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ay kh PA ANE; ng tel Bl ASIA AER \ g 5 HL TAS RE TSE IRR AE SRO PI IRE Netlabavus TH FREER WEN A EENTRN IRAE LT VERS rT LE EA TES 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- ad FE MURS Wed., February 11, 1981 | House League Ne BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE by Doug Whalen Emmerson Ins.-11 Port Perry 1.G.A.-8 On Saturday, Feb. 7th. our two house league teains had a real high scoring battle with Emmerson's coming out on top. Dan Tomchishin was a real spark getting 4 goals and 1 assist. Kevin Jackson also played a strong game scoring 3 goals while Mat Grant tallied a pair. Singles went to George Ash and Earl Myers. Getting two assists each were Brian Goble and Robbie Tobin and Lionel De Knecht. Single assists went to Earl Myers and George Ash. Port Perry 1.G.A. played a strong third period scoring 5 goals in the last seven minutes of the game. Chris Watson led the team with 3 goals and 1 assist while Jeff Wallace got a pair. Singles were scored by Bill Samells Steve Tyountouris and Dean Fisher. Two assists each were credited to Jeff Wray, Bill Samells and Dave Travis with one apiece going to Chris Watson, Steve Tzountouris and Dean Fisher. Emmerson Ins.-3 Port Perry I.G.A.-3 On Sunday, Feb. 8th, we played a make up game which was much tighter than Saturday's. Emmerson's held a 2-0 lead going into the third period but once again 1.G.A. made a good comeback tying it at 2 apiece. Then each team scored once more for the 3-3 tie. Dan Tomchishin was still hot from Saturday getting 2 more goals today. The single was scored by Mat Grant. One assist each was credited to George Ash, Kevin Jack- son and Lionel De Knecht. For Port Perry 1.G.A. Dean Fisher got one goal and one assit. Other goal scorers were Mike Fluke and Bill Samells. Getting single assists were Al Bouwmees- ter and Steve Tzountouris. ATOM HOUSELEAGUE by Doug Moore Scugog Realty - 2 Swamp Garage - 2 In a hard fought game Scugog Realty and Swamp Garage managed to battle it out to a two-all tie. Scoring for Scugog was Joey Jack- man, assisted by David LeRoy and also scoring was Blair Bailey, assisted by Ron Davis and David LeRoy. Scoring for Swamp Garage was Mark Elliot, assisted by Jeff Oke and Alan Shepstone. Also scoring was Derek Lewis, assisted by Jeff Oke. Marj Tripp Realty -8 U.AW.-2 In the second game of the day, Marj Tripp walked over U.A.W. by a score of 8-2. Scoring for Marj Tripp was Derek Fitzgerald with two goals and 1 assist. Tim Allsopp with one goal and 1 assist, Matthew Durward with a hat trick and two assists, Paul Wylie with 2 goals and 1 assist. Single assists went to Jason Foote, David Irvine and Neil Mark had two assists. Scoring for U.A.W. was Kevin Gibson, assisted by Shawn Nanay and John Thaeter. Also scoring was Jim Vernon unassisted. PEEWEE HOUSELEAGUE by Jeff Wray Lions Club - 2 Glen Vallie- 0 Lions Club goals were scored by Chris Parliament and Jeff Fedyk, one goal and one assist. Other assists went to Bruce Jewell and Jim Jackman. Credited with the shutout was Paul Cooper. Wes Lane -4 Franks -4 Wes Lane goals were scored by Todd Soomre with 3 goals and one assist; Todd Reamsbottom one goal and two assists. Other assists went to Jamie Cannon and Craig Venning. Frank goals were scored by Calvin Brewster with 2 goals, Danny Vernon with 1 goal, Travis Adameryk with one goal, one assist. . hd 2 MAREN OEY Bd Ta ALAN Wf OE ¢ RR v 318 ARATE ASA at py Pd Ot PATI Rat Mme LU OE RR RRR TORG KITS SERA LAAT LS kJ ) RAF ERAT RX oh aE ~ Ay = Pre 4 CTTRE ALES Ladies play to 0-0 draw by Danny Millar Two -ladies broomball teams took to the ice Sunday, February 8, and the result was an entertaining score- less tie between squads from Oshawa and Port Perry. The other milestone event of the day was C & B Livestock's second regular season loss to Utica Farm Equipment Plow Jockeys by a scant 4-3 margin. It was the third game of the season for the Port Perry ladies team and the second against the Oshawa Thrifty's squad. Earlier in this, their first season, Port escaped with a 1-0 shutout. The exhibition match lasted 40 minutes, divided into two 20 halves, with the final five minutes of the match played at stop time. It was a relatively wide open affair as both goaltenders, Diane Fawns of Port and Diane Parro of Oshawa played very well. The Port Perry team looked like a well drilled squad under the coaching of Robert Evans and Charlie Durward, two of C & B's top regulars. They played well positionally in their own end and pressured Oshawa while the ball was in the opposite zone. Port controlled most of the good scoring chances during the first half but Parro kept