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AMM P35 nid Gian is Ma LN tt git ism § ids (EN 9 - oh wan a / The South Ontario Ladies Senior Zone finals were held last week at Port Perry Curling Club and a rink from 'Peterborough Curling Club defeated Oshawa Golf to advance to the next Wrenwick. 'round. Members of the Peterborough Club from left are skip Joan Smith, vice skip Barb Moorby, second Doreen McDougall and lead Marj . " LGA: | ASL This past Saturday saw the play- ing of the PPBA annual open at the Manvers arena. Despite the fact the tournament had 13 of a possible 16 - teams in attendance there was still a good turn out an] some fine games to view. Three of the op four teams came from the local league as Blackstock lost to Goreskis in the "A" division final while Utica came out second best in the "B" side. All six teams in the league were present with Emmersons taking to the ice first, going down to defeat 3-1 to Whitby Weedman. Bill Gerber, from Charlie Dennis, accounted for their lone marker. Second up for the day was Goreskis, who blanked Belamys of ~~ Oshawa by a 4-0 count. Goal scorers were Bruce Woodrow from Bill St. John. Randy Sullivan unassisted, Mark Lee from Rob Evans and Tim Ashbridge from Bart Wagar. The next Port team to engage in battle was Blackstock who blasted the Oshawa Pitbulls 8-1. Two goals apiece went to Tim Cochrane, Ron Short, and Tom Wotten. Ron Wagg and Steve Hawes picked up singles with the assists going to Dave Dalton with a pair and singles to Wagg, Hawes, Short and Rick. Bayard. Oddfellows squeaked past the Toronto Trojans in their first game by a 2-0 score. Their goal getters were Steve Robinson unassisted and Doug Prescott from Robinson. After Oddfellows stepped off the ice! Utica stepped on and unfor- tunately went down to defeat by a 3-0 score to the Georgetown Flames from Brampton. B&L Donuts were the fourth last team to come up with a win as they snuck past Oshawa Weedman 2-1. Jim Wéir from Brian Dalton, and Eric Kristensen unassisted supplied the goals. Emmersons were knocked out of the competition.in the second round by a 2-1 count to Belamys. Gerber notched his second of the day from Neil Guihrie. Goreskis continued their winning ways and earned the bye to the final as they knocked out Whitby Weed- ~man 2-1. Tom Powell accounted for both goals from Dave Dickson and Bruce Woodrow. Goreski' s win Broomball Two Port teams then tangled with Blackstock sending Oddfellows home on a 2-0 win. Dalton from Wayne McGuigan and Hawes unassisted did the. damage. Uticas first win came at the ex- pense of Oshawa Weedman as they earned a 6-0 shutout for Rick Lees. Murray Down counted twice with singles going to Bill Down, Chester Down, Kevin Ibbittson, and Dermot Doyle, Bill Down with two, Ian -Down, Ken Lynde, Jack Monsma and Ibbittson supplied the assists. B&L were blanked 5-0 by the Flames thus being eliminated for _the day. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE aes over 12,000 people could have read it this week! That's alot of potential customers for your business. Advertising made easy -- find out more about it! CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION ~ Utica earned their way into the "B" final as they earned their se- cond straight shutout blanking the Trojans 4-0. Ibbittson earned three assists with Wayne Church getting the other. The goals went to Monsma, Lynde, Mike Mitchell and Chester Down. Blackstock's next effort was a 4-0 blanking of the Flames which sent - them into the "A" final. Dalton from McGuigan and Bayard from Cordell Keuning scored early in the second half. With 1:53 to go the Flames pull- ed their goaltender and the final 2 Blackstock goals by Gord Bryans and Bayard were empty netters. Rick McLean picked up shutout number 2. "B" Final Utica gave the Georgetown Grizz- ly a 2-0 lead and with 5:09 to play in regulation time Chester Down from brother Murray got Utica back in it. 'They then tied it at 2-2 with 2:12 to play .as Ian Down marked it unassisted. Thé game was grabbed from them with 1:43 left as the Grizzly beat them 3-2. "AY Final This match-up between Goreskis and Blackstock belonged to Goreskis all the way as they won 4-0: Bill St. John from Powell started it early in the first and by the mid- way point it was 2-0 as Wagar and - Evans teamed together. The final 2 went to Mark Lee from Wagar, and Ken Fraser from Ashbridge. For the individual awards in the "B'" side the Georgetown Grizzly ac- cepted all three. On the "A" side Goreskis took 2 of the 3 as Ken Fraser got Best, Defenceman," and Ray Gibson grabbed Best Goaltender. Blackstocks Dave Dalton receiv- ed the'M.V.P. award. Learn Self Control and Discipline *** Plus Keep Physically Fit ~ FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN CLASSES MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS RE. CORNISH PUBLIC SCHOOL, PORT PERRY PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 13, 1987 -- 23 Results from | the Bantam H.L. Cochrane 4 1.LGA. 3 1.G.A. were up 3-1 on Cochranes but Cochranes came back and scored 3 unanswered goals to record ° "the win 4-3. Cochranes scoring Chad Prentice 2 goals, Mike Butt 1 goal, 2 assists, Craig Free 1 goal, 2 assists, Ken Smart'and Herb Hatch 1 assist each. lan Hobbs played in net for injured Steve Cassian - thanks lan. I.G.A. scoring Paul Kett 2 goals, Peter Brock 1 goal, 1 assist, Alec Cranmer 2 assists, Steve Armstrong 1 assist. Emmerson 9 Franks 6 Emmersons came out flying and ready to play as they downed Franks 96. Emmersons scoring Chris Cooper 3 goals, 1 assist, Darcey Head 3 goals, 1 assist, Mike Toye 2 goals, 2 assists, Ron Halligan 1 goal, 1 assist, Marvin Hughes, 2 assists, Neil Mark 2 assists, Tim Kyle 1 assist. Franks scoring John Rodway 2 goals, 4 assists, Chris Ball 2 goals, Vince Criscione 1 goal, 1 assist, Chris Logan 1 goal, Adam Cumm® ings and Adam Danter 2 assists each. Season winds down - The season is winding down with - only 4 weeks left in the regular season. Emmersons 2 B & L Donuts 0 Emmersons in 4th place 5 pts. ahead of B & L. and Oddfellows. Charlie Dennis both goals -with assists going to Colin Saunders and Henry Elste. Kevin Beer got the shutout. Goreskis 5 Oddfellows 0 - The goals for this game went to . Mark Lee, Tom Powell (hat trick), and Tim Ashbridge. The assists ec Hunters | MANOR EQUESTR 4, i HORSES BOARDED ... NEW BOARDING FACILITY - Specializing in Showing, Training, Lessons. Horses for Sale. Call GAIL CHURCHILL ... 986-5618 went to Rob Evans, Bart Wagar and Bruce Woodrow (2). Ray Gibson earned the shutout. Utica 5 - Blackstock 2 _ This is a battle for second and Utica is now up by 3 points. Utica's Mike Mitchell from Mur- ray Down, Utica's Kevin Ibbittson from Murray Down, Blackstock's "Ron Short from Steve Hawes, Utica's Ken Lynde from Mitchell, --~Ken Lynde from Chester Down, and Ken Lynde from Chester Down. 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