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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 1, 1983 Pee Wee A's win consolation at home After losing their first game to the Oshawa Dines, The Legion Pee Wee A's went on to de- feat Bowmanville and Peterborough to cap- ture the Consolation Championship in their home tourney this past, Saturday. Our home- town team were not ready for the strong per- formance turned in by the Dines, outstanding goal tending kept Port off the scoreboard on the few scoring chances they had. At the end of two complete periods Oshawa had a 3-0 lead, the last two goals were scored into an empty net as Port made a final attempt to get on the scoreboard. Our Pee Wee A's en- countered no problems in the second game against Bowmanville, allowing only one goal, while accumalating nine against the oppo- sition. Passing plays, back checking and solid defense were much more evident in this game. Scoring for Port were Stephen Connors and John Lally each with two, Blair Bailey, Warren Geer, Mike Sorley, Andrew Steele Tweens lose On Saturday, January 29th, the Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens travelled to Mariposa for an afternoon game. The outcome. of the game was riot in favour of our tweens as we only scored one goal through- out the game. Mariposa has a good strong team. and Mark Barkey each with one. Picking up assists were Brad Menzies with 4, Leather- dale and Sorley each with 2 and Bailey, Barkey, Traves, Brown and Lally one apiece. The Championship game proved a much closer contest with only four goals being scored, all by Port. Ballingall picking up a well de- served shutout. It was not until the halfway point of the first period when Brad Traves making an excellent rush up the ice fired one into the corner where Leatherdale pick- ed it up, passed to Connors who popped one behind Johnson for Ports first goal. It was end to end play for the remaining first and second periods with no further goals on the scoreboard. Port broke open the scoring in the third with three more, maintaining control in the corner and working out from behind the net paid off for Warren Geer on our second goal of the game, Shawn Nanay also drew an assist. Three minutes later a three way pass- The final score was 9-1 for Mariposa. Scoring for Port Perry was Heidi Meisner. But, the Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens have a game against their Mothers on Monday, February 7 to promote Ringette Week. Game time is 5:40 p.m. ing play from Sorley up to Menzies over to Geer had the assurance goal they needed. A penalty shot awarded to Mark Barkey in the final min- utes resulted in the fourth goal. Upon completion of this game, the Con- solation Trophy was accepted by captain Scott Feasby, followed by the presentation of Silver Medallions to all the team members by Mr. John Christie re- presenting The Royal Canadian. Legion, Branch 419, who sponsor our Pee Wee A's. ] The Legion Pee Wee A's won the Consolation Cham- pionship last Saturday at the Scugog Arena. Team members are: front, left to right- Brad Menzies, Stacey 'Ballingal, McConnell, John Lally, Big Brothers of North Burham Invite you to join them in their annual "BOWL for MILLIONS" BOWL -A-THON DURING THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 5th - 12th WIN WEEK-END IN TORONTO FOR TWO -- DINNER - THEATRE TICKETS Courtesy of Get-A-Way Travel, Uxbridge, Downtown Holiday Inn & Nonquon Travel, Port Perry. Have your friends, neighbours or business associates L sponsor you when you UXBRIDGE or PORT PERRY BOWLING LANES on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. CELEBRITY DAY COME OUT AND WATCH OUR LOCAL "CELEBRITIES BOWL FOR LITTLE BROTHERS - 3 P.M. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12th AT UXBRIDGE AND PORT PERRY BOWLING LANES. EVERY BOWLER ELIGIBLE FOR PRIZES: (In Port Perry) First Prize: Weekend in Toronto; Dinner for Two; Theatre Tickets - Courtesy of Nonquon Travel. SECOND PRIZE: Once a month for a year - A Snack Pack of Chicken or Fish 'n Chips at Dixie Lee THIRD PRIZE: $25.00 Cleaning from Port Cleaners. . SPONSOR SHEETS AVAILABLE AT: McFadden Laundromat, Dixie Lee, Stedmans, Port Perry IGA and Port Cleaners. Don't forget Friday, February 4th will be our first playoff game against Uxbridge, this should be an exciting series. Game time 9 o'clock in Port Perry. Besides our home tourney this week, The Legion Pee Wee A's also played two exhibition games against the Bow- manville A squad Wed- nesday night in Port Perry the team played as a team, solid defense, well executed passing plays and all three for- ward lines were back checking plus super goal tending from Ball- Daryl Leatherdale, Scott Feasby, Chris Blair Bailey, Robbie Brown. ingall and McConnell contributed to a 5-0 victory. A power play goal by Brad Menzies assisted by Warren Geer opened