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1300 athletes from Durham Schools took part last week In the Lisa Carison Memorial Run. Sponsored by S. A. Cawker School, the Run started three years ago with 260 runners. In photo are the three winners of the 1500 metre race for girls nine and ten years of age. From left gold medal winner Courtney Lumsden of Gandestetlagon PS, Paula Armstrong (sliver) and Meghan Smith (bronze) both from * Epsom PS. The overall trophy went to the team from Col Farwell School, Cawker placed second. This run Ig held each year in memory of Lisa Carlson, a popular teacher. at Cawker School who was killed In a car accident. Atoms tie 3-3 On October 12 the Pineridge Sports Atoms hosted Mariposa and ended up in a 3-3 tie. Strong two way hockey gave Port control of most of this game. Good goaltending by Andrew Fancy and Peter Konstantinopoulos enabled the strong offensive play. B.J.Schaump led the offence with two goals, one on a great tip in off Pierce Jones' point shot. Tyler Lee scored the other on a nice rush. Joey Lane had two assists in the game. On the weekend the Pineridge boys were in tough at a tournament in Parry Sound. Game one saw them play Glanbrook (Hamilton) and come out on the short end of a 6-0 score. This game was a lot closer than the score indicates. Game two was against the host Parry Sound team. Port boys jumped into an early 1-0 lead on a goal from Jesse Mullins. Even the good defensive work by Wes Langmaild, Justin Koury, Garrett Brown and joey Lane could not keep the powerful Parry Sound team off the score sheet. The boys did shut them out in the third period. Game three was an exciting one with the Pineridge boys losing 2-1 to Mississauga. We had many chances to tie this one but good saves and bad luck would not let it happen. Both goalies played a strong game. "Way to go Andrew and Peter". Tyler Lee who had a strong tournament scored Ports only goal! on a nice rush and deke on the goalie. All the boys learned a lot this weekend and should show the effects in the next few weeks. * Midgets win 5-4 The Canadian Tire Midget "B" team travelled to Ops last week to play their first game this year against Omemee and had to fight their way to a 5-4 win. The Islanders played well in the first period but didn't get on the scoreboard until there was only 59 seconds left in the second period. Dave Kaminga scored Port's goal on a great unassisted effort. Omemee was leading the game 3-0 by the end of the second and before ending the period a fight broke out on the ice when an Omemee player charged our goalie Doug Short. Before the period was over Omemee was less five players and we were short four. In the third period Port took control of the game and at the 12:11 mark Ashley Vanschelven from Ryan PYckrin. Less than a minute later Todd Parry scored after converting a great passing play from linemates Matt Blowe and Adam Smith. Then Smith and Parry tied the game at four apiece on another great passing play. Todd got our winning goal at 3:04 when he made a nifty move on the Omemee defenseman and caught the goaltender napping. The assists on this goal came from defenseman Trevor Smith and Chris Drury. Brian Bickmore played between the pipes for the first half of the game, Doug Short for the second. Both boys made a number of great saves and Doug gets the prize for the most shots (literally) on him, scored in assist coming oD Seugoy Citisen -- Tuesday, October 17, 1995 --33 4 Flames nip Senators 2-1 This week in SHL hockey the Ball-Callery Senators took on the Harrison Fldmes in an action packed game at 7:00 in the morniug. Bill Bridge of the Flames managed to slip in the first goal in the first period with the assistance of Bruce Smith. Then for a whole period the action was unrewarding but Rob Evans of the Senators fired the pyck into the ndt in a goal assisted: by Doug Seeley. The game was tied but in the last two minutes Jamie Taylor scored with assists to Bill Bridge and Bob Beveridge to end the game at 2-1 for the Harrison Flames. Game two held a lot of action as well but the turn out was a lot less close. The J&D Carpentry Hawks and the Van & Truck World Sharks went head to head, but the Hawks held their sticks high in the end. The first goal for the Hawks went to John Mackey who was assisted by Joe Curran and Alan Sibbald. Then John "scored again in the middle of the second period and was assisted by Alan Sibbald again and Tim Ashbridge. Dave Dickson"was the first scorer for the Sharks, assisted by Bart Wagar and