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Ad \ Yai 2 ¥ SL) LAE ATE VTE: NE I RN "aE od I Pir JOY PR TA Xe { RSHY AAT Ne) it . Ha t > » ESTAS - Fhe ' IC LH ES i ¥ 4 ' J] : ' ve : A ' . : taarat & VLA ails : NY VER BSED SE LEN ATLAS AA FAL 4 : PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. ! . ) Flamingos drop third game to Muskies Port Perry Flamingo Pastries Junior are on the brink of elimination from the Central Ontario Junior *'C" League final as they trail the Lindsay Trent-Muskies 3 games to two. After losing the opening game 4-1 at home the Flamingos bounced back to trounce the Muskies 7-1 in their home arena in one of their best performances of the season. Wayne Cordingly played an outstanding game in goal for the local club and held eo the Muskies off the score sheet until his mates started to score. Neil McLaughlin playing one of his finest games in a Flamingo uni- form scoring three goals with Bob Marquis netting a pair. Andy Litt and Paul Hadden scored single mark- ers with Steve Doyle reply- ing for Lindsay. On Thursday night the Flamingos moved into a 2-1 game lead in the series as they again defeated the Muskies by a 5-4'score in a thrilling overtime game. Robin Kydd lead the Flamingos in this game with three goals including the tieing goal with 28 seconds left in the game and his third of the night came in sudden death overtime. Paul Had- den and Neil McLaughlin where the other scorers for Port Perry. The Flamingos on Friday night travelled to Lindsay ® and dropped a poorly played game by a 6-2 score with Carlo Camazzolo notching _ both Flamingo goals. On Sunday night in Port Perry the Trent-Muskies moved ahead in the series by a game by taking a well played hard fought 5-2 game. The Lindsay Club at one point held a 3-0 lead on goals by Mike Hadley, Don East- man and Jim Coombs, but the local team worked hard to narrow the score to 3-2 going into the final frame on goals by Rick Campbell and Ken Jeffrey. In the third period the Flamingos were both unlucky and unfortunate as time after time Larry Al- ldred made many excellant saves in the Lindsay goal and with less than 2 minutes to play the Muskies added goals by Steve Richardson and Jim Coombs with his second to salt away the game. The sixth game in the series was played last night, Tuesday, in Lindsay and if the Flamingos were fortun- ale to fight back and even the series the seventh and decid- ing game will be in Port Perry on Thursday March the 13th. So watch for the posters for this game. "FLAMINGO Sport Shorts Andy Litt who has played so well in the play-offs missed Sundays game with a pulled groin muscle. Bracebridge defeated Hunts- ville 5-4 on the weekend to win the Northern group 4 games to 2 and are now awaiting the winner of the Central Ontario Juniors "'C"' series. 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Membership is now up to 185 families. INCOME TAX [AI8RR BLOCK: THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE GREENBANK 985-2416 GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985.7383 PORT PERRY STAR All committees must have their reports up to date and handed in at the April meet- ing. The nominations and elections will be held on May 11th. Next Sunday is cook-out and more information will be given in the bulletin this week. It is an interesting thing to learn that the snow show was the second largest in Ontario. It was agreed to donate $25.00 to the Boy Scouts to help send some ot them to Norway. Avery enjoyable trail ride was held by the club Sunday, on some of our trails and also other club trails, about 35 machines went on this run. Following is a list of names of the trophie winners fro last weeks drag races: Stock B - Nigel Mole. Wm Manley Stock € - Ist Michael Mole 2nd Nigel Mole. Stock D - Ist Garry Gibson, 2nd John Cunningham. Stock E - 1st Peter Niklaus, 2nd Harry Austin. 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