the scoring at the 3:01 mark, the second goal with only 28 seconds left in the period was a re- bound picked up by Mike Sorley after Scott Feasby rapped one off the goal post, Brad Traves also drew an assist on the play. Two more goals were added in the second, a three way passing play from John Lally to Robbie Brown over to Mark rt A Ee AR AE TS TS a Sra Rn ERA S ATR NEST AR a MARR Fane 7 Ye gles = Sts Barkey resulted in the 3-0 score, then hard work in the corner by Robbie Brown with Mark Barkey adding assistance paid off for John Lally who was left unprotected in front of the net. Maintaining control of the puck in the opp- ositions end earned assists for Leatherdale and Barkey on a goal by Andrew Steele with only two seconds remaining in the game. Sunday night in Hampton a tired team took to the ice, after three games on Sat- lacked enthusiasm which show- ed in their performance. After a scoreless first urday, they period, Bowmanville opened the scoring in the second when Port got caught on a line change. Port bounced back to take a 2-1 lead on goals by Warren Geer and Mike Sorley with Andrew Steele and Mike Sorley picking up an assist while Brad Menzies had two. Bow- manville tied the game in the opening minutes of the third and went on to win 3-2 on a goal in the final 39 seconds. Back- John Christie, Stephen Connors, Gary Geer- coach, Mark Barkey, Brad Traves, Ron Sorley- manager, Andrew Steele, John Harman- coach, Shawn Nanay, Mike Sorley, Stan Feasby- coach, Warren Geer. This weeksbowling MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Pea- nuts - 46; Filberts - 42; Brazil Nuts - 39; Almonds - 38; Cashews - 30; Macadamias - 15. Singles over 200: N. Christie - 252; O. Smith -. 204; M. Haslam - 221; S. Cosburn - 203,276; R. Finley - 246,236,206; ' . MacDonald - 209; C. Summers - 212. High Single Flat: S. Cosburn - 276; N. Christie - 252; R. Finley High Single with Handicap: S. Cosburn - 302; N. Christie - 292; M. Haslam - 264. High Triple Flat: R. Finley - 688; S. Cosburn - 665; M. Haslam - 560. High Triple with Handicap: S. Cosburn - 743; R. Finley - 703; M. Haslam - 689. TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: No.1 High Rollers - 51; Ab's Boys - 35; Sooner 6 - 34; Express - 33; 3R's plus 2! - 33; Jokers - 23. High Singles: Rick Rahm - 345; Rick De- shane - 316; Dave-Vivian - 304. High Single with Handicap: Rick Rahm - 370. High Triple: Dave Vivian - 772. High Triple with Handicap: John Fulford - 785; Dave Vivian - 784; Bruce Norton - 782. 215 and over: Glen Howsam - 231,228; Rick Rahm - 345; Hal Mec- Cullough - 289; Rick Deshane - 316; Bill Owen - 231,231; Pat Mason - 235,273; Bob Best - 272; Ken Stauffer - 244; Dave Vivian - 304,260; Bruce Norton - 240,224,219; Tom Lockett - 219; John Ful-- ford - 250,233; Craig Mc- Fadden - 242. 600 And Over: Glen Howsam - 645; Rick Rahm - 678; Hal Mc- Cullough - 681; Rick Deshane - 658; Bill Owen - 668; Jack Healy - 614; Pat Mason - 687; Bob Best - 611; Dave Vivian - 772; Bruce Norton - 683; John Ful- ford - 674, TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: No.6 Pipers - 36; No.4 Alley Cats - 34; No.3 Royals - 31; No.5 Super 5 - 24; No.1 In-B-Tweens - 23; L-~ No.2 Screwballs - 20. 200 And Over: Roger Lafontaine - 279,226; Bill Turner - 253; Kevin Taylor - 243,207; Ken Rankin - 237; Les Allen - 228; Gerry Ogden - 226, 206; Ethel Lafontaine - 218; Ray Wright - 212; Marg Tomchishin - 206; Ken Traynor - 206; Art Mathews - 204. High Triple: Roger Lafontaine - 674. SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES BOWLING Team Standings: Super Six - 42; S.0.B.'s - 35; Born Losers - 34; Hot Oaks - 30; Garfield - 26; Hot Stuff - 22. MEN: High Scores: High Single Flat: Bill VanderKlugt - 334. H.8.W.H: Bill Vander- Klugt - 379. High Triple Flat: Bill VanderKlugt - 689. -H.T.W.H: Bill Van- derKlugt - 824. High Games: Jim Rider - 244,223,(639) ; Ed Bolton - 223; Ted Har- vard - 214; Bill Vander- Klugt - 334,(689); Glen' Howsam - 231,228,(645) ; Andy Baca - 249, (640); High Single Flat: Vivian Rider - 273. . H.S.W.H: Vivian Rider - 281. High Triple Flat: ... ........45..... Vivian Rider - 650. H.T.W.H: Nancy Coulter - 710. -High Games: Marion Hopkins - 221,(609); Robbin Black - 219; Nancy Coulter - 223; Beth Oke - 200,229, (619) ; Debbie Bryans - 225; Gail Bolton - 207; Vivian Rider - 214,273,(650). WEDNESDAY NIGHT. - LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Bruins - 20; Rangers - 17; Sabres - 16; Jets - 12; Leafs - 11; Red Wings - 8. Over 200: Alice Spence - 251; Mary Hawes - 209,201; Gail Wallace - 218; Mary Cannon - 215,200; Jean Walker - 219; Irene Doupe - 221,207; Debbie Storms - 203; Pat White - 221; Georgina Marcotte - 217; Jacki Little - 232; Rosa Sheehey - 236,219; Kathy Welts - 231; Vivian Rider - 244,238; Over 600: Rosa Shee- hey - 606; Alice Spence - 614; Vivian Rider - 640; (Turnto page 23)