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Bantam B squad earn tie by Danny Millar Port Perry scored with just over a minute remaining to salvage a 1-1 tie with visiting Newcastle Bantam B's on Wednesday night hockey action Dec. 19. Peter Oosterholt did the damage when he put in a rebound off the stick of Mark Goreski. Brian Hendricks also assisted. The goal came with 1:01 left in a tight checking contest. It also happened while Port Perry was a man short. The game was a goalkeep- er"s duel between Port's Doug Arscott and Roland Powles of Newcastle. The only goal Arscott allowed was by Mike Wilks as he went around the defence to flip the puck over the fallen goalie, with less than a minute remaining in the second period. Arscott made more stops than his counterpart did in the second period as his team was outplayed some- what. The Newcastle defence managed to shut down any Port offensive thrust. Ns. 2 ey fod 5% at 3. . WTR PL shee sion < RL FATE CRIA TL at A PPA ele ama a ot SESE FESIOENL LE WE SNE A 4 TA | Young's first goal came as he was trailing puck carrier Lane, who had the puck knocked off his stick and onto Young's. Young fired it in at 1:32 of the second period. Young's next goal came on a slap shot from the blue line on a power play to give Port a 3-0 lead at the 4:44 mark. Young plays center on his regular shift in addidtion to playing the point on power plays because of his excellent slap shot. Just over a minute later, Jones added another goal while the visitors were play- ing shorthanded. Jeff John- stone and Vaughn McKee drew assists. Lee corfcluded the scoring with his third period score while he was lying on the ice. Four Uxbridge skaters plus Risebrough were also down on the ice at the time the puck entered the net. Port Perry coach Doug Scott was enthusiastic over his team's second tourna- ment win. "We're playing well...playing excellent," he exclaimed. He called Kevin Trapp a standout in the meet. Even though the match was the tenth straight for Port without a loss, the coach felt that the squad still needs work in checking and shooting. Uxbridge had gained entry into the final with a surpris- ingly tough 5-2 win over the Port Perry B's. Left winger Mark Kerry put Port Perry on top early when he put a slap shot between netmind- er Steve Prentice's legs at 3:13 of the opening session. Uxbridge tied the score before the close of the period on Russ Aitchison's marker. Uxbridge tied the score before the close of the period on Russ Aitchison's marker. David Kemp, the best player on the B team put his team ahead with 3:21 remaining in the second when he popped a rebound into an open net while Prent- ice was down. Just when it looked as though there might be an all Port Perry final, Uxbridge wingers Shane Redshaw and Darryl Davis combined for four goals. Davis netted three goals for his hattrick and Redshaw had a goal and an assist. The Port Perry B team scored a 3-1 decision over Unionville for their first win. Mike Thompson did the most damage with a pair of goals. 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 3, 1980 ° Bantams win tourney with 5-0 final victory . Unionville's long goal opened the scoring when Brad Treasure watched his shot trickle past the goal line .off netminder Doug Arscott's glove. A second effort by Thomp- son counted for a goal with 1:02 left when he banged his own rebound past John Wiggelhan. An Ian Dixon blue line blast was tipped in by Thompson early in the final segment. Later in the game defenceman Dixon made a good play on diving stop of a three on one break. In elimination matches, the Port PerryA's romped over the Peterborough Petes 10-1 and beat the Oshawa Blues 5-2. Young had a hat trick and Jones added a couple in the Petes game. Lane, newly recalled Mark Goreski, McKee, Howard Lee, and Steve Lee, each had one. Oshawa Blues pressed Port early in their game but Jerry Jackman came up with some good saves. The first period was scoreless as the Blues dominated the first five minutes but the host rebounded. Young elected to shoot the puck when he was leading a two on one rush and his shot eluded netminder Jerome Kroepfel 55 seconds into the middle period. Oshawa got that back when Jeff Mullin blasted a shot from the corner high into the net. Trapp put Port Perry up 2-1 when a power play wrist shot off his stick eluded the Oshawa puck stopper. It came off the draw as Young got it back to Trapp's blue line partner Brian Stevenson who relayed it to Trapp. Young got Port's second power play score on a shot from the point after 52 seconds of the third period. Young also deflected a Stan Glass drive on another man- power advantage. The A team would event- ually have their, unbeaten skein snapped "after 12 