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9@--PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 24, 1971 PORT PERRY x STAR Unionville Tie Series With Mustangs MUSTANGS TIE UNIONVILLE Cy Wilson's Mustangs tra velled to Unionville on Tues., March i6th for the opening game of the best of five semi final series for all Ontario. Unionville started the game off strong as they jumped to an early two nothing lead with "Zoals by Grove and Downs. Port Perry got back im the game after they spott- ed Unidnville one more goal from Blainy. The Mustangs then got goals from Dale Bronson with assists going to Cochrane & Campbell. Then Campbell scored from Bron- son before the period ended In the third period Port held a solid edge in play and should have come home vic- tors, however Unionville he'd Port off with the exception of the tieing goal by McCoy, with Bourgeois setting him up Time ran out for both teams and they were pushed into overtime. Neither team scored, and as a result Port now will get an extra game at home. Penalties in the game were Port 4 and 6 for Unionville. . . 7 ; 0.P.P. FLAMINGO 3.30 Exhibition Hockey Game VS Sunday, March 28 PORT PERRY ARENA LPLLCCLLLLEELLLLELCLLPLLPLLLLL PPLE LLLP LLL MUSTANGS DEFEAT UNIONVILLE 4.2 IN SECOND GAME OF SERIES Cy Wilson's Mustangs play- ed at home on Friday night and scored a 4-2 victory. The first period was a good close checking game as both teams had many good chances to score but the goaltenders kept the puck out of the net. The second period the Mus- tangs got untracked and as a result were leading 3 to 0 at the end of the period. Scoring for the Mustangs were McCoy from Bourgeois and Heard, then McLaughlin from Jeffrey and Heard un- assisted. In the third period Union- ville got back in the game with a goal from Poffrat to make the score 3 to 1 for the Mustangs. Then Heard scor- ed from Nightingale before Unionville got their second goal with Poffrat scoring. The Mustangs don't seem to be able to take a little bump without retaliating, therefore they pick up very stupid pen- alties. In this game there were 9 Mustangs, 5 Union- ville. TEAM JUVENILES PLM. MUSTANGS DEFEATED BY UNIONVILLE 4-2 On Sunday afternoon Cy Wilson's Mustangs travelled to Unionville to play the 3rd game of the series and came home defeated. In the Ist period Blainey scored for Unionville at the 1841 minute mark. The 2nd period went scoreless with both teams making good rushes but couldn't score. In the third the Mustangs came out flying and got goals by Heard, assisted by Bour- geois and Jackson and Bour- geois from Heard and McCoy. | But Unionville came back strong and got goals from Smith, Fedwick and Ander- son to win the game. Penalties in this game were Port 11, Unionville 12. \- MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING March 18th-- High Triple-- M. Butson--810 High Triple W.H.-- R. Robinson--710 High Single-- M. Butson--338 High Single W.H-- G. Rowntree--263 625 and Over Triples-- M. Butson--810; J. Hadley | 906; J. Parker -- 771; D. Murray--731; R. Hutchinson --699; R. Phinney -- 696; N. McNulty--685; J. Wilson Jr. --680; J. Wilson Sr.--679; J. Harper--672; M. Vanderby-- 669; R. Robinson -- 668; D. Gray--665; D. Keetch -- 659; | G. Wilson--646; F. McNeil-- | 638; G. Menzies -- 636; K. | Wilson--633; K. Catherwood --362; D. Butt--631; J. Stone | --632. ' ) J. Parker--247 NEW YORK SPECIAL Easter Holiday Week-End DeNURE TOURS @ FREE PICK-UP AT YOUR HOME e¢ Easter in New York -- 2 Nights STAY AT A DOWTOWN HOTEL, CLOSE TO SHOPPING, SLY? PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB Centennial Ice Review CALL COLLECT 705 - 324-9161 Sanctioned by C.F.S.A. BOWUNG Season Averages 220 & Over! | High Single-- 275--W. Tobin. Triples 600 and Over-- ; D. Gor Campsall--645; D. eski--671; L. au W. Tobin -- 627; S. Stone-- 29 625; J. Storry -- 607; M. 38 Reeves--604. 27 : Aces 25 | Triples Over 625-- ay 200 and ge 9 Roc m8? 714; N: Hart -- |)" Goreski -- 271, 943; L. High Single-- 711; B. Williams -- 663; B.| ge Tassell -- 661; F. Hastings-- Campsall -- 246, 244; 646; A. Jackson--633 hompson--237, 205; M. Ree- Broomball |" ee ia tee a panes ALaORY Ponce | \menT BOWLING inson 259; D. Wenamaker-- * ey eae aoe Total Points-- ee eee ae Prince Albert and Brian's} Charlie Brown 12 Pais 2 dhe oy Se Mag ot eee a § | 229; J. Richards -- 226; J. eS ig hemes Casper g | Walker--225; R. Williamson we beat --_-- "| Snuffy --222; J. Storra -- 222; C. -- Durham Ad pe Banana -- . Watts -- 219; F. Venning-- oe ond aaa ba Lioness 7 | 218; P. Ellicott--217; D, War. ner the final game is to be| Pluto 7 |ten--217; S. Sinclair -- 215; played at 2 p.m. The game| Pinochio 6 ae eran-Sae: A. Gntien-- . Beatle Bailey 5 |207; D. DeJong -- 206; G. will be the last one this year) ests 5 |Goreski -- 205; S. DeHaas-- as the series is tied at one Me 205; C. Robinson -- 205; S. agiere sal & te the beet Seo) | * | Gibson -- 204; D. McLean-- ee ee ' 200; J. Irvine--200. you broomball fans to come T11--D. Phinney down and watch the action GET-A-WAY WEEKEND IN TORONTO Get awl from it all. Come to the Lord Simcoe, close to shopping, theatres and entertainment. Special Price $54.90 Per Couple Includes @ Fri. & Sat. night accommodation in deluxe bed sitting room, or best available. R. Sweetman--229 K. Ashton--226 R. Phinney--225 @ Bottle of champagne J. Hadley--224 @ Breakfast and dinner (for 2) on Saturday B. Owen--220 @ Breakfast and city sight seeing tour (for 2) B. Owen--220 on Sunday. D. Durham--220 Please mention the get-a-way week-end to your travel agent or when you make your reservations. Lord Simcoe TEL. 362-1848 SAT., APRIL 3rd 8.15 p.m.