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wednesday Afternoon Ladies Games over 200: Carol Koch 276; Darlene Vanderzwet 223; Gerri Langille 204; Barb Kelly 254; Diana Woods 218; Marg Lee 203; Millie Brown 206. oo Games over 600: Carol Koch Tuesday Night Men's Team Standings: Anonymous 30; Champs 26; El Blankos 21; Lonesome Rollers 21; High Rollers 19; Lane Lightning 9. High Single: Gord Ireland 337. High Single with Handicap: Gord Ireland 391. High Triple: Glenn Squires 731. High Triple with Handicap: Rob Postma 852. 215 and Over: David Booth 216; Rob Postma 223,253; Phil Brown 257; Roy Werry 218; Glenn Squires 234,299; Ken Horner 229; Bill Owen 227; Steve Robinson 272; John Criscione 256,269; Hal McCullough 225; Roy Povey 228,239; Kevin Martin 221,224; Gary Reis 239; Gord Ireland 337. 600 and Over: Rob Postma 648; Phil Brown 635; Glenn Squires 731; Steve Robinson 624; John Criscione 711; Roy Povey 611. Wednesday Night Ladies High Single: Krissy Tripp 230. High Single with Handicap: Darla Goreski 270, Tilly Durward 270. High Triple: Margot Brain 619. High Triple with Handicap: Darla Goreski 714. Games 200 and Over: Eileen Breen 202; Tilly Durward 200; Brenda Appleby 214,211; Margot Brain 215,224; Kelly Storry 201; Krissy Tripp 230,212; Rita Beaton 202, Darla Goreski 210. Triples 550 and Over: Krissy Tripp 593; Brenda Appleby 591: CECA | arte ly Foss ' DAT vA TPON ~ AL PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 6, 1990 -- 29 Pins and strikes from the Bowling lanes Margot Brain 619. Monday Night Ladies February 26 High Single: Marg White 268. 600 Triples: Marg White 689; Edna Langford 636; Donna Kaye Cochrane 626; Bev Silverman 605; Sue Norton 600; Marg Burnfield 603. 200 Games: Sue Norton 239,205; Bev Silverman 238; Marg Burn- field 212,200; Shirley Ash 201; Marilyn Gibson 236; Marg White 216,205,268; Tina Rose 202; Sylvia Lown 239; Edna Langford 225,206,205; Sue Duncan 237; Don- Shooting Stars over Red Rockets Seniors One of the better floor hockey games of the season was played at R.H. Cornish on Monday February 26. In this one, the Shooting Stars held on to score a narrow 6-5 victory over the Red Rockets. This game also featured some outstanding goaltending by Kevin Gray of the Shooting Stars. At the end of the first period the Stars held a 3 to 1 lead, thanks to 2 goals from Ryan Williamson and a single goal from David Vershuuren. Kris Holland scored the lone goal for the Rockets this period. David Vershuuren scored all three goals for the Stars in the se- cond period to extend their lead to 6 to 2. Mark Suppelsa scored the rockets lone goal this period. The Red Rockets came storming back in the third period and outscored the Stars 3 to 0 but still came out on the short end of a 6 to 5 score. John Hall scored twice while Kris Holland scored once for the Rockets. Andrew Jacobsen had a great third period in net for the Red Rockets. Steve Doan, Steven Elliott and Kevin Pike all had strong games for the winning Shooting Star squad. Pee Wees tune up for Goderich The Port Perry Legion Pee Wee A's continue to cruise along as they fine tune for their last major performance of the season. On Friday they will travel to Goderich to compete in the tradi- tional Pee Wee tournament hosted by that Lake Huron town. Monday night, at the Harmon Park Arena, the Legionaires dominated a big, chippy Oshawa Canadians Major team and came home with a 3-1 win. Sean Ellis had a big night offen- sively for Port, collecting one goal and setting up the other two. With 47 seconds remaining in the first period, Sean broke down the wing and fed a nice pass to Kenton LeFort who was streaking up the middle. Kenton moved in and picked a low corner perfectly to give Port a 1-0 lead, a powerplay goal. The game was of the "dif- ferent" variety, as Oshawa con- tinued to try to establish physical VALMED HEALTH SERVICES INC. Foot Care Services in Your Home (J (416) 433-1494 domination but Port refused to allow that. The Legionaires ap- peared to comfortable control the play but not add to the score. Halfway through the second Sean picked up his second assist, mak- ing an alert soft touch from the corner to Jay King who broke in from the point. Jay took the pass, walked in, and faked the goalie to his knees before slipping the puck by him for a 2-0 edge. The Canadians got some life on a power play marker of their own, but just before the middle of the third Sean finished off a play from Dave Bourgeois to seal the Port victory. Heading into their season finale in Goderich, the team should be proud of a season that was much more than respectable, in spite of adversity. The Legionaires cur- rently sport a 29-22-4 record even though they were without Neil Mueller, Craig Laird, Chad [ CENTRAL Jr. 'C' PLAYOFFS - Championship Series - Port Perry MoJacks Bowmanville Eagles VS GAME TWO: GAME FOUR; Eagles at Port Perry WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th at 8:00 PM Eagles at Port Perry SATURDAY, MARCH 10th at 8:00 PM IN BOWMANVILLE: Kearns, or Jay Tredway for a total of 47 games. They were -- Champs in the Fenelon Falls tour- nament, and A Finalists in Ladies curling winners Winners of the Afternoon Ladies 2nd Schedule for the Pineridge Sports Trophy: Laurel Griffen, Freda Cochrane, Marie Vanderwater, Marion Loyst. Runners-up: Judy Latta, Janette Peters, Lynda Powell, Laura Herringa. This coming Saturday is the D. J. Taylor Insurance Bonspiel which is a mixed open event. The following weekend, March 16, 17, 18 is the Port Perry 3 Day Cash Bonspiel, Entries are still available and anyone interested should contact Bert Hutcheon at 985-2397. Bowmanville and Port Perry. They also came withing a key goal of defeating Cobourg, who currently are advancing nicely toward a possible O.M.H.A. championship. na Kaye Cochrane 233,208. Men's Thursday Night High Single Flat: R. Povey 281. High Single with Handicap: R. Povey 286. High Triple Flat: R. Povey 695. High Triple with Handicap: J. Johanson 770. Games over 215: R. Twist 266; R. Sweetman 245; M. Gallagher 238; H. Colston 236; J. Johanson 242,216; D. Dubrevil 237; E. Wilson 235; R. Povey 246,281; T. Thompson 236; W. Lown 250,236; C. Watts 236; T. Watts 227; G. Grant 228; G. Vizely 231; J. Ball- ingal 251,220; B. White 247; G. Wilson 218; W. Saunders 216; J. Lynde 261,240; R. Sheehey 237. Triples over 600: R. Twist 642; R. Sweetman 607; M. Gallagher 615; H. Colston 617; J. Johanson 653; R. Povey 695; W. Lown 637; C. Watts 603; G. Vizely 615; J. Ballingal 647; B. White 614; G. Wilson 621; J. Lynde 661. 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