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Port Perry Minor Hockey Association hosted the Lions Club Annual Atom Tourna- ment in the new arena on Saturday. Play started at 8 a.m, with Uxbridge and. Little Britain fighting it .out. Little Britain came out on top by a score of 3-2 on a 3 * goal performance by Kevin Carle. Assists going to » Prins, Brown and Webster. Uxbridge got their goals from Pinder assisted by Sean Convery and Smith with an unassisted tally. Game 2 saw the Oshawa Canadians beat Beaverton 2-1. Both goals for Oshawa were scored by Todd Bas- tarache with Cruse getting an assist. Beaverton's goal came from Paul Fisher with the assist going to Vester- guard. Port Perry's Malmont Farms took the ice next, against a strong Port Hope squad. Port came out on top 2-1 on goals from Craig Menzies and Jeff Cox with assists going to Dickson (2), Cox and Menzies. Port Hope's tally was scored by Jim Brown unassisted. This was a great effort by the local boys who were beaten 4-1 in their last encounter, with-Port Hope. Malmont Farms were now on their way. to the championship. The fourth game of the day saw Orono down Stouff- ville by a score of 2-1. Orono's goals. by Vey un- assisted and Henry with assists to Dreslinski and Vey. Stouffville's lone counter was by Murphy assisted by Conway. The consolation semi-final saw Uxbridge down Beaver- ton 4-1 to eliminate them from further play. Ux- bridge goals were scored by Smith, Pinder, Sean Convery and McNeill with assists to Harris and Smith. Beaver- ton's tally was by Fisher assisted by Brown. The 1st championship semi-final was closely con- tested with Oshawa Canadians downing Little Britain 2-1. . Scoring for Oshawa were Bastarache and Allen, hoth unassisted. Little Britain replied in period three with a goal wok Kevin Carle assisted by Todd Teel. Port Hope net Stouffville in . the 2nd cdnsolation semi- finals. This was another SAVE AN EG SHEEN NN SAVE Reasonable Prices WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATING SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY FOR ALL YOUR FUEL OIL NEEDS 1517 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY Telephone Today! Call Collect 668-3381 Prompt, Courteous Service 4EEEEEERES closely contested game with Stouffville winning 2-1 on goals by MacEwen and Fockler's unassisted efforts. Port Hope replied when Jim - Brown scored from Regan Brown, It was the local boys turn to compete in the champion- ship semi-final against Orono. Port came out on top in yet another very tight' game by a scoré of 2-1. Malmont Farms tallied in the first period on a goal by - Jeff Wray assisted by Dick- -son and Cox. Orono tied it in ~ period two when Henry scor- ed assisted by King and Dreslinski. Port went ahead to stay when Jeff Cox fired one home after some good play by Tobin and Fred Cockerton. This was .an excellent game-in which the local boys all gave their best. The consglation final saw ~~ Uxbridge lined up against Stouffville. This was the only one-sided game of the day. Uxbridge scored a runaway victory 8 goals to 0. Scoring were Sean Convery (3) and an assist, Kevin Smith (2) and an assist, Pinder (2) and an assist and Tim Harris with a goal and an assist. Congratulations Uxbridge. The Championship final was between Oshawa Cana- dians and our local Malmont Farms. This was an out- standing game and classic end to an excellent tourna- ment. Port opened the scor- ing in period two at 6:41 on fine goal by Jeff Wray after Craig Menzie and Mike Dickson kept Oshawa tied up in their own end for almost a minute. Oshawa came back at 3:58 in the third period to tie the game. This was a good three-way play by Bas- tarache and Gartshore to Cruise who put it in the net. The rest of the game was end to end with both goalies making some big saves. In this period Port were start- ing to show the effects of a long day and a tough playoff game the previous night. However, they managed to hang on to end regulation time with a 1-1 tie. The game was now into a 10 minute overtime period. Play start- ed at a fast pace, end to end with goalies playing very well. At the. 2:36 mark Oshawa squeezed one past John Moore after he made SAVE FUEL OIL Members of the Malmont Farms Atom All-star team from Port Perry placed second in the Annual Lions Atom Tournament held Saturday at the New Scugog Arena. The team lost a 2-1 heartbreaker in overtime in the final game to Oshawa. [Back row, from left] Jeff Cockerton, Jeff Cox, Robbie Tobin, the initial stop. Port came flying back trying to get the equalizer. minute coach Page pulled his goaltender for an extra attacker. This almost did it, with Dickson hitting the post -after a good pass from Cox, with only 38 seconds remain- ing. Fortunately for Oshawa they managed to avoid being scored upon, which would have forced a shoot-out. Tough week Port. This was a gallant effort from Malmont Farms who were without Jeff Cockerton out with a broken arm and Clay Dempsey out with bruised ribs. Ports line up: John Moore, Paul Goreski, Andy Sytsma, Chris Lane, Mike Dickson, Jeff Cox, Craig Menzies, Fred Cocker- ton, Rob Tobin, Lee Wilbur, Tim Cannon, Jeff Wray, Jim White, Jeff Cockerton and Clay Dempsey. * This was indeed a classical end to an excellent tourna- ment. P.P.M.H.A. are to e congratulated on the organi- zation and operation of the Lions Club Annual Atom Tournament which was a great success. A special thanks to all who helped make it so, particularly Bryce Ashmore, Tourna- ment Convenor, Jan Frans- Now Under New Management In the final: BRIMLEY AUTO BODY COLUMBUS, ONTARIO 6554371 formerly. Columbus Auto Body e Painting e Body Work e Collision Specialties e Oven Baked Refinishing FREE ESTIMATES - FREE CCFFEE 'Bob Young of Port Perry Lions Club presents trophy to Kevin Bartsch, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 1, 1978 -- 21 . Atoms lose tournament final in close game Craig Menzies, Fred Cockerton, Andy Systma, Lee Williams, Clay Dempsey, Jimmy White. (Front, from left] Jeff Wray, Mike Dixon, John Moore, Paul Goreski, Chris Lane and Tim Cannon. At back are coaches Steve Jones and Larry Page. captain of Oshawa Major Atom Canadiens after team won the Lions Annual Seg Leo Taylor and Grant Wiliams. Also many thanks to the Lions Club who spon- sored this tournament and to Mr. Bob Young who present- ed the trophies on behalf of the Lions Club. "Tournament Saturday. At right is team coach Ed Wood. TSSS SESS SSSAESS CH ROMACOLOR - gt - = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street We Uxbridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 CANS AUVANANNCNNNNSNS VAS S NSS SSS SSS SsS sss aS 'LOANS No Salary Requirements. Homes-Cottages-Farms-Debt. Consolidation MORTGAGES PURCHASED Call FRANK COULSTING SUTTON (416-)722-8343 ' 1st Mortgages from 10v4% | 2nd Mortgages from 112% | T.F. Morris Pompili Mortgage Broker FRR . ue " wk