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we La IA Ad 3 Lh Raa ARNO 2 3) A HR RAN eh Haha ARNG CIAL Ps SY Fyn HPLAY 14 - PORT PERRY STAR = Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1971 PORT PERRY * STAR x Tart Kings, Sunderland make it one game each The Flamingo Tart Kings Juvenile team split two week-end games with a team from Sunderland. The Kings won the first game in Sunderland, by a 7 - 4 margin. In the first period, Kings went ahead 2 - 1 on goals by Bourgeois and Munroe. The period featured some fast, exciting hockey with the shots on goal pretty much even for both teams. In the second period, Sunderland counted four goals leaving the score tied 4 - 4 after forty minutes. For KINGS, Bourgeois and Lefort scored in the middle period. The third period belonged completely to the Kings as they counted. three unan- swered goals. Lefort scored MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING December 9th-- High Triple-- J. Hadley, K. Dowson 809 High Triple W.H.-- M. Vanderby--842 High Single--K. Dowson 309 High Single WH.-- R. Short--327. First Section Winners-- "Eden's L. Strikes--50 pts. Dowson's R. & W.--49 pts. Emmerson's -- 48 pts. 625 & Over Triples-- J. Hadley--809; K. Dow- son--809; R. Parker -- 803; B. Anderson--785; M. Van- . derby--1773;- C. Hutchinson son--716; B. Owen--704; J. Wilson Sr.--687; J. Harper --687; J. Dowson--680; R. Sweetman--680; R. Short-- 669; D. Durham -- 665; D. Butt--660; D. Scott--657; J. Owen--648; B. Barry--649; _C. Wilson--643; G. Wilson --626. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING *- 1--Bluffers ............... 12 2--Alley Cats .......... 9 3--Great Ones ........ 7 4--_Worsers ................ 7 5--Goners .............. 5 6--In Betweens ........ 2 LADIES H.S.--Lucy Cook--281 H.T.--Lucy Cook--620 H.S.W.H.--Lucy Cook--303 HT WH -- Adele Pedzikowski--1736 MEN H.S.--Alf Tomchishin--316 | T.T.--Dave Rider--719 H.S.W.H.--Prcy Bishop 300 two to give him a hat trick, while McCartney added.a singleton. In the second weekend game, Sunderland bounced back to blank the Kings 3 - 0. For Sunderland, Hall scored in the first period, and Marquis and Gibbs com- pleted the scoring in the final period. Shots on goal were fairly even in this contest, but strong forechecking by -the Sunderland team kept the Kings bottled up most of the game. And a couple of foolish penalties cost the Kings two goals. Stouffville visits "Port Perry on December 19 at 7:00 p.m. for what should prove to .be a rough and exciting game. UNG H.T.W.H.--Dave Durham--1735 J LJ] LJ TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE 1--Spitfires .......... 16 2--Aces ..........ivet 15 3--Long Horns ...... 12 4--Beavers _.............. 11 5--S.0. Bees ............ 5 6--Better Sports .... 4 H.S.--Denny Martyn--299 H.T.--Bill Owen--1735 H.S.W.H.--Denny Martyn --3256 . H.T.W.H.--Bill Williams - --812 f Triples Over 625-- B. Owen--735; J. King-- 734; B. Wililams -- 722; H. Buschor--707; R. Redman-- 703; J. Healey -- 700; D. Martyn--674. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING December 8, 1971-- Poplar . ........ 19 Maple . 14 Spruce .... a UB Birch 12 Lilac . 11 Pe. .vonivigean, 11 Cedar 9 Elm ..9 Willow . 81% Beech . .... 