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The Emmerson's squad from the Port Perry Broomball League captured the B Championship in a tournament held over the weekend in Colborne. After losing their first game, Emmersons went the rest of the way without a defeat and in fact knocked off another Port Perry entry, Oddfellows in the final. Front from left: John Gerber, Ken Lit- tie, Mike Haines, Wayne Slute, Charles Den- nis, Ron Davey. Back from left: Doug Map- pin, Bill Gerber, Art Matthews, Les Allen, Rick Collins, Tim Dennis, Dermont Doyle. (Absent- Tom Powell) Belle-Deb squad comes home with gold medals On Sunday, February 12, the Port Perry IGA Belle-Deb team travell- ed to Kingston to com- pete in a one-day tour- nament. Our first game was at 11 a.m. against Smith Falls. Port dom- inated this game and came out on top by a score of 10-6. Scoring for Port was Rhonda White, 4 goals, 2 assists; Michelle Andrews 1 goal, 3 assists: Cheryl Dohertv and Janice Jackman each with 2 goals, 1 assist; Joanne Connors 2 assists; Kelley Raines 1 goal and Sharon Ash- more, Esther Sternad, Tracey Olsen and Kelly Storry each with one assist. Tracey Olsen was awarded a sportsman- ship medal for this game. We would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Waite for lunch at Mc- Donald's! It was good!! Our second game was at 5 p.m. against Whitby this was a close, rough game with Port winning 98. This was a total team effort, with every- one playing well. Scor- ing for Port was Rhonda White 4 goals, 1 assist; Joanne Connes 2 goals, 1 assist; Michelle Andrews and Janice Jackman each with 1 goal, 2 assists; Kelly Storry 3 assists; Cheryl Doherty 1 goal, 1 assist; Stranglehold on series (From page 18) ed away the first goal. Uxbridge retaliated for their first of the game at the 7:57 mark. With 2:30 left in the period, Mike Sorley working the corner fed a pass back to Todd Poppleton on the point, spotting his winger alone in the slot he let go a shot and Leatherdale made no mistake scoring on the open side. Port controlled the third period scoring five goals to Uxbridge's one. Clair Cornish picking up a rebound from Jarett Harman opened the scor- ing at the 11:53 mark, | Eric Grosvenor also' drew an assist. Perseverance behind the net by Kevin Gibson paid off in a goal for Derek Fitzgerald as The Legionaires went ahead 4-1. Jeff Mills and Derek Fitzgerald each drew an PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY assist on the goal by Kevin Gibson as they moved the puck around in Uxbridge end. It took only 47 seconds to chalk up two more goals, Clair Cornish picked the bot- tom corner for his second of the game with Jarett Harman assisting, then J.D. Rodway scored on a passing play from Mike Sorley. Sunday, Feb. 12th for the third game in Ux- bridge. The P.P. Legion PeeWee A's shut out their opponents 2-0. It was a close checking match and for the first period and a half it was a goalies dual as McCon- nell and Magee came up with many key saves. The Legionaires took a total of 16 minutes in penalties and the team did an excellent job of keeping Uxbridge off the scoreboard. It was not until the 6:50 mark of the second period when Port finally lit up the scoreboard on a power play, Chris Legere dum- ping the puck to Leather- dale in the corner who fed a pass to Mike Sorley positioned in front of the net. Mike missed on his first attempt, but was able to pickup his own rebound. With only 51 seconds rema in the game, Uxbridge pulled their goalie in favour of six attackers, Jarett Harman picking up the puck after Cornish won the face-off in his own end, shot the puck the length of the ice scoring into an empty net. The fourth game is scheduled for Wednes- day night in Port Perry at 7:30 come out and support the Leg. PeeWee A's. and Tracey Olsen and Sue Waite each getting 1 assist. Our defense lines of Kelley Raines, Sharon Ashmore, Sue Waite, Laurie Parry and Tracey Olsen play- ed well, ad did goalie, Jill Kendall. Jill also received the most sportsmanlike player medal. Thanks again to Mr. and Mrs. Waite for the donuts after this game. This put us into the championship game. We had to play against Whitby again, and this was a totally different game with Port winning 16-7. Scoring for Port was Rhonda White 6 goals, 2 assists; Janice Jack- man 5 goals, 2 assists; Cheryl Doherty 2 goals, 3 assists; Joanne Connors 1 goal, 3 ists; Kelly Storry 1 gaal, 2 assists; Michelle drews 1 goal, {| assist nd Sharon Ashmore ith 2 assists. The ngel, Janice Jackman got the sportsmanship medal. We would like to thank all the parents who came and supported us and Bev Thompson for coming on the bench with us. Thanks also to our manager, Joy Thompson. