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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, aor. 12, 1978 BEY, a py HN, Legionaires end successful season Drop final game in Uxbridge tourney by Bob Storry The Pee Wee Legionaires wrapped up their hockey season on April 2nd with a good effort in the annual Uxbridge Pee Wee tourna- ment. Port defeated a scrappy Uxbridge no. 2 team 4 to 2 in their first game. Scoring for the Legionaires were Vaz from Johnstone, Young unassisted. Young, from Vaz and Johnstone, ahd Lee unassisted. . In their second game Port met Schomberg and came up with 'a solid two way game. Port shut out Schomberg 5 to 0. Scoring for Port were Vaz from - Goreski and Young, Young from Vaz, Johnstone from Goreski and Vaz, Johnstone again from Goreski and Vaz and finally Lee from Young. In the championship game Port lost 5 to 4 in overtime to a big strong skating. Ajax team. Port jumped into an early 3 to 0 lead but Ajax kept coming on and regulation time end- ed up with the teams tied at 4 to 4. Ajax scored the winner early in a five minute sudden death over- time period. Scoring for Port were Jones from Lee, Lee from Jones and Young, Young unassisted and Goreski from Lee. The Legionaires played 46 games this season, winning 32, losing 10 and tying 4. The team scored 231 goals and had 137 scored against them. They were Lake- shore Group 2 Champs in the 0.M.H.A. playdowns, losing out to Lakefield in the quarter finals. They were tournament champs at Sutton and Goderich and Consolation winners at Lakefield. Congratuations boys on a pretty successful sedson. On behalf of the boys, the coach, Butch Potts, and myself, I would like to thank the team sponsor, The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419 and all the parents and fans who supported the team through- out the season. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING High Single: J. Webb 281 High Triple: L. Huntington 680 Singles 200 & Over: J. Webb 281, L. Hunting- ton 267, 217; A. Meester 238, A. Mulder 235, M. Raby 232, R. Beare 227, R. Peyton 216, M.J. Fewer 205, J. Van- Schagen 201. --~ Triples 600 & Over: L. Huntington 680, J. Webb 605, A. Mulder 600. DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE FINISHING Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks Concrete Steps PLAYER 7 OF THE WEEK PeeWee Houseleague "BILLY SAMELLS sponsored by Bruton's I.D.A. Drug Store 200 Queen Street Port Perry PLAYER of the WEEK Bantam All-Star TODD WILBUR "sponsored by Kendall's Shoe Tree 189 Queen Street Port Perry MONDAY NIGHT 9 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Standings: Star Wars .................... Carol's Angels Wipe-Outs .................... High Single: } L. Patterson 246 High Triple: V. Rider 601 Singles 200 & Over: R. DeJong 226, V. Rider 209, 227, J. Hottot 201, S. DeHaas 201, E. Vernon 207, J. Lehman 202, L. Patterson 246, 1. Pugh 209, J. Trotter 200 Triples 600 and Over: V. Rider 601 TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Standings: Tabu High Single: D. Dargavel 263 H.S.W.H.: M. Graham 279 High Triple: D. Dargavel 698 H.T.W.H.: B. Appleby 725 Games 200 and Over: D. Dargavel 263, 219, 216, M. Graham 254, 223, J. Fleming 246, M. Leather- dale 245, M. Peck 228, B. Hicks 225, B. Appleby 223, 206, K. McBride 221, K. Harper 219, J. Lehmann 218, N. Tyler 216, J. Elliott 213, J. Groves 213, 208. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Standings: The Poodles ................ Doesn't Matter 5 Easy Pieces .............. The Slaves ............ Untouchables ..,..... a9 " Happy Rollers ..."........ High Single: Ladies - Viv Rider 314, Men - Jim Rider 335 H.S.W.H.: Ladies - Debbie Casey 325 Men - Jim Rider 335 High Triple: Ladies - Viv Rider 775, Men - Jim Rider 829 H.T.W.H.: Ladies - Debbie Casey 836, Men - Jim Rider 829 Games Over 200: Ladies - Rose Lee 222, Men - Pete Crawford 204, 275, Richard Heffering 263, Ches From the Bowling Lanes | Efford 242, Jim Rider 226, 233, Jim Martin 219, 229, Melvin Carberry 219, Terry Harwood-Jones 205, 217, Ray Windsor 200. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Standings : Boots Thongs LO0SRES: ovivrvnsninarsnsusinins 25 Stilletos Clogs High Single: B. Doupe 274 H.S.W.H.: Leanne Cook 293 High Triple: Lucy Cook 709 H.T.W.H.: Lucy Cook 709 Games Over 210: B. Oke 246, Leanne Cook 255, B. Doupe 274, S. Bryant 214, V. Menzies 220, B. Evans 244, V. Rider 228, M. Hawes 214, D. Williamson 225, Lucy Cook 262, 243, J. Daniels 245, J. Bagg 219, L. Brown 227, M. Cook 220, 217, P. Ince 272. Over 600 Games: B. Oke 634, B. Doupe 677, B. Evans 622, L. Cook 709, J. Daniels - 617, L. Brown 604, M. Cook 645, M. Hooey 600. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS LEAGUE Championship Emmerson Ins.......... 6887 - Norm Tripp Cont......6802 Lake Scugog Lumber.6698 Continued on page 19 Man House League hockey finals by Scott Wilbur On Saturday, April 8 the house League Hockey was ended for another season at 'the new arena. These finals produced some very excit- ing hockey. In the first game of the day, the Pee Wee series was extended to an extra game as Frank Real Estate de- feated Wes Lane 3-0. Tim Wilson, Ray Miesner and Neil Locke scored for Frank with Locke picking up a single assist. Luke Vanryswyk had a standout game in the nets for Frank. In the Bantam series, Cochranes Trotters were the league champs with a 6-2 victory over Consumers Gas. Consumers opened the scoring on a goal by Simon Brierly assisted by Phil Bower. Cochranes came back with 6 straight goals. Steve MacGregor recorded the hattrick with Tim Bouw- meester, Bob Felstead and Al Ferguson adding singles. Mike Gundry scored Con- - sumers last goal to make the final 6-2. . U.A.W. won the Atom div- ison with a 5-2 victory over | Marj Tripp. Willie Ed- wards and Kevin Jackson had 2 goals each while Greg Warriner had a single. Warriner also had 4 assists. Mike Linnington and Mark Bouwmeester replied for Marj Tripp. In the Novice series Kins men won the championship over Reliable Plumbing * with a 3-2 victory. John Lally was the big gun for Kinsmen as he had 2 goals while Brad. McNenly.. had "the lone marker. Craig Venning and Brad Traves scoring for Reliable Plumb- ing. In the deciding game of the Pee Wee series' West Lane took the championship on a 2-1 squeaker. Frank scored first on a goal by Bob Hoogeveen assisted by Kilvin Gibson. Steve Atchi- "son scored both goals for Wes Lane, one in the 2nd, one in the 3rd. Dave Kemp picked up the single assist. Both goalies, Bill Sammuels for Wes Lane and Luke Vanryswyk for Frank play- ed well in the nets. Wintario Tickets available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 D. Lois Milne. B.A., 0.D. OPTOMETRIST Medical Associates Building 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry Office Hours by Appointment TELEPHONE: 985-8554 If no answer call: 986-5362 "The new tax forms. A good n to let us Py "vith your taxes." 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