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Cutters return home with B championship The Port Perry Cutters, spon- sored by Don and Wendy Mur- dock of Port Perry Carpet and Tile, ventured to Ennismore this past weekend to take part and de- fend the"B"' Championship. In this weekend's competition not only the weather was favourable, but the "B"' Cham- pionship was returned to Port Perry for the second straight time in as many years. In game one, the black & gold, Port Perry Cutters were faced with the hometown favourites, the Ennismore Oldtimers. On Friday night the Pee Wee Legionaires played an exciting game against Glanbrook and defeated them 4-3. Jason Cochrane had an outstan- ding game with 3 of the 4 goals to his credit. After a lot of scrambl- ing in front of the Glanbrook net, Jason was able to push the puck under the goalie, assists went to Steve Laird and Gavin Cochrane. Steve Laird scored our next goal again by lots of hard digging by himself, with Jason Cochrane and Jeff Parry earning the assists. Rick Hutchinson was between the pipes for the Legionaires and made many outstanding saves to The Port Perry Menzies Ea- ~ gles have advanced to the all- Ontario Midget championship and will open a best of seven series this week at the Scugog Arena against Beamsville. Game one will go at the Scu- og Arena this Wed. April 30 st :00 PM. These series will move to Beamsville on April 2 for a 5:00 PM faceoff and then return to the Scugog Arena on Sunday, April 3 with the. game getting un- . derway at 4:00 PM. Beamsville is located between Grimsby and St. Catherines. The team earned a berth in the all- Ontario final after knocking out NR ------ > TROPHIES & 3 ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Bicycle Repairs 'Silk Screening done on Premises SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 N F tmmmmm------ tJr. C° LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES The game was quick paced, with the Cutters winning it 4 to 2. Goals scored for Port Perry were Ron Jeffery, Doug Suppelsa, Brian Norton and Bob Tarbotton with one each. Assists were earn- ed by Bob Tarbotton with 3, Wayne Fox, Terry Rose, and Larry Courtice with one each. Ennismore's marksmen were Randy Riggs and Bob Young and assists going to Dan Crough for two and Randy Riggs with one. In game two the Cutters found their hands full with a determin- ed Trentway team, and although Pee Wees in gear keep the Glanbrook team from scoring. In the second period Jason Cochrane scored Port's final two goals with assists to Steve Laird (2), Gavin Cochrane (1), Jeff Parry (1) and Simon Traynor (1). The boys had to continue to play sharp as Glanbrook kept them on their toes, and were finally able to put one in on Rick Hutchinson. In the final period Glanbrook was able to score two more goals, but Port kept the pressure on and did not allow any more goals. The team will now advance to the All-Ontario finals in a series against Hespeler. The dates of the games will be announced later on. Eagles flying Belle River three games to two. The Port Midgets managed to "survive" in their semi final round against Collingwood and won the series three games to one thanks to an 8-0 victory last Wednesday night on home ice. That was a penalty-filled af- fair, and the Midgets will be with- out three players for one game as a result. Phil McBride, Derek Fitzgerald and Mark Barkey will be out of action for one match. In the championship series coming up, the Port Midgets will have to get used to a much small- er icc surface in the Beamsville Arena. PORT PERRY WADO KAI KARATE Award winning Karate Club for all ages. Economical and family rates. Fun, Exercise, Self-Defense for the whole family. Year-round. SUNDAYS & TUESDAYS - 7 PM - LATCHAM CENTRE - Queen & Water Sts., at the Lake For more information call: Qe Rob Dods 1-821-3064 OR Ron Mollon 985-7098 > he C % LL add Port Perry MoJacks -- VS -- & Wellington Dukes THURSDAY, MARCH 31st -- 8:30 PM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th -- 8:30 PM SUNDAY, APRIL 10th* -- 7:30 PM (* if necessary) at the SCUGOG ARENA the game was closer than the score indicates, the Cutters went down to defeat 6-2. The one bright spot of the game was when Bob Tarbotton was chosen M.V.P. of game two for the Cutters. Game three was now set up for the ""'B"' Championship with the Cutters playing one of the tourneys favourites, the Warsaw Oldtimers, last year's '"'A"' Champions. The game was only eight minutes old and the rookie line of Wayne Fox, Bob Tarbotton and Ron Jeffery went to work and the Cutters had a surprising 6-2 lead. P rin PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 29, 1988 -- 27 Although Port seemed to be on their way to an easy win, Bacar- di Doug McTween had other ideas. Rumour has it, Doug (the Cut- ters goalie) was reported said he stopped a lot of rubber, in this third and deciding game, and he had the bruises to show for it . but later it was reported that the bruises were self inflicted. The final score again was favourable for Port Perry in a questionable fun-filled "B" final 8 to 6. The most valuable player of this game was awarded to Wayne Fox. S) $10 SHORT BOX 1988 Cyify 10 J) ORT | manual, console, Tonneau Coug. Warranty 38, 360. 7 CHEV CAVALIER CONVERTIBLE La V6, cruise, 5 speed, ps, pb, cassette, red/white top, 10,728 km. 3 1 7,995. 11987 3/4 TON HIGH SIERRA V8 auto, radio, cloth trim, rear step bumper. A good work truck 1986 4X4 1/2 TON 305 / V8 automatic, radio, ps, pb. 1988 TURBO SPRINT EE EEE EE EE EE EE TI II puppy Scoring for the Cutters were Wayne Fox with four goals, Bob Tarbotton with two, Doug Sup- pelsa and Ron Jeffery one each. Assists awarded to Ron Jeffery with five, Bob Tarbotton with four, Brian Norton and Wayne Fox with two each. The Port Perry Cutters would like to thank the Ennismore Hockey Club for sponsoring a great tournament, and Don and Wendy Murdock for their support. Also the Cutters would like to congratulate the Trentway Oldtimers for their win in the "A" Championship final. into a GREAT DEAL 1988 CHEV 1/2 TON SILVERADO *15,800 loaded, box liner. Just like new. Warranty... 1 3 0 1988 CHEV S10 PICKUP SHORT BOX BASE MODEL 2.5 litre, F.l. engine, 4 sp. manual, cloth seat. AM. Warranty ee *8,360. _-- *10,900. -...+13,300. 0,450 red, red & white interior, AM/FM radio (Top of the line in the Sprint Family) ... y - 1987 CHEV BERETTA 2.8 V6 E.F.l., auto, AM/FM, air, nice clean car / sporty. Warranty 1987 CAVALIER 2 door, blue, 2.0 E.F.l. engine, radio, cloth trim 1987 OLDS 88 ROYALE 4 door, air, tilt, pw, pl, AM/FM cassette, very clean. 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