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i i i | i Ut SAAS SR IX Al) ' ve EL TIE ' pO Ics KY LT RL A] d ® ce. WV . ar oS vy bo PE | i x td. J Aan ' :- ATY WN FIRS IH ata snusd I "doa "EN REP T "I SY EW TRAP PA PEAR SRE Lot ' SPR FEAR FEIRENION- / JUV SIC SREP SSE SS EN ER 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 27,1974 -- 13 «Port Perry Legion Pee Wees do well in Brampton tournament Port Perry Legion Pee Wees fared well in the 25th Young Canada, Lion Hockey® = Tournament held in Gode- rich, Ontario last weekend. The boys played there hearts out to no end, and just wouldn't quit. The Opposition clubs knew that they were in a contest to win. The Goderich Signal Star had a paragraph in there pages that went like this. "Colborne learned a valu- able lesson. that a hockey game is never over, and that it takes 45 minutes of all out hockey, or a stronger team will capitalize as Col- borne found out." Port Perry Legion 6: Colborne 1. The Port Perry Legion Club lost no time, after Colborne took an early lead on a goal by Williams. This big youngster found out, that the kids from Port can check, and did they do a job on the Colborne team. Charlie Brown gave Port the lead in the period after George Burnett scored to tie game up, on a pass from Darrin Jobb. Carl Durward set the Brown goal up at the 12 sec. mark in the second period. Burnett made it 3 - 1 to end the second period on passes from Ashmore. Charlie Brown had to take 32 Seconds to notch his second goal of the game, with Cory Fellows assist- ing. Then George Burnett got the hat trick scoring his third goal from Jimmy Kane. Timmy Parker fin- ished off the scoring assist going to Jobb and Denis Franssen. Port Perry Legion 3: Point Edward 2. An unfortunate marred the end incident of what Atoms make good showing in Brampton Tournament Malmont Farms Atoms played seven games in Brampton during the school vacation week. Following are the scores of their games: Port Perry 6; Beaverton 0. Port Perry 0; Exeter 4. Port Perry 4; Waterford 3. Port Perry 10; Caledon 2. Port Perry 1; Alliston 2. Port Perry 9; Beaverton . 0. , Port Perry 0; Exeter 5. Pete Christie and Rob Franssen split the goal ten- dies duties with both boys playing good goal through- out the tournament. Pat Johnson continues to im- prove with every game and led the team offensively with 9 points. Todd Wilbur was top goal scorer with 6. Paul Storry and Mike An- Peterborough Petes. available at your Peterboro, Ontario. BOWLING LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Atoms lose first game of zone finals. I... Huntington - 316 High 'Triple: turned out to be an exciting The sudden death over I. Huntington - 702 Malmont Farms Atoms Any hope Malmont had of and bizarre finjsh to the time came upon us, and it Goo Triples: i were defeated 3 to 1 by (yifip up the game in on Port Perry and Pt. Edward took just 17 secofds for the A Weir 672; J. Anstey 668; Stouffville mn the first game pegylation time vanished Di game won by Port Perry ~ Mooretown to score an N. Robinson 611; P. Whyte of the zone finals. Mal- when Vernon drew his sec- ne Legions 3 - 2. advance on in the tourna- 649: S. Fowler 649; A. mont opened the scoring al ond successive penalty with 3 . Mara leaped in jubilation ment. There final score was Meester 610; L. Hunting. 14:59 of the first period ona Jittle more than a minute A as the signal his goal tieing 3 - 2. ton 702; D. Phinney 601; FF. shot by Vernon with Wilbur rep ining. Stouffville with scored. His team mates The Port Perry Legion Venning 675. . drawing the assist. } the. main advantage Wit surrounded him, taking him pee wees gave the people of Singles 210 and Over: Malmont held a slight ,romptly scored to make Ts to the ice in there excite- Goderich and the fans or C. Walts 25; M. Reeve cdge in play throughout the (he count 3 to 1. Rot ment, unfortunately, the parents of the boys, a 221. A. Weir 219, 252; J. first two periods but had to . } 4 crush of his team mates sound, hard shooting and Anstey 229, 206; N.Robin- settle for a 1to0lead as the Future games in the best 2 injured Mara. This goal checking game and they son 243; A. McCreight 220; second period ended. 