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ERR ANS TINS Sie SANS tae SA _--e --_-- ---_ ad : Ecol WES LANE Lon PLUMBING ru EA NE. a ANd Z ; / CM ; V/ i & au Ey. ~ In the Pee Wee Division final game played April 1, the Wes Lane squad blanked Frank Realtor 4-0 to win the championship. Back row left to right: Ed Teno (coach), Pat Muldoon, Paul Turner, Scott White, David In the Atom House League final, the U.A.W. squad defeated Swamp Auto 4-2 last Wednesday night to win the championship two straight games. Front from left: Ross Stainton, Kevin Brown, Jason McBride, Brian Madill, Chris Forder, John Woodward DOWSON'S COMPLETE AUTO CLEAN-UP Fast & Efficient Complete Interior & Exterior Clean-up Plus Pin Striping FOR APPOINTMENT ... CALL AFTER 4:00 P.M. 985-7832 985-3814 UHN EATING Conversions - Central Air All Types of Furnaces - Gas Piping Humidifiers - Air Cleaners R.R. 4 -- PORT PERRY Ph.: 985-9581 HEATING Leroy, Jason Parsons. Front row left to right: Mike Butt, Vince Criscione, Herb Hatch, Gord Ireland, Peter Brock, Dan Muldoon. and Ben Blanchard. Second row from left: Scott Airey, Dave Volman, Phil Edgar, Bill Ruddell, Todd Saulnier, Shane Nanay, Steve Slade. At back are coaches Gary Edgar, Tom Airey and Ted Blanchard. Absent from photo are George Slade and John Woodward. - the game. This was a PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 10, 1984 -- 23 House League In the opening game Swamp 4 to 2. Scoring of the Atom House for U.A.W. were Phil League finals Swamp Edgar with 2, Jason Garage and UAW. McBride and Shane battled to a 1 all tie. The Nanay each had one Swamp Garage team goal. Assists went to took an early lead on an Stephen Slade and unassisted goal by Chris Jason McBride with 2 McLeod. The scorestay- each, John Woodward, ed this way until eight Kevin Brown and Chris seconds left in the ga _each had an Jason McBride assisted assist. Sco for by Phil Edgar and Ben Swamp were Mark Blanchard finally tied Shepherd and Richie Stapleton. Graham hard fought game with Carnegie had the only both goalies, Craig assist. Leask for Swamp Congratulations to Garage and Brian photh teams for an Madill for U.A.W. play- excellent season. ing fine games. PEE WEE On Monday U.A.W. defeated Swamp 1 to 0. As stated last week D this Pee Wee series Scoring for U.A.W. was Jason McBride. Record- could have gone either ing the shutout for Way. This was proven as UAW. was Bria it took 4 games to decide Madill. " the championship. On Wednesday Going into Saturday's UAW. became the game, the series was Atom Houseleague tied at 1 point apiece. In Champions by defeating Saturday's 'game Wes Lane dominated the game, winning by a 7-1 score. Penalties proved to be the downfall for the Frank boys, as they had 4 short handed goals scored against them. Needing a win to stay in contention, Frank stayed away from the Sin Bin in Sunday's first game and earned a well-deserved 2-1 win to set up a fourth and deciding game Sunday evening. With all the marbles on the table, Wes Lane came out charged up and took control by scoring 3 first period goals. This seemed to take the wind out of Frank's sails. Lane came back midway in the 2nd with another goal to take the 4-0 lead. The final half of the game was scoreless sealing a 4-0 win and the .Pee Wee H.L. Champ- ionship for Wes Lane. 'Gold medals for grade seven guys On Saturday April 7, the R.H. Cornish Grade 7 boys and girls Basket- ball teams competed in the annual- Port Perry Tournament organized by Mr. John Hinch of Cartwright Public School. In the boys division played at R.H. Cornish the team coached by Mr. R. Smart defeated Whitby Senior, Lake Vista, Sunderland and Bowmanville to qualify for the championship game against Sunset Heights, the winners in play at Cartwright School. The Cornish boys who were Grade 6 Durham Champs last year, play- ed fine basketball to capture the Gold Medal as Tournament Champs. This concludes a very successful season for the team. They also won Silver Medals at the Courtice Tournament this year. In the Girls Division played at Port Perry High School, the team coached by Mr. K. Smart and Mr. W. Addison were also equal to the task and swept all four games from Sun- derland, Cartwright B, M.J. Hobbs and Lake Vista. In championship play they were edged out by Joseph Gould, but were worthy Silver Medal recipients. This marks the second Silver Medal for the Cornish girls as they also finished second in the Courtice Tourna- ment during March. Congratulations are extended to both teams for. their fine play and sportsmanship this season. Special mention must also be given to the many High School students from both Port Perry and Cartwright. These former public school players and supporters, gave their time to officiate and act as scorers all day. Thank you to Mr. Hinch and staff for the excell- ent tournaments. Good luck to our Grade 6 Boys and Girls Teams who will be competing in the D.E.AA. Durham Central playdowns this week at Sunderland and Thorah Central. The Grade Seven boys basketball team turned in a flawless performance on Saturday to win an invitational tournament held at R.H. Cornish School. Front from left: BEE EEE BE REE EY $4 oP h sb a Mark Elliot, Jamie story for details) Lally, Dean Stone, Jon-David Rodway. Back from left: Jim Justynski, coach; John Nottingham, Anil Maharaj, Elliott and coach Rob Smart. (See SPP PEEP ALY rr LE EE erry LR AE EE SE SE NER