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Improved Bantam B defeat Woodville by Danny Millar A pair of goals and an all rounded strong effort from winger Tony Kersten pro- pelled Port Perry Canadian Tire Bantam B's to its second win of the hockey season. It was an exciting 5-4 victory over visiting Woodville Monday, January 19. « The Port Perry team has been playing well lately, but still only have a win over Sunderland and a pair of ties to go along with this recent effort. They have been rejuvenated by the improved work of goaltender Stephen Patterson and Bantam A cuts Fred Cockerton Jr. and Jeff Cox. Cox scored the third Port marker. Patterson's work between the pipes reflects the play of the team so far this season. He had trouble at the beginn- ing of the season but improvement has been.. noticeable. He made several key stops in the Woodville game that could have turned it around had they gone the other way. The game was tense right up until the end. The two teams were never more than a goal apart and the outcome wasn't settled until the 11:42 mark of the third period when Port's Cearns slipped a backhander behind goaler Ron Stewart's legs. Kersten took a slashing penalty late in the. game that - allowed Woodville to press in Port's end. Port was aided by Patterson's netminding and a strategical error by Woodville when they elected Ringette (From page 14) lack enthusiasm, but exper- ience. This game won 9 to 4 by Port Perry was enjoyed by the girls and spectators because of the sportsman- ship shown by our girls. The Port goals were credited to Allyson Mitchell-2, Janice Jackman-2, Julie Abraham- 2. Each adding one goal to the game were Michelle Newell, Kelly Raines, and Diane McDougall. Once again thanks to the parents for the transportat- ion support and their super girls. not to replace Stewart with another shooter with a face- off in Port's end in the last minute of play. The first two periods ended in deadlocks, at 1-1 after the first and 3-3 15 minutes later. Kersten opened the scoring when he carried the puck in close and slipped it in the side of the net at 5:53. Willy Thronburry tied it from his centerman's position when he fired a shot passed Patter- son, who was screened by his own defenceman. Thorn- burry also set up a pair of goals. ' Kersten put Port up 2-1 early in the second period with a power play goal but Mike tied it again when he scored on a breakaway after taking a pass off the boards at center ice. Port had to play catch up for the only time after Robbie Rea scored but Cox drew them even for the third time after taking a pass from the slot and slipping it past Stewart. He was hit in the stomach on the play but skated off under his own power. Dean Smith, the team's top offensive player, and Cearns scored in the final period and Phil Archibald replied for Woodville. Junior Rebels capture Lindsay tournament by Danny Millar Port Perry High School Junior Rebels needed two field goals from guard Todd Wilbur to nip Brock 45-41 in overtime to win a Lindsay Basketball Tournament. Saturday, January 24. The Brock team was coached by former PPHS legendary mentor Arend Dekker. Port Perry coach Glen Rideout admitted this had a psychological effect on his team. '"The guys wanted very badly to beat them," he stated, 'They were very nervous." Coach Rideout also claim- ed his athletes, playing in their third game of the day, were tired, but overall he was pleased. "They (Port Perry) played well. Our defence played very well in Legionaires drop Lindsay by Carol Wilbur In the last league game of the season the Pee Wee Legionaires defeated Lind- say by a score of 6-4. Port started strong by scoring four unanswered goals. They coasted on their lead in the third to let Lind- say come within two but held on for the 6-4 win. Dave Burnett scored two goals. Craig Menzies, Tim Cannon, Jim White and John Harman each scored one goal. Greg Warriner had two assists. Jeff Cockerton and David Culbert each had one assist. all three games." Wilbur ended the- game with 14 points apd forward Brett Oostermay ended with 18. Oostermar' came out of the tight contest late in regu- lation time and did not return. He had a cramp, said the coach. Brock led by one point at half time and sent it into overtime. With a free throw with no time left. They did not score in the extra inning. Oosterman and Wilbur OR PURCHASE ONE OF THESE HOMES WITH EXCELLENT 11 7/8% FINANCING. CHOICE OF 3 grows quite like it. Our Accumulation Annuity competitive rates for convenient periods A floating interest rate or a guaranteed interest rate for one year, three years, or five years - it's your option with our Accumulation Annuity. And because there is no front-end load or policy fee, all your money goes to work for you immediately. 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