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SITE INT IIE SERA COCR FFA | ports PORT PERRY 38 HENRY STREET 37 (Feb. 27) The game started off on rather a slow note for Port and it appeared that Henry might run the Port team right out of their gym, the Port team fought back from a 13 point deficit and with 1 min- ute to go in the game Colin Wackett sank two foul shots to put Port ahead 38-37. From there on Port's de- fense did not give the Henry Street team a good shot and Porl being in for the win. Top However, scorers for Port were Pete Lane 13, Colin Wackett 11, Gord Hintze 8, Dennis Watson 6. Malmont Atoms win exhibition game 2-1 Port were short a few players who could not make the trip but the ones that were there all played very wel! and we come home with a win. Bowmanville scored first at the 5:45 mark of the first period but the Malmont gang dominated the play for the rest of the game missing several scoring chances. Port scored their first goal at 2:45 of the second period. Phil Bower scored assisted by Todd Menzies and Alan Jones. At the 6:39 mark of the third period Todd Blay- one scored unassisted. Final score two to one for the » . Ld Midget Boys Basketball Results . < PORT PERRY 49 'bustled in this particular O'NEILL 42 contest. Top scorers for Port (Feb. 18) This was one of were Pele Lane 13, Dennis the most satisfying wins of Watson 8, Colin Wackett 8. the year for the Port Perry team. The O'Neill team being in first place and hav- PORT PERRY 50 ing defeated Port 56-40 in an CENTRAL 31 earlier game were some- (Feb. 25) The Port team what overconfident. totally dominated the Cent- > O'Neill controlled the earl- ral team and Port led 33-5 at ~~ ier part of the game and led - the half. The Central team 27-20 at the half. a 17 point could not break the Port third quarter outburst for Perry team's press and con- Port pushed the home team sequently lost the ball time into a lead which they never and time again. The final relinquished. Colin Wackett score was Port 50, Central showed some excellent play- 31. Top scorers for Port were making and ball control Colin Wackett 14, Pete Lane throughout the game. Top 12, Gord Hintze 8, and Denis scorers for Port were Gord Watson 8. . @ Hintze with 25, Colin Wackett 12, Dennis Watson 7. PORT PERRY 31 EASTDALE 45 (Feb. 21) The Port team Say extremely i? In fs Malmont Farms Atoms See pri) Dy y bosed travelled to Orono on Sat- h lor'. Enstiole t > urday, March 8 and played a ungrier asiqae team. ym from Bowmanville. Port was outplayed and out- J a oRMBERC KENNEL 5 $2 we hey Got ver Ling Gre SO HWY - 12, BROOKLIN, ONT. LOB 1CO (416) 655-4721 BOARDING - TRAINING PUPPIES A } zm et * | FRESH FROZEN BEEF tor pets 25% MOST POPULAR DRY DOG FOODS - 25 - 50 Ib. bags from $10.05 per 50 Ib. up PLASTIC BASE Malmont Farms Atoms. RR RAY "INDUSTR GLEN EATON PAINTS LIMITED ELMWOOD, ONTARIO Tel: 519-364-1919 "Barn Painting Specialists" LE) a NAME 15 Ae PORT PERKY STAK = - wedriésuay War Vz; 7% her A It took three minutes of overtime in the last round of a four-school tournament for the R. H. Cornish Public School girls' basketball team to go down fighting. When the overtime was over, the scoreboard showed Whitby Senior School 20 and Cornish 18. First round play saw Cornish defeat Henry Street High School (grades 7 and 8) and Whitby defeat Joseph Gould Public School at Uxbridge. Seen here are graphic evidence of a hard-fought final game. SB 5 Rt TRY "PA. os BARN PAINTING ADDRESS VPlowing Match Special" PHONE LOT CON. .. to All Farmers of Durham Mail this coupon now, at no obligation Region and Plowing match area. f. RT TS TR SRT Es Sate a SS RUSE Be ae A TW J ? > r It] py hi |< AS < 7 no AES Som ' wh. Pips ' i NPD a TEEN RN Ww - ee _ & Td ge, a CY 7! FYI RETR 9 _Y - os Ta PE = TA Ce Ae Ta SE ER, p--_--