 2 minutes to play in the first period Tim Mitchell scored assisted by Bill Fielding and' Mike Mitchell. Early in the second period _.Bernie. McEnaney- scored - Utica's 3rd with assists going to Rick Colins and Don Card.1:11 in the second period Jack Monsma scored assisted by Don .Card and Frank Fielding. With only twenty seconds to play in the third period, Frank Fielding scored assisted by Keith Ellicott to give Utica a 50 win over Brians. Dennis Symes earned the shutout for Utica. Brooklin 1 - Troskys 0 It was a close hard fought game with both teams play- ing very well. The only goal in the game came at the 3:08 mark in the third period when Brooklin's Ken Vipond scored on a pass by John VanHeuval.. Charlie Dennis earned a well de- served shutout for Brooklin. Port Perry, joined the row- ing club at the university, and has been competing in the 8-man with coxswain class. The team, all first year students, have been practicing since September and already are winning some major meets. In the Silver Jubilee race held on the Rideau Canal, Steve's team came fifth .overall out of a class of 17 boats. Then competing in competitions. Queen's rowing coach, lan McFarlane, says that this is one of the best novice teams to come out of the Univer- sity. Steve, along with dozens of other former high school students was home over the past weekend for the annual commencement exercises. Congratulations Steve...... keep up the good work. IS YOUR SPORT FIGURE SKATING? SKATES - LACES - WARMERS CASES & SHARPENING > Sports Land 76 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2174 (Closed Mondays.) 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