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-~ oT bp! a) i A" Pa | 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 20th, 1974 Cobourg wins C. of C. broombol tournament Cobourg won the "Hort Perry Chamber of Com- merce 2nd Annual Broom- ball Tournament at the local arena on Saturday. They edged out a stub- born Minden Team 2-1 in the Championship Final to the Tournament for time. Larry win the second "Cann and Bruce Black scor- ed the Cobourg Goals. Paul Warburton got Minden's lone goal. Cobourg had defeated Peterboro Canucks 1-0 on Jim Thorne's goal. Then in their second game they de- feated Mt. Pleasant Larry Cann with two goals, Jack Gelineau and Oliver did the scoring. Minden won 5-2 over Port Perry D & R in their first game as Paul Warburton scored twice, Bill Austin, Larry Kent and Pete Flem- ing got singles. Pat Thomp- son and Rick Collins scored for Port Perry. Minden then defeated Port Hope 4-0. Larry Bull scored twice|[ for Minden, Larry Kent ahd Ron Ander- Ressmrarion © ap OMPETITION 4-0. -- West SHore MARINA --- Forrmawy LAKE Scuaoa Marina) 2 ries Nortw of Rar Rrey To Hlam Events Start 12 noon Sharp! LE ReacistRancn Fees ®350 peg racrme ComAcTirors # Spectators PARTICIPATE AT THER OWN Risk -- Skit Course -- Powper Purr Skits -- 4% c 2 MILE tass Run -- 4 CLAassEs Prizes -- Fun -- LAUGHS a PY G4qs £0. last year's showing and for a second year team they certainly had the teams sitting up & taking notice, Cliff Burke and his fellow players are to be congratu- lated. ) In the Consolation Final Colborne (Dekeyser's) de- feated Port Perry (Utica) 2-1 to win the honours. Vie Herron & Larry Marcellus scored for Colborne, Ken Nott scored for Port Perry. Colborne lost to Port Hope 2-1 in their first game and defeated Port Perry (D & R) 3-0 in their second game. Port Perry (Utica) lost to Mt. Pleasant 2-1 in their opening game and then de- feated the defending conso- lation winners Peterboro 3- 2. Doug Scott scored two for Port Perry, Dan McCart- ney got the winner. Marvin Moore and Phil Morris scored for Peterboro. Bruce Woodrow scored the lone goal in the first game. Richard Drew represent- ing the Port Perry Chamber of Commerce made the pre- sentations to the captain of the winning teams. They received a plaque and prize money. VENTS # pa # 0 ASC Jo pee 2 Wee Snowmobile races watched by 750 The Port Perry Snow- mobile Club held its 2nd Race Day at the Port Perry Fairgrounds on Sunday. There were around 750 spectators and 175 driver entries to make this the best race day so far. There were a few changes from last time; one was the eli- mination of the banks on the corners which made the track flat and also made it safer, Fortunately no acci- dents occured during the whole day of racing. The winners of the races were as follows: B Stock: 1. Michael Mole - John Deere, Uxbridge 2. Dieter Cramer - Ski Doo, Richmond Hill 3. Burt Vizely - Ski Doo. Port Perry B Super Stock: 1. Rick Walker - Arctic Cat, Bradford 2. Jake Todd - Arctic Cat, Goodwood 3. Bill Clubine - Arctic Cat, R.R. 3 Woodbridge B Modified: 1. David Savery - Allouette, Oshawa 2. Paul Brown - Polaris, Ajax 3. Bill Bunn - Rupp, Holland Landing C Stock: 1. Doug Allen - Rupp, Markham 2. Jake Todd - Rupp, Goodwood 3. Michael Mole - John Deere, Uxbridge C Super Stock: 1. Brandon Winchell, Yamaha, Gormley 2. John Green - Yamaha, Mt. Albert 3. Dave Lippai - Sno-Jet, Mississauga A Modified: 1. Bill Bunn - Rupp, Holland Landing CARNEBEGLE'S "Feature of the week" 16 cu. ft. Chest 12 cu. ft. CORONADO $ 1 89% Freezer By CORONADO $97 9% Carnegie Bros. 2. Paul Brown - Polaris, Ajax 3. Rick Walker - Arctic Cat, Bradford Powder