8 Oke T% Ash 4 High Triple-- Gini Brown--1759 High Single-- Gini Brown--295 Over 210 Singles-- S. Newman--245, 206; L. Anderson--252; G. Brown-- 295, 258; N. MacLeod--245; I. Doupe--294; G. Langille --238; B. Oke -- 244; A. Chandler -- 271; M, Mac- Dongal--214, M. L. Dowson Sunderland beats Midgets 4-3 Grant Menzies Hornets skated well ip this game and only lost the game in the last ten minutes of play by a score of 4-2. Glen McCoy scored the only goal of the first period to give the Hornets a 1.0 lead, with assists going to Bill Van Camp and Rick Prosser. There was no scoring 'in the 2nd period. Stouffville scored twice _near the midway mark of the third period to take a 2-1 lead. Don Phinney tied the score 2-2 for Hornets. . with assists going to Ron Evans and Rod Campbell, Stouffville took advantage of two good opportunities in the late minutes of the game to pull out the 4-2 victory. It was a well played game with the Wornets picking up 9 penalties and Stouffville 8. --218; R. Moore --211; B. Doupe--278; J. Wilkin--210 S. Brignall -- 211, 210; K. Harper -- 257; M. Healey-- 266; B. Collins--227, 211; G. Forder--237; M. Cook--224; M. Wallace--264; R. Dear- born--229; J. Hunter--218; M. Hopkins--241, Over 600 Triples-- K. Harper--642; B. Col- lins--627;. B. Doupe -- 643; S. Brignall--604; B. Oke--" 606; A. Chandler--628; S. Newman -- 650; L. Ander- son--606; G. Brown--1759; 1. Doupe--648; M. Cook--613., MEN'S THURSDAY "NIGHT BOWLING December 2nd-- High Triple--R. Parker 773 High Triple W.H-- A. Short--769 % High Single--R. Parker .88 High Single WH.-- C. A. Glass--331 Triples Over 625-- R. Parker--773; J. Dow- son -- 734; R. Sweetman-- 704; K. Ashton -- 694; G. Wilson--676; J. Wilson Jr. --663; D. Irvine -- 658; D. Scott--658; J. Harper--658; --K.-Dowson--642; Sr.--639; D. Ke¢tch -- M. Vanderby--637. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Storks .........ccooeoeie. 7 Flamingos ... 7 Woodpeckers ........... 7 . Drlalgs debiaorresnie pnrges 5 Budgies .............. 4 Wrens .................. .. 4 Sparrows ............. 3 Chickadees ............ 3 Canarys ........... 2 Robins ....... .. .... 0 Cardinals ......... 0 Blue Jays ............. 0 High Triple for the Week-- D. DeJong -- 695 High Single for the Week-- M. Raby -- 341 YE EE TNR PNPORY BALE Sn Say Pee Wee All - Stars win four It may seem a bit EE anee this year, in the way the Legion All-Stars keep pour- ing the puck into the oppo- sition's net, time and'time again. But hard work, and an all out effort by every- one on the club, is making the Legion team a winner. Going into Friday nite's .game against West Rouge, with a tie, in their. previous meeting, the team have been undefeated so far. This was to be a match, Cubs, Pintos broomball game winners DON CARD PUTS ON A | ONE MAN SHOW By Gordon Scott Utica Clubs 1 Prince Albert Rebels 0 The Rebels poured a seemingly endless barrage of shots on the Club goal- tender Don Card, however Don was- equal to the occa- sion as time and time again he stopped the Rebels from breaking through shield of invisible wire. Finally the Clubs on one of their rare forward attacks scored the goal that broke the camels back. Bryan Reader was the marksman with Eric Benns and John Bright . drawing assists, * LR Brian's Bull Dozers 1 Cy Wilson Pintos 0 The Pintos playing per- haps their best game of the season made but one defen- sive error and it cost them the game. The Bull Dozers big line of Don Gray, Bill Hall and Steve Hunt com- bined for all the scoring power they needed. Steve Hunt was the man at the right spot at the right time as he tipped Don Gray's shot from the corner into the net just 45 seconds into 'the second period. _ NOTE: To the players there -will -be- no game on December the 26th. The scheduled game will be added to the end of the season. 'Pickering 11 . big games + Kelly Reese, Stephen Hawes; that would settle a lot of arguments, Well the boys came through with a 60 win in handy style, a team effort by everyone. Robt. Evans scored the hat trick with three a goal performance, while Larry Elson, .Edward Olson, and Stephen Hawes riddled the others home, - Ricky Lefort picked up three assists, Ke: vin Martins with two and Olson had one assist. Over the past two weeks, the Legion All Stars have 'been quite busy playing here and there in league & - exhibition games, Here are the results: Ex. Port Perry Bantam (B) 6 - Legion 3 Legion 7 . Stouffville 2 Legion 9 - Stouffville 2 'Legion 8 - Pickering 0 Ex. Legion 4 - Aurora 1 Legion 13 - Pickering 1 Ex. Legion 1 - Whitby 1 'Legion 13 - Uxbridge 2 Legion 3 - Stouffville 1 The Legion Pee Wee All Stars continued on their winning ways in the past week, crushing the op- position by onesided scores in four games. The team beat Newcastle by a score of 10 - 1, Bowmanville 7 - 0, 10 - 2. - Top scorers for the All Stars over the week-end were Larry Elson with eight goals, Phil Cochrane with 'six; Robert Evans with five, Peter Lane with four, and and Steven Jones with two goals each. To date this season the team" has scored 151 goals "with the forward lines counting 90, and the defence scoring 61 times. 'The team plays a strong skating and checking game, though the defence is sometimes guilty of inconsistent play, This year, the team is smaller than last year's club, but the boys make up for their lack * of size with hustle and they use to good advantage the -muscle that they have. Two upcoming games will see the team take on West Rouge on Friday night, and Uxbridge this coming Monday. Ladies curing Tuesday, Nov. 30th-- I, Mitchell 4, R. Mitchell 8 N. Kenny 9, C. Martyn 6 H: Bathie 7, H. Carnwith 4 H. Hadden 15, M. McCoy 1 Wednesday, Dec. 1st-- M. Snooks 8, A. Dawson 7 H. Thomson 8, H, McMaster 8 I. Carter 9, M. Panabaker 6 - 1, and Whitby Check The Label On Your Paper ilson Triples 600 & Over-- D. DeJong--695; R. Willi- amson--656; L. Campsall==- 656; M. Raby--643; J. Irvine --~8640; D. Phinney--616; M. Reeves -- 607; S. Kearns-- 605. Singles 200 & Over-- D. DeJong--259. 239; L. Campsall--238, 230; J. Irv-- ine--2RA, 218; NM. Phinney --211, 227; R. Williamson-- 293; M. Rabv--341; D. Wil- ~ son--259; W, Tobin--244; A. McCreight---243; M. Reeves --242; G. Vanderby -- 240; E. Oke--230; J. Beddows-- 228;-S. Stone--216; P. Con- nors--218; D, Warren--215; E. Johnston -- J214; S. Kearns--214; T. Vanderby --211; J. Emmetson--211; J. VJanSchagen -- 210; R. . Beare--210; C. Watts--210; M. Sweetman--206. 'SKEDOO SAVE 105 ON THIS NEW OLYMPIQUE LTD/20¢ AND J STILL GET 5 BIG EXTRAS $ -~ +This limited offer good ski-do between Nov. 25th and . : midnight, Dec. 24th Se 1971. Suggested relail has more going for you. . - price does not include freight and set-up charges. Safety Antenna and Flag O Deep Groove Safety Grips [J Customized Racing Stripes (0 Chromed Hood Louvres [J] Specially Calibrated Shocks '0 See this limited edition machine and all the new Ski-Doo models at your participating dealer today. Buy now and get these extra- ordinary pre-Christmas savings. Sil *T.M. Bombardier Ld. . MAJCHER PONTIAG - BUICK LTD. 150 Water Street - Port Perry, Ont - 985-7361 PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB NOVICE TOURNAMENT Port Perry Memorial Arena Monday, - Dec. 27th First Game 8:00 a.m. (Boxing Day) J x : 2 7] J «8 1. ® |} I: | ] 4 wa] aa