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DAIS Fr le bs im 3 ws CTR 15 7% Ita Ba at Aah SF ES A IF 4 CR of aT frat A RR TR RE RO Si + TSAR ST . Two victories for Novice . in Nobleton tournament The Port Perry Pierce Auctioneers were up bright and early Saturday morning to meet at the arena where they left by bus to play at the Nobleton Tournament. The boys chanted and cheered all the way down to Nobleton, confident they'ed bring home the champion- ship trophy. Well--someone has to win, and someone has to lose, and that was us. Our first game was against Newmarket where Port Perry dominated with a score of 4 to 0. Newmarket had trouble getting past their own blue line. Mike Sorley opened up the score for Port in the 2nd period followed by an unassisted goal from Clair Cornish. Port came back two more times with goals from Jeff Mills and Jarrett Harman assisted by Paul Wylie and Shane Wark. After a 4 hour waiting stretch, the highlight of the tournament was our next game against the strong, previous champs from Welland. Welland thought they had this game wrapped up as they are classed as Triple A and Port as double C. Jeff Mills put on a burst of speed and gave Port goal number 1 with Jarrett Harmen digging in the corn- ers earning the assist. Welland tied it up at the end of the 1st period. Again Welland scored going ahead 2-1. Then, deep in Port Perry territory big Clair Cornish surged ahead with the puck and banged in an unassisted goal to tie the game. Welland now resorted to careless, tactics, resulting in 5 penalties. With the score still tied, regulation time was over. Now into 10 minute sudden death over- time, coaches, fans, and players were tense. The puck was dropped and play began. Five minutes went by with everybody on the ice scrambling for that 4 CETL TTS ji), DIVING LURE TT TTT TS 0.H.A. Junior 'C' Hockey "PLAYOFFS" Port Hope Panthers VS. Port Perry MoJacks SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd - 7:30 P.M. SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY HHT LESSONS UXPOOL - UXBRIDGE Registration: January 30th at 7:00 P.M. Course is 10 weeks duration, 50 Hours Scuba Instructions. Course commences February 6th at 7:00 P.M. At the Uxbridge High School LEARN TO SCUBA DIVE THE FUN WAY Naui Certification CALL: LARRY OLSON 852-3781 GARRY WRAITH 640-1313 Or Toronto 495-6628 (leave a message) Please bring a Bathing Suit, Pencil and Paper the First Night. CO ETAT puck. Shawn Phillips checked the Welland defenceman, stole the puck and passed it right on to Mike Sorley's stick who put it away for the winning overtime goal. This was a most exciting, excellent game the Pierce Auctioneers played. The defence showed superb hockey skills keeping this powerful Welland team away from the Port net. Don Steele and Gary McConnell were very proud of each boy as they proved in this very important game that the Pierce Auctioneers can compete with the best in Novice Hockey. The boys were excited and tired when they went into their 3rd and final game of the day against Stroud. This game hadn't the fast pace of the previous bout. Stroud was a good hard checking team and Port just couldn't get any breaks. Stroud scored 3 fast goals in the second period. Clair Cornish came out strong and once again as he scored the only goal in the 3rd period with assistance from Brent McMillan. Final results; Stroud 3, Port Perry 1. Goalie Chris McConnell earned the most valuable player award for his efforts in the final game. It's always a proud feeling bringing home the tourna- ment cup. But after playing game clinchers like Port did, and triumphing over a powerful team such as Welland, it really doesn't matter who the winners are, but just playing good hockey to the best of your ability. And that's what the Pierce Auctioneers did. Tweenslose toOshawa by Pat Armstrong The Port Perry Chris Allen Aluminum sponsored Tweens were once again in action on Saturday. Al- though they lost 10-1 the girls showed great spirit and team effort. Port Perry's lone goal was scored by Cathy Armstrong unassisted. Experience seems to be the biggest downfall of the Port Tweens. The majority of the girls playing this year are players who until they put on the skates in October had never seen a Ringette game played let alone being involved in one. This is not slowing the girls down at all. They are work- ing very hard in practices and putting forth a terrific team effort in games. Keep up the good work girls because with a bit more experience and time you are sure to get the well deserved victories. Atoms win consolation trophy The Malmont Atoms participated in the Peterborough Atom Tourn- ament on Jan. 24th, 26th, and 27th. The Port Atoms captured the Consolation Trophy, after being eliminat- ed from the Championship round by a strong Belle River team 3-1. The Malmont Farms Atoms have lost only one game in four- teen tournament games. Details of the Peterborough Tournament will be publish- ed in next week's paper. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 30, 1980 -- 11 Broncos win close play-off game against Uxbridge by Danny Millar The Port Perry Colin Ball Motors Broncos defeated Uxbridge 3-1 for the first time in the Midget B hockey season in Uxbridge on Friday, January 25. The win could not have come at a more opportune time as it was the opening game of the Broncos round robin play off series. Todd Healey, Ron Rum- ford, and Mike Farrell notched goals for the winners while Dave Pearle replied for Uxbridge. Rumford's marker put Port Perry ahead 2-0 with 6:09 remaining in the second period. It was the neatest goal of the night as it com- pleted a three way passing attack. Healey started it by giving Scott Wallace a drop pass and then Wallace slid the puck over to Rumford on the.opposite wing. Rumford deposited a wrist shot into the open side of the net behind goaltender Dave Davis. The opening period went by very quickly because the Badminton Club has 40 members, half are High School students by Danny Millar High School age members make up about half the membership of the Port Perry Badminton Club says Adminstrator Rob Brooks. Mr. Brooks calls this "'a good response from the high school." Mr. Brooks adds that most of the secondary school students in the club are seniors. There are about 40 athletes registered 1n tne club. inn ananannnE i ULL URL TT SCUBA | . A SIRESRLRCRER ELLER BARRIS 00 ROLAND OAR The club meets every Monday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the high school gymnator- ium. According to Mr. Brooks, if they could obtain more playing time in the evenings, registration would be even higher. The club has been in operation for seven years. It was open twice a week for the first three. There are six original members still with the club, one of which happens to be Mr. Brooks. '"'A lot of better players have gone down to the Oshawa Club," he says. One reason for this may be that there are no tourna- ments in the club. The nightly format is very | Come One and All 3 to the SKATING PARTY & DANCE lus BABY LOBSTER PLATE Saturday, February 9th LATCHAM CENTRE Skating 8:00 P.M. Dance 9:00 P.M. t0 1:00 A.M. $15.00 per couple Tickets available at: Pattersons of Port, Richard's Beauty Studio Sponsored by Scugog Public Library Finance Committee simple. There is a chart kept of the players, who they play against, and the results. Each night the players come and choose their own opponents. 'Everybody is encouraged to play against everybody," Mr. Brooks states. The admission fee is five dollars a year, with the season running from September to March. At this point the club is between breaks, having just returned from the festive season and about to quit for a couple of weeks during the high school examination period, which starts at the end of this week. "As a whole it's better than last year," said Mr. Brooks. "We like to get many people out," he concludes, "we're just out having a good time." only lull in the action occurred in a fight behind the Uxbridge net between Healey and lan Goldsmith. Goldsmith got the better of the exchange when he knocked his adversary over the back of the goal net. -Healey got a double minor penalty while Goldsmith was assessed five minutes for roughing, a game miscon- duct, and an automatic two minute minor. It was the first outbreak in a chippy game with a lot of two minute infractions. The first 15 minutes were scoreless and neither net- minder, Pete Christie handled that chore for the Broncos, had many shots to handle. Both players did come up with some big stops in the last two periods as the close checking match turned into a goaler's duel. Port Perry opened the second period by pressing the home team in its own end and it paid off on a power play at 1:41. Centerman Healey won a face-off in the Uxbridge end and carried it around the net and shoved it into the far side. It came while Uxbridge was playing two skaters shorthanded, seven seconds after the second penalty had been called. Mike Horne had two good scoring chances in the second period on Port Perry miscues. On the first, Rum- ford lost possession in front of his own net and Christie (Turn to page 14) BASEBALL CARDS WANTED Will pay $2.00 each for style shown (1952) Topps Gum Co., actual size 2 5/8 x 3%). Send any quantity by "Registered Mail" payment. Other pre-1960 Base- ball Cards also wanted. Send sample or list for offer: ROBERT BRUCE, Box 4344, LONG BEACH, CALIF. 90804. for prompt SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1980 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. 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