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Ds el ~ pep - | 1 | nN 3 - 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 20, 1984 Bantam B's wear tournament gold Early Saturday morn- ing Sportsland Bantam Bs took to the ice in the annual Little Britain tournament. The only words for this young team that come to mind are FANTASTIC, - they played the entire three games as a team, they went out to play hockey and were not in- timidated into needless penalties. Ricky King in net has to be commend- ed for his brilliant perfor- mance, especially in the third game when he fac- ed so many blistering shots. Sportsland met up with Little Britain in the first game, playing to a 5 all tie. As no overtime oc- curred in the first round, the team scoring the first Midgets take Ajax goal of the game moved to the Championship side. After four minutes of play, Gibson unassisted scored on a 2 on 1 breakaway, only one minute later Feasby con- trolling the play behind the net fed a pass to Leatherdale parked in front. Little Britain made it 2-1 before the period ended. Each team scored once in the second Gibson picked up his se- cond of the game after taking a pass from Rob- bie Brown. The final period was a see-saw scoring battle, Lally from Leatherdale made it 4-2, Little Britain retaliated with two tying the score at 4 all. With 1:13 remaining Rodway coming off the bench picked up a loose puck, connecting in the top cor- ner. This lead vanished with 13 seconds remain. ing when Little Britain jammed one in the cor- ner to end the game at 5 all. Our second game at one o'clock against Bownianville was a con- tinuation of Friday nights game. Sportsland not being intimidated skated to a 8-1 victory, "while the opposition spent 22 minutes in the penalty box. Port held a 2-0 lead after the first period on goals by Lally and Bailey with Wylie, Brown and Lally each picking up assists. Bowmanville scored their only marker in the 5-2 for first win Canadian Tire Midget B's travelled to Ajax, November 10 for a league game and came up with their first win of the season defeating the opposition 5-2. The first period was scoreless. Then Port Perry scored 3 unanswered goals in the second period. First goal was scored by Karl Durham assisted by Willie Edwards. Steve Solomon scored from Chris Lane. Then Karl Durham got his second goal of the night assist- ed by Joe Forder. In the third period Ajax finally put one on the scoreboard but the Canadian Tire team More (From page 23) - 203; F. Venning - 226, SUNDAY MIXED COUPLES BOWLING Team Standings: Partridge - 47, Phea- sant - 36; Grouse - 35, Quail - 32; Mallards - 32, Chuckers - 28. Winner 1st Series: Partridge. MEN: High Single: Jim B. Thompson : 225; R. Beare - 201,211,230; S. Cosburn 249, G. Wallace - 210; R. Finley - 216. High Triples: R. came back with 2 more. Goals went to Jay Van Camp and Blair Phillips, assists going to Willie Edwards with 2 and Steve Solomon. Ajax came back to score once more but the Port Perry boys emerged victorious. Steve Whalen played well in net. Canadian Tire hosted Bowmanville, Wed- nesday, November 14. The visiting team scored three goals in the first period but Port Perry finally found the mark in the second period with Blair Phillips firing one in unassisted. Bowman- Beare - 642; F'. Venning - 617; B. Thompson - 613. Rider - 337. High Triple: Jim Rider - 731. High Single with Handicap: Jim Rider - 337. High Triple with Handicap: Terry Black - 748. WOMEN: High Single: Robbin Black - 274. High Triple: Marion Hopkins - 579. High Single with Handicap: Robbin Black - 308. High Triple with FRANK'S RESTAURANT L.L.B.O. ville wouldn't let up and replied with 2 more. Bowmanville came out in the third period to add 2 more to the score- board but Port finally put 2 more between the pipes. Scoring was Karl Dur- ham assisted by Willie Edwards. Steve Solo- mon scored from Chris Lane. The visitors replied with 1 more to defeat Port Perry 8-3. Steve Langille faced many shots between the pipes. Next home games are Wednesday, November 21 at 9:30 and Saturday, November 24 at 7:30. bowling Handicap: Beth Oke - 654. Bowlers over 210: Al York - 210,268; Ray Wright - 220,270; Robbin Black - 274; Beth Oke - 246; Jim Rider - 337; Bill Turner - 211; Ted Har- vard 229; Marion Hopkins 226, Ken Stauffer - 241,230; Terry Black - 210,284; Tim Cochrane - 216; Fern Harvard - 229, Marcy Trimble 219; Bill Vanderklugt - 215,237. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Team Standings: Bouncers - 7; Spare Bears - 7; Garfields - 5; Slow Starters - 2; Cabbage Patchers - 0, Gremlins - 0. Over 200: K. Welts - 227,200; D. Petch - 215; D. Horton - 228,211; M. Hawes - 227,223: M. Cameron 267; M. Dickson - 258. Over 300: D. Horton - second. The remainder of the game Port con- tinued to increase their lead adding 6 more, scor- ing were Gibson with' two, Feasby, Durward, Leatherdale and Lally each with one; assists went to Lally with three, Feasby and Toye two apiece, Rodway and Pop- pleton each with one. The Championship Game aganst LeFroy proved a thriller plus a few grey hairs for the coaches right down to the final whistle in overtime. Both teams played ex- cellent hockey and for Lefroy a tough one to lose. Sportsland held a 2-0 lead after two com- plete periods, both goals coming in the first period. At the 5:58 mark on a power play Bailey with a super wrist shot scored from linemates Gibson and Brown, 8 seconds later on the same shift Gibson con- nected for goal number two from Bailey and Wylie: The second period although scoreless was a goalies dual as they warded off many ex- cellent scoring opportunities. Sportsland content to sit with this two goal lead soon found themselves in a 2 all tie as LeFroy retaliated with two quick goals, forcing a 5 minute sudden death overtime period. At the 3:06 Mark Feasby controlling the play behind the net was rewarded an assist on the winning goal by Lally. An estatic Sportland team skated the ice with The Championship Trophy which had been accepted by Captain Blair Bailey. Friday night on home ice, the Sportsland Ban- tam Bs met The Bowmanville Bantam two team for the second encounter of the season. After dropping a 3-2 loss previously, Port put their talents together display- ing excellent passing, backchecking and forechecking, all resulting in a 6-1 victory. Continual end to end play made for a fast first period with only one goal finding the target, a power play goal by Blair Bailey, unassisted as he jammed one between the goalies pads. Each team connected for one in the second, it took Sport- sland only 6 seconds on a power play to take a 2-1 lead, Lally to Leather- dale back to Wylie on the point across to Toye who let fly a shot across the goal mouth where Lally found the open side of the net. Port completely dominated the final fif- teen minutes of play as Bowmanville being frustrated by our of the game with five minutes remaining from Toye and Feasby. The 6th and final resulted from a beautiful passing play from defenseman Jamieson to Matt Durward. Friday night on home ice the Sportsland Ban- tam B's dropped a 9-2 loss to Markham. Despite this loss Sports- land played well con- sidering the opposition is ranked a superior club. Markham held a 3-0 lead when Kevin Gibson lit up the score- board after picking up a rebound shot from Robbie Brown, Blair Bailey also drew an assist. Markham in- creased their lead to 5-1 before a breakaway by John Lally after inter- cepting a pass resulted in a short handed goal with 5:58 remaining in the period. The opposit- ion maintaining control of the final 15 minutes of play added four more goals despite a brilliant performance by goalie Ricky King. On Saturday the Sportsland Bantam B's battled to a 6-6 tie against Ajax. Port jumped into an early 2-0 lead as Daryl Leather- dale notched the first marker after taking a pass from John Lally in Close ane On Saturday, the Sportsland Junior Ringette team played Mariposa to a 6-8 final score. Although Port Perry was on the losing end, it was a close game Kim Loudfoot opened the scoring early in the first period on a pass from Tina Soomre. Mariposa tied it up later in the period, but Heide Meisner quickly put us ahead again with assists by Joanne Desautels and Colleen Yorke. Going into the second period on a 2-2 tie, Mariposa began to take the lead. Although goals By Heidi and Joanne with assists from Sherri Har- ris, Val White, Kim and Colleen tied the score several times -- they, were unable to get the go-ahead. front wheel liners Draces * EVERY VEHICLE PROTECTED the corner, 3:09 later wingers Mike Toye and Daryl Leatherdale assisted on a goal by John Lally as he neatly tucked one behind goal- ie Green. Ajax retaliat- ed with three unanswer- ed goals before Jon Rodway scored on a power play after taking a lead pass from hard hitting Matt Durward. Sportsland took command of the second having a 6-4 lead after 15 minutes of play. Blair Bailey unassisted labell- ed a shot to the open corner, 2:19 later Robbie Brown and Blair Bailey combined to assist Kevin Gibson on a short handed goal. John Lally scored his second of the game taking a pass from winger Leatherdale. Sportsland running out of legs in the third seen their two goal lead disappear as Ajax evened the score at 6 all. 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