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3 (x The Grant Menzies Motors Midget finalists. Back - Jobb and Mark Clev from left: Dennis Franssen, Mike Tobin, Rick Young, Charlie Brown, Dave Canning, Rob Kemp, Darrin PACERS a Ves' Bryce Ashmore, tournament convenor, presented the trophy to the winning Ee Bay 1CERS eland. Front, from Oxley, Rob Cannon, Jim Tree, Mike Geer and Mark Menzies. Oshawa Midgets at last weeks Midget-Bantam tournament at the Scugog arena. Mr. Ashmore hands the trophy over to captain Rob Garrow, while goalie Bob Weeks and Assistant Captain Jeff Whalley look on. Broomball Action Utica 4 - Troski's 0 Utica took an early first period lead with Mike Mit- chell scoring from Jack ~ ®Mitchell and len McEnany. Don Card made it 2-0 before the period ended with Tim Mitchell and Jack Monsma assisting. Uticg stretched their lead to 3-0 on a power C. & B. 3 - Brooklin 1 Ken Bryant gave C. & B. an early lead with Bruce Woodrow and Ken Davidson assisting. Brooklin tied the game in the first period as Bill Down scored with Bryan Lee assisting. C. & B. went back out in front in the second period with Don Phinney scoring from Ken up in the first minute. and a half into the third with Keith Ellicott scoring from Mike Mitchell. Brooklin went back ahead 3-2 with Ken Vipond scoring from Bill Down and John Vipond. Utica tied it up at 3-3 with Mike Mole scoring an un- assisted goal. Utica went ahead 4-3 with five minutes Pacers defeat Oshawa 6 - 2 By Glenn Geer PORT 6- OSHAWA 2 On Monday, December 14 the Grant Menzies Pacers Midget 1 club hosted Oshawa and came away with a six to two victory. The Pacers started slow by giving Oshawa a two nothing lead. But with less than four minu- tes to go in the first period the Big Red Machine tied the score, then scored one in the second and-three in the third left: Tony by Glenn Geer In the first game in thet tournament for the Grant Menzies Pacers, they hosted Bay Ridges third midget. club and came up with a twelve to nothing victory. George Burnett with three, Mark Cleveland with two, Darrin Jobb with two, Mike Tobin with two, Dennis Franssen, Robert Kemp and Clark Menzies did the scor- ing for the Pacers. In the second game the Big Red Machine hosted Willow- dale and came up with their second straight victory. This was one of the best games in the tournament with end to end Tushing and some very hard hitting with the Pacers coming out on top with a two to nothing victory. Dennis Franssen and Dave Canning got the two goals for the Pacers. With the victory for Wil- lowdale, the Pacers moved in to the championship game against Oshawa (not the team in their league). The Big Red Machine out played Oshawa in the first period but couldn't buy a goal and in the second period they ran into some penalties and period to earn the victory. - Mark Cleveland with two, Rob Cannon, George Burnett Rick Young and Darrin Jobb did the scoring for the Pacers. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1978 -- 15 Pacers finalists in tournament took a three to nothing lead by the end of the period. The Pacers tried hard but couldn't make up the dif- ference in the third period which gave Oshawa the three to nothing victory and the Midget Championship in the tournament. The players on the Pacers have nothing to be ashamed of because they all playéd excellent hockey on both days with both goaltenders, Raymond Gibson and Tim Treen, only having three goals scored against them in three games. 1 would also like to thank Tony Oxley for coming up and playing in the third game with us on short notice. The next home game for the Grant Menzies Pacers is Monday, Jan. 9 at 9:30 when they host the hard hitting Newcastle club. So come out and watch some exciting Midget hockey. Basketball (continued rebounders with 17 and hit for 15 points. Simmonds and Fedyk led the team in steals as well as assists. ) This is the second consecu- tive tournament victory for the Port Perry junior basketball team, and they "would appear to be on their way to earning themselves a repulation as a power- house in southern Ontario. TEN 1973 - 1977 TRADE-INS Late Model Sale 1977 CHEV BELAIR 4 DOOR SEDAN 305 automatic, power steering, power brakes, sand with beige interior. 1976 CHEVETTE WOODY 2 DOOR HATCHBACK 4 cyl., 4 speed, AM radio, roof racks, Lic. MNL 402. 1976 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN V8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, AM radio, maroon with | pla sco i wr 4 al i ded Denvie Bryant and Ron Redman. left to go in the game with white vinyl roof, one owner. Lic. KHH 680. R ¥ | Fielding and Bill Fielding. Rob Evans put the game Len McEnany scoring from 1975 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN oo EN 1 Utica finished the scoring on away in the third period Jack Monsma. Brooklin V8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, AM radio, light blue with 38 1 another power play goal by Scoring from Ken Knot. tied it up with 1:45 left in blue cloth interior. Lic. JXV 151. FAR i Bernie McEnany with Mike Brooklin 5 - Utica 4 the game with Bill Down 1975 CHEVELLE MALIBU 2 DOOR LaF | Mitchell assisting. The first period went SCOring from John Vipond. V8 automatic, 'power steering, power brakes, AM radio, one owner, AIA © scoreless before Mike Mit- DBrooklin won hy with 17 se bronze with saddle cloth. Lic. JCO 995. A | Brians | - Beacock Hdwre 0 chell scored an unassisted gids left in the game wi 1975 OLDS CUTLASS 2 DOOR HARDTOP i 4 Brian's scored quickly in goa) to give Utica a 1-0 lead. Sinn Scorig wih ken 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power brakes, AM radio, buckets iy othe first period with Finley "Brooklin came back within Pond: seats, black floor console, bronze, Ladies car. Lic. JCO 971. p ¢ Peeters getting the unassist- 5 minute and a half with C. & B. 2 - Brians 0 1975 FORD 2 TON [Ry Sa, ee Jeenly pa 3 Doh Seong) om e & it re a Green, V8, 3 speed, step bumper, AM radio, Lic. H26 739. » ester own. oals in _ " y held off the Beacock attack went ahead in the second a Redmen getting the bd FORD BOBCAT RUNA Eoy i" an 2 X | as Wayne Cox registered ith Bill Down scoring from first from Doug Scott and Y J # SiC. : ; § the well deserved shutout. Ken vipond. Utica tied it Jay Williams. Ther Ken 1975 Olds 88 - 2 door, HHS 453 » EE ------------,-. 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