them off the scoresheet. Debbie Fillion came close to scoring when an Oshawa defencewoman deflected her shot right onto the Oshawa goalpost. Later, Marie Woodrow hit the goal post. Fillion missed the net on another good opportunity late in the frame. Fawns made a pair of remarkable saves to keep the slate clean at the other end of the rink when she stonewalled Linda Holter and Darla Smith from close range. UTICA WINS The Plow Jockeys will be. heading into the opening round playoff series against Blackstock in a positive frame of mind after upset- ting C & B for the second time. Over the past three years at least, they have given C & B more trouble than any other team, even taking the title away from them last year by one goal. They staged a strong comeback to do it, as Mike Mitchell scored the winning goal after they rallied from a 3-1 deficit. Mitchell played on a line with Bernie McEnaney and Aldon Smith that gave the C & B defence fits in their own end with a strong pressing attack. They accounted for two goals. Mitchell was on his stomach when he redirected a pass from McEnaney past goaltender Keith Fraser 4:16 (Turn to Page 23) Local wrestlers win silver, bronze medals On Saturday, February 7, the PeeWee Division (age 12 years and under) of the newly constituted Port Perry and Community Wrestling Association travelled to Scarborough to take part in the Ontario PeeWee Wrest- ling Championships. The coaches, Gord Taylor, Keith Moxley and Phil Bertrand were very pleased with the showing of all thir- teen boys who attended. The team came home with three individual medals and one fourth place standing. Peter Hoogers and Paul Carr won silver medals, Zac Cohoon took a bronze and Wayne Buller came away with a fourth place standing. The Association will be sending a team to Scar- borough again on February 28 to another Invitation tour- nament. Practices are held on Thursdays from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Port Perry High. School and all elementary school boys - 10 years of age and over are welcome to attend. Registration fee is $15.00. Bowling Strikes and Spares "TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Iris-7, Lily-7, Vielet-5, Tulip-2, Aster-0, Rose-0. High Single: Doris Dar- gavel-256. H.S.W.H.: Traquair-298. High Triple: Doris Dar- gavel-666. H.T.W.H.: Traquair-752. Singles 200 and over: Dianne Bryars-228; Mary Cannon-224; Terry Louvelle- 225; Marj Giroux-215, 229; Nancy Tytler-202; Linda Hughes-247: Olive Painter- 204; Doris Dargavel-256, 246; May Raby-226, 207, 200; Marion Murray-213; Norma Traquair-242; Madeline Leatherdale-245; Ilse Allen- 238; Mo Rusnell-201; Kacey Harper-220; Mary Peck-215; Audrey Buma-218. Triples 600 and over: Marj Giroux-634, Doris Dargavel- 666, May Raby-633. Norma Norma Blackstock joins OMHA by Doug Allin Blackstock Minor Hockey has now joined the 0.M.H.A. Ontario Minor Hockey Association. This way the boys will be able to play other teams such as Oak- wood, Manvers, Little Brit- ain, Ops, Bewdley, etc. This year we will only be able to play in O.M.HA. Tournament. But next year 81-82 season, we will be in the regular league, playoffs, and tournaments which will mean more ice time and experience for the boys. Next year we will be looking for boys aged 4 years to 17 years. We hope to have a Midget team as well. Coach- es will be excellent for the coming season as we have commitments from coaches with great years of exper- ience. Friday, - Jan. -30 was the first game for our Novice Boys, Beacock Hardware in which Oshawa defeated them 7-0 but a good game was played by all. Our boys will improve as we can arrange more games for them. On Saturday Manvers Bantam Tournament proved to be action filled with 8 teams entered. Blackstock Marlow Feed Bantams defeated Manvers 5-1 in their first game with 3 goals by Bill Sturman, 1 by Brian Horton and 1 by John Delong. The boys all played well for this their first tourn- ament game. Excitement built for the second game at 1 p.m. with Blackstock vs. Oshawa. Unfortunately our boys were defeated 5-2. In For Best Results Use The PORT PERRY STAR 'CLASSIFIEDS' PHONE 985-7383 the second period with the score 1-1 a very dishearten- ing event took place when an official whistle blew. All boys stopped play except for one Oshawa player who raced down the ice and scored a goal which was allowed. Our goals were scored by Bill Sturman and Bobby Hoogeveen. Hats off to all our boys who played a fine tournament. The Osha- wa boys who defeated you went on to win the champ- ionship. It could be you the next time. We are planning an Old- timers team 35 years and up. If you are interested call Jack Hall 986-5648 or Doug