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o_o Ra. Players at left from the Port Perry Bantam A's found the range for a goal during Sunday's playoff ac- tion against Picton. Port Perry routed the visitors by an 8-2 score fo win the best of final four games to three, It had been down three to one in the series. On Saturday, the team beat Picton 7-2. Port Perry now advances to the next round of the all-Ontario final against a tough Alliston squad. was a strong comeback for Port Perry who at one time At the Regional broomball playdowns They went with visions of gold, but after a weekend of tough broomball competition, two teams from the Port Perry league had to be content with silver medals in the Central East Ontario playdowns held in LeFroy. Beacock's Hardware went down to defeat 2-1 in tl e final to Thornton in the Intermediate Division, and Utica Farm lost a 1-0 heart- breaker to Brookdale in the final of the Elite Division. Some individual players received recog- nition for their efforts over the weekend as Murray Down of Utica Farm was named MVP in the tough Elite Division. Steve Hawes and Tom Wotten of Bea- cock"s were chosen to play for Innisfil who are hosting the provincial playdowns in Barrie March 24. And Cordell Keuning will play for Thornton in the same playdowns. It was a gruelling weekend for Beacock's as they battled for a berth in the final through six games. They got off with a tough loss to Innisfil in game one, going down to defeat 4-3 in overtime as the teams had been locked at two each after regulation, Scoring for Beacock's were G. Toutant, L. Poulin and W. McGuigan. Dave Dalton had two assists with T. Wotten picking up one helper. In game two, Rick McLean turned in a shut-out as Beacocks downed Fraserville 3-0 with goals coming from R. Wagg, L. Poulin and G. Toutant. Beacocks continued to roll with a 4-1 win over Lakeshore as Dave Dalton clicked for two and singles went to S. Hawes and Laval Poulin. That victory put them TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG MUNICIPAL OFFICES: 181 PERRY STREET, P.O. BOX 209, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO LOB 1NO Telephone: (416) 985-7346 or (416) 985-7393 DOREEN M. VAN CAMP ANNOUNCES "CARTWRIGHT REVISITED, 1983 NOW AVAILABLE: Sesquicentennial edition" Contains 223 pages of photographs and history of the for- mer Cartwright Township - an updated and revised edition of the first Photo Album which was published in 1973. COST ... $25.00 per copy (plus handling & mailing) (Ontario $3.00; other $5.00 per copy) BULK RATE ... (before Sept. 1/84) CHEQUES PAYABLE TO THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG. 10 or more copies - $20.00 per copy (plus postage) Still available from Joyce Kelly, Blackstock, Ontario BLACKSTOCK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY PUBLICATION "HISTORY OF CARTWRIGHT" - $2.50 plus handling & mailing ORDER FORM: "CARTWRIGHT REVISITED, 1983 'tournament. into the' semi-final against Innisfil, the team that had dumped them in overtime in game one. Beacocks got their sweet revenge as they played well in front of McLean to earn a 29 victory. Scoring came from S. Hawes and L. Poulin with T. Wotten setting up both markers. In the final against Thornton, the teams were deadlocked at one each until the final minute when the winn- ing goal was scored. Beacocks applied a lot of pressure in the dying seconds, but just failed to get the equalizer. S. Hawes got the lone marker. ELITES In the Elite division, Utica opened up with a 20 win over Alliston with Don Card getting the shut-out. M. Mitchell and A. Smith counted the goals with Mitchell and Ian Down getting assists. Don Card continued to have a hot hand in the nets in game two as Utica blanked Toronto Grizzlies by the same 2-0 margin with Rob Evans and A. Smith getting the goals. M. Down and K. Fraser were credited with the assists. But it was a different story in game three, as Utica shooters were shut down in a 3-0 loss to Brookdale. Needing a win to reach the final, Utica unleashed the fire power and trounced Oshawa Carlos 5-0, with "Card nailing down his third shut-out of the Murray Down clicked for a piar of goals and an assit, while singles went to M. Mitchell, B. Smith and Ian Down. Rob Evans and Aldon Smith had two assists each in this one. Silver medals for local toms The final game was a closely fought affair with Brookdale emerg- ing as the winners by the slimmest of margins, 1-0, and Utica had to be content with the silver medals. In the Port Perry Broomball loop, playoff action resumes this Sun- day at 4:30 p.m. with Utica staring elimin- ation jn the face as they are down 1-0to C and B in the best of three finals for the league crown. A victory by Utica would force a third and deciding game in this series. On Wednesday March "7 the Malmont Atoms opened their best of 5 series against Uxbridge at home and took the first game 5 to 0. Carey Labuik went the dis- tance between the pipes for the well-deserved shutout. Jason Coch- rane opened the scoring on a high shot from in close with Jason Towns getting an assist on his shot from the point. Jan Heyes then fired three straight goals for a natural hat trick with Dan Sluggett and Scott Menzies figuring in the first one, Scott Menzies and Mark Andrews earning assists on the second and Mark Andrews and Jason tering assists on his third goal while Port was on the power play. Port's final marker was notched by centre Dan Sluggett from his wingers Jan Heyes and Scott On Saturday March 10 the Sportsland Juniors hosted the Lindsay team. There is strong competition between these two teams which are very even in talent and ability, both teams were short players due to vacation time. This, however, was the Sport- sland turn to win the final score was 5-3. Heidi Meisner scored all five goals making her PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 13, 1984 -- 2) Ly +S Atoms roll \ two straight goose eggs Menzies. A good job done by Port's defence- man who limited the Ux- bridge = opportunities. Mike Feasby, Brett Puckrin, Steve Laird, Steve Staniland and Jason Towns. ~ On Friday March 9, the Malmont Atoms con- tinued their winning ways with a 4 to 0. victory over Uxbridge in the playoffs. Twice in a row, Port shut-out Ux- bridge this time Shawn Larocque held the hot hand. Jan Heyes opened the scoring from Steve Laird and Dan Sluggett. Jason Cochrane scored Port's second goal un- assisted in a solo effort. Mark Andrews madeits to 0 from Steve Stani- land and finally Jason Cochrane wrapped up the scoring from Brad Moase. Port has strangle hold over the best of five series which continues Monday March 12 in Uxbridge. Juniors win 5-3 tally for the year an round 100 goals. 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