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me 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 26, 1983 Local broomball league Utica-Blackstock in final The semi-final series finished this past weekend and the finals begin this coming Sun- Jay involving Beacock's Hardware and Utica Farm Equipment. This, as the semi's will be, a best of three series with game time being 5:00 p.m. Utica handled Odd- fellows for the second straight game but not before a few frazzled moments near the end of the first period. Utica jumped in front first at the 4:02 mark when Mike Mitchell set up Bill Down. With 3:02 to play in the period Brian Robinson sent Dan McKee in alone for the tying score. Less than a minute later McKee assisted Dave Canning in : giving Oddfellows the lead. This was short liv- ed as it took Utica 43 seconds to tie it at 2 apiece as Aldon Smith and Kevin Ibbittson connected. Utica took a two goal lead early in the second half when Chester Down and Ibbittson potted one each with assists going to Scott Dezan and Smith. Oddfellows then pulled to within one when Bill Bridge fed Brian Robin- son. Dezan from Murray Non contact loop Galley Fish & Chips - 5 ~ B.J. Donuts - 4 B.J. Donuts took an early 2-0 lead on goals by Jim Duncan and Randy Prosser. Assists to Rit- chie LeFort and Mike Fitzgerald. Galley came back to tie the game at 2 on 2 goals by Terry Rose, assisted by Brian Samis and 2 by Dave Mann. B.J.'s took another 2 goal lead on goals by Reg Templeman and Ron zaparaniuk, assist to Rit- chie LeFort. ' The third period was all Galley as Brian Samis took a pass from Dale Bronson and Dave Mann to close the score to 4-3. With 2 minutes left in the game Dale Bron- - son tied the game at 44. Assists to Dave Mann and Larry Paige. The game went to overtime and Larry Paige led a pass to Dale Bronson, who made no mistake to seal the victory for Galley. Sportsland - 2 J&D Carpentry - 1 Once again these two teams played an outstan- ding game with end to end action and great goaltending. Sportsland's first goal came halfway through the second. period by Mark Jobb assisted by Rick Olaisen. J&bD tied the score ear- ly in the third period by Bob Tarbotton assisted by Tim Kane. Dave Bourgeois threaded a shot past J&D's goalkeeper to win the game, assists to Ken Smart and John Foster. Compton T.V. - 4 Smiths - 1 Compton had another fine game as they skated to a 4-1 victory over Smiths. Doug Bronson scored 3 and Bill Hurst got the fourth. Assists to Ed Down and Mike Mitchell from Bill Down rounded out the scoring. In the other series game Beacock's eliminated Goreski's by a 42 final score to ad- vance in play to meet Utica. Beacock"s took the . lead early and they never relinquished it to the opposition with the first goal coming off the stick of Gary Toutant. Just prior to the end of the first, Blackstock had built up a two goal lead when Ron Short set up Wayne McGuigan in the corner who put it high on the short side. Series heating up Olsen (2), Bob McEachern, Steve Calder, Ron Evans and Bill Hurst. Smiths lone goal by Bruce Smith assisted John Woodward and Wayne Addison. Crandells - 2 Larocque - 0 Crandells had total control « f this game as Greg Roberts scored once and : ssisted on the second to skate to a 2-0 victory. Crandells second goal was scored by Brian Nor- ton. Assists to Ken Jef- frey and Colin ~ Asselstine. Sunday March 3rd Game Times: 8:00 Compton vs. J&D Carpentry; 9:00 Smiths VS. Sportsland 10:00 Larocque vs. Crandells 11:00 Galley F&C vs. B.J. Donuts. Juniors are close The Sportsland Junior Ringette team spent the past weekend in Whitby at the Regional "'C" Tournament. On Saturday February 23rd the girls met the Oshawa 2 team