Allen 986-4624. If there are any other Hockey Associat- ion teams that would like games or tournaments with our Minor Hockey boys call the above numbers. stock Minor Hockey will be having a tournament for Novice boys, "B"* Atom, And Bantam. Any teams from other towns please contact either Jack or Doug Black- MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 0'CLOCK LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Daisies- 46, Lilliés-41, Roses-40, Mums-34, Tulips-29, Asters- 20. Total Pins 2nd Section: Lillies-51888, Roses-51529, Mums-51499, Daisies-51253, Asters-50748, Tulips-49785. Singles 200 and over: M. Cannon-200, 206; R. Beare- 232, 201; M. Raby-263, 261; G. Wallace-238, 209; O. Smith- 274; J. van Schagen-265; K. Murray-228; A. Mulder-222; M. Murray-213; L. Hunting- ton-216; F. McLaughlin-212; T. MacDonald-206; L. Knight -205; F. Venning-203; E. Rhude-202. Triples 600 and over: M. Raby-716, G. Wallace-624, R. Beare-622, M. Cannon-605. MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 O'CLOCK LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Sparr- ows-48, Orioles-40, Blue Jays -36, Wrens-34, Cardinals-30, Robins-22. High Single: G. Ballard- 265. High Triple: G. Ballard- 655. ' Singles 200 and over: G. Ballard-265, 233; W. Prentice -236; S/ Metcalf-233; J. Hunter-232; E. Johnston-226; S. Greenwood-225; V. Rider- 225; M. Dowson-222; T. McCreight-218; G. Kowak- sky-218; D. Draper-215. Triples 600 and over: G. Ballard-655. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Port Perry 1.G.A.-27, Lake Scu- gog Lumber-25, Do-Nos-22, Centennial Lanes-22, Legion Branch 419-21, Brian's Towing-19, Philp Pontiac-18, Dowson Red & White-17, Colin Ball Motors-12, Norm's Contracting-10, Emmerson Insurance-9, Wayne's Auto Parts-8. High Single: H. Johnston- 354. H.S.W.H.: H. Johnston- 367. - High Triple: H. Johnston- 814. - H.T.W.H.: 853. H. Johnston- Johnston-814, R. Todd-770, P. Crawford-751, K. Dowson- 696, J. Cook Sr. 673, C. Watts-668, J. King-640. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Libra-39, Leo-38, Pisces-31, Virgo-29, Aries-27, Taurus-25. High Single: R. Vaz-271. H.S.W.H.: R. Vaz-317. High Triple: F. Venning- 687. H.T.W.H.: M. Young-716. Singles 210 and over: R. Vaz-271; F. Venning-253, 235: P. Pettinger-230; P. Norton- 232; Bev Evans-233; M. Hooey-229; M. Cook-219; S. Fraser-212. Triples 600 and over: F. Venning-687. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Par- tridge-7, Turkeys-5, Ducks-5, Chickens-2, Geese-2, Pheas- ants-0. LADIES High Single: Viv -Rider- 289. H.S.W.H.: Mabel Cook-275. H.T.W.H.: Jannie Van Schagen-642. H.T.W.H.: Mabel Cook- 709, Rae Waskin-709. MEN High Single: Pete Craw- ford-268. H.S.W.H.: 270. High Triple: Pete Craw- ford-686. John Grieve- H.T.W.H.: John Grieve- 680. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Frank- ie's Angels-7, Fern's Angels- 5, Sharpshooters-4, Gamb- lers-3, Teasers-2, Tuesday Knights-0. LADIES Singles 200 and over: Nan- cy Bryans-223, 216; Pat Tur- ner-205, 221; Val Gallagher- 275; Monica Efford-207, 223; Glenys_Windsor-246; Sharon Wright-235; Patty Horn-231; Debbie Casey-223; Louise Baca-205. Triples 600 and over: Nan- cy Bryans-615, Pat Turner- 611, Val Gallagher-600. MEN Singles 200 and over: Mark Carter-204, 246, 233; Bill Turner-278; Merv Brisco- 245; Denny Martyn-202, 220; Ches Efford-259; Pete Craw- ford-210, 217; Wes Sullivan- 201, 216; Ted Harvard-225; Dave Obee-224; Bob Barr- 224; Tim Casey-222; Dan Gallagher-215; Lorne Clark- 217; Frank Norman-212; Ray Wright-201. Triples 600 and over: Mark Carter-683, Bill Turner-654, Merv Brisco-627, Denny Martyn-616, Ches Efford-611, Pete Crawford-610, Wes Sullivan-601. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Roses- 41, Pansies-39, Daisies-38. Asters-28, Violets-26. Tulips- 17. High Single: Merle St. John-305. High Triple: Merle St. John-669. Singles 200 and over: Merle St. John-305, 207: Marg Lee-274; Vivian Rodd- 239; Joyce Storry-224, 217: Carol Doyle-223; Amy van Schagen-215, 207: Hazel Grey-205, 202; Doreen Black- 203: Gerri Langille-201. Triples 600 and over: Merle St. John-669, Marg Lee-841;"Amy van Schagen- 617. TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: That's Incredible-43, Jockeys-32, Robbies-30, Spoilers-29, Ab's Boys-28, High Rollers-27. High Single: Ab Fulford- 285 H.S.W.H.: Ab Fulford-303. High Triple: Ab Fulford- 757. H.T.W.H.: Ab Fulford-801. Singles 215 and over: John King-227; Ab Fulford-229, 285, 243; Bill Owen-227: Milt Butson-242, 218; Pat Mason- 220, 216, 264; Jghn Crisconie- 233; John Grieves-216; Kevin Walker-223; Dave Vivian- 221. . Triples 600 and over: Ab Fulford-757, Bill Owen-611, Lg Butson-616, Pat Mason-