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~~ Ce y y EC 14 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Dec. 21,1971 PORT PERRY * STAR x Port Perry Senior Boys 'win basketball tournament On Saturday, December 18, the Port Perry Senior Boys Basketball team took top honours in a High School Christmas =~ Basketball Tournament held at Base, Borden. Teams representing 11 schools took part in the event. In the first of three games won by Port Perry, the boys beat Barrie Central by a score of 48 - 28. Jim Zoet was high scorer in this game with 17 points. Don Sinclair 'counted 12 points and Laurie Williams 11. The second game against Laurier Collegiate proved to be the most difficult for. Port ws Perry. With two imintues to play in the game, the score was tied. However, key baskets from Dean Beare and Don Sinclair gave the team a 50 - 45 victory. Jim = Zoet played a strong defensive game Perry. In the Championship game against Base Borden, Port Perry put together a fine team effort both of- fensively and defensively to walk with 63 - 21 victory. Jim Zoet was again top scorer with 17 points. Don Sinclair had 13, Dean Beare 14, and Laurier Williams 11 points. In an exhibition contest, Flamingo Pastries HOLIDAY HOURS | €LOSED AT NOON ON DEC. 24th pL 31st CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th | and MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd 1 for Port! Port Perry. and Barrie played to a 25 - 25:draw. . Jim Zoet of Port Perry was chosen by the referees as the Tournaments most valuable, player. Members of the Port Perry Senior Boys team are Don Sinclair, Jim Zoet, Gary Lefort, Mark Hunter, Laurie- Williams, Ron Redman, Ted Hall, Richard Leith, Steve Cochrane, Roland Skinner, and Dean Beare. Teams participating inthe Tournament at Base Borden were Allison, Base Borden, Barrie Central, Barrie Norht, Barrie Eastview, Sir Wilfred Laurier - Scar- borough, Owen Sound, Coburg, Peterborough, Huntsville and Port Perry. Motorists should beware of - icy conditions on bridges and overpasses during the winter months, according to the Ontario Motor League. | Roadways on these struc- tures may be iced over, even though highways generally are bone dry because winds blowing beneath bridges "quickly cool the steel and concrete while the soil beneath adjacent roadways acts as a "heat pad". Plenty of action in victories for House League hockey Clubs, Rebels In Pee Wee action, C. Wackett scored twice and T. Flier added a single as Club Annrene downed Maple Leaf Mills, 3 - 2. C. Olliffe and D. McKee were the goal getters for the losers. . I. Ashbridge and M. McQuade both scored hat tricks to lead Legiontoa 6-3 win over Frank Realtors. For the losers, Pearce, Williams and Kane were the marksmen. Dale Bolton walked over Flamingo by an 8 - 2 score, with R. Baird scoring four goals. Geer, Healy, Goris and Bronson were the other goal scorers. L. Franssen scored both' goals for Flaming. In a second game between the same two clubs, Healy - counted both goals as Bolton downed Flamingo by a 2 - 0 count. 3% Maple Leaf Mills sqeaked by Legion by a 2 - 1 margin with Jones- and Carrier getting the goals. McQuade was the marksman for Legion. In Tyke action, Doupes Store defeated Kinsmen 4 - 1. Wilbur scored three times lor the winners, with Gould adding one. For the losers, Horton was the lone scorer. In a very close game, UAW edged Gulf 1 -.1 with Bronson getting the winning goal. In Novice play, Malmont Farms edged by Keith Real Estate by a 1 - 0 score with Thompson - marksman. In other Novice action, Scugog Lumber doubled the score on White Feather being the | Icanget the BL faster myself. I mean, they're all in such neat alphabetical order, it only takes a second. Then I jot them down in my free Personal Directory that Bell gave me, so I won't forget them. a copy, free. ~ If you haven't already got your pocket-sized Personal Directory -- or would like an extra one -- please call us, and we'll send you ® Bell Canada Farms, 4-2, Williams scored two goals with Griffen and Nesbit "getting one each. Tully and Gibson counted the goals in a losing effort. Bantams win two over Pickering Richard Honey earned his' second shut out of the season 'when Beare Motors Bantams - blanked Pickering 3 - 0 last Wednesday night in the Port Perry Arena. Jim Phoenix picked up two goals in this game and Doug Christie had one. Beare Bantams made up a postponed game last Saturday against Pickering. in the Brooklin Arena, I'railing 2 - 0 going into the second period Port came on lo win the game 4 - 2. Dave Horton was the big gun for Port with a goal and two assists. Other goals went to Brian Campbell, Doug Christie and John Scott. On Wednesday, December 22nd at 7:30 p.m. West Rouge will play the bantams in the Port Perry Arena. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Barb 'Doupe--735 High Single-- ee Barb Doupe--300 Over 210 Singles-- M. Cook--214; M. Wallace --281; R. Dearborn -- 213; M. Tremblay--246, 253; M Hawes--219; M. St. John-- 224; B. Oke--236, 251; V. Rider--221; R. Moore--219; .B. Doupe--242, 300; J. Jack- man--271; G. Brown--242; L. Cook--224; B. Collins-- 229; G.- Mahaffy -- 224; G. By Gordon Scott Utica Clubs 2; _Brian's Bull Dozers 1 ' Eric Benns led the way ° as the Clubs stretched their "winning streak to 3 games. Eric scored the winner and ¢ assisted . on John Bright's opening goal, Don. Gray 'was the lone marksman for the Bull Dozers. Scoring went as follows: 1st Period Clubs--J. Bright (E. Benns, C. Rusnell) 15:31 Bull Dozers--D. Gray (S. Hunt) 16:37 Clubs--E, Benns (K. Geer) 17:25, : 2nd Period No: Scoring ¥ * Prince Abert Rebels 3; Cy Wilson Pintos 1 Ken Nightingale scored two goals in less than two minutes in the second period to wipe out a 10 Pintos first period lead. --Ken then set Dale Crawford up for the insurance goal 10 minutes later. LJ LJ] L League Standings GPW L TPts Bull Dozers 9 6 2 1 13 Rebels ... 9 5 3 1 11 Clubs ...... 9 4 41 9 Pintos ........ 9 1 pa 1 3 Langille--226; L. Bertrand --213, 270, 236. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING -- 1."Worsers .......... 14 "772. Bluffers . ry 3. Goners ....... Fr 4. Alley Cats ....... 9 5. Great Ones ........ 9 6. In Betweens ....... 9 LADIES H.T.--Mabel K, Cook 659 "HS.W.H--B Tennyson 289. H.T.W.H.--S. Blyth 744, ] MEN H.S.--Dave Rider--274 _HT.--Dave Rider--659 "H.S.W.H.--Doug Day--288 H.T.W.H.--Brian Sianilgnd- 005. Check The Label On Your Paper repairs to all makes. stration -- call NOTICE DOING A GOOD JOB?. If not possibly it is time you had a look at a new Volta or 'had your old one reconditioned. For Free pick-up, delivery ,estimates and demon. M. APPLETON We do 985-7704 Cheery Greetings for a very Merry Christmas and : the Happiest of New. Years ~ DON SKINNER Prince Cr 5% 570%", Albert """H.S--Bernice Tennyson 280 3 PORT PERRY LIONS CLUB NOVIGE TOURNAMENT Monday, Dec. 27th 8:00 a. ~ Pickering vs. Stouffville 9:00 a.m. -- Beaverton vs. Port Perry 11:00 a.m. -- Keene vs. Port Hope Port Perry Memorial Afona Students 50¢ Firs (Boxing Day) t Game 8:00 a.ms