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| | TE IIE TANI Hr ge. 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 12, 1988 Es Lo 2 Gig season for this team. the championship, the team lo £4 «£0 #i championshl Port Perry Star Sports Port Midgets take all-Ontario BB crown 2% A ; | a 2 LS Eagles head coach Doug Scott got a free lift at centre ice from several of his players. It was quite a In 18 playoff games en route st just three games. Members of the Port Perry Midget Eagles celebrate their all-Ontario win Sunday at the Scugog Arena. They defeated Beamsville Port Perry Midget Eagles rallied for four unanswered goals in the third period to edge Beamsville 5-4 and capture the O0.M.H.A. All-Ontario 'BB' Cham- * pionship four games to one. In a thrilling finish, the Eagles had the crowd in a frenzy cheer- ing the boys on to their exciting comeback. When John Lally tip- ped in a slap-shot from Kris Lavereau from the point with 26 seconds to play, the joint went wild. The game in the first and se- cond periods had been mostly a case of Beamsville outplaying Port badly at both ends of the rink, with their hustle and oppor- tunistic shooting in building a 4-1 lead. To this point only Clair Cor- nish from Todd Taylor had dinted the visitors' armour. Between the second and third periods the Eagle players regrouped and came out fired up and determined to change the game around. Lally started the ball rolling by parking himself in the slot and banging home a pass out from behind the net from Mark Barkey at the 1:57 mark of the period. Three and a half minutes later Warren Geer clos- ed the gap to 4-3 with a goal mouth tip in with assists going to Andrew Steele and Brad Menzies. At 7:45 the Eagles tied the game up on a scramble in front of the net with Lally sliding the puck into the net to set things up for his eventual winner seven minutes later. In Beamsville on Wednesday Port dropped a tight 6-3 loss in overtime for only their third loss in eighteen playoff games. Chris es 5-4 to win the series four games to one. The gentleman at left of photo wearing the windbreaker Is team sponsor Grant Menzies who ust barely managed to escape un-scathed from the post-game pandemonium in the dressing room. McConnell was in net and played exceptionally well as Port's defense was trapped continually allowing numerous 2 on 1 and 3 on 2 breakins. Scoring for Port Perry were John Lally from Paul Wylie, Kevin Gibson, from Brad Menzies and Warren Geer and Clair Cor- nish unassisted. How sweet it is. Defenseman Paul Wylie hefts the John Gross trophy hig In the air after the Port Perry Midgets captured the all-Ontario. BB hockey champi- onship In front of the home town crowd Sunday at the Scugog Arena. Curling Corner by Scott Howey The final event of the curling season was held at the curling club this past Saturday as Port Perry played host to the 0.C.A. Regionals of the Governor General's and the Silver Tankard. Four clubs competed in each of double-team single-knockout events. Eventual winners of the Gov. Gen. was the Humber Highland Club from Toronto. Brian Sud- dard and Bob Turcotte and their a i respective teams from Oshawa took the Silver Tankard event. Both clubs travelled to Guelph the following day for the Provincials. Once again, anyone requiring a Men's Banquet ticket contact Ralph Fairman. This is the last Curling Corner of the season and I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a safe and enjoyable summer and will look forward to seeing everyone in the fall. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ... 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