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KH * LZ Nga 4 'CRRI1ERF Uxbridge Midgets were winners of the annual tournament Saturday at the Scugog Are- na, sponsored by Doug Coates and Coalition Acres Farm. Uxbridge defeated Orillia 3-1 for the championship. in photo above are MVP Greg Ferraro, Uxbridge captain Brian Morrison, Orillia captain Brent Archer and sponsor Doug Coates. In the consolation round, Cobourg defeated Gananoque 2-1. The Port Midgets won their first game 3-1 over Alliston then bowed out of the tournament with a 5-1 loss to Orillia. Barton wins Canadian wrestling title On Saturday, October 20, the Regional Armwrestling Club of Ottawa hosted the Canadian Pro- Am Armwrestling Champion- ships in Rockland, Ontario. The seven members of Port Perry Armwrestling were among the 185 competitors from across Canada chasing over $12,000 in cash and prizes. - Terry Barton (sponsored by TLK Construction Ltd.) went undefeated in the Pro 135 Ib. category, adding a Canadian Pro- fessional title to his Canadian Novice houseleague * Van Camp vs. Re/Max ,On Saturday, 'Qctober 27, the action -was heavy at the Port Perry Arena. Van Camp led the game after the first period, 2-0 on goals by Eric Wygerde and Mat- thew Caldwell. In the second period Steve Wygerde and Murphy Irvine each got goals for Van Camp, things turned around going into the third period for Re/Max when Braden Tarbotton put on a two minute show netting three exciting goals in one shift. Forty-five minutes later, Mark Blakley went in from centre to put Van Camps ahead 5-3. Steve Wygerde got the final goal of the game to put the game away 6-3. Assists on Van Camp goals went to Steve Wygerde, Michael Dalby, Ian Garnett, Matthew Caldwell, Jason Whitworth and Eric Wygerde (2). Assists for Re/Max - Dane Gray, Mike Lefort and Grant Hooker. Printers vs. Van Camp This game was played November 3 and Jason Whitworth got on track scoring two goals but not until he put in a lot of real hard © | West -- Hwy. 7A -- East Philp PORT PERRY __ Pontiac BW FEEDS Amateur victory in 1988. John Roberts, along with team- mates Rick Erwin and Mike Gould, swept the Left-Hand Open Amateur division finishing 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively. Garth Carlson (sponsored by Wiggans Landscaping) placed 2nd in the Pro 180-200 1b. losing a highly emotional, and controver- sial series of matches to Regional's Steve Morneau. Rick Erwin pulled his way to a 3rd and John Roberts to a 5th in this heavily entered class. work. The assists on these goals 'went to Mark Blakley, Brent Reesor. With two minutes left on the clock Erick Wygerde put one in with assists going to Michael Dalby and Eric Wygerde. Final score - Van Camp 3 - Port Perry Printing 0. Curlers sing The Port Perry team of Don Beaton, Dave Tingle, Roy Faulkner and Al Loyst travelled to Oshawa this past weekend to play down in the Ramada Challenge, zones. Winning one game and losing one game on Saturday, they were eliminated in the B-side semi-final on Sunday. There wasn't a dry eye in the place on Saturday evening as the Port Perry Curling Club kicked- off the season with the annual opening dance with the help of Tony & Roz Laser Video Karoake. An interesting concept where members of the audience supply the vocals to the background music of a large selection of well known songs. A very good time was had by all as several people - Urea ICE MELTING PRODUCTS - Safety Salt - Calcium Chloride Oshawa R 39 PORT PERRY FEEDS 40 VANEDWARD DRIVE - 985-7363 Pat Mastrangelo and Mike Haigh finished 4th & 5th respec- tively in the Pro 165 lb. group. The Port Perry team awarded their trophy for Most Sport- smanlike competitor to John Mor- rison of Alliston and Best Match of the Day trophies donated by Regional Armwrestling were presented to Garth Carlson and Steve Morneau. Congratulations to the entire team on their performances and especially Terry and John for achieving Canadian Champion For Van Camps were Ryan