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NE Ae - -- Thurs., February 26, 1970 12 - PORT PERRY STAR PORT PERRY * STAR x SPORTS Mustangs Defeat West Rouge Meet Bancroft In Quarter Finals By Gordon Scott Port Perry 8, West Rouge 1 Port Perry Midgets after eliminating Uxbridge 2 gam- es to 1 in a tough series had an easy night as they hosted West Rouge in the first game of a best of three series. Port Perry displayed strict puck control with all three lines, continually keeping West Rouge in their end and pep- pering shot after shot at West Rouge goaltender. In the first period Port held a wide margin in play but at 12:32 R. Ryan of West Rouge got a break away to score his team's only goal of the night. With less than a min- ute remaining in the opening stanza B. Heard scored his first of four goals to tie it at 1-1. Dave Bourgeois and Danny McCartney the remain- der of this hot line picked up assists, In the second period Port Perry filled the West Rouge net five times with B. Heard, Paul Kane, Grant McLaughlin, Martin Adamson and Brent Heard again scoring in a ten minute span. Roger Holtby collect- ed an assist along with Danny McCartney on the 1st one. Bill Jeffrey and Glen McCoy the second, Neil Me- Deluxe Model -- Reg. $399.95 SNOWMOBILES and ACCESSORIES Suwon Camper IDEAL FOR HUNTING or FISHING WITH YOUR SNOWMOBILE Seats 4 -- Sleeps 2 Wintel, oarance SNOWMOBILE TRAILER $299.95 SWIVEL & TILT TONGUE FOR LOAD & UNLOAD HEAVY DUTY BRACKETS THROUGHOUT sie; $129.95 BOA - SKI Deluxe Model 19 h.p. Hirth Engine speedometer, under seat compartment etc. BOA - SKI Deluxe Model 28 h.p. 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MIDGET "C" PLAYDOWNS Port Perry edges West Rouge Midgets 5-4 to take series in 2 straight games Port Perry opened the scoring at the 10 second mark of the first period on a goal by Martin Adamson. Later in the period West Rouge scored to even the game at 1 - 1, In the second period West Rouge scored two unanswer- ed goals to hold a 3-1 lead. Brent Heard opened scor- ing in the third period to make the score 3-2. Moments later West Rouge scored again to maintain their 2 goal lead. With less than 5 minutes remaining in the game Brent Heard scored his second goal of the game. Martin Adamson tied the game at 44 with his second goal. Dave Bourgeois came out of a scoring slump to get the winner with about a min- utes remaining in the game. The West Rouge goalie played an outstanding game to keep the score close. Cy's Mustangs now meet Bancroft in a 3 out of 5 series. TROLS TAY NY RXR 23d. FN A EPR EN INC TALLIS Receives Championship Trophy Prior to the game between the Mustangs, sponsored by Cy Wilson Ford and West Rouge Tuesday night, Mrs. Gord Hawes presented the trophy donated by Phil Goreski for the Lakeshore Championship, Midget "C" which the Mustangs won by defeating Uxbridge. From left Mrs. Hawes, Rick Evans, captain of the team and Cy Wilson, sponsor. Photo Joe Jordan. PeeWees Lose To Brooklin In Fifth Game Of Series The Legion Pee Wees went right to the last period of the fifth game of a 3 out 5 series before they lost out to the Brooklin Pee Wee's last Saturday afternoon. This was a hard fought series and a tough one to lose as the Legion team is a team to be proud of. The first game was played in Port Perry and the Legion team came out on top of this one 6-2. Goals scorers. for Port were Tom Olsen with three, assists-on two of them going to Ashbridge. Christie scored one unassisted, thon Hadley from Gord Scott and the final one going to Glenn McKean from Olsen. The Legion Pee Wee's tra- velled to Brooklin for the second game, This was a close game that could have gone either way but the Le- gion team lost this one 3-1. Port opened the scoring on a goal by Olsen from Christie then Brooklin scored two GP W Pontypool ........ 19° 14 Port Perry ...... 19 13 Bethany .. ..... 19 12 Woods Trans. .. 19 9 Caesarea ......... 19 3 Oshawa ........ 19 0 LAKE SCUGOG HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS AS OF 'FEBRUARY 22, 1970 FUTURE GAMES, SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1970 10:00-11:40--Woods Trans. vs. Oshawa 11:40- -1:20--Caesarea vs. Bethany 1:20- 3:00--Port Perry vs. Pontypool L T GF GA Pts. 3 2 122 66 30 5 1 130 70 27 5 2 109 64 26 6 4 88 66 22 14 2 62 133. 8 18 1 41 153 1 1970 CLUB ANNRENE Saturday, February 28, 1970 -- Walter and Sandy ~-- Featuring "MARLENE" 8 am. PORT PERRY ARENA - goals and went ahead 2-1. In the final minute of play Port pulled their goalie Barry Heard and Brooklin scored in the empty net giving them a 3-1 win, ' The third game was play- ed back in Port Perry. After the Legio nteam getting a 4-1 lead, Brooklin came back strong to tie the score 44. With about two mniutes left to play Port scored to take a five-4 win. 1st period scor- ing for Port was Olsen from Brett Campbell, Hadley from Malcolm. 2nd .period--Gord Scott from John Scott and Phoenix. 3rd period--Brian Campbell from Lit{ and Tay- lor, Olsen from Horton and McKean. The Legion team were in Brooklin for the fourth game. Port went down to a 4-2 de- feat in this game. Olsen and Taylor from Christie manag- ed the two goals for Port. Game number five was played in Port Perry Satur- day afternoon, Feb. 21st. Port scored the first goal early in the game, it was Glenn McKean scoring from Doug Christie. Brooklin tied it up and it stayed that way until the end of the first period. Brooklin went ahead 2-1 in the second. Olsen "AR SPORTS MARK 11 -- Stinger 34 SCORPION SNOWMOBILES -- JUST THREE LEFT -- - MARK 1 -- 16 h.p. ....... MARK 11 -- electric 20 h.p. .......... The first aA of the "Raglan Citizens" 4-H .Club was held on Saturday, Feb- ruary 21st. This unit's topic is "Focus on Fitness". The officers elected are: President--Debbie Marquis Vice-President--Sandra Siute Secretary--Debbie Bolduc Treasurer--Linda Slute Telephone Convenors-- " Christine Schuman, Susan Kett Press Reporter--Sandra Slute Leaders are Bonnie Solo- mon and Pat Coates. "Focus on Fitness" was discussed and then meeting closed with the "4-H Pledge". scored in the third to tie it up again. Port scored a go ahead goal that was disallowed (the sec- ond one of the series) which could have made the differ- ence but the game stayed tied until about the five min- ute mark when Brooklin scored twice to take the game 4.2, Legion Pee Wee Tournament at Goderich. HEATING T'S -- SALES seins nnssnnnnnn. $640.00 we. $835.00 hp. viii. $996.00 PHONE 985-2581 -- Markham vs Pickering 9 a.m. -- Stouffville vs Pickering ART PETROZZ 10 a.m. -- Picton vs Newcastle 11 a, m, -- Port Perry vs Malton SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28 LG.A. -- Championship Trophy Van Camp -- Consolation Trophy The next big event for the