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| Bowling Lane News | MONDAY NIGHT LADIES Carol's Angels............... 15 S.S.&M's Singles - 200 & Over: G. Ballard 202; V. Rider 215, 217; C. Watts 200; S. Greenwood 212; T. Me- Creight 232; D. Goreski 226, 237. Triples - 600 & Over: D. Goreski 615 High Single: D. Goreski 237 High Triple: * D. Goreski 615 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING CIOS ...cvevereeeeeeennn, 8 High Single: M. Cook 278 H.S.W.H.: B. Evans 283 High Triple: L. Cook 693 H.T.W.H.: B. Evans 742 Over 210: ~~ M. Cook 278, 212; M. Hooey "242, 210, 212; M. Cannon, Sr. 243; B. Evans 262, 219;R. Roach 224; M. White 210; L. Cook 234, 259; L. Brown 231. _Over 600: M. Cook 684; M. Hooey 664; B. Evans 661; R. Roach 602: L. Cook 693. ~ THURSDAY NIGHT MENS LEAGUE Standings: "Tudor Development .....37 Lake Scugog Lumber ...36 Port Perry Star ........... 33 Ballard Lumber .......... 32 Emmerson Insurance ..32 Dowsons Red & White ..31 Philp Pontiac ............... 31 Port Perry 1.G.A. ......... 29 Norm Tripp Gen. Cont. .28 Stones Real Estate ........ 24 Legion Branch 419 -......... 7 High Single: P. Murphy 335 H.S.W.H.: H. Buscher 338 High Triple: H. McLaughlin 841 H.T.W.H.: H. McLaughlin 841 Triples Over 625: _H. McLaughlin 841, H. * Buscher 789, P. Crawford 764, K. Catherwood 753, P. Murphy 722, B. Owen 686, V. Walker 667, J. Redman 665, C. Butson 657, J. Healey 654, G. Munson 651, J. Rider 650, B. Anderson 630, W. Moore 626. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING/ Standings: h - TheSlaves .................... 12 Doesn't Matter ..... 5 Easy Pieces .... Happy Rollers ... Untouchables " Top 10 Averages: Men Jim Rider 225; Pete Craw- . ford 212; Ray Windsor 200; Denny Martyn Tim Casey 187. Ladies Viv Rider 200; Janet Ran-. kin 173; Glenys Windsor 171; Marilyn Heffering 164; Debbje Casey & Eleanor 191; . Zenglein 160. High Singles: Men Jim Rider 335; Ray Wind- sor 322; Denny Martyn 309. Ladies Viv Rider 314; Rose Lee 267; Debbie Casey 264. High Triple: To -Men Jim Rider 829; Pete Crawford 819; Denny Mar- tyn 695. Ladies Viv Rider 775; Debbie Casey 653; Janet Rankin "637. Games - Over 200: Men 3 Darryl Elliott 248; Tim Casey .239, 240; Jim Rider 234, 236; Frank Norman 209, 236; Ray Windsor 203, 229;° Jim Martin 211, 215; Pete Crawford 209; Melvin Car- berry 206; Mark Lockyer 205. Ladies Viv Rider 278 SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Standings: } Rusty Nail ............... 2.21 Brown Cows ...19 . Stingers............. ...16 Daiquiri .cconmiunmsnmmiine 13 Harvey Wallbangers .....12 GN SOUL. oss visssisamssins 3 High Single: Women - Lucy Cook 278, Men - Jim Rider CELLULOSE INSULATION Must Be Sold! PORT PERRY RENT-ALL 159 A H.S.W.H.: Women - Lucy Cook 290, ~ Men - Larry Woodhouse 322 High Triple: Women - Kay McBride 666, Men - Larry Woodhouse 709 H.T.W.H.} Women - Kay McBride 747, Men - Larry Woodhouse 793 MONDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Standings: : JAWS oii 14 Bloomers.................. 13% JAYS rire 13 Panthers ........c.ccoceenene. 9 Snoopies Blackballs................... 6% High Single: M. Raby 297 High Triple: M. Raby 630 «Triples 600 & Over: M. Raby 630, A. Meester 629 Singles 200 & Over: M. Raby 297, A. Meester 204, 257, S. Whalen 248, R. Beare 240, F. Venning 222, J. Crawford 219, K. Reid 216, D. Quan 206, L. Hunt- ington 205, A. Mulder 201. Exhibition games for RY PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 8, 1978 -- 19 PeeWees overtime win ties Lakefield by Bob Storry The Pee Wee Legionaires on the brink of elimination in their, quarter finals with Lakefield staged an exiting last minute come-back to win 6 to 5 in overtime. Down 2 games to 0 in their best of 'five series, Port - scored twice in the final minute of overtime at home on Wednesday night to'gain the victory and then went back to Lakefield on Sunday where they came from behind 4 to 1 to get a 4 to 4 tie. On Wednesday at home 'Lakefield jumped into a 2 to 0 lead but Port fought back to tie the game early in the second period on goals by Jones from' Lee and Young and Johnstone from Foote and Vaz. Lakefield scored goal number 3 at the 12:24 mark of the second period and at 9:46 Young from Jones again got Port back on even terms. Before the period ended Lakefield scor- Port Perry squad By Eleanor Kingston On Wednesday, March 1, Port Perry's Stone Pee Wees visited Oshawa to play the Bruins in an exhi- bition game. After playing super hoc- key Port Perry won this game with a score of 4-1. Scoring for. Port Perry were Desautels from Dick- --~ son; Dickson from Steven- son and DeHaas; Ferguson from Long and Pratt; and Pratt from Ferguson. On March 4, Port Perry's Stone Real Estate Pee Wees travelled to Meaford to par- ticipate in