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SENS PAR - ae IA Co hn IN, <3 Ty Rad i LORS ALNEON. SARIN EAN 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 28, 1979 Fraser, Ellicott iy outstanding gome pote Sh HH ) LER AN Utica wins first game of broomball finals by Danny Millar Two goals by Keith Ellicott each assisted by Phil Henton gave Utica a tense 2-1 victory over C & B Livestock of Port Perry. The contest, held on Sunday, March 25, in Port Perry was the first game of the best two of three final series for the Port Perry Broomball Associa- tion championship. Ellicott's performance almost overshadowed an equally brilliant one by Port Perry goalie Keith Fraser. It was Fraser who kept Port in the game, especially in the first, period when Utica threatened on several occasions. The game's opening goal was scored by Ellicott when he was set up in front of the net by Henton who was stationed in the corner. It was Henton who retrieved his linemate's rebound before passing to him The opening period was dominated by Utica but they could manage just one - marker. They did an excel- lent job of stopping C & B's . vaunted offense which featured league scoring leader Rob Evans and our® the last period but it was other marksmen in the top ten scoring. Evans did draw an assist when Don Phinney tied the score at one at the 7:05 mark of the second period. The play came on a 2-on-1 break while Port Perry was short- 'handed. Play tightened up until late in the period when Ellicott netted the winner with 1:15 to play. Fraser made the original save on Henton but was foiled the second time. Ellicott had apparently popped his third in early in Malmont Atoms win consolation trophy by Carol Wilbur On Saturday, March 24 the Malmont Farm Atoms travelled to Port Hope for their annual tournament. In the first game of the day against Wellington the Green Machine was not in gear as they went down to defeat by a score of 6 to 2. Scoring for Port were Craig Menzies with one goal and 1 assist, Dave Burnett "had 1 goal, .Greg Warriner had an assist. The next game against .Warkworth was no contest as the Green Machine romped to a 10 to 1 victory. Dave Burnett had 2 goals and 1 assist, Craig Menzies had one goal and 3 assists, Greg Wartiner had 1 goal and 2 assist, Chris Lané had pe -- A COLIN BALL MOTORS LIMITED HWY. 7A WEST - PORT PERRY - 985-8411 1977LTD II Automatic, p.s., p.b., Vinyl roof, defroster. Lic. KTR 821 $4,100.00 1977 COUGAR WAGON "Automatic, p.s., p.b., defroster, luggage Facks. LPN 214. $5,000.00 1976 FORD LTD SQUIRE WAGON Automatic, p.s., p.b., defroster, luggage rack. '$3,900.00 1975 Ford F100 Super Cab Pickup V8, automatic, p.s., p.b. Lic. E28938 - $4,500.00 1 goal and 1 assist, Jim White, Bobbie Goble, Mike .Johnson, .Tim Cannon and Lee Wilbur each had one goal. Jeff Cockerton, Jay Van Camp, and Andy Sytsma each had an assist. The Consolation Cham- pionship-game proved to be no contest either as Port defeated Port Hope 5 to 0. Tim Cannon was in gear as he scored 2 goals and had one assist, Mike Johnson had 1 goal and 1 assist, Steven Durham and Jay Van Camp each had 1 goal, Jim White and Bobbie Goble each had 2 assists, Andy Sytsma had one assist. _ Congratulations to Craig Menzies who was presented with a trophy for 'Most Sportsmanlike" after the oo! ~ Scugog Area. COLIN BALL MOTORS LTD. HOME OF THE Bronco's Midget B+ockey Team! Come out and support this team on Saturday, March 31 at 7:00 p.m. and on Sunday, April 1st, at 4.00 p.m. while they play in the Finals of the All Ontario Midget Two Championship at ths first game and to Lee Wilbur - who was presented with a trophy for "Best Defense- man' after the last game. Andy Sytsma and Craig Menzies each won a hockey stick. The Atoms go against Stouffville in the sixth game of play-offs Monday, March 26, at 7:00. This is a do or die, if Port wins they will play the seventh and final. game in Stouffville Wednes- day, March 28, at 7:00. Novice H § League ' On Saturday the quest for the Novice House League Championship as Kinsmen tied Reliable Plumbing 1-1. The game was marked with many 'scoring opportunities and many good goaltending saves... Kinsmen got their lone goal from Darren Scala while scoring for Reliable was Andrew Steele. - A 5- minute overtime was played after. regulation time but © neither team was able to pop one in. The second game of instead of practicing this" week. Best of Luck to both teams. Scugog -2 Sportsland - 1 The two teams who were put out of the playoffs faced - each other in an exhibition game Saturday. Scoring for Scygog was Derek Fitz- gerald assisted from Blair Locke and Blair Baily from David Doupe. Getting Sportsland's lone goal was John David Rodway. BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE Port Perry Yacht Club 20 Miles North of Whitby Access to Trent System Waterway Reasonable Rates Winter Storage Club House Activities Year Round Oshawa 725-2227 digallowed. A rather vehement argument took place for several seconds. For the first eight minutes of the final frame it ap- -peared that Port Perry would tie the score as they " put lots of heat on the Utica goaltender Don Card and his defence. Card, the third best - netminder in the league with a 1.35 goals against average, was forced to make several big stops but he was equal to the task each time. Another mild controversy % 7 arose when the time keeper allowed the clock to run on several seconds late in the contest when it should have been stopped. Port's obvious disputes were upheld as the timer was stopped for about nineteen seconds while play resumed. With 1:26 remaining in the opening contest Port Perry pulled Fraser in favour of an extra attacker. They had numerous great scoring opportunities but fell short with some superb goalten- ding by Card. Card got little support from his 'delence who failed in' the dying seconds to clear the ball, When they did clear on two ® occasions they became over anxious and were called for icing. Fortunately for Utica C & B failed to put the contest on even terms, Utica coach Dennis Symes a believed that the win was. due to his team's solid two- way effort. 'Everybody played both forward and backward, That's the only way to beat C & B," he stated. Win Stone Trophy ' Goirge Stone [left] presents Randy Scott with the winning trophy after his fis team captured the 8th-annual George Stone Real Estate Mens Open Bonspiel held the series will be played March 17 at the Port Perry Cbrling Club. Ron Parish Skipped the team of Bill "Cornish {vice] and Jim Davidson [lead]. OPPERS BROS. 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