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i CN AS Se Aarti t hs Se ads =X SEE £ ne A A ee Sa ~ Pa forded "with wd lianas SSR ARR COA WS The first annual Chamber of _ Commerce Broomball Tournament was held at the arena on Saturday and proved very entertaining: Eight teams were on hand to do battle and before the games were completed the spectators were rewarded some of the. finest broomball ever seen in this area. . In the first round, Port Perry got things started when they edged past the Peterboro Canucks 1to0on a goal by Ken Nott and the great goaltending of Denis Symes. The second game saw Colborne defeat Peter- boro U.E. 3 to 1. Cobourg then defeated Orillia 3 to 1; then Barrie defeated Minden 6 to 1. The second round started off in great style as the two Peterboro teams ended up in a 1 - 1 tie. After only 35 seconds of overtime Peter- boro Canucks eliminated the U.E. club on Marion Moore's goal. Port Perry then met Colborne in the Champion- ship round and once again Denis Symes goaltending and Ken Nott's goal gave Port a 1 to 0 victory. The local boys had to work for this win as Colborne were not looking forward to being eliminated. Orillia then advanced to the Consolation Final as they defeated Min- den 3 to 0. The loss eliminated Minden who did well for their first tourna- Local skaters in tournament Fifteen members of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club will compete in the _ Pineridge Inter-club- competition at Ajax this weekend. Altogether there will be 12 clubs with a total of about 130 skaters in the competition. This is an opportunity for some of the younger skaters to display their talents in figures, free style and dance. The competition starts at 8:30 Sunday morning and goes all day at Ajax Arenz After a very hard fought game, a smiling captain, Gary Liboiron of the Cobourg Broomball Club accepted the plaque and $50 cheque from C of C president Ken Dowson. Cobourg defeatéd Port Perry 4 -3 in overtime at Broomball Tournament held in the arena on saturday. Peterboro won the consolation title. ment outside their area. Cobourg then defeated a stubborn Barrie club 2 to 1. This put Cobourg in the Championship Final against Port Perry. The Coasolation Final matched Peterboro Canucks against Orillia Boyles Indus- tries. and after a see-saw battle which saw Orillia take the lead twice only to have the Canucks tie the score, the game went into overtime and Peterboro won the Consola- tion 3 to 2. Marion Moore again scored the overtime goal at the 23 second mark. Ken Dowson, President of the Chamber of Commerce presented the Consolation Plaque and a cheque for twenty five dollars to the Peterboro captain. The Championship game was another real thriller with Cobourg meeting Brians Supertest of Port Perry. Cobourg scored first as Ray Smith was the first player in the tournament to beat Denis Symes. Carl Rusnell tied the score for @® FREE GOLF MEMBERSHIP That's Right, You Don't Pay A Penny More To Play Golf in 1974. In 1971 Port Perry's Centennial, Centennial Membership giving 1 year FREE. Due to many requests from people who joined in 1971 and are now looking to renew their memberships again, we have agreed to repeat this fantastic offer once more. We expect to be over sub- scribed! So dct NOW! Limited Time Only we introduced a special Limited Quantity Available! FAMILY (Man & Wife) JUNIOR (12 to 18 Years) MEN'S WEEK DAYS LADIES' WEEK DAYS - MEN'S FULL MEMBERSHIP .. LADIES" FULL MEMBERSHIP .. tee cscs ens e0 ee STUDENT (over 18- attending school). ...... ® SPECIAL 2 ve MEMEERSH)P available only in bove categories .. $130.00 85.00 195.00 .60.00 75.00 cessecesnas 55.00 45.00 30.00 esses Sunny Brae Golf Club R.R. #4, PORT PERRY 985-7226 A limited numb ing Ti ts and still evoilabk for Weekday Leagues, Port on a pass from Dave Gray. Cobourg took the lead again as George Brocanier scored unassisted. Then Ron Redman who played out- standing all day for Port Perry scored on a pass from Pat Thompson to tie the game up again at 2 - 2. Five minutes later Jack Gilaneau scored for Cobourg to give them to lead 3 - 2. This set the stage for the exciting finish; and with only 35 seconds left in the game and Port Perry storming the Cobourg end, Carl Rusnell took Ron Red- man's pass to tie the game at 3 - 3 and send the final into overtime. In Broomball in overtime the goaltender is taken out and each team plays with 'three forwards. No player is allowed to go in his own crease or a goal is counted against his team. After only 48 seconds of overtime Jack Gilaneau scored for Cobourg to give them the First Tournament Championship of Port Perry. The final three minutes of this game had the fans to their feet as the teams gave all they had to pull out the win. The Port Perry team played the finest Broomball ever seen in this arena but with the calibre of teams on hand they had to remain in contention. Mr. Ken Dowson presented the Championship Plaque and the cheque for fifty dollars to the Cobourg Cap- tain at centre ice. The tournament proved to be a great success with the executive of the Port Perry Broomball Assoc. working hard to make the stay of the teams pleasant while in the village. The next action for the Port teams will be March 3 in Millbrook and March 17 in Colborne. Pt. Perry Flamingos meet Oak Ridges in playoffs Central Ontario Junior C hockey teams paired off for the group best of five quarter finals at a meeting convened in Lindsay Tuesday night. Lindsay Juniors having finished in first place, had the privilege of choosing their opposition for the first round from the fifth to eighth place teams. Their choice were the Sutton Rangers. At the meeting Tuesday night it was also announced that Cobourg in second place will meet Port Hope. Bowmanville