Port Perry High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Port Perry, Ontario Canada)

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SENIOR BCYS' BASKETBALL CContinuedD The team is to be commended for having won the Lakeshore C.C.S.S.A. senior WBW championship, for being WCW finalists in the Colden Ball Tournament at Kingston this Easter, and for having shown fine play and good sportsmanship. Their games provided the spectators with many thrills. Below you will see listed the games played and their scores. E P.P.H.S. A7 Richmond Hill 2h E P.P.H.S. 48 Whitby Ll E Oshawa Central 58 P.P.H.S. 39 E A P.P.H.S. M2 Richmond Hill 18 P.P.H.S. 85 Whitby 32 P.P.H.S. W 55 - Lindsay 22 P.P.H.S. C oh Uxbridge l7 E Oshawa Central LA P.P.H.S. 27 P.P.H.S. 76 Uxbridge 38 P.P.H.S. 66 St. Peters 55 P.P.H.S. 74 St. Peters 62 Toronto Midland 60 P.P.H.S. 58 Kingston 5 NH P.P.H,,s,.W, -29, -- Renfrew 5 232 1 Deep River f M4 f' -,i' P-P.H4SLfJ' J 35: QL P.P.H4S, y ' ' LL - A + Prescott A E l9'iij P',Pp.,1jI,Sf'g'. f,.a3Lpj - i,a,- , Renfrewv ' A 'Pernhdfd 42, 1 'P.P.H.S. if 39 E indio3tQS exhibition games ' 1 A -I ' y3'v' f Port Perry total points 853 .-ffCthers' totaltpointsf637'f . 4-A H ,w ,. , fQ'. y.' v' .M . A - ' p The offioial sdoring indicates theipointsfobtained by 'S each'pTayer5 3SLfOllOWSJ T ?,g fr-1 9 ,f' T 1fy4 Q' jwp ' Norman Hadgen 2h5 .Bud Warriner ' 2lO?s . ,Earl'e,,Dobson- - A I 112' , r,Paul Peel - pi 4p:+ di 93'2 John Waldinsperger . T.T'8l' ' Larry,Kendallpf-' H - T Q 33 lf? 1 I ,,fDon Haddenf 'QA5 .V z l7iTv Carl Fairman l'.'4F -i '

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All our players enjoyed themselves in this tournament, QUEEN'S BKSKETBALL TOURNAMENT Gary Lawrence Each year, Queen's University at Kingston sponsors an invation basketball tournament for High Schools of HAH, HBH, and WCW classifactions. WAN classifaction includes schools which have an enrollment of more than 25O boys, HBH those which have fewer than 250 and WCW those which have fewer than 175. - Because of its fine record, our school this year was asked to enter a team in the WCW section.4 Ten players, the manager and the coach went to the tournament which lasted three days. The schedule included 38 games and was under the direction of A. L. Lenard of Queen's University staff. In its first game Port Perry faced strong opposition from Renfrew High School. In the hard fought game, Port Perry came from behind in the last dying seconds to gain a tie with a basket by Norm Haugen. ln a sudden-death overtime period, both teams had a chance to score but Bud Warriner sank the second of a Hone and onew foul shot to give Port Perry the game by a 29 to 28 overtime score. The second game which came at eight o'clock the next morning saw a sleepy Port Perry team beaten hh to 35 by a very much underated team from Deep River, a school of 3l boys. The next opposition was a highly rated Prescott team which bowed Ll to l8 to our fast breaking P.P.H. squad. This left Port Perry in the semi-finals against none other than Renfrew. This time a bitterly fought battle saw first one team and then the other take the lead, until in the last quarter Renfrew began to pull away. With two minutes remaining, Port was six points behind. Two baskets by Owen and Dobson and a foul shot by Haugen put P.P.H.S. within one point ofla tie. With eighteen seconds left, Earle Dobson gained a jump in the Renfrew key. He tipped to Warriner who used Owen as a screen. Warriner's set-shot went in. The final score was 3h to 33 for Port Perry. This game finished at ten minutes to six. At seven o'clock a tired team entered the final against Perth, who had not played since eight A.M. Port Perry kept the score close and at times held a small lead, until the last quarter when the Perth team gained a L2 to 3O Victory from a tired P.P.H.S. squad. The champions finished with four wins and no losses against a record of three wins and two losses for the runner-up, Port Perry. winner of the WAN series was the Niagara Falls team. Albert College won the HBH title. The including the late arrival who slept on C.N.R. station,the first night, and the found practising his renowned hook-shot morning without the oenifit of lights. a wooden bench in the early riser who was at four o'clock one We hope that next year the WC' school trophy will find its way to our Port Perry trophy room. We could manage to accomodate it!