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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 4, 1979 C and B evens broomball series Utica came within one goal of tieing the score Fd i the goalie. But C & B held on tieing the series one against C & B Sunday night with this shot getting by game each. Busy month for Pee Wee All-Stars by Jan McAllister March 16 saw the Legion- aires at home in an exhibi- tion game against Markham. This game proved to be an easy win as the Legionaires defeated Markham 10-2. Scoring for the Legionaires Steven Lee (7), Brian Stevenson, Kevin Ferguson and Jeff Johnstone with one each. Assists went to Jeff Johnstone (2), David Kemp (3), Ray Meisner (3), and Vaughan McKee and Steven Lee with one each. On March 17, the Legion- aires took part in the Ux- bridge tournament. In the first round they met Stouff- ville in another no contest game. The Legionaires came out the victors with a score of 13-1. Scoring for the Legionaires was Steven Lee (4), Jeff Johnstone (3), and Robbie Tobin, Chris Larocca, Vaughan McKee, David Kemp, Howard Lee and Darren Desautels with one apiece. Assists went to David Kemp (2), Howard Lee (2), Jeff Cox (3), Steven Lee (3), Robbie Tobin (2), Darren Desautels (2), and Vaughan McKee (2). 25D D DD. \ In the second round the Legionaires met a very: strong team from Richmond Hill. This time the Legion- aires weren't as lucky and Richmond Hill defeated them 3-0. March 19 saw the boys travel to Goderich to start a week long tournament hosted by the Goderich Lions Club to celebrate Young Canada Hockey Week. All the people who helped to make that tournament possible are to be congratu- lated. Everyone was very nice and the organization was great. Hats off to the Goderich Lions Club and helpers. The Legionaires first round action was with St. George, and this proved to be all one sided as the Legion- aires downed St. George 5-0. Scoring for the Legionaires was Brian Stevenson, David and Vaughan McKee (1). Assists went to Darren Desautels (2), Brian Steven- son, David Kemp, Robbie Tobin and Chris Larocca. Congratulations Brian, your scoring record in this game was very impressive. Farmers! oa LODO DDD. AAA Aa aaa lal loll MEMBER OF OF DA LAA AA AAA Al al aad add dd dal ddd Attention NOW is the time to consider your TILE DRAINAGE needs. FOR INFORMATION OR FREE ESTIMATE CALL: Walker - Wright b 4 $ 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE 4 b Drainage Roy (705) 324-9500 Lindsay Don (416) 986-5408 Nestleton LALA Aaa Al Al Addl dlls adds dd LAA AAA AAA ll sald s ld Late Monday afternoon the Legionaires won a close game against Milverton. This game was a see-saw battle all the way as both teams traded three goals apiece before the overtime period. Steven Lee's over- time goal won the game and the Legionaires once again defeated Milverton 4-3. Scoring for the Legionaires Wingham on their champion- ship. The Legionaires did not come home empty handed as they received a trophy for gunners up in the C division. This was a great series for the Legionaires and they are to be com- mended on théir great playing and great sports-. manship. They lost to a very good team and second place was Vaughan McKee, Chris is a credit to this hard 'Larocca, Jeff Johnstone, and working club. Many thanks Steven Lee. Assists went to to our sponsor and to the Ray Meisner, Jeff John- parents who drove, without stone, Steven Lee, and your help we could not have Vaughan McKee. accomplished it. With two wins to their' Friday, March 30 the credit the Legionaires went Legionaires had a fun game back to Goderich on Satur- against their fathers, coach day March 24. Their first and manager. This was game was against a very quiteagame. Keeping score strong Hagersville team but was a difficult chore as you once again the Legionaires never knew who was shoot- continued their winning ing at what net. Everyone ways defeating Hagersville enjoyed themselves and as 3-2 in overtime. Scoring for far as I can tell the fathers the Legionaires were Steven had a slight edge on the Lee (2), and Darren Legionaires. Thanks to all Desautels with assists going the parents who participated to Jeff Johnstone (2), and and special thanks to Elmer Vaughan McKee. This win Lee who may be in his senior put the Legionaires in the C years did a very fine job of division championship referring. You took your life playoff game against in your hands stepping on the Wingham. ice with that combination. . by Danny Millar C & B Livestock of Port Perry evened the final series against Utica at one game each when they took a 5 - 3 decision on Sunday night at the Scugog Arena. C & B was led by the play of Rob Evans who scored a goal and added two assists. His first point came when Don Phinney deflected his shot past Don Card in the Utica net. In contrastto last week's steller performance Card looked shakey between the pipes for Utica. The goal came at the seven minute point of the first period. Port Peyry took a two goal lead with 5:52 remaining in the period when "Ken Fraser's drive eluded Card. Evans collected another assist. C & B was in command and 'controlled most of the play of -Keith Fraser. the opening fifteen minutes. With 12:24 to go in the second period Doug Scott set up Ron Redman to give the eventual winners a com- manding three goal lead. # After the goal the tempo of the play slowed to a walk, with the exception of the last two minutes when Utica applied some heat to goalie They were successful as he blocked all attempts. Utica came out smoking in the final frame and counted two goals in succession. At 3:05 Jack Mitchell scored and then 1:08 later Len McEnaney drew Utica within one. But that's as close as they came. Evans notched the winner with 3:14 to go when he was left ungarded just outside the crease. He was fed the ball by captain Bruce Woodrow and slipped it behind Card: But Utica $tubbornly refused to play dead. They scored with 2:11 remaining, but it was in vain. The clincher came with ten seconds' to play when Mark Lee sent a pass along the boards' behind the net to Redman who was stationed at the side of the goal. He popped it neatly behind Card. N The deciding game of the series will be played at the Scugog Arena on Sunday, April 8th at 4:00 p.m. wedding invitations And Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Introducing State Farm Newer Home Discount If your home is less % than 7 years old, ST you may save with ~ State Farm. Find "SAVEUPTO out how much. HOM ON - Call me today. EOWNE Lik ood nei INSURANCE Stato Harm i here. STATE FARM ea | | : INSURANCE BOB ALEXANDER INS. AGENCY LTD. Credit Union Bldg., Highway 12, Brooklin, Ont. TELEPHONE: 416-655-3804 State Farm Fire and Casualty Company ® Canadian Head Office: Scarborough. Ontario os. 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