in third place will meet Markham. That left the Port Perry Flamingo GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985.7383 PORT PERRY .STAR for the fourth place Oak Ridges. This was quite a boast for the Port Perry boys and the management. Since the three top teams did not wish to pick the improved Port team. Oak Ridges didn't really wish to play against Port Perry. It is now up to the players to prove the other teams right. Port Perry and Oak Ridges will play on Monday and Thurs- day night beginning in Oak Ridges on Monday, Feb. 19 with fifth game if necessary" to be played at Oak Reidges Saturday, March 3rd. In the group play-offs in event of a tie score at the end of regulation time the mandatory ten-minute over- time period will be played _and in this group, if the score is still tied 20 minute sudden - death over-time periods will be played as required. With no reports available from the league statistician in Milton, final standings were estimated showing Lindsay in first place, 'Cobourg in second, Bow- manville Ridges in fourth, Port Perry and Sutton tied for fifth place, followed by Mark- ham, Port Hope and Pene- tang in that order. Support the Flamningos on Thursday February 22nd when the team plays host to Oak Ridges for their second play-off game. 8:30 p.m. in third, Oak Port Perry wins fourth basketball tournament Port Perry won the Stay- ner Senior Boys Invitational Basketball Tournament in, Stayner last weekend. It was the fourth major tournament win for Port Perry this year. Jim Zoet tapped in 36 points for Port's largest single contribution to a 56-34 win over Ingersoll in the first game. Laurie Williams earned 12 points in the game. In the second game, the toughest of the tournament, Port Perry just edged by Owen Sound 59-57. The exceptionally accurate shooting of Owen Sound gave Port Perry some bad mo- ments. Jim Zoet and Laurie Williams led the scoring again, getting 43 and 14 points respectively. The local boys had no trouble handling Barrie's Eastview High School in the Bantams Lakeshore Champions Port Perry Bantams spon- sored by Beare Motors won the Lakeshore trophy for the second consecutive year on Friday night by defeating West Rouge in the best of three. Only two games were played when Port Perry won both. Port opened their playoff + on Wednesday, Feb. 14 at Port Perry and defeated West Rouge 5 - 0. Goal scorers in the game were Ed Olsen, Larry Elson, Robert Van Camp, Gord Scott and Mark Jobb. On Friday night the local team travelled to . West Rouge and thrashed the host team 9 - 1. Gord Scott led the Port attack with four goals, John Scott added a pair, singles went to Steve Jones, Bill Ridge and Sean Taylor. Port now are waiting to enter the Ontario playdowns watch this paper for time and dates of next game. The boys travel to Aurora on Saturday the 24th to compete in the Toyoto Tour- nament. They play Eglinton East at 3:30. A good turnout of fans would be appre- ciated. Rockets lose first two of playoffs Rock-Kets lost the first two games of their final playoffs against Little Britain "Jet Sets." The first game losing 4 - 2, goals from Lynn Cook, assisted by Carol Bond, other goal by Marilynn, Stephens from Carol Bond. Second game 4 - 1 goal by Sandy Cochrane from Wendy Partner. Even though the - girls lost, Susan Bond played well in net. Next game will be played in Little Britain on Sunday night, game time 7:00. come cheer the girls on to victory. final game. Barrie. went down to a decisive 65-44 defeat. Roland Skinner: did his usual fine job of feeding' the ball to big Jim Zoet who kept dropping the ball through the ring for a total of 30 points. Laurie Williams picked up 22 points in this final game. Steve Cochrane and Gerry Stulen played fine games for Port Perry. Big Jim Zoet was awarded the most valuable player honour. Port Perry High School won two other games last week, to preserve its record of being undefeated in league play. Port vs. McLaughlin - Tues- day 49 - 39. This game saw Port play an excellent defensive game. Top assists went to Roland Skinner with 9 and Steve Cochrane with 6. Leading rebounders were Jim Zoet 9, Steve Brain 7. Leading scorers were Laurie Wil- liams 21, Jim Zoet 11 and Steve Brain 10. Port Eastdale 70 - 47 This proved to be a relatively fast moving game but Port was in complete control throughout. Laurie Williams, Roland Skinner and Steve Cochrane led the way with 8 assists each. Top rebounders. were Jim Zoet with 13 and Laurie Williams with 9. Leading scorers were Jim Zoet 33 and Laurie Williams 16. HOUSE LEAGUE Pee Wee In the first Peewee game, Flamingo defeated Tripp Construction by a score of 6 - 4. For Flamingo, Fellows scored a pair, followed with singles by Freeman, Flie- lier, Lee and Geer. Watson with a hat trick and a single by Leach talied for Tripp Con. In the second Peewee game Rick Hope scored the 'only and winning goal of the game. giving Stone Real Estate a 1 - 0 victory over Frank Real Estate. Bantam In the first Bantam game MLM and Haines Esso clung together with a 1 - 1 draw. McKeen scored the goal for. MLM & Van Shagen for Haines Esso. In the second game' Emmerson Insurance easily defeated the Legion team with a 6 - 2. All emmerson goals were doubles by Blonge, Waldsinburger and Matheson. Kroonenburg scored both goals for the Legion team. It was close but Zering held their 4 - 3 lead to a victory over Peel's Poultry in the third Bantam game. Prosser and McMahon both scored doubles for Zering. Hartin scored two and a single by Francis for Peels. PEE WEE HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Saturday, March 3rd 8 a.m. - Port Perry "Bs" vs Oshawa Whitby vs Lindsay 4 9 am. - Admission - $1.00 10 a.m. - Port Perry "'Bs" vs Port Hope 11 a.m. - Newcastle vs Orillia -