3 of 5 series are: % came at 12:45 in the third period. 25 seconds later, Burnett never let up once. They were a credit to themselves, both in winning and in de- P. Whyte 219, 221: S. fowler 218, 251; A. Meester 211; M. DeJong 218; L.. Huntington Stouffville came out flying in the third period and tied the game before the period March 27th, 7:30 p.m. at Port Perry. March 29th 7:00 p.m. at Stouffville. KAWARTHA HOCKEY SCHOOL : Boys 7 - 16 , KINSMEN CIVIC ARENA PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO Chief Instructor: Roger Neilson, Coach, A.H.L. and Junior A' Hockey Stars. WEEKLY SESSIONS: July 8 - August 30, 1974 Further information and application forms are local Recreation Office, City Hall, 500 George St., scored, on assist to Fran- feat. and a good represent- 316: J. Irvine 266; J. Storry was a minute old. Malmont hilly Hai ssen and Jobb. This goal ive of Port Perry, Port 212: D. Phinney 229; M. seemed to tire as the third And 3rd, 7:30 Dn. at Qe came after the Mara goal. Perry Legions, and the Port Raby 217; D. Thompson period went on and Stouff- Port Perry (if necessary). IAN Pt. Edward players were Perry Minor Hockey 211: F. Venning 236, 237; ville went ahead 2 to 1 at April 8th 8:00 p.m. at stunned after the Mara inci- Association. : Renee Beare 229. the 5:00 minute mark. Stouffville «Gf necessary). dent. Port Perry leaped into an carly lead on goals by Darrin Jobb and Charlie Brown. Dennis Frans- sen and Casey Fellows picked up assist. BIMBO CHIEF Cdn. 2975 USA 129,310 Mooretown defeat Legions 3 -3 Mooretown had all they could do in handling the Port Perry Legion a 3 - 2 defeat. Both teams played a tough brand of hockey, just what the fans wanted, and the Refs went along for the ride. Mooretown opened the scoring in the second period. and held on till the period ended. Both teams took a break here. Then the third period got underway. Michael Geer slamed home a shot from the point after taking a pass from Burnett. Mooretown came right back to take the lead again. Port Perry kids kept charging the Moore- town game and finally George Burnetf let a slap shot go that beat the goalies clean. The period ended 2 - t 2 tie. gan RIN hi SREY @ A proven sire of intelligent foals with beautiful heads, conformation and colour. 0.A.H.A. Halter and Pleasure Points. See All Of Our Appaloosa Horses + CHIEF SUNNY SPIRIT Cdn. 6273 USA T163,492 drews picked up 5 points each. Doug Pots, Wayne Robinson, Scott Sandison, Joe Williams, Bob Horton, Todd Healy were credited with 4 points each. Alan Jones, Rodney Vernon and Todd Blayone 3 points each. The boys were guests in billeted homes in Brampton for two nights and the team officials would like to con- gratulate the boys on the manner in which they con- ducted themselves in repre- senting Malmont Farms and Port Perry Minor Hockey. We received nothing but compliments from the Billet Parents re the manners and good behaviour of every boy. The team manager and coaches would also like to thank the boys parents for their supporty throughout the week. wp Consider also our junior stallion, a flashy chestnut with refinement. 0AHA. Halter Points o STANDING FOR SERVICE e Millwood Acres ROBERT SPENCLEY R.R. 4, PORT PERRY, ONT. 985-2911 Assisted by N.H.L., Training -- Boarding -- Trailering ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR TRAINING PROGRAMS arena or at the Phone 724-7771-35.