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Rgaan tA id » i Another rebound. The senior Redmen from Port Perry High School grabbed a lot of rebounds last Thursday afternoon enroute to an easy win over King. Redmen score 93-37 victory by Danny Millar Coach Aaron Dekker said it was "Just one of those games" and called the game "a very scrambly affair as the senior Port Perry Redmen defeated the King Lions of Scarborough 93-37 in a total mismatch. It was not an impressive victory, however, as the Redmen turned the ball over an incredible fifty-one times. Port Perry's supremacy over King was so evident that the visitors did not score for the first 4:50 and only had four points in the first quarter while Port netted twenty-four. The Redmen defense was not as sharp in the second < 4 ® May Santa find your home bright * with cheer at this magic time. Thanks for your good will. A Merry Christmas from SCUGOG YOUTH SOCCER CLUB Wishing all parents, players and sponsors best wishes for the coming season and special thanks to those who helped with the field. * (G3) >, y v frame as the Lions scored twelve points and the Red- men fourteen. In the final quarter the Port Perry team finally got its act together and began playing excellent basketball. Port outscored the Lions in the final eight minutes 18 to 6. After the game Coach Dekker was understandable concerned with the turnover, "I was very disturbed by the number of times we threw the ball away." He also added that this would not be a problem throughout the season. George Cope, in the second game of a comeback from a knee injury, played a tre- mendous game. He led the team in scoring with twenty- six points. Gord Simmonds (19), Scott Wilbur (18), Robert Morris (15), and Mike Patton (10) all finished in double figures for scoring causing the coach to remark "lI was pleased with the scoring balance." Patton also had nine rebounds and seven assists to lead the team in those departments. Simmonds had the most steals with seven. iE io atid C8 arian 1 OE LE LURE ST EI SRE ey . R ~y Wid Ld ix . 4 . > ral LEA vx a . §~* of - Fv, a [Se pg E My ¢ Bddiitd adel dni edibles latidatidiet dats csitucisisrindtio dbo sued inosine SHIN ALS SIT RC EE Ea eT ve . 1 . ' LIE ty Sa? LITE LET YS A Et BTA | ' ~ 17 Pen . ' PY fk AE FR y' 24 foie PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1978 -- 19 + y ye. v SRA REGRET BELLS | WA a PRR ay of it Na ws {BES SERB AER SALE § eo ptiid 4 - LE Vr rh dn dy £n Si Ys : r. y Sb $20 SE SS by Rob Franssen Utica Farm Equipment battled the first game of the day with Port Perry Legion- aires to come up with a 6 to 3 victory. Utica started the scoring with Rob Monroe from Dale Bronson and-Dale 'Horton. Right back for Port was Dale McNenly from Danny McCartney and Doug Scott. Early in the second, Utica popped two by and into the net. Scoring was Rob Kroonenberg assisted by Paul Beare and Rick Cam- bell. The next one by Rick Cambell and Paul Beare. Port Perry came back with Ken Nightingale from Bill Van Camp. Utica came on with three. Doing the scoring was Rob Kroonenberg all alone, Dale Bronson from Rod Sauder and Dale McQuaid by him- self. With one last effort, Ritchie Lefort went in by. Lake Scugog Hockey League himself to make the final score 6 to 3. Oshawa came up on the victorious end of the stick, to beat Rockbrune 3 to 1. Oshawa opened the scoring with Craig McLeod from Craig Griffin and Bill Demol. Late in the second Rockbrune tied it up with Peter Stycrik from Pete Taylor. In the third Oshawa scored two Craig McLeod from Chris Griffin; and Emery Coscarella from Pete Krantle and Bill Demoe. Bethany overruled Sonya by a 4 to 1 score. Bethany's first came from Dale Jewell from Rob Suggitt and Pat Lynch at the 4:00 minute mark. Right back for Sonya was David Nicholson with a loner. Bethany held on with three more in the third with Larry Gillis from John Burns; Larry Currins from Vaughn ape Lage [cg gm [age [am [an age ope | pe Lain] ce] cho | who] abo | & nde | 0 lage {opm apm ap [apn | apn | opm | apn | ogo | Tain Tale he | he | | | | he] ICICI ICICICICC Tate] ale whe] whe whe] le | Ringette action by Doreen Kendall Saturday December 16 saw all four teams in action. at our own arena. The first. game saw Ives Florist pitted against Irvins Angels and Ives came out of this contest victorious to the tune of 6 to 0. Try as the Angels might they could not slip the ring past Michelle Andrews who was absolutely sensational between the pipes. Scoring for Ives saw Janet Dean with four goals and an assist. Rhona White with two goals and three assists and Jill Kendall with an assist. Great game gals. Ives Sportsmanship award goes to Rhonda White who set up so many goals and played a super game. Junior Belle Action saw Chris Allen defeat Childrens Boutique 9 to 8. This was a see saw battle from the opening whistle. Scoring for Chris Allen saw Bonnie Bridge with four big goals. Bonnie Burton with a pair and singles credited to Patsy Spears and Tracy Filion. Chris English picked up a pair of assists and single assists were credited to Gail Sandison, Tracy Filion and Val Kraupa. Scoring for Children's Boutique saw Karen Young with four, Wendy McDougall with three goals and Cheryl Doherty and Doris Riseborough each picked up singles. Assists went to Chris Heurking with two, Paula Harper, Jodie Johnstone and Doris Rise- borough each had singles. Chris Allen's Sportsmanship award went to Gail Sandison, Childrens was Chris Heur- kins. Congratulations to both these girls for a super effort. Well gals, that wraps it up for this week. Keep up the good work. See you at the rink. Wright and Andy Schweda; Vaughn Wright scoring from Wayne Patton and Andy Schweda. Sonya had many chances to score but due to the superb goaltending displayed by Dean Jewell he lead his team to victory. Midget defeat Raiders by Danny Millar The Midget basketball team of Port Perry High School won it's return match against the Anderson Raiders with a convincing 68 to 20 victory in Whitby. Last week the Redmen also de- feated the Raiders in Port Perry. Coach John Addison, taking over for hospitalized coach John Rodway, won his second game in two starts. He credited the Redmen defensive play with the key to victory. "The stress was on the defence," he said. It was the stingy Port defensive play that blanked Anderson in the first quarter as the visitors went ahead 12 to 0. In fact, the biggest quarter for the Raiders was the fourth when they netted only ten points. Addison also had some words of advice for his athletes. "I hope these young men don't let that win go to their head. They have good competition throughout the season," he warned. The Interim coach also complemented the help of injured Brett Qosterman who sat out the game but assisted in coaching duties. The Midgets now have won three consecutive pre-season games after dropping their initial contest to Uxbridge. BE FT LT FT FL PL LLL TL TL Pl LE PL Lr rrr wml ord CCC » Je] who | od [ape | oe | p [an [a [ape [po | plete] che] whe | win | ¢ CIC po [ape [age [age [ogo [ayn [cpm am (ao | « ICCC =] wie oto | Vo SNOWPLOWING operated by PORT PERRY MARINE (1 «7 - PHONE 985-8200 or 985-3236 (weekdays) 985-8032 (weekends) Sponsored by Comco Metal & Plastics Industries Ltd. 8:00 A.M. - Port Perry No. 1 vs. Oshawa L.N.H.L. 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