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Cannington came back early in the second period with a goal to. tie the game, but this just made them stronger and a short time later they scored again which put them ahead 29; CS I SNOWMOBILE LOY ENTRY FEES: Stock: $4. Super Stock: $6. ADMISSION: Adults: $2. SNOWMOBILE DRAG RACES (1/8 Mile) PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE Sunday, February 4, 1979 AT THE NEW BOAT LAUNCHING AREA KENT'S BAY - PORT PERRY - ONTARIO REGISTRATION: 9:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. RACES START AT 1:00 P.M. SHARP CLASSES: 250 to 440 Fan, Free-Air and Liquid - plus Open Class. Dual carb fan machines will run Free-Air Class. TROPHIES for Stock, Liquid, Free-Air and All Modified - 60% of entry fees paid back as prizes. Children & Students: $1. REFRESHMENTS 2-1. The Legionaires were still tough and displayed their aggressive talents by tying the score in the middle half of the second period. The score remained until late in the third period when the Legionaires went ahead 3-2. Cannington wasn't about to give up and they pulled their net minder in the last minute of play to go with six attackers. This resulted in some negative action and as a result the Legionaires loose a player due to a match sponsored by the CLUB Juniors: $2. Modified: $7. Ladies and Juniors. Under 12: FREE winning team. Other féam members are Barry McNamee, lead; Randy Scott, vice-skip; and Scott Howey, second. penalty being called. The game ended with a 3-2 vic- tory for the Legionaires. Scoring for the Legionaires was Steven Lee, Vaughan McKee, and Mike Dickson, all three goals were un- assisted. The results of the match penalty at this time are devastating as the Legion- aires begin their first round of the playoffs on Friday night in Uxbridge. Game time is 8:00 p.m. Uxbridge returns to Port Perry on Monday evening for the second game at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday afternoon the Legionaires travelled to the North Oshawa Arena to play an Exhibition game with an Oshawa triple A team. This had to be one of the best. games I have seen all year. Both teams were trying so hard to out skate, out shoot, and out check one another. The Legionaires opened the scoring at 6:25 of the first period with a goal scored by ) Ziebart Genuine Ziebart Process , LIEBART SPECIAL PACKAGE $219.00 Ziebart Shineguard Interior Guard Until January 31, 1979. Port Perry Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFING Hwy. 12 & 7A - Port Perry - Ontario 985-8631 Jeff Johnstone assisted by Kevin Ferguson. Oshawa wasn't long evening up the score with a goal that came at 9:45 of the first period. Oshawa scored again at 14:47 to end the first period 2-1 in their favour. The Legionaires continued to play excellent hockey. At the 3:50 mark of the second period Ray Meisner scored to put the Legionaires in a tie game. Assisting on Ray's goal was Darren Desautels and Chris Larocca. The Legionaires continued to work hard and 15 seconds into the third period David Kemp scored assisted by Steven Lee and Jeff John- stone. This put the Legion- aires in front 3-2. Oshawa netted one more goal at 11:32 but the Legionaires fought to the very end. At 14:30 in the third period Steven Lee scored the winning goal assisted by Jeff Johnstone. Final score was 4-3 Legion- aires. Novice tie game, lose shoot-out by Bonnie Solomon Port Perry Novice All Stars were host to the Bowmanville Toros on Friday, January 26. With Stacey Ballingal playing as though he had never been away, Port came out the victors with a score of 5-0 giving Ballingal another shut-out to his record. Goals for this. game were credited to Warren Geer, Brad Menzies 2, Ron Craw- ford, John Lally. Assists went to Mark Barkey, Jamie Menzies. With their spirits high Port travelled to Flesherton hoping to come home the champions of this tour- nament! The Port orange men went up against the team from Meaford. Both teams fought hard resulting in a 0-0 score at the end of the third period. . The teams then went into two five-minute overtime periods with the score still 0-0. The rules of the tour- nament were then to have a shoot-out. The first three men selec- ted for our team were John Lally, Brad Menzies, Warren Geer. Menzies started off with his opponent and missed. Lally and his opponent shot and scored simultaneously. Geer went down next and hit the post. The last man for our team was stopped cleanly but the heartbreaker was Meaford had scored. It was all over. Meaford then went on to win against the host team 5-2. Coaches Barkey and Solomon felt the teams were evenly matched with great fore-checking, back check- ing and strong defensive plays that kept both next to no good scoring chances throughout the game. Four big victories for Atoms Selects by Paul Van Camp The Don Forder Insurance team defeated the little NHL Canadians 3-1 on January 4th The Canadians took a quick lead, but in the middle of the second period Jim Abraham scored from Steve Solomon to tie it. Then in the third John Harman scored from Willie Edwards and Doug Dusty to take the lead. Right after that Karl Durham scored to put it away. On the 11th Cannington came to Port and we showed them our improvement and won 5-0. Steve Solomon had "two goals, Karl Durham, Willie Edwards, and Joey Forder had singles. Jim Abraham had three assists, David Culbert had one. On the 13th we travelled to the new Hampton Arena and defeated Bowmanville Toros 3-0. Willie Edwards had two goals, Karl Durham had one goal, one assist, Jim Abra- ham had one assist. Todd Soomre played a good game on defense. We played the Orono All Stars on the 19th and tied them 1-1. Jim Abraham scored from Karl Durham and Brian Dean. This game saw the return of Ray ---Daniels 'who has been out with an injury. 'Welcome Back Ray." - We finally beat the Ux- bridge team, 5-3 on the 24th. Uxbridge took a quick two goal lead, then in the middle of the second Karl Durham scored a true hat-trick, three goals in a row. Jimmy Abraham assisted on two, Steve Solomon on one. Ux- bridge tied it up quickly. Late in the third Robbie Baker scored from Joey Forder and Mike Gibson. With 41 seconds left to go Joey Forder scored from Doug Dusty and Robbie Baker. Jay Bower played a hard hitting game. Chris Cookman and Darryl Bradt have played well in the nets in all the games. Juveniles start playoffs Wed. by Carol Wilbur No games for the Emiel's Place Juveniles this week, even though they were booked and then cancelled. But this week, Wednesday, January 31st at 9:00 at the Scugog Arena we start play- offs with our arch rivals Uxbridge. Support Minor Hockey. 'Player of the Week' MIDGET GREG FEDYK Mersco 5° to *1.00 199 Queen St. - Port Perry 'Player of the Week' MIDGET | All-Star GLENN ARCHIBALD Wes Lane Plumbing & Heating Port Perry