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Legion Pee Wee's win community BOWLS Marmora tournament Mike HealeyBity Owen his --HighPripter Inthe strange-and-magie of ice. hockey, there is nothing quite so wonderful as the spectable which pairs two teams against each other of equal talent. to wind up a championship iourna- ment game. But whenever and where- ever played the classic will possess an almost mystical allure. For those fans or parents who traveled with the team to Marmora were a happy lot. When it was all over, these people gave these kids, the desire and motivation that they needed, to play the way they did. Billy Owen picked up a hat trick in leading the Legion kids to a 9 - 1 win over Wellington. Mike Healey, Peter Lane, Scot Wilbur, Marke Lee, Denis Franssen and Mike Hamilton all helped in scoring the nine goals. Four Players in all each scored a goal in winning over Brighton 4 - 1. Billy Owen, Mike Healey, Scot Wilbur, and Robert Baird were the handlers in this one. In these first two games, the boys did a wonderful job in checking and hitting like we've never seen. To wind up the tournament they had both teams line up at the blue line, while they played, O Canada. Man was there a crowd at the Mar="" mora Arena, and right smack in the middle, was twenty two of the hardest chearing people from Port Perry you could want. They sang O Canada, and it made you feel funny inside. Anyway, the game got started and the warriers of Port Perry showed the Marmora boys what hitting was all about. Peter 'paper boy' Lane led the attack with two goals, and got supporters from hith of the day and Mike Hamilton. The final score was Port Perry 5, Marmora A The assist in these games were credited to Scot Wilbur 4, Steven McIntyre 4, Robert, Parker 2, Mike Healey 1, Paul Gibson 4, Mark Lee 1, Dennis Franssen 1, and Mike Hamilton 1. I don't know quite how to say it but Raymond Gibson our pint size net minder was out of this world, time in and time out, he frustrated the Marmora attacker and he got lots of help from Wilbur, Perigoe, Taylor and Geer back on that blue line. A wonderful job well done men. Oshawa beats Port Perry A disputed goal late in the third period plus a counter by Mike Shields gave Osha- wa Kinsmen a 5-3 exhibition victory over Port Perry Bantams at Children's Arena last Wednesday. The game was one of the most exciting at Children's Arena this winter. The game-winner was in and out of the net so fast and that's where the argument started. But Shields' goal shortly after settled the issue. Other Oshawa goals went to Peter Nagy, Barry Gor- don, Steve Young and Bill Locke. Phil Cochrane handled all the scoring for Port Perry. OW TARGET EVERY TIME Janfary 24, 1973 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING B. Doupe - 742 High Single: M. Donnelly - Fielding 291. 210 and over: ~ M. Donnelly 291; L. Field- ing; B. Oke 280; M. Cook 261; 210;" K. Nottingham 257; P. Durand 254; L. Bertrand 253; B. Doupe 251; 247; 244; J. Morris 250; G. Grieveson 238; 215; F. Venning 235; L. Cook 230; B. McLeod 229; M. Mumford 221; M. Trembley 220; M. Healey 217; B. Obstefield 215; S. Eymen 213; 210; B. Duff 213; M. L. Dowson 214. 600 and Over: B. Doupe 742; M, Donnelly 291; L. a a nt isdn 687; B. Oke 667; G. Grieve- son 644; K. Nottingham 640; M. Cook 630; L. Fielding 619; TVenning 617; L.. Bertrand 607. Standing-- Emerald ....... 48 Amethyst sini 30 Sapphire ..............33 Opal ......w aves 29 RUDY .7.::0.0:00vmmn 28 Garpel............op000. 28 ZIrCOIY ::iniizangissnmen 27 Jade ...c.othisinnian 26 ONYX 7:32:02 :7 050mm 25 TODAZ cvzriavriizsssnnns 24 Pearls ......v.:v6000 18 Diamonds ......... .. .. 12 January 22, 1973 LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: A. Meester - 282 Broomball Assoc. to host tournament On Saturday, January 27, the Port Perry Broomball Assoc. sent a team to Minden to take part in their annual Winter Carnival Broomball Tournament. In the first game the Port boys defeated Minden Hylanders 4 to 0. Gord Pogue, Rick Collins, John Bright and John Cooper scored for Port Perry. Gary Menzies picked up the shut- out. The local team then drew a bye which put them in the finals against Minden O0.P.P. who had defeated Beaverton. This game had ended 0 - 0; with Minden winning when they won the shooting on the open net from centre ice contest. The final game was per- haps the best game the Minden fans have seen as Rick Collins put Port Perry in front in the first period on a fine set-up from John Bright. Late in final period Minden scored on a breakaway despite the effort of goaltender Garth Linton. HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY NEWS In the Tyke division, Jan. 19 Lee of Gulf and Storey of U.A.W. exchanged goals in a game that endedin a 1-1 tie. Donnelly and Bower scored for Emiels and Long got the Kinsmens only goal, giving In Novice action Jan. 27 Lake Scugog Lumber downed White Feather Farms 3 - 1. Sutherland and Griffin scored for Lumber and Bright got the goal for Farms. Ashmore got two goals for Keith, but it was not enough to keep his team from being edged by Lions. Emiels a 2 - 1 victory. On Jan. 27, U.AW. shut out Emiels 2-0 with Storey and Brierley scoring. Gulf downed Kinsmen 1 - 0. Lee scored the only goal in the game. Wanninkhof, Kroonerberg and Archibald got the Lions "goals. "January 26 Bolton of the Pee Wee division slipped by Franks Real Estate 2 - 1. Kane scored both - Bolton goals and Clark got the Frank marker. Jan. 27 Tripp Construction and Flamingo Bakery battled to a 4 - 4 tie. Williams got two goals for Tripp while Brad and Wat- son got the others. Lee, Hamilton and Geer got the Flamingo goals. Stone downed Bolton 7 - 3. Percy scored four times for Stone and Shaw popped in two. Jones got the other Stone goal. Carrier, Hunter and Kane earned Boltons goals. Legion Bantams downed Peels Chicks Jan. 22, 3 - 1. Judge, Geer and Kroonen- berg scored for the Legion team and Williams got the Peels goal. Jan. 27, Haines Esso doubled Legion 4 - 2. Scoring for Haines were Wilson, Middleton, Black and Beare. Kroonenberg and Geer drove home the Legion goals. Peels Chicks downed M.L.M. decisively 7 - 3. Horton got four goals for . Peels, Francis scored two and Moore popped in the other one. McKeen, Litt and Larmer scored the M.L.M. goals. Finally, in the BANTAM division Emmerson Insur- ance doubled Zering 4 - 2 with Knight, Webb, Oliffe and Mathison counting for the victors. McEmaney got both Zerings goals. When the game ended tied 1 - 1; the same method was used to break the tie and Minden once again showed good accuracy to win the trophy. The Port Perry team re- ceived ten dollars for run- ners-up. This was a fine day in Minden and their new arena was opened for this day. Team members were; Gary Menzies, Garth Linton, Ross ~~ Sutherland, Rick Snooks, Ken Geer, Gord Pogue, Bruce Woodrow, Don Card, Rick Collins, Eric Benns, John Bright, Ron Short, John Cooper and coach John Pearce. The Port Perry Assoc. will host their first Tournament in Port Perry on Feb. 17 as part of the Winter Carnival. Teams will be on hand from Colborne, Orillia, Minden, Peterboro, Cavan, Barrie and the Brians Supertest team from Port Perry. The Chamber of Commerce are sponsoring this event with the Champion receiving a plaque and Fifty Dollars; the Consolation winner will re- ceive twenty five dollars and a plaque. Games will start at 8 a.m. with the Consolation Final at 4 p.m. the Champ- ionship at 5 p.m. Ladies Curling Tuesday January 23rd. Ruth Mitchell 6; Marg Panabaker 7. Marie Snooks 5; Marg McCoy 9. Betty Beare 5; Hoppy Carnwith 5. Helen Bathie 7; Helen Hadden 5. Wednesday January 24. Minnie Holdershaw 7; Joyce Howsam 7. Dorothy Beare 7; Helen Thompson 3. Helen MacMaster 6; Aileen Dawson 9. Irene Carter 5; Hunter 9. Grace PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 31,1973 ---17 NG NEWS High Triple: B. Oke - 211 G00 Triples: ) B. Oke 711; W. Tobin 600; N. Cornish 603; R. Roach 614; F. Venning 616; A. Meester 601, C. Watts 607. Singles 210 and over: A. Meester 282; E. De- Shane 274; R. Roach 258; F. Venning 242; N. Cornish 237; B. Oke 273, 238; w, Tobin 230, 220, D. Wilson 231; J. Anstey 228, A. Mulder 228; L. Huntington 217; J. Bartley 216; M. DeJong 216; C. Watts 212,217, B. Heayn 212; S. Sinclair 211; M. Smits 212; J. Beddows 210, 210; G. Ballard 211. Standings-- Peaches A 3 | Pears ....... 29 Nectarines . ....... . .22 Oranges coan2l Cherries 20 Lemons . RES V4 Plums ...... ... .... 15 Melons ......... ..... .. 14 Bananas ......... . .. .. 10 Grapefruits ........ | 9 Limes ... ...... .... .. .. 8 Apples ............... 14 MENS THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: : K. Ashton - 790 High Triple W.IIL. K. Ashton '- 786 High Single: D., Wilson - 298 High Single W.II. R. Edman - 315 Over 625 Triples: K. Ashton 790; J. Rider 772; J. Parker 758; D. Wilson 728; --C. Wilson 723; R. Redman 697; W. McCully 686: K. Catherwood 683; R. Hutchinson 670; J. Cook Sr. 680; B. Wylie 658; R. Chandler 635; J. Hadley 627; P. Thompson 625. Legion Pee Wees win one The Legion All Star Pee Wees whipped West Rouge right in their own back yard last week 2 - 1. Paul Gibson started things off on assists from Billy Owen and Mike Healey. Then Robert Parker stole the puck from West Rouge to get the winning goal. Playoffs start Friday. { No. 21 David Jackson Juveniles. No. 10 Bob Winick Meet the Flamingos PASTRIES LTD. Dave is 17 years old lives in Port Perry where he played his minor hockey. Dave is: playing part-time with the Port Perry Juniors. He is a good hockey player and always gives his best. He is currently playing for Port Perry Bob is living in Whitby where he played his minor hockey. He came to Port Perry to play right wing or centre which he did a great job at both. He is now pldying defence mostly and has filled in on left wing. Bob is what you call the complete hockey player. He can carry a puck, score goals, a good checker and can play it rough and tough. Bob always comes to play hockey. > Make it a date to attend the Port Perry Chamber of Commerce 2nd Annual WINTER CARNIVAL Friday, Saturday, Sunday, February 16 -17 - 18 (watch next week for details and times of events taking place) TE Ane ae San Ry waa -- & - a ---- Ld