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Autoâ€" matic, washers, padded dash, whitewalls. ~§66Ts oo89SCs ~SOVTCs oo §9Â¥9Cs TÂ¥>¢e D 4 PORT CREDIT Ahearn Paces Sailors With Seven Goals Peterboro‘s Third Period Comeback Fails | Passarelli shared nine hits for Marine with Passarelli‘s hits for Marine with Passarelli‘s hits good for six RB.I‘s. |B&T goal Those unpredictable Port Creâ€" boro‘s sniper with three goals. dit Sailors were at their scoring |Bob Allen and Cy Coombes took best last Thursday night in Port‘care of two apiece and singles Credit Arena as they defeated| went to Carl Brioux, Rock Batâ€" Peterboro Speediâ€"Ems 14â€"11 in ley, Jim Villneff and Terry overtime in a crow d pleas'mgiDowner. senior lacross_e tilt that had the| The third period was by far fans applauding. ’the wibst axcitine as Deterhare Brian Ahearn was almost a one man show for the Sailors with a sevenâ€"goal performance and he generally riddled the Peterboro defence all night. His two goals in the overtime played a big part in the ultimate win. 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