Puff - 0-345 c.c.: 1. Susan Hannah - Mercury, Woodbridge 2. Debbie Watson - Skiroule, Goodwood 3. Karen Kimber - Arctic Cat, Uxbridge D Stock: 1. Doug Allen - Rupp, Markham 2. Jake Todd - Rupp, Goodwood 3. Michael Mole - John - Deere, Uxbridge D Super Stock: 1. Albert Milligan - Mercury, Oshawa 2. Brandon Winchell - Yamaha, Gormley 3. Craig Hofland - Mercury, Lefroy C Modified: 1. Bill Bunn - Rupp, Holland Landing 2. David Savery - Allouette, Oshawa 3. Jim Goudis - Rupp, Beaverton Stock: Doug Allen - Rupp Markham 2. Craig Hofland - Mercury, Lefroy Jake Todd - Rupp, Goodwood Super Stock: Albert Milligan - Mercury, Oshawa . Robert McGee - Yamaha, Stroud Gord Hanna - Arctic Cat, Newmarket Powder Puff - 346 - 440 c.c.: 1. Debbie Selig - Mercury, Lefroy 2. Susan Hannah - Mercury, Woodbridge 3. Karen Kimber - Mercury, Uxbridge Open Modified: 1. Doug Hofland - Arctic Cat, Lefroy =m © =m nN w Upright Freezer CORONADO by Woods |. 12 cu. ft. DON'T MISS out Limited Stock 985-2211 HARDWARE Only! Queen St - 2. Bill Bunn - Rupp, Holland Landing 3. Gord Hanna - Arctic Cat, Newmarket Feature Stock: 1. Albert Milligan - Mercury, Oshawa 2. Craig Hofland - Mercury, Lefroy 3. Rick Hofland - Arctic Cat, Lefroy Feature Modified: 1. Doug Hofland - Arctic Cat, Lefroy 2. Brian Burden - Ski Doo, Whitby 3. David Savery - Allouette, Oshawa Port wins tournament Port Perry emerged champions in this year's Uxbridge Midget basketball tournament with a strong 61-51 victory over Oshawa Eastdale. Port Perry de- feated Pickering and the highly ranked Barrie East- view club both very con- vincingly to advance to the finals. Port Perry showed tremendous balance and speed in winning all"three games. Exceptional per: formances were turned in by Phil Cochrane and Larry Elson, the later voted by the referees as the tourna-- ment's Most Valuable Play- er. Port Perry trailed by 10 points at the half but rallied and finished in a flurry winning by ten. The calibre of ball for midget teams was exceptional, as good as would be seen any- where. Vietorious Coach Roy Clarke called the final "a total team victory." Uxbridge Tigers rallied their spirits after an open: ing round loss to Oshawa Eastdale to defeat Brock and then Oshawa Dopevan 63-3 in the consolation championship. Guard Greg Gates had an outstanding game leading the Tigers with 23 points against Do- nevan, while strong perfor- + mances were also turned in by Drew Clelland and Jerry Noble. The senior exhibition con- 985-2211 Port Perry test between St. Basil's Bar- ons of Toronto and Barrie Eastview proved to be a real gem, providing quality basketball all-the way. St. Basil's eked out a 56-53 victory scoring foul shots at the final buzzer. Barrie trailed by twelve at the half but came back to with- in 2 points with 28 seconds remaining and possession of the ball. A costly turnover eost them a chance to tie or win but regardless of the out- come the fans were treated to some really good ball. Both of these teams are entered in Orillia's Black Ball tourhament next Satur- day and are scheduled ot do battle again. Both are strong championship con- tenders. Uxbridge Midget Basketball Tournament Oshawa Eastdale 38 - Ux- bridge 23; Whitby Henry 27 - Brock 19; Port Perry 45 - Pickering 21; Barrie East- view 32 - Oshawa Donevan 22; Oshawa Eastdale 43 - Whitby Henry 30; Port Perry 41 - Barrie Eastview 22; Uxbridge 35 - Brock 21; Oshawa Donevan 35 - Pick- ering 19. Consolation Champ. Uxbridge 62 - Osh- awa Donevan 38. Champ. Final Port Perry 61 - Osh- awa Eastdale 51. Senior Exhibition - St. Basils 56 - Barrie Eastview 53. Chest Freezer CORONADO by Woods 19 cu. ft. $9909 --_-- ln