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 14, 1904 -- id | Pins, shikes SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES BOWLING End of 2nd Series. Team Standings: Comets - 47; Mustangs - 40; Cougars - 37; Sky- larks - 35; Bobcats - 30; Lynx - 21. MEN High Single Flat: Al York - 261. High Single with Handicap: Al York - 262. High Triple Flat: Bill Turner - 676. High Triple with Handicap: John Grieve - 712. LADIES High Single Flat: Helen Feverau - 254. High Single with Handicap: Helen Feverau - 277. High Triple Flat: Pat Turner - 267. High Triple with Handicap: Pat Turner - 719. Over 210: Helen Feverau - 254; Glen Howsam - 216,216; Vivian Rider - 251; Al York - 261; Jim Rider - 225,215; Gerry Louvelle - 242; Pat Turner - 239, 226; Felix Feverau - 225; John Grieve - 222; Beth Oke - 210; Sharon Woodhouse - 223; Bill Turner - 247,222. TUESDAY MENS Team Standings: Porkeys - 10; Sparkys Delight - 9; Stange Brew - 7, High Rollers - 7; Pat's Pushovers - 5; Heavy Rollers - 4. High Single: Pat Mason - 290. High Single with Handicap: John Grieve - 286. High Triple: Mason - 760. High Triple with Handicap: Randy Stauffer - 717. 215 And Over: John Criscione - 223; Randy Stauffer - 237,251; Tom Lockett - 227; Dave Vivian - 225; Ross Muir - 218; John Grieve - 235; Bill Reusink - 240; Ken Horner - 230; Pat Mason - 290,274; Craig Mc- Fadden - 218; Bruce Stauffer - 226; Steve Robinson - 262,224; Rick Deshane - 238; Tim Ash- Pat bridge - 275; Ken Stauffer - 234; Kevin Haugen - 259,257. 600 And Over: Pat Mason - 760; Steve Robinson - 691; Randy Stauffer - 678; Kevin Haugen - 673; Ken Stauffer - 642; Bill Reu- sink - 619; Dave Vivian - 607; Tom Lockett - 602. YOUTH LEAGUE Team Standings: Hawks - 267 Bluc Jays - 25; Orioles - 21; Falcons - 15; Eagles - 10; Blue Birds - 9. Section Winners: Hawks. ATOM TOURNAMEN Sponsored by Port Perry Lions Club SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th Girls High Single: Christine Taylor - 143. Girls High 'Double: Stephanie Tower - 267. Boys High Single: Chris Moore - 208. Boys High Double: Chris Moore - 350. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Oh Henrys - 39; Kit Kats - 37; Milky Ways - 37; Almond Joys - 32; Sweet Maries - 29; Coffee Crisps - 17. 2ND Section Winners: Oh Henrys. High Single: Marg Lee - 298. High Triple: Ann Meester - 729. Triples over 600: Ann Meester - 729; Merle St John - 686; Marg Lee - 659; Gerri Langille - 657; Gladys McColl - 605. Singles over 200: Marg Lee - 298,200; Ann Meester - 263,251,215, Gerri Langille - 246,231, Merle St John - 244,230, 212; Yvonne Priebe - 237; Gladys McColl - 235; Barb Kelly - 221, Carol Koch - 217,202; Jo Anne Russell - 211,206; Nancy Barr - 207; Marg Moore - 206; Amy Van- schagen - 202. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Team Standings: Opals - 31; Emeralds - 19.5; Pearls - 19; Dia- monds - 13; Rubies - 12; Jades - 10.5. Over 200: P. Norton - 236; M. Hawes - 211; L. Faint - 202; F. Venning - 238,223; J. Mitchell - 220; D. Storms - 251; L. Lynde - 226; J. Walker - 214; C. Williamson - 211, 254; B. Pereman - 208, D. Keeler - 213,200; V. Rider - 231,253; J. Stauffer - 203; K. Welts - 282; B. Appleby - 285. Over 600: F. Venning - 650; C. Williamson - 627; V. Rider - 676; B. Apple- by - 621. High Single Flat: B. Appleby - 285. High Single with Handicap: Brenda Appleby - 285. High Triple Flat: V. Rider - 676. 'High Triple with Handicap: C. William- son - 690. MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Rubys - 48; Pearls - 43; Diamonds - 38; Topaz - 37; Emeralds - 25; Opals - 24. High Singles: F. Venning - 280; L. Price - 240; C. Jackson - 232. Singles over 200: R. Beare - 212,209; R. Fin- ley - 230,225; I. Lisanti - 216; B. Thompson - 230; L. Price - 240; D. Mc- Dougall - 200; M. Burn- field - 201; O. Smith - 203; R. Desrochers - 206; C. Jackson - 233; F'. Venning - 209,280; V. Canning - 213. High Triples: F. Venning - 662; R. Beare - 504; C. Jackson - 591. Triples over 600: F. Venning - 662. MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Cadillac - 5; Corvette - 5; Thunderbird - 5; Lin- coln - 2; Mercedes - 2; Mustang - 2. Singles over 200: Marg Pelow - 238,200; Sharon Stone - 224,205; Alice Glasbergen - 204, 202; Gail Loudfoot - 201, 200; Gail Kowalczyk - 235; Joanne Mason - 223, Corinne Watts - 207, Linda Marsh - 205; Marg McConnell - 204. Triples over 600: Marg Pelow - 612. High Single: Pelow - 238. High Triple: Pelow - 612. Marg Marg Petites lose to Oshawa On Sunday, Feb. 12 the Bruton's IDA Petites travelled to Oshawa to play the Oshawa 'A' team. We came home with a loss as we were defeated 9-6. The girls gave an all out effort offensively but they seemed to forget at times to play defense as time and again Oshawa had good chances on goal. Scoring for Bruton's were Lisa Levy 2, Misty Andrews 2, Kelly Menzies 1, and Denna Lovering 1. Assists were picked up by Kelly, Amy Parlia- ment, Monika I ranssen and Nicole Slack. The 8:00 A.M. - Port Perry vs. Whitby 9:00 A.M. - Alliston vs. Port Hope 10:00 A.M. - Oshawa Red Wings vs. Pickering 11:00 A.M. - Mississauga Dixies vs. Kewswick SCUGOG ARENA PORT PERRY other girls on the team played well and all will be out for revenge when we play this team again. Next game is on Sun. Feb. 19 at 11:00 a.m. in Brooklin. See you there! Tweens Win On Sunday Feb. 12 the Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens travelled to Oshawa to win 15-3, Scoring for us were Jenny Blanchard 5, Michelle Beare 5, Kelly Calloway 3 and Jackie Durham 2. Assists went to Jenny, Paige Smith and Jackie with 1. Kelly had 2. Oshawa played well but our girls over powered them by far.