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F 4 g © = Bt gl & £ 8 oe 1 g \ 3 i a wit & _ a 2 i Fe p | ] i g : 4 JY. Port Perry Flamingo Pas- tries Juniors are currently tied for top spot in the Central Ontario Junior "C" Hockey League. In spite of a 4-2 loss to the Frankford Huskies on Sun- day night, that ended the teams nine game unbeaten streak, the club is tied with the Lindsay Trent-Muskies with 38 points apiece but the Flamingos still have one game in hand in the sche- dule. The team ended 1974 in great fashion on Sunday, December 29th by defeating the Cobourg Cougars 5-0 at the local arena. Wayne Cordingly was sen- sational in goal turning aside 34 Cougar shots to earn the shut out. Robin Kydd picked up a pair of goals with Neil McLaughlin, Rick Campbell and Bob Marquis picking up single markers: On Thursday, the 'Club travelled to Port Hope and handed the Panthers a 6-4 defeat. This game marked the return of Dave Bourgeois to the team and he lead the way with a big two goal effort. Rick Campbell, also, scor- ed twice with singles going to Dave Hill and Andy Litt. Paul Haddon continued his fine play as he picked up three assists. Sunday night marked the end of the Flamingos current HOUSE NOVICE Emiel's. Place defeated Tran's General Store 2-0. Scoring for Emiels were Menzies assisted by Clodd and Burnett unassisted. Scugog: ) Realty downed Kinsmen"Club 5-0. Scoring for Scugog were Farrell and Pratt each with 2 and Van Haarlem' with the single. Scugog Realty edged by Emiels Place 2-1. Scoring for Scugog were Pratt unas- sisted and Farrell assisted by Pratt. Scoring the loner for Emiels was Clodd assis- ted by Samells. Kinsmen Club and Trans General Store battled to a 1-1 tie. Scoring the goal for Kinsmen was Stevenson as- sisted by Tobin. Scoring the single for Trans was Fowler assisted by Richards. Kinsmen Club defeated Scugog Realty 2-1. 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The Flamingos played the Cougars in Cobourg on Mon- day night but the game was too late for the papers dead- line. The biggest game of the season takes place this Sun- day night, January 12th when the Lindsay Trent- Muskies come to town for a first place showdown. This should be the key game for the Flamingos if they hope to end up on top and should be a dandy, so come early as a large crowd can be assured when these two teams take to the ice. Steve Craig one of the top defensemen on the club was very happy following the All-Star game in Cobourg, December 23rd when he was picked the top player on the AllStar squad and was awarded a gold wristwatch for his effort. Dave Bourgeois who has finished his current semes- ter at school, and has joined the Flamingos, picked up a couple of goals and an assist to mark his debut. Dave should add some scoring punch for the play-offs. Bowmanville aided the Fla- mingo's on Friday night as LEAGUE for Kinsmen was Stevenson with both goals. Assists going to Warriner, Tobin and Ferguson. Scoring for Scugog was © Farrell unassisted. Trans General Store batt- led Emiels Place to a 1-1 tie. Scoring for Trans, Dempsey, assisted by Fowler. Scoring for Emiels was Samells unassisted. Scugog Realty defeated Trans General Store 4-1. Scoring for Scugog were Pratt with 2 and Gibson and Rahme with singles. Assists going to Paisley, Gibson and Pratt, with one each. Scor- ing for Trans was M. Dick- son assisted by I. Dickson. Kinsmen Club edged by Emiels Place 2-1. Scoring for Kinsmen was Desautels assisted by Tobin and Desautels unassisted. Scor- ing for Emiels was Lee unassisted. FLAMINGOS SPORT SHORTS | they upset Lindsay 3-2, with over 100 minutes in penalties being hénded out. Dave Jobb is the current penalty leader on the club with 58 minutes; with Rick Campbell moving into a tie with Robin Kydd with 39 points apiece in the team scoring. Thursday Night's game schedules for Bowmanville has been cancelled. Sunday's game with Lindsay can be heard live from the local Arena on Radio Station CKLY 940. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING December 30, 1974. Triples - 600 and Over: Gail Ballard 652, Shirley Chilton 621, Nancy Robinson 621, May Raby 607. Singles - 200 and Over: Gail Ballard 229, 223, 200; Nancy Robinson 210, 207, 204; Shirley Chilton 260, 200; Minnie Dejong 221, 211; Isa- belle Bartley 220, 215; Donna Thompson 261; Lois Hunting- ton 253; Mickey Mahaffy 239;May Raby 235; Betty Heayn 234; Shirley DeHaas 223; Jean Walker 222; France Venning 219; Leona Tripp 201; Effie Luke 200. Standings: Coasters ....................... Squirts... Whirlwinds ................... Boomerangs... Wishing Wells Steamers....................... Fireflies......................... 400 SA ---- a LI TRICIAN "spvs NEW ELECTRIC SYSTEMS JVE MUST LEARN, "THIS OUR BOSS - MAKES HIS UP-TO-DATE FRANK VALE ELECTRIC Greenbank - Ont. 985-3402 Flamingos tied for top position Midgets win five games, 2 tournament trophies The Toyota Wheels had a busy but successful Christ- mas holiday. The team travelled out to Kitchener and returned with the Con- solation trophy in the regional Toyota Tourn- ament. In the first game the boys played Aurora and came out slow and couldn't seem to catch up and as a result they lost by a score of 7-4. We'll blame this on nerves because we've sure seen the Wheels play better hockey. In the second game, it was a different story. The Wheels met a big, strong team from Riverside and although the Riverside goalie was very sharp, our boys from Port Perry work- ed together and came out ahead by a 5-2 score. The team and their par- ents stayed overnight and while the boys were enter- taining themselves in the hotel swimming pool, the parents were dancing the evening away. All courtesy of the Toyota Company. On Sunday, the final game against Stoney Creek was icing on the cake for the Wheels as they whipped the opposition 8-3 to bring home the trophy. This past Saturday, the Wheels were off to Camp- bellford and this time it was three tough games and win- ners all the way. In game one, they met Lakefield and won by a 4-1 score. This was an interest- ing game since Lakefield may be a team in contention during play-offs. Warsaw was the second team to go down to defeat at the hands of the Toyota Wheels, this time the score was 5-2 and everyone worked well to earn this win. In the Championship game, it was Wellington facing our Wheels, The Port Perry team had their tough- est game, as a Championship should be. } The Wellington goalie was outstanding and stopped shot after shot but the Wheels never gave up and emerged the victors by the score of 5-2. Phil Cochrane won the trophy as Most Valuable Player for Port Perry and the Wellington goalie won it for his team. Port Perry 'Toyota Wheels is a team. [Every player shares in their successes and their failures and all of the boys deserve your support at their home games on Mon- days, at 9:00 p.m. . ENE AR TSE Bx Say Silat § "en 4 i By | § AIS 4 > 3% ALL ola be 3s Sasabadd Lessard : Fla { eo NOW 52 WATER ST. 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