games. Nevertheless, they seem to be a team that is improving with every game. They are playing a close checking game effectively and are getting a more - balanced scoring attack, even though Young is the offensive wheelhorse. The goaltending from Jackman and Harman has been top flight. The team seems to be growing in confidence after a rocky start. Durham-Northumberland P.C. ASSOCIATION NOMINATION MEETING ~ Wednesday, January 9th, 1980 - 8:00 P.M. AT BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPEAKERS: The Hon. SINCLAIR STEVENS, President, Treasury Board The Hon. ALLAN LAWRENCE, Solicitor General, Minister, Consumer & Corporate Affairs. Everyone Welcome - Current Membership Required for Voting Sponsored by Durham-Northumberland P.C. Association REIRE MOTORS CIATININ The Port Perry Bantam A's captured the silverware in the annual IGA Bantam tournament at the Scugog Arena December 28. Tournament director Muriel Statham presents trophy to captains Don Young, Vaughan McKee and John Vaz. Port Perry tournament Midgets win consolation by Danny Millar Port Perry Menzies Pacers had to settle for the consolation match victory in the annual Port Perry Midget hockey tournament on Friday, Dec. 28. It marked the first time in three attempts that the Pacers did not win the championship in a tourney that they had entered. Port Perry was doubled 4-2 in the first game by Markham B's. They defeat- ed Wingham 5-3 in the elimi- nation and thumped Ernes- town 9-4 in the consolation. Mark Andrews scored the first goal of the game from his defence position and it was followed by Paul Storry's tally 40 seconds late on Bob Horton's rebound. Horton played one of his strongest games of the year. He accounted for three goals and two assists. The Pacers jumped up 3-0 on Pat Johnson's goal at 6:15 from the corner on a pass from Joe Williams and Mark Jeffery. Before Port Perry got its fourth goal they had to rely on Doug Potts to make a sliding stop on a three man Ernestown break. Horton got the last goal of the opening period with 38 seconds left on a feint around goalie Al Latourneaux. LTT TTT am Another defenceman, Sean Fewer, gave the home team a 5-0 advantage with a blist- ering slap shot from the blue line at 5:47 that bounced in off Latourneau's face mask. Kevin Long made a neat play to get around the defence after taking a pass from Horton, and beat Latourneau 54 seconds after Fewer's goal. Goalie Robert Franssen made two excellent saves during the middle period. He managed to make a stick save after being down on Steve Franklin and stopped another player on a break away. In the third period he stopped Brett Wylie on a deke after Wylie had broken up a Fewer pass at the blue line. Bill Craig got the first of a pair of goals when he slammed in a rebound one minute into the third session. The left winger got his second on a power play when Andrews took a tripping penalty when his slap shot deflected in off Franssen's glove. B Port Perry looked sluggish in the first five minutes of the period as they allowed the two goals. Todd Wilbur put them back on the track with a power play goal of his own at 5:16. Two Horton goals finished Sg MANVERS ARENA HAS ICE TIME TO RENT Only 15 Miles from Port Perry Information Call: 1-705-277-2720 E] LT TC CCC gE TTT TI off the Pacer scoring. The first came on a pass from Long and then he followed with a deflection off a Fewer shot. Wylie got the last Ernestown marker. Port Perry was involved in a tough match with Wing- ham before taking a two goal win on the strength of four Wilbur points. Wilbur scored the first two goals and assist- ed on two others. Wilbur connected for the second time at 4:37 on a slap shot. Assists went to Andrews and Mikkelson. His first goal came on the first shot on net 22 seconds after the opening face-off when he came in from the corner and slid it under netminder Ken Deichert. Pacer goalie Clay Lover- ing took an interference penalty that was served by Potts, who is one of the top penalty Killers on the squad. Dan Martin capitalized on fhe advantagbe when he netted his own rebound with two and a half minutes left in the opening period. Paul Montgomery drew Wingham even when his shot from the corner eluded Lovering with just one second left in the first period. Brian Mikkelson put the Pacers back on top when he fired into an open net at 2:07 of the second period. Wilbur and Potts had both failed on previous shots. Lovering was screened on the third Wingham goal as the teams evened up for the second time when Bill Brophy blasted a slap shot from inside the blue line at about the same spot where Wilbur's second goal had come from. Defenceman Todd Blayone put the Pacers back on top mid way through the period when he pocketed a Kevin Long rebound.