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EAVES YL TTS al a ORAS EL TAT Wh AL FEARS AEE ATU RAE ART NOE SET WE ed Bh TR EU CENA AE LS CEES Ha STR . 5d YE BAT to A A AAR Tee CA ION SC ALTE ERE SEIN Sl AA I Con GO EES THAR RRA aby LT WRANIRCEAINET A0I FIORE UAT Stato SET LARA FR IN RECA ALFA GIST TD OF to WTR a 1 a TRS OF J 1S S Aad Ta FE vd GOLA FD WE NSE Rr PN EE I} _12-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 2, 1980 MN re a oe Bg Re i. - » i RE DRA SO SSR A oy - Sena AN a, A Sate (o IL) no SUR AS - RE SET ee < AOR BX BOER ap AES ok ad SRG PONS 4 BAL: a Tam Sf FTA od Es oF AEE ASAT) with Danny Millar Atoms score 42 victories in 55 games Climax season's wins with E. Regional Championship by Danny Millar Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms came up with two very impressive wins over Brighton last week to take the Eastern Regional hockey championship plaque. On Monday, March 24, they won 4-1 and then completed the three game sweep on Friday, March 28 with a 6-2 victory. The Atoms do not have a provincial round, so this is as far as they go. After the title winning match, district convenor Ed 'Grimshaw handed the plaque to Port captain, Dave Burnett. He also had one for Brighton. _ Over the final two games Port showed excellent scoring depth. In the first game four different players did the scoring and in the second one player tallied more than once. John Lally played a strong final game, scoring twice, and assisting once. His goals were the third and fourth in the Port offensive. Brighton opened the scoring while they were shorthanded with 1:38 remaining in the first period, a session that Port Perry dominated. Paul Kirk slipp- ed a shot past Stacey Ballin- gall that caught a corner of the net. The opening marker gall that caught a corner of the net. The opening goal marked the first time in the series that Brighton had taken a lead. Port tied it up during the same penalty when Brad Menzies backhanded a shot into the net with 49 seconds to go in the first period. It glanced in off goaltender Scott Chamber's glove after Brighton clearing attempts failed. John Lally and Bobby Goble assisted. Early through the second period Burnett put Port into the lead with an unassisted goal. Lally got the first of his pair with 2:36 gone in the second on a play that makes coaches hair turn grey prematurely. Lally went down the right wing on a three man breakaway but instead of passing the puck to either forward who were in better scoring position, he "elected to keep the puck and cut in front of the net and put a neat wrist shot into the far corner. Stephen Whalen came in to relieve Ballingall between the pipes with 4:39 to go in the ten minute second period. Both netminders performed well during the game and the entire series. Lally scored 1:46 into the final period after receiving a pass in front of the net and backhanding it behind Chambers. Blair Phillips got the fifth goal for Port on a shot from the blue line as Ray Daniels won a draw and fed him the puck. Brighton's top performer in the series, Chris Twitchett got the second goal for his team 2:57 into the segment. He scored on an excellent wrist shot on a four on two rush. Phillips was in the sin bin at the time, guilty of elbowing. John Harman got the final goal for Port Perry when he tipped in a pass at the edge of the crease from Goble. Goble had initially taken a pass into the zone from Steve Durham. Port Perry also performed well in the second game of the set Monday night. Lally, Dave Culbert, Harman, and Durham were the goal getters for Port, as they played a tougher defensive game than in the opening 7-5 win. Lally opened the scoring with 1:05 gone in the initial session when he deked to his backhand and put it in. Warren Geer drew the assist. Late in the period Brighton got its only goal on a power play. Brett Durk scored it on a rebound after Twitchett's first attempt was blocked by Ballingall. They play start- ed with a pass from behind the net by David Gerresse. There was no scoring in the second period as it appeared as though Brighton was ready to give Port a tough fight, going into the last 15 minutes tied 1-1. It really didn't turn out that way as Port posted three goals to take the game. Culbert got the go ahead tally with 5:56 yet to be 8, contested when he carried the puck in from the corner and slipped it under goaler Adrian Gregg. Harman got the insurance marker with 4:09 left when the defence lost possession of the puck in front on their own net and Harman slipped it in. Durham went around defenceman Danny Creight- on and then lofted in a wrist shot at 13:24 to finish off the scoring. Robbie Baker got the assist. Port Perry coach Dave Barkey was very pleased Sports with the championship. After the game he was asked if it was everything he thought it would be. 