at Iro- quois Park Arena in a clean well played game. The final score being 14 to 6 in our favour. Heidi Meisner opened the scor- ing with a hat trick. Her first goal was assisted by Kim Loudfoot, the se- cond by Joanne Desautels and Jessica Fluke and the third by Jessica. Kim put in number four from Vicki Reid and Denise Tomkins. Colleen Yorke then found the mark on assists by Heidi and Jessica. Val White was next from Joanne and Tina Soomre. Vicki quickly followed with a goal from Heidi and Jessica and then Heidi scored the last goal of the first period on a pass from Jessica. Partway into the second period Tina scored assisted by Terry Childs who then along with Heidi fed a @ wo © eight Pipi -oioled Hb 5 0 pass to Colleen Yorke so she could score her se- cond of the game. Heidi then scored unassisted and forty seconds later Tina scored from Colleen Scala. Kim completed the scoring with two goals. The first from Vicki and Heidi and the second from Heidi and Jessica. On Sunday we drove through the early morn- ing fog and darkness to meet Whitby at8:00a.m. at Iroquois (without cof- fee). Once more the girls put their hearts into it and - came away victorious. It was three minutes into 'the game when Sherry Harris opened the scoring on assists by Val White and Tina Soomre. Heidi soon made it 2-0 with help from Colleen Yorke and Vicki. Whitby came back quickly to tie the score but not for long. Sherry put us ahead again from Tina. Whitby scored again but a minute later Heidi put us ahead from Vicki and Joanne. Whitby tied it up <> h'at again but with 25 seconds left in the first period we went ahead to stay on a goal by Heidi assisted by Denise and Terry who was playing goal at the time. Early in the second period Sherry scored from Colleen Scala, Heidi scored another three from Sherry, Kim, Vicki and Joanne. Sherry then scored her fourth goal from Kim to give us a final score of 10-6. These two wins placed us first in our pool at the end of the round robin and pitted us against Sunderland in the semi- final round. Unfortunate- ly the girls couldn't hang on to the lead they took when they opened the scoring in the game and recorded their only loss of the tournament. The final score being 9-6 for Sunderland. Heidi scored all six goals on assists from Vicki, Sherry, Kim, Colleen Scala and . Jessica. Next game is on Wednesday, February 27th against Mariposa at the Oakwood Arena at 7:00. Good Luck Girls Five minutes into the final frame, Goreski's pulled to within one, when on a face-off in the Blackstock corner, Bill St. John fired it in with Tim Ashbridge drawing the assist. On the ensuing face-off at centre, Beacock"s marched down ice and with Laval Poulin drawing all the at- tention he fed Tom Wot- ten in the slot who put it in the empty net. Beacock"s made it 4-1 when Dave Dalton fed a pass to Cordell Keuning at the point who's long drive eluded the Goreski goaltender. With 4:44 to go Beer was pulled in favour of the extra at- tacker resulting in the final goal as Alex Shelemba aided Dave Dickson. Utica will host Blackstock in game one of the finals this coming Sunday at 5:00 p.m. The following week will see no game at the local arena as both these teams will be involved in the Regional Playdowns at Wasaga Beach with Beacock's playing at 8:00 p.m. Friday night and Utica following them at midnight. The Hank's Pastries Ladies Club Bonspiel at Port Perry Curl- ing Club was won by the rink skipped by Judy Latta who is seen here accepting the trophy from Wayne De Jong. Team members are Lyn- da Tingle and Marion Wallace. Absent from photo is Carolyn Humphrey. Strikes and spares SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES Teath Standings: Chuckers - 14; Partridge - 9; Pheasants - 8; Grouse - 5; Quail - 4; Mallards - 2. MEN * High Single Flat: Bill Turner - 285. High Single with Han- dicap: Dave Vincent - 299. High Triple Flat: Al York - 725. High Triple with Han- dicap: Al York - 734. LADIES High Single Flat: Fern Harvard - 261. High Single with Han- dicap: Fern Harvard - 294. High Triple Flat: Marion Hopkins - 700. High Triple with Han- dicap: Marion Hopkins - 727. Over 200: John Grieves - 211; Nancy Coulter - 213; Sharon Wright - 236; Beth Oke - 214; Fern Harvard - 261; Don Fran- cis - 261; Vivian Rider - 237; Dave Vincent - 272; Marion Hopkins - 230,226, 244; Bill Turner - 285; Al York - 228,256,240. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 P.M. Team Standings: Elm - 45; Maple - 42; Spruce - 42; Poplar - 42; Birch - 31; Oak - 18. High Singles: G. Wallace 335; R. Davidge - 246, S. Jackson - 238. Singles over 200: R. Finley - 212; F. Venning - 202,217,212; B. Thomp- son - 224; R. Davidge - 246; 1. Allen - 202; S. Jackson - 238; S. Cosburn -230; M. Haslam - 218; G. Wallace 335, B. Davidge - 216; R. Beare - 208. High Triples: G. Wallace - 684; F. Venn- ing - 631; I. Morley - 574. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Chiclets - 10; Hubba Bub- bas - 9; Juicy Fruits - 8; Bubblicious - 8; Bubble Yums - 5; Double Mints - 2. High Single: Langille - 254. High Triple: Gerri Langille - 573; Marion Hopkins - 573. Singles over 200: Gerri Langille - 254; Nancy Barr - 234; Yvonne Priebe - 231; Millie Brown - 225; Dorothy Lee - 217; Marion Hopkins - 217; Jo Anne Russell - 212; Merle St. John - 210; Audrey Brown - 208. TUESDAY MEN'S BOWLING Team Standings: Sparky's Delite - 12; Adult's Only? - 10; Kid's Only? - 9; Lucky Strikes - 5; Ford Lovers - 4; Jack's Boys - 2. High Single: Bruce Stauffer - 273; Randy Stauffer - 268; Ken Stauf- fer - 260. Gerri High Triple: Randy Stauffer - 722; Dan McPhee 686; Bill Ruesink - 663. High Single with Han- dicap: Randy Stauffer - 291; Dan McPhee - 283, John Grieve - 270; Ken Stauffer - 270. High Triple with Han- dicap: Dan McPhee - 800; Randy Stauffer - 791, Bill Ruesink - 738. 215 And Over: Bill Ruesink - 219,232; Randy Stauffer - 255,268; John Grieve 242; Dan McPhee - 245240, Ed Weinhold - 257; Roy Horner - 225, Gary Reis - 223; Ross Muir - 231, Bruce Stauffer - 273, John Criscione - 217.233: Bruce Norton - 223,232; Ken Stauffer - 260. 600 And Over: Randy Stauffer - 722; Dan McPhee - 686; Bill Ruesink - 663; John Grieve - 634; Bruce Nor- ton - 630; Ed Weinhold - 621; Bruce Stauffer - 611; John Criscione - 607; Ken Stauffer - 604. LADIES MONDAY 9:00 A.M. BOWLING Team Standings: Tigers - 5; Jaguars - 5; Leopards - 5; Pumas - 2; Cougars - 2; Panthers - 2. Games over 200: Marg Pelow - 224; Vivian Rider - 234,221; Corinne Watts - 205; Kathy Bristow - 205; Dorothy Bristow - 201; Betty Collins - 255; Alice lasbergen - 265,237,230; Betty Turn- ball - 275; Thelma McCreight - 207; Carol Wilson - 201; Laura Longo - 206; Gail Bolton - 215; Myrtle Gimblett - 229; Gail Loudfoot - 231; Marylyn Murphy - 217; Sharon Stone - 207. High Single: Betty Turnball - 275. High Triple: Alice Glasbergen - 732. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Team Standings: Spare Bears - 19; Gremlins - 17; Garfields - 16; Slow Starters - 12; Bouncers - 10; Cabbage - Patchers - 10. Over 200: M. Dickson - 299; J. Stauffer - 203; S. Fraser - 201; M. Hawes - 256,206; M. Cameron - 210; D. Storms - 209; V. Rider - 212,212; J. VanSchagen - 200. High Single Flat: M. Dickson - 299. High Single with Han- dicap: M. Dickson - 299. High Tripte Flat: M. Dickson - 634. High Triple with Han- dicap: Janice St. John - 670. 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