Woods in net, Murphy Irvine, Jason Whitworth, Steve Wygerde, Joel Thomson. Putting in a hard fought game for Port Perry Printing were Bil- ly Carr, Scott Cunningham, Justin Heyworth, David Justynski and Sean Jeffreys. up a storm emerged showing some real talent with a comparable number that should definately not give up their day jobs. Randy Travis' lawyer called Monday morning. The next event on the club calendar is the Sportsland Bonspiel, Saturday, November 24, teams are still required. For en- tries contact Gary McConnell at 986-4739. There was no winner in last week's Pot of Gold draw. Ed Werenich of Toronto defeated Rick Bachand of Ottawa to win the Commercial Graphics Classic Bonspiel at the Royal's in Toronto on Sunday. Eddy and the . boys picked up a tidy $10,000. Labatt's Major League Results from Nov. 7 -- Scott Howey, Port Perry 7 - Ian Dob- son, Cannington 0; Barry Acton, Uxbridge 7 - Gord Norton, Annan- dale 4; Randy Grant, Uxbridge 6 - Clare Robinson, Oshawa 3; Jeff Luke, Oshawa 6 Pierre Birkbeck, Annandale 4; Bye - Nelson Brouse, Oshawa. Standings after 3rd week: Howey................................390 Acton................................... 30 Dobson................................ 2-1 Grant... 2-1 Brouse................................. 1-1 Luke.................................... 1-1 Robinson............................. 0-2 Norton................................. 0-3 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 13, 1990 -- 33 Port Perry IGA Petite ringette beats Manvers Port Perry 3 Manvers 1 On Saturday, November 10, the Port Perry 1.G.A. Petite girls travelled down the road to take on Manvers for their first meeting of the year. For the first four minutes the action was end to end with both teams having some ex- cellent chances only to be turned away empty handed by both the Port Perry and Manvers goalies. Slowly but surely the Port I.G.A. girls took control of the game, moving the ring quickly in- to the Manvers zone. Port ham- mered the Manvers goalie with shot after shot only to come away empty handed. The first period ended in a scoreless tie. In the second half of this ex- citing game, Port didn't let up one little bit, keeping the "pressure"' on the Manvers Squad and taking shot after shot at their goalie. Time after time the Manvers goalie picked Port Perry's pockets by stopping everything Port threw at her. At 10:19, Jen- ny Lane scored Port's first goal by swooping in on goal and lifting the ring high in the top corner of the net unassisted. At 7:06 Port lit up the scoreboard again on a nice goal by Amanda Wakeford assisted by Geni Taylor. At the 2:02 mark of the second Jennifer Elliot scored assisted by Michele Branton to give Port a 3-0 lead. With just 2 seconds left in the game, Manvers scored making the final score 3-1 for Port Perry. Playing in goal for Port was Kristie Aldridge again being a pillar of strength. An Honorable Mention for good hustle goes to Michele Branton. because for the second straight game has given her best effort slowly coming into her own. Scor- ing for Manvers was Wendy Clark scoring her first Ringette goal ever. The games Three Stars are 1. Manvers goalie Sherri Monk, 2. Natasha Burgess, 3. Diane Vanderligt both from Port Perry. Next Port Perry 1.G.A. Petite game is in Omemee, November 14 at 5:30. Come out and enjoy. XL ringette The Port Perry XL Gas Bar Novice Ringette team played its 2nd game of the season at Manvers Arena against En- nismore on Saturday evening. Although the final score was 6-1 in favour of Ennismore, the entire Port Perry team played a good game. Goalie Alicia Burgess made some good saves between the pipes. Our four defense players Alaina Davis, Miranda Burgess, Katherine Cooke and Leanne Holt were all digging hard to keep the ring out of their area. Our only goal of the game was Melissa Hooker at 6:13 of the 1st period and the assist went to blue stick Sara Vershuuren. 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