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Midgets find the going rough 7h AA 3 dnd lindo iatiive PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 17, 1979 -- 19 Local broomball league opens new season by Danny Millar Central East Region of the Ontario Broomball Associa- tion got their league under- way with three games on Sunday, October 14, at the Scugog arena in Port Perry. C and B Livestock scored the most impressive victory as they shut out Brian's Towing 6-0. It was the first match on the three bout card. Don Phinney led C & B with a goal and three assists. His first goal came with less than a minute to play in the first period after he took a pass from Ron Redman and scored on Towing goalie Wayne Cox. Bill Thompson was serving a penalty at the time. The shot gave C & B a 2-0 lead. C & B's first score also came on a power play with John Ihnat off. It came 12:25 into the game as C & B put lots of pressure on Cox. The first good chance was Doug Scott parked himself on the edge of the crease but had his point blank range shot deflected over the boards. The goal came moments later when defenceman Mike Healey passed to Ken Jeff- rey who scored from the left circle. In the second period Rob Evans blasted in his first of two goals with 6:04 to play. He gunned it from the face off circle to his left, Late in the period C & B blueliner Harvey Parrinder was hit along the boards in his own end and was shaken up. He lay prone for several seconds before arising and heading to his bench under his own power. He returned to the ice in the last session. C & B added three points in the last fifteen minutes to cement the win. Evans scored his second from Phin- ney, and defenceman Randy Crawford assisted on the fifth goal. C& B, the defending cham- pions, were missing three talented broomers who were serving suspensions from last season fights. Mark Lee, Ken Bryant, and Bill Owen will be helpful additions when they return. CLOSE MATCH Blackstock edged Emmer- son Insurance 2-1 in the second game on goals by K. Dalton and S. Hawes. Steve Robinson replied for Emm- erson. Blackstock controlled most of the opening period play but could not score. Robinson put Emmerson in front with six minutes to play as he shot the orange ball | losing two exhibition games Grant Menzies Motors Midgets dropped two pre- season exhibition games this past week. October 10th at the Child- ren's Arena in Oshawa, Port were on the shortend of a4 to 2 score. ATTENTION: Wood Burners .- ACHIMNEY LINED WITH SOOT AND CREOSOTE CAN CAUSE DANGEROUS CHIMNEY FIRES WHICH COULD DESTROY YOUR HOME! Take This Worry Out Of Your Life By Professional, Dustless Chimney Cleaning KLEAN SWEEP CHIMNEY SERVICE Your Local Chimney Sweep 985-3111 EO Een NON -4 o 2 I> Nb 0 | The Oshawa B team pretty well controlled the play in the first period and built up a 3 to 0 lead. They added one more late in the second period. Port cut the margin in half scoring the only two goals in the third period. Joe Williams got the first goal unassisted when he scored from a scramble in front of the net. Paul Storry scored the second one on a close-in backhand shot after taking a pass from Scott Sandison. October 12th, in Stouffville Port were shutout 4 to 0. Stouffville scored once in each of the first two periods and added a pair in the final period. Both of these teams are a couple of categories higher than Port in the O.M.H.A. PETERBOROUGH LUMBER"S GET THE JUMP ON ' SALE Don't Get Caught in the Cold! THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SAVE AT PETERBOROUGH LUMBER'S 'GET ON WINTER SALEY' THE JUMP SALE ENDS THIS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1979. PETERBOROUGH LUMBER BUILDING CENTRES Highway 7A - PORT PERRY - 985-7334 Other PAL Yards Located in: Peterborough, Lakefield. Bancroft, Minden, Port Hope, Trenton, Stirling and Campbeliford classifications. Despite being on the short end of the score the coach was very pleased with the team efforts. One of the definite bright spots was goal tending as both Clay Lovering and Rob Franssen played excel- lent games. Port will be playing in a , much stronger league this year than in the past. The team is still carrying a few extra players. Once the line up is set and the boys have a chance to play together as a unit they have every indica- tion of being competitive with teams from these larger population centers. Team members are:Man- ager-Bob Storry, Coach- Butch Potts, Trainer-Mike Adams, goal- Clay Lovering, Rob Franssen, Skaters- Mark Jeffrey, Mike And- rews, Pat Johnson, Joe Will- iams, Brian Dickson, Paul Storry, Robert Horton, Kev- in Long, Todd Blayone, Scott Sandison, Sean Fewer, Scott Wallace, Todd Wilbur, Robert Cook, Doug Potts, Brian Mikkelsen and Alan Jones. Dynos ready togo by Yvonne Priebe The Executive hope every- one had a very good and safe summer. With the cold weather these days, it's time to start thinking of snow- mobiling again. The Cart- wright Dyno's will be start- ing their meetings on Oct. 21, 1979 in Nestleton Hall at 7:30. Meetings will be held the third Sunday of the month. We are a family club and everyone is welcome. The Executive of the Club have been busy all summer planning lots of activities for this winter. There will be lots of group rides 'and family rides around the trails. There will be C.0.R.S.A. Family Day and also Snowarama. We will be having a Fund Raising Dance on November 24, 1979. Please do try to bring the family and come out to the meeting. Bring a friend along, also. Hope to see you there across the red line. Blackstock tied the score in the middle frame with 10:50 to play as Dalton blast- ed in a shot. One Emmerson player was so distraught over the play that he slamm- ed his stick down on the ice, shattering it into splinters. The game got a little nasty about the middle of the per- iod. Elbows, sticks, and shoves were commonplace as players met along the ice surface. Hawes scored the winner as he deflected a shot from the blue line into the net with 10:18 to go. Utica Farm Auto defeated Rick Larocque Electric 2 to 1 in an exciting game. Larocque was helped by the last minute addition of defenceman Colin Wackett who had arrived from Toron- to where he attends Univers- ity. Bill Bridge scored Lar- ocque's only goal after just 21 seconds had elapsed. He cruised in on netminder Don Card untouched and flipped the ball past him. The goal was unassisted. Throughout the game both sides came up with some sharp defensive plays. One of the best scoring chances came in the second period as Larocque was foiled on a three on one attempt. Tim Ashbridge did not miss, hovever, as he finaliz- ed a two on one break that had the Larocque rear- guards cleanly beaten. Jack Monsona netted the winner with a scant 47 sec- onds to go in the game as he emerged from a scramble in the goal mouth with the ball and scored. The goal drew a tremen- dous arguement from the Larocque players. Wackett and Bridge led the charge to the referee, claiming the Monsona was in the crease. The official disagreed, so the point stood. NLS ] AY J -- Enjoy the Canadian HOT TUB Experience! For more information call Your Local Distributor: JOY McKAY (705) 357-2227 00000 CC0CCCC be TT TT eT Tei Tele Tek Te Tu Te Th Toe | 162525252525252525252525a5 ICCC 295252 3C oT Ta O.H.A. Junior C \ "SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th - 7:30 P.M. Stouffville Clippers vs Port Perry Adults: $1.50 Students: $1.00 Children: 50¢ : 1 H ockey ICICICICICICT MoJacks NGC IOC LOO0OO000O00 The newest h'(e fd qqledqTe All Models Available. 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