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a a STEN ES Rr - goal January 16, at St. Johns School in Uxbridge. After Consolation Winners The R.H. Cornish boys basketball team was consolation winner in the annual tournament held losing their first game to St. Johns, the team took victories over M.J. Hobbs, and Cartwright Schools. Front from left: Shawn Arney, Jeff Ireland, Craig Menzies, Jerry Fowler. Back from left: Rob Smart [coach] Paul Goreski, Dave Burnett, Nick Vander- zwet and Lee Wilbur. Missing from photo is Greg Warriner. Novice loses 4-2 decision to Uxbridge by Linda Parry On Friday night the J. T. Pearce Auctioneers played at home and lost their game 4 - 2, Port's Mark Andrews scored the opening goal of the game. The Uxbridge goalie had the Port players all around him, and Mark on a rebound shot from "Jan Heyes was able to poke the puck behind the goalie. Uxbridge. came back, and Bret Meyers planted his first ~in behind Shawn Larocque, goalie for Port. Bret scored all four goals for the Uxbridge team. In the second period Mark Andrews scored again on a Rebels winone (From page 16) 4, 3 and 2 points on the score board. Dave Belmonte led all scorers in the game with 2 points for the win. Juniors Port's juniors played two good quarters of basketball - and 2 bad quarters. In the first period the Rebels outscored M.C.V.1. 15 - 12. The half ended 18 - 16 'McLaughlin. After scoring one point in the 'second quarter Port jumped back into the lead 43 - 36. The home team ended the' game with a 50 - 47 win. Port was close but could not hold onto the ball. Rob : Burnett scored 15° points as Stan Glass hooped in 9 points. Richard Alsoop banked in 8 points while Dean' Stone and Mark Phillips shot in 7 and 3 points respectively. Ken Elliott and Jamie Lane added singles. The school is now Into exams and will play their first game the first day back Mon, February 1, as they host the powerful Bowman: ville squad. good passing play from Jan Heyes and Jason Cochrane. Port went into the lead, but not for long. Uxbridge scored again to tie up the game at the end of the second period. 'Then Port put Noel Lovering into net, but Meyers of Uxbridge with his high flip shot just couldn't be beat. The final score was 4 - 2. The boys have 2 games through the week and then a tournament this weekend in Shelburne. Lets hope the boys are in better form for these games. FEE TUT 1 PPL AAS PETE ELE EE XE FSSC ATL RR SE FA PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 27, 1982 -- 19 Bowling results BOWLING NEWS Team Standings: Squirrels - 37; Bunnies - 32; Beavers - 29; Fawns - 24; Chipmunks - 24; Foxes - 22. Games over 200: F. Venn- ing - 281, 221, 206; M. Raby - 227, 200; R. Beare - 216, 208; - 222; M. Taylor - 220; L. Knight - 217; T. Louvelle - 212; G. Wallace - 211; N. Christie - 209; A. Mulder - 2 J. Lee - 208; R. Finley - hs over 600: F. Venn- ing - 708. T. MacDonald - 245; D. Koch o PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION o GENERAL MEETING : at CONWAY GARDENS e SUN., JANUARY 31-11:00A.M. -EVERYONE WELCOME - SCC CICICCCICICACICICICICICICICICICICICCCICACaCACICICACICACICICICICIC VT Tu Teh Te 555500 52525252 Te Tb Joh Te JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY | H Scugog Arena - Port Perry v SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st Bewdley Rangers H 4 = x K ' VS. A 4 5 . A H a H Sea adaehd : Port Perry MoJacks "LADIES NIGHT" 3 --Free Draws for the Ladies-- REGULAR ADMISSION: Adults $1.50; Students - $1.00; Children - 50¢ GAMETIME: 7:30P.M. ; elo op on pp [ep op lop op op om Lo Teo Te Joe Te TTT a Td 'Oshawa Competition Motorcycle Club Presents L] SUNDAY, JAN. 31 LAKE SCUGOG- 'PORT PERRY ADMISSION: $4.00 STUDENTS & SENIORS: $2.00 Children under 12 admitted Free when accompanied by an adult. MOTORCYCLE ICE RACES (CMA SANCTIONED) RACING STARTS: 12:00 NOON