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Sarid ufduaactiay 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 3, 1978 Old Timers in stiff competition uli in Florida hockey tournament Ei Six Port Perry area mien, members of the Uxbridge Black Hawk Oldtimer's hockey club recently flew to Florida to compete in the Florida Classic Hockey tournament at St.Peters- burg. The local players with the club, Bob Bradbury, Jim \ y COT me ANA hl be FPRETREN DEEPER STERN SIV EAL WER SRF two, and Dean Evans one. Badgerville got two more in the third period while Ux- bridge received a lone tally from Eugene More. The final score was Ux- bridge 7, Badgerville 4. Uxbridge played their second game early Wednes- +4 - & s \ 3 ELRATERSY RA AS CONTR RAD own blue line as, the Ux- bridge squad pressed them. As time ran out, the Black Hawks did everything but tie the game, even so far as to play a tune off the goal post. This game was an except- ionally fine hockey game, with hardly any penalties. Burnett, Gary Geer, Garnet day morning against Fast, exciting and very enj- Warriner, John Lajoie and Cataraqui, Kingston. This oyable, the final score was Gerry Luke were all was a well-played contest, Cataraqui 3, Uxbridge 2. members of the club when it played intermediate hockey in the 1960's. In Florida, all games were played in the Bay Front Centre, located in downtown St.Petersburg. Game one, on Monday, April 17, saw Badgerville, Saskatchewan versus Ux- bridge Black Hawks. The Badgerville team were the "E" Division Champions at the national tournament held in Regina, Saskatchewan. The Black Hawks started very slowly and after eight minutes were down 2-0 before they started to find their legs. The boys thenw exploded for six straigh goals with Gary Geer scor- ing three," Wayne Redshaw with both teams evenly matched. Heading into the third period, it was a 1-1 tie with both goaltenders being standouts. Bud Lehman scored the lone Uxbridge goal when he took a neat pass from Jim Burnett. With eight minutes gone in the final period, Eugene More put Uxbridge ahead on a fine set-up by Jim Burnett. Cataraqui tied the score very quickly and it looked as if the game could go either way. Cataraqui scored with two minutes left to take the lead for the first time. With the clock showing one minute left, Hawk goalie Lajoie was lifted for an extra forward. Cataraqui could not get the puck past their R.R. 1, MANILLA, ONTARIO. 1-705-357-3474 REASONABLE GOLF Manilla No 7 Hay Sunoeriand Sainthetd 10 PLAY TICKETS Good 7 Days a Week 12, 419" 4 E85 HP SAE MODEL 520 70 HP SAE SPECIALS: Model 250 - 33 h.p. Diesel tractor with 3 pt. hitch. 13, 105° Interest free financing to June 1st 1978 ' MODEL 420 58 HP SAE for approved purchasers Model 1500 - 175 h.p. Diesel 4 wheel drive tractor. 326,828" Game three saw Davey Jons Limelighters versus Uxbridge. This game as originally scheduled for Saturday, April 15, but due to a mix-up in P.E.L's travel arrangements, they did not arrive in St.Petersburg until Monday, April 17. So the game was played Wednes- day evening. Jones and the Black Hawks played two games that day. It was a great game with both teams giving 100 per cent as the loser would be eliminated from further play in the tournament. When the final buzzer sounded, Davey Jones defeated Uxbridge 4-3. Uxbridge goals were scored by Bud Lehman, Gary Geer and Wayne Redshaw. During their stay in Florida, the Hawks visited Disney World, Kapok Tree Inn, and took the Captain Anderson's dinner cruise. They played golf, went deep sea fishing, swam in the Gulf of Mexico, and ate at fine restaurants including the Coral Reef and the Brown Derby. The Black Hawks made a very respectable showing in the well-organized tourna- ment and enjoyed sight seeing in Florida. What a wonderful way to end the hockey season. It is interesting to note that the Cataraqui team won the "D" division championship. Five games without a loss made them most deserving of their victory. The average temperature in Florida during the Black Hawk's nine-day visit was 80 degrees F. Jack Ballinger (Coach) Tennis Club wants more members Continued follows: family, including students over 18 - $27.; couple - $22.; single over 18 - $15.; and a single under 18 - $7. Anybody who pays their membership fee the first week of May will receive a tin of new tennis balls, free from the club. If you missed the annual meeting Monday night and would like more information about the club or would like to become a member, con- tact Mrs. D. Rgisisie, RR I 8 Port Perry. ann dsidetolandinel dikes adddiiiada MATA Both Davey . ¥ 3 sehen if ed oA ANY LY Shak LENE £30300 g The Port Perry Curling Club Men's Closing Banquet was held last Wednesday night and presentations were made to the winning team members from the regular season schedules. Above are the Wednesday-Thursday schedule winners. Back row, from left: Ralph Fairman, Ron Parrish, Doug Grylls and Robert Smith. Middle row, from left: Sam Fisher, Peter Poole, Grant Slute and Lloyd Smith. Front, from left: Rick Beare, Murray Gibson, Eric Donnelly and Ron Death, } Fo Fharsdsy Afternoon schedule winners: Front, left to right: Owen McLennan, Rod Foster and Rod McKay. Back, left to right: Harold Latta, Joe Forsythe, Sam Fisher and Ralph Larmer. Absent D. 'Thompson, J. Elliott, D Stiver and E. Sibson, ERA x The Monday night schedule winners. Front, left to right: Ray Hague, Ron Volkins [sponsor], Terry Howsam. Back, left to right: Don Beaton, Ted Griffen, Ron Parish [sponsor], Gene Martin and Vern Powell. McLennan, Bob Hunter and S. Mowatt.: S---------------- Absent B. McNamee, W. bp futarss Lquipmant of Canada Lid Res. 705-357-3911 [Seagrave] L "Thinking of Leasing? Give usa Tryt" Whitby 668-7797 TE EEE TE LTT SE EE rma | BRT EEE | D. 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