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_-- Gillen -- Tuesday, October S164 -- 77 Favourites prevail in Broomball action There were no real surprises this past Sunday as each of the three favourites came out on top in Port Perry Broomball action. The closest game of the afternoon was the first one as the Blackstock Brewers blanked The Framer's Gallery 1-0. The lone marker came early in the opening period when Tom Wotten banged in a shot with the assists going to Ron Short and Scott MacLennan. Both teams had ample opportunity to put more in but fell short. In the dying ts Blackstock received a penalty, and with the Framer goalie out for the extra attacker The Pineridge Sports Shop has moved from Queen Street to 1894 Scugog In the Port Perry Plaza. An official opening and ribbon cutting was held at the shop recently with Mayor Howard Hall doing the honours. At left Is owner Terry Coyne with Stephanie Coyne, Ryan Puckrin and Ken Smart Jr. The new lotation gives the store 1500 sq. ft. for retall sales and about the same amount for storage, skate sharpening and repairs to most kinds of sporting equipment. they scored what appeared to be the tying goal only to be denied as the ghferees ruled it went in after the final buzzer. Larry Reurakas notched his second shutout in a row. Game two saw much more scoring as the B&R Swampers downed Trader Sam's 6-2,in their game. The Swampers pulled ahead by two when they scored them within a period of 19 seconds with Brian Pomeroy getting the first one from Brian Robinson and Jarrett Harman with Mike Mole getting the second. Trader's replied shortly thereafter with one of their own from the stick of Brad Maarse aided by Charlie Dennis B&R scored two more from Pomeroy and Mole with Jason Price drawing an assist prior to the end of the opening period. The Mixed Baseball A 4 (MBA) nd up its first season with a final tournament played recently at the Scugog Centre Fields. In the final game the Black Sox won an exciting 19-18 nail-biter over Bunch of Yahoos. in photo above from left front are Karen Geary, Bard Garnett, Wanda Hastie and Kim Hughes. Back from left Gerry Geary, Gordie ireland, Corlane Woods, Theo Selles, Jim Twiss, Marty Wilson, Glenn McCoy and Lloyd Fletcher. Not present for photo PORT PERRY 985-8177 NOTICE * Port Perry Minor Softball ANNUAL MEETING Latcham Centre, Port Perry WED., OCTOBER 5th, 1994 at 7 PM A new approach to House League Team selections 10 be discussed. Please attend If you want to make a change. 3 BLACKSTOCK MEN'S (gloled 43 AW =y.Nell] They built up a4 goal lead with Price scoring from Dan Taylor early in the second half while Larry Maarse replied with Trader's last goal. The final score went to Pomeroy for his hat trick with Price gaining the assist. The final game had the Brooklin Bruins stonewall . Raven's Renovations 6-0 giving "Jim Raaphorst shutout number two on the young season Ron Attwood was the fireball on offense for Brooklin leading them with a hat trick and a single assist. Wayne Tate picked up a goal in each period as he started the ball rolling three minutes into the game The remaining goal came from the broom of Murray Down. Drawing assists were Down with a pair, and singles to Roger Rouselle, Tate, Ron Attwood, and Rick Mitchell. 725-6501 798-7893