'Yes, it is," he stated, 'the guys there did the job.' He under- standably declined to name any particular player who attributed the most, saying "I feel the whole team did the job." Port Perry went through the playoff round with. ten straight victories, never" tasting defeat. They finished the year with 42 wins in 55 games. Two victories for Ringettes by Marg White On Thursday, March 20, 1980 Port Perry Ives Florist played--their first playoff game against Whitby. Port was really skating and checking superbly, especial- ly the backchecking. Scor- ing for Port were Rhonda White 6 goals, 2 assists, Kelly Raines 2 goals, 2 assists, Janice Jackman and Trish LeFort 1 goal a piece, Janet Dean 2 assists, Lisa Canning and Nancy Young each had 1 assist, On Sunday, March 23rd, Port Perry Ives Florist travelled to Oshawa for their second game of the playoffs. We played the Oshawa 2 team whom we had not beaten all year. Port opened the scoring but Oshawa came right back, the score remained 1-1 for awhile but then Port popped 3 goals in The Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms captured the all-Ontario eastern championship Saturday after- noon at the Scugog arena with a victory over Brighton. Front row from left: Warren Geer, David Culbert, Stacey Ballingall, David Burnett, Steve Whalen, Bobbie Goble and Scott Feasby. Middle row from left: less than 3 minutes. Port went ahead 6-1 but then Oshawa started to come back and came very close to tieing but Port ended up on top 98. Scoring for Port, Rhonda White 6 goals, Janice Jackman's first hat- trick. Assists went to Lori Ann Larabie 2, Kelly Raines 3 and Jill Kendall 1. Captains Bill Harrington [left] df Brighton and David Burnett of Port Perry were presented with all-Ontario plaques by OMHA executive member Ed Grimshaw after the Port Perry Atoms win overg Brighton on Saturday. Novice compete in 48 team Mississauga Tournament The Pearse Auctioneers are currently participating in the 16th annual Missis- sauga Novice Tournament held in the spring of each year. It comprises of 48 teams with some coming as far as New York, to win of the of 4 NHL divisions that they play themselves into. There are 12 groups, each with 4 teams, and as a result of your standings, you then . go into a round robin series. It is known as one of the biggest tournaments in the Brad Menzies, Ray Daniels, Robbie Baker, John Harmon, John Lally, Blair Phillips, Steve Durham, and Brian Dean. Back row are manager Bob Jamieson, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm of Malmont Farms, Coach Dave Barkey and assistant coach and trainer Dave Ballingall. country and the boys are very proud and excited to be a part of it. So far we have won 1 and lost 2. " We first met Tottenham and dominated the game with 4-0 win. All 3 lines played their best and each earned a marker. Scoring for Port were Jeff Mills, Clair Cornish, Matt Durward and Mike Sorley. Assisting on these goals were Jarrett Harmen, Daryl Leatherdale and Clair Cornish. The following morning we played Don Mills and lost to a close 2-1 game. Mikg, Sorley scored with Matt Durward earning the assist. This was also another fine performance the Pearse Auctioneers gave. We didn't let Don Mills away easily. Port was in their end zone most of the game but unfortunately couldn't get that break. However on to the last game of the day against Newmar- ket. Port was downed by a near 1-0 score. This was Newmarket's A team and® the Pearse Auctioneers had difficulty clearing the puck out of their end zone but again they made Newmarket fight hard for their win. More news of this tourna- ment will follow as thew results are not finished until possibly 2 more weekends. The Pearse Auctioneers will be holding their own tourna- ment April 4th.