a two-day tour- nament. First game, Port Perry played against Bradford. Port Perry was weak, both offensively and defensively. Bradford took this game with a score of 4-0. Sunday, March 5, Port Perry played their second 'game of the tournament against Sarnia Township. Port Perry played hard and played great hockey, both offensively and defen- sively, as well as super goal tending by Paul Bateman. * Port Perry came out on top with a win of 4-1. Scoring for Port Perry were Desautels, 2, and Pratt, 2. Assists going to Pratt, 1; Ferguson, 2; Long, 2; Stevenson, 1; and Dick- son, 1. Winning this game gave them the chance to play Consolation game. One hour later Pert Perry teamed up against Hanover for the Consolation game. Hanover controlled the play through most of the game. Even though goal- tender Paul Kingston, made some super saves, Hanover managed to get five goals past him to win the game. Port Perry not getting near as many shots on Hanover's goaltender, only got -two goals. Hanover, winning this game with a score of 5-2, received the Consolation trophy. Scoring for Port Perry in this game were Desautels from Fratt; and Ferguso from Cleveland. RY Pacers lead in Bancroft series by Glenn Geer On Tuesday, Feb. 28 the Grant Menzies Pacers Midget 1 club travelled to Bancroft to play the second game of their best of five quarter-finals and come home with a five to three overtime victory and a two game to nothing lead in the series. Raymond "Gibson was the big man for the Pacers in this game coming up with many big saves to keep his team-mates in the game. It was one all after the first period with Robert Kemp scoring for the Big Red Machine and Clark Menzies scored in the second period to give the Pacers a two to one lead after thirty minutes of play. Bancroft came out in the third and jumped into a three to two lead -but with nine seconds left in the game George Burnett scor- ed to send the match into overtime where the Pacers played their best hockey with Dennis Franssen and George Burnett scoring to ensure the victory. On Saturday, March 4 the Grant Menzies Pacers travelled to Lindsay to enter in annual Midget Tournament but they didn't have a good day losing both their games, three to one to Oshawa and two to nothing to Lindsay. Clark Menzies and Dennis Franssen scored the Big Red Machines goals in the tournament. The Pacers next game is at home Thurs March 9 at 9:00 p.m. against Bancroft for the fourth game of the best of five series if neces- sary, then if the fifth game is necessary, it will be played at Bancroft Satur- day, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. So come and cheer on some of the most exciting midget hockey you'll ever see. < time period. ed again and it wasn't until 10:36 of the third period that Young from Henricks tied the game to force an over- Lakefield again put Port behind the eight ball scoring with only 3:29 left in the overtime period. This set the stage for Ports thrilling finish as Young scored unassisted with only 57 seconds left on the clock. Then with just 41 seconds remaining, Jones scored the winner with Martens and Young assist- ing. Jackman preserved the win for Port when he stopped Gilders on a breakaway just as the buzzer sounded to end the game. game. In Lakefield on Sunday, Port again found themselv- es playing catch up hockey as Lakefield built upadtol lead. Lakefield Were first on the scoreboard but a goal by Kane from Henricks tied it up by the end of the first period. Lakefield then took command in the second period scoring three straight goals. Port got one back before the Period ended with Young scoring from Jones. Port got the only two goals in the third period, the first one scored by Young from Vaz and the second by Kane from Burnett. The fifth game will be played in Port on Wednes- day night, game time 7:30 p.m. and right after at 9:00 the Bantams will be out to win the fifth and deciding game in their series, also ~ with Lakefield. / |. 3 ~~ ae Railroadhouse ® 21 Luxurious Rooms ® EI Heated - Air Conditioned - Cahle T.V. ® Breakfast Lounge [Guests Only] ® Facility for Seminars - Meetings, etc. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Telephone: (416) 985-8131 Motor Motel Paul - Asta Larsen PLAYER of the - WEEK PeeWee All-Star ROBERT BURNETT sponsored by COUNTRY VARIETY Port Perry Plaza 985-8358 'Open 9-9: 7 days a week PLAYER WEEK PeeWee HouselLeague #3 HARRY SILLEN sponsored by SPORTSLAND 76 Water Street Port Perry 985-2174 AY ji ~~ John Deere farming frontiers '78 aon os A presentation by your John Deere Dealer UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED 1:30 & 8:00 p.m., Monday March 13, 1978 Utica Hall Utica, Ontario - Coffee, Doughnuts, Buttertarts RL, --_-- A Ng ns Lea RF v=. a TS ~ - ioe Aa