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PORT PERRY * STAR * + 'Novice team wins over Newcastle, Oshawa Wednesday, December 8, Tripp Construction Novice played an exhibition game against * Oshawa L.N.H.L. Canadians and were victori- ous by a score of 4-1, Scor- ing for Tripps was Franssen from Burnett, Fellows un- assisted, Canning from Bur- . nett and Franssen, and Fel- lows from Ashmore. On Friday, December 10, the boys were at home for a league game against New- castle, This was one of the more exciting games of the year as Newcastle provided very keen competition, In the first period Port scored early on an unassist- ed goal by Durward. New- castle fought back strongly and tied the score late in the period. In the second period the Port boys had many scoring opportunities but Newcastle were able to score the only goal of the period giving them a 2-1 lead after two periods. During the third period each' team scored three . times, giving Newcastle a 54 win. Port goals were scored by: Fellows from Kane and * Brown; Canning from Bur- nett & Franssen and Frans- sen from Burnett & Brown, Port received excellent goal tending by Freeman and Gibson. A Novice Tournament starts on Monday, December 27th, with games getting under way at 8:00 a.m, Port Perry Tykes off to good start ~- On Tues.,, Dec. 7th the Mersco Tykes travelled to Oakwood where they played their first game of the season, The score was 4-1 for Port Perry with goals scor- ed by Mark Jeffery assisted" by Alan Jones, Scott Sandi- son unassisted, Rodney Ver- non scored twice, the first goal assisted by Alan Jones and Todd Wilbur, and the second assisted by Russell Jones and Doug Potts. The-team got strong goal- tending from Robert Frans- sen. Artificial Xmas Trees Decorations Bantams win over Markham and Newcastle Beare, Bantams exploded for eleven goals last Wed- nesday night as they down. ed Markham minor bantams 11-2 in an exhibition game in Markham. Doug Christie led the way with three goals, Brett Campbell with two and Jim Phoenix, Dave Horton, Rob Abraham, Larry Page, Rick Taylor and Gord Scott each picking up singles. In Newcastle last Thurs- day night Beare Bantams came out with a 5-2 win over the Newcastle 'bant- ams, Scoring for the Port bantams, Robt, VanCamp, with assists going to Brian Campbell and Larry Page, Doug Christie from Brett Campbell, Tom Olsen from Rick Taylor, John Scott from brother Gord, John Scott from Rick Taylor. The Bantams will play their next home game on Wednesday, Dec. 15th at 7:30 p.m. Green Catnip-is -good for poison ivy. Most every plant has a natural enemy and green catnip is poison to poison ivy. { PORT PERRY MINOR House League Hockey In Tyke action, Jeffrey scored to give Kinsmena 1-0 "win over Gulf. In another game, U.A.W. and Doupes Store skated to a 1 - 1 tie. Goal scorers in this game * were Andrews and Jones. Scugog Lumber defeated Malmont - Farms in the Novice Division by a score of 3 - 0.-Griffen, Williams and Tobin counted the goals for the winners. In another Novice game White ~~ Feather defeated Keith Realtors 3 - 2. Gibson counted all three goals for the winners, while Horn and Bower replied in a losing effort. In a Pee Wee contest, Legion and Club. Annrene skated to a 4-4 deadlock. Goal scorers for Club Ann. rene were Diamond, J. Black, B. Black, and Fleiler. For Legion, Mike McQuade was. the marksman scoring all four goals. Frank Realtor won it's. first game of the year, downing Flamingo 5 - 2. Lee, Walker, Kane, Gibson and Williams provided the goals. for the winners, with Frank, Christensen and Hamilton- scoring for the losing team, Mike Heely scored three goals with singles counted by the score of 5 - 3. Bolton, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1971-15 Page and Olliffe scored for the losers. . In Bantam League, Lions whitewashed Haine's esso 7 - 0. Larry Cooke provided the fire-power with four goals, with Van Schagen counting two, and Taylor a singleton. In other Bantam play, Peel's dumped Emmerson Insurance by a 5 - 3 margin. For the winners, Wackett netted two goals with singles added by Weston, Kenny and Fraser. Middleton, Taylor and Hadley replied in a losing cause. . Midgets down Sunderland On Monday,- December 8, D and D Construction Mid- 'gets played host to Sun. derland in a fast-moving exhibition contest. A goal by Fawns put Sunderland ahead 1 - 0 with Port Perry trying the score as Dowson counted from the blue line. Port Perry got two unanswered -goals in the second period off the sticks of 'McQuade and Stevens. However, the third period belonged to the visitors, as -they stormed back with -three goals to win by a-4~-3 "margin. In the third peirod; Gordon - scored twice and Doble added a singleton. Bantam team score 23-3 wins in three games 'The Port Perry Bantam No. 2 Team won three games in the last week. Last " Wednesday: evening the team _overwhelmed Ux- bridge by a score of 23 - 3. The scoring in this game was divided fairly evenly among the team members. Williams and Kane. had three goals each, with Hadley scoring six times, Taylor also scored three goals with Crawford, Goris and Breedon getting two each. Singles were counted by Wackett and Pilkey. On Friday night--the Bantams went to Stouffville and skated to a 6 - 1 victory. Kane, Wackett, Hadley, Vanschagen, Taylor and Goris split the scoring with five of the six goals coming in the first period. .In the final two periods, the team settled into a close checking defensive game limiting the opposition to one goal. On Saturday, goalie Doug Culbert earned his second shutout of the season as the Bantams downed Pickering 7-0. Williams and Taylor led the scoring with two goals each, while Lee, Asseltine, and Wackett added single markers. The. next game will be December 17 when the team travels to Port Hope. re 'and left us too much stock ... so we are selling everything at gre Stock up with these ES rv DATE