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> % -- Scugog Cifizen ~ Wednesday, Ociober 15,004 - Blazers still riding high in the SHL standings The "Thanksgiving Special" is now complete and after 2 games this weekend the Harrison Esso Blazers have yet to suffer a defeat, boasting a perfect 6-0 rgcdrd for a league leading 12 points. In other earth shaking action, the Taylor Aces now have a victory to their credit so all teams have now registered points in the ypung season! Sunday's highlights started with the Mgnsma Chargers and Pineridge Phantoms.playing to a 3-3 draw. Jason Warner led the "Electric Company" in this one with a goal and 2 assists. Duane Bronson and Lee Wilbur 8jso had counters. For the Pineridge Boys, Robert VanCamp had the big game with Fewer added the other marker to give both teams an important single péint. Game 2 saw the Fitzgerald Clippers "blast" the Van World Sharks out of the water with a 7- core! Larry Pilkey led the d Eaters" With a 4 goal and 1 'assist performance. Tom Pation Derek Fitzgerald and ug Bronson chipped in singles to id the victory. The Sharks had replies from Wayne Fox, Scott Davis and "Tate" Adam but that was it as the famous Shark Attack was nowhere tg be found! Game 3 was a historic event for the 94-95 season as the Taylor Aces downed the J & D Hawks 3- 1 to take their first victory of the season! The Hawks scored first on an 2 goals and ah assist. Sean © What to do? It's an October Saturday when the sports world normally offers up a feast..But these aren't normal times and the faminé might be the worst of all ages Baseball hasn't been played since the days of Expo 67. OF is that the days when the Expos led by 6 or 77 It's been so long we get confused. The NHL is taking a staring eight count while its combatants come to their senses, the NBA seems destined to follow suit, and the NFL? It's around for now but will there be labour peace for the whole season? Don't bet on it. So we go beyond the pages of collective unrest and political posturing by men in pinstripes, who don't resemble the Yankees, to see what else there is in the sports section Six pages deep, at the high school spfead, we seek refuge from the wars. But what's this? Nine thousand public high school teachers have been without a contract for two years so their work- to-ryle campaign means no more after-school sports Help!!ll Quickly we move on On the back page, some actual results. Quite remarkably, Australia enjoyed a first-inning lead of 81 runs and extended that 10 282 in the second of a test match with Pakistan. Uhhh, excuse me, but with a lead of 300 this cricket match hardly seems a test for the Aussies so we'll check back when they get to the bottom of the ninth. Sometime next week So the sports section offers no shelter from the storm. Let's try the TV and some channel surfing. Amidst a myriad of fishing shows and goodness knows what else, there are actually a couple of games going on, but we have to watch closely to make sure they're live and not tape-delayed from a time when there was peace on artificial earth Apparently it's a toss-up. Watch Virginia Tech battle Syracyse or St. Mary's clash with Acadia. Three downs or four, it's college football and we'll give it a try even though we're only watching because they don't kick field goals on the Wild Kingdom At the appointed hour for the CBC's hew Saturday night hockey doubleheader, we tune in to see what they'll slap up instead of pucks. Homeward Bound could be the story of Clift Ronning's return to VancouvéR but it tums out to be a dog and a cat and a few other animals of note. Then there's a flick call Splash in which Darryl Hannah looks considerably*better than Don Cherry but seems a fish out of water in the time slat. We lay back on the cushions, close our eyes and crave something untisual. Something almost prehisjoric rat's been missing since the invention of remote control. A-book! Yes, a book, that's what we need. Throwing on our coat we rush to the library only to find it's empty and so is every bookstore in Canada. They're empty because the nation Is reading. In the absence of hockef, the whole country has picked up a book. and then we wake upgWhat a far-fetched dream. Must have nooded off. about the time the Whalers would have fallen behind by three. - PY is sponsored by rs ow 1" Your aut! YAMAHA Sate & Service YAMAHA - The Power ToSatisly. (< 05) 986- 4437 - Blazer goalle Ken Harman was not giving up many rebounds In the Scugog Hockey League action on Sunday morning. The Blazers defeated the Comets to keep thelr undefeated streak Intact, and so far the Blazers are making convenor Jim Grosvenor's draft night prediction A] look pretty good. unassisted effort by co-sponsor Dennis Lycett, but then the Aces took over on a pair of goals by Toddy Wilbur and a single from Rick Campbell to silence the doubtful critics Sunday's fourth game saw the Crandell's Gamblers and the Pizza Delight Devils play to a 2- 2 draw. The Gamblers were already counting a turkey dinner 2 points as Robert Evans and Mark Decosta put them in the driver's seat. However, with just 3 seconds left dn the clock Devils "sharp shooter" John Mackey found the twine to give the Devils the important tie. Bill Foote had the other Pizza counter as he continues to put up the points in each game. The pre-feast activity for the day ended with the Harrison Blazers pulling the Compton Comets out of orbit with a 5-1 Jesson in puck control! CURLERS .. if you are interested in joining the PORT PERRY CURLING CLUB for the 1994 / 1996 season, please contact the following people for information ' on Fees and League Openings. LADIES : POP 0 0000000000000 95000000 0 ¢ MEN'S and MI Don B Doreen Ashbridge 985-3148 BUSINESS LADIES : Jean Symes 985-3614 D: n 985-9220 All members, guests and potential members are invited to an afternoon of instruction and fellowship on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23rd 1:30 to 4:00 PM Yes it is true sports fans, Jim Beatty did score for the Blazers along with Dale Bronson, David Roth, Darcy Milligan and John Harman to take their fifth victory in a row. The lone Compton reply had Paul Goreski get the counter from Roger Moase and Dave Dickson. For Goreski this is. rather special as he has spent most of his hockey career trying to prevent goals rather thin scoring them. Well with Sunday competition over, loads of turkey consumed and time keeper Jeff Card's 19th Birthday Party out of the way, it was'time to get busy for the Thanksgiving Monday Special at the local ice pad. Game 1 saw those amazing Harrison Blazers stretch their unbeaterr record to a perfect 6 games as they humbled the 'Fitzgerald Clippers 7-0. Darcy Milligan and John Harman continue to tear up the league as ) O00 000 00000000000 0000000000 POO00 000000 GES SVN EEEXIEXEEEEREFPARERE EEE EEE EN Harman had 3 goals and 2 assists while Milligan settled for 2 goals and 1 assist. Dave Milton had a pair*of goals and of course Jim Bay counted an assist as the "Blazers continued. to dominate. Don't forget that Ken Harman in goal got the well- "deserved shut-out and.is an important part of the Blazer Success tb date with his meagre goals against average! Game 2 saw the J & D Hawks get their act together after losing to the Aces on Sunday, and they pulled together to down the Crandell's Gamblers 3-2. The Gamblers took the early lead on goals by Mark Decosta and Ken Jeffrey but those Hawks came storming back with 3 unanswered tallies by co- sponsor Joe Curran, Peter Lane and Keijo Kinnunen to take their second victory of the season. Game 3 was another sad day for the Van World Sharks as the Compton Comets humbled them 4-2. The Compton Gang had a full bench while the Sharks were missing 3 key players in this match. For the Comets Mike McQuade, Tom Barnes, Dave Dickson and yes, Paul Goreski once again, found the net. Steve Connors and Jay Adam replied but other than Wayne Fox with 2 assists and Doug Seeley with a single that was it for the Sharks as they continue to look for the secret to a second victory. Game 4 saw the Taylor Aces find their winning streak end at one as the Pineridge Phantoms cruised to a convincing 5-0 victory. Sean Parket in the Phantom net gets full credit for the shut- out and Fred Moffatt, Robert VanCamp, Brian Samis, Jim Fowler and Bill VanCamp supplied the fire power in this Turn to page 27 » ' BUILDING TOMORROW ..TODAY LUSCH {VY s6 sPaRKs sT Canada | Kip 5B | K1P 581 PLEASE MAKE YOUR PLEDGE TO USC oY cane: 1800-5656 USC AND 234-9335 ror OTTAWA CALLS.