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Bernie McCaney scored at the 19:33 mark from Jim Beatty, Ken Smart scored two minutes later from Tim Curry and then Tim Curry scored his second from Scott Davis. Final score Sportsland 4, Compton 0. Goaltender for this game were Doug McSween for Sportsland and Rick Huggins for Compton. J&D Carpentry started things off quickly but Gre- Three Reb victories against Dunbarton by Kathleen Taylor All three Port High boys basketball teams were successful last week with wins in a triple header against Dunbarton. The games were played at home on Wednesday, January 12. The senior boys won with a final score of 60-55. Scott Wallace and Todd Wilbur were high scorers with 24 and 18 points respectively. The midgets and juniors were also triumphant. The junior boys team also participated in a tournament at G.L. Roberts on Saturday, January 15. They came away with two hard fought victories against Bowman- ville and Henry Street before being defeated in the finals by a team from West Humber. Both wins and the final game resulted from a strong team effort from all players making up for two key injuries. The midget and senior boys will play in an exhib- ition game against Cart- wright on Tuesday, January 18, at home. The teams then have a two week holiday while they write exams. Good luck Rebels! Pee Wee B's win 5-3 The evening of January 10th, the George Stone Pee Wee B's hosted Uxbridge for their final league game together. Port won with a 5-3 score. The 'Stones' played a strong first period and chalk- ed up four goals. The first went to Ian Smith 4 and one half minutes into play with assists going to Jeff Oke and Tim Allsopp. The second marker went to Jimmy Vernon assisted by Keith Roberge, the third goal was scored by Mike Toye, assisted by Kevin Gibson and Mark Elliott, and No.4 was credited to Jeff Oke with assists earned by Tim Allsopp and Ian Smith. Uxbridge played hard in the second period and scored their first goal. Going into the final period, Kevin Gib- son netted Port's fifth goal assisted by Mike Toye and Davis Watts. Uxbridge put on the final pressure and earned 2 more goals before the end of the game. There was 6 minutes of penalty time for both teams. ProSeal * Air leakage accounts for 22-30% of the annual heating load. * On an oil heating bill of $500/year, air loss can commonly cost about $150. ProSeal will have an estimator do a thorough evaluation of your needs at no obligation. They will tell you exactly what you need and the cost. The rest is up to you. A house built before January 1971 is eligible for the CHIP Grant. Canadian General Standards Board approved Contractor . All work guaranteed. © 986-4278 Caulking & Weather Stripping 4 ccSB 475-5460 gory's took over, to win the game 5-2. J&D started at the 13:15 mark in the 1st when John Foster scored on a pass from Bryan Norton and Joe Curran. Then Gregory's took control as they came back with three goals. The 1st goal was scored by Dave Bourgeois from Ray Zap- araniuk and Dale Bronson. Minutes later Doug Bronson put Gregory's ahead 2-1 as he went in by himself. The next shift of Randy Logan, Greg Heffering and Bob Hutchinson put it together and put Gregory's ahead 3-1. J&D came back at the 5:20 mark when Jim Duncan scored from Wayne Fox and Bill Van Camp. While still in the first period Dale Bronson scored from brother Doug and Dave Bourgeois to give Gregorys a 4-2 lead at the end of the first. One goal in 2nd that was scored by Bob Hutchinson Radio fhaek. Authorized Sales Centre and assisted by Randy Logan gave Gregory's the 5-2 win. Scott Sinclar played net for Gregory's and Doug Mc- Sween played net for J&D. Crandell's Riverboat are looking better every game as they beat the number 1 team, B.J. Donuts 6-1. In the 1st, Crandells led 2;0 as Bill Little and Bruce Smith scored the goals and Al Bonner picked up an assist. 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