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20 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 10, 1976 League champion Cougars defeat Flamingos, Muskies By Wayne Venning The Cobourg Cougars have captured the Central Ontario Junior "C" League Champ- ionship by eliminating the Lindsay Muskies in four straight games. Following there 4-2 victory over the Flamingos the Cougars made short work of the Muskies who had finish- ed the season in second place but it now appears the only competition the powerful Cobourg team had was against the Port Perry Club, who would now have to rate as the "runner-up" to the Cougars. _ After an "up and down" season the young Flamingo team played exceptionally well in the Cobourg series and pressed the team to the limit before being eliminat- ed. The Flamingos loose only two regular players, Bob Marquis and Ken Davidson to overage class, but several more will probably be at- tending school out of town and be unavailable to play. Another plus for the local team has been the maturing of the young defensive unit of John Kane, Rob Ashenhurst, Jamie Malcolm and Robert VanCamp. These young players played well in the play-off and with one years experience under their belts should be even stronger next season. With the local Midgets and Bantams both progressing well in their respective play- offs the picture for the future of the Flamingos looks even brighter in the coming season ahead. SPORT SHORTS The Cobourg Cougars will now meet the Huntsville Juniors in the O.H.A. quarter final round. At Sunday's .Cobourg- Lindsay game several troph- ies were presented by the league with Cobourg's Randy Fife winnjng the scor- ing championship; Cobourg the league trophy for a first place finish; Lindsay's Dave Jamieson and Steve Hickson for the top goaltending aver- age; and Dan Dunn of the " BOARDING A A ; (5 CAT & DOG FOOD g Case of 48-15 oz. cans (dented) $6.50 or 0 5 cases at $6.00 each. 0 SHUR-GAIN 20 kg. (44 Ibs.) at $8.75. Frozen beef still $9.50 per 35 Ib. box. HWY. 12BROOKLIN WE DELIVER . 655-4721 PUPPIES TRAINING Port Hope Panthers as the most sportsmanlike player in the league with Carlo Cammazzola being runner- up in the voting, There is still plenty of minor hockey. available at the arena so all the Flamingo fans should turn out and watch the Flamingos of the future and give them your support. Wheels down 2 games to 1 (Continued) puck up to centre where Phil Cochrane took over and let a blistering shot go that made the Schomberg goalie shake his glove. Cochrane did it again stealing the puck and pulling the goalie at the very last minute. Rob Evans slipped it over to Steve Jones who drove it past to make the score 6-4. Time was against them and Schomberg served up the win with a goal into the empty net. But the Wheels came off smiling. Again they outshot Schomberg, this time 10-4 and the feeling in the dress- ing room was that those shots would go in next game for sure. 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Dorie MacDonald (left) 12, of Port Perry, received a Bronze medal competing against 17 others in the Preliminary class: Gina Brinkman, 16, of Port Perry earned a silver medal in the Bronze Interprative and a Bronze in Pre-novice competing against 13 skaters in each class, and Judy Ayre, 12, of Blackstock, received a Silver medal in the Preliminary from a class of 17 skaters. Congratulations girls. PeeWee Selects defeat Buffalo .. One of the most exciting hockey games of the season took place before a crowd of over 200 at Port Perry arena on Saturday as the Port Perry PeeWee Selects host- ed a team from Buffalo, New York: The Port Perry team selected from non-all star players in the regular house league teams defeated a Buffalo "B" team in a close- ly fought duel by a score of 2-1. Outstanding goaltending by Buffalo's Bill' Pearce re- sulted in a scoreless' first period. The tie was broken by Buffalo in the second period as Bernie Brown scor- ed an unassisted goal half- way through the game, Andy Czilock of Port Perry tied the score in the third period with an assist from Stephen Smith The winning goal was scored by Paul VanCamp assisted by Scott McHugh. Excellent referring by Bob Horn and Tim Kane ensured an exciting, fast and hard fought, clean game, handing out only one penalty. The 16 boys from Buffalo and their parents were then taken to the Anglican Parish Hall for a supper organized by the mothers of the Port Perry team. Medallions were presented to the Buffalo players as souven- iers of their visit to Port Perry. Paul Arculus and Ken Bateman coaches of the home team presented gifts to the visiting coaches and Reg. Rose greeted the parents on behalf of Scugog Council. The Port Perry team jour- ney to Buffalo for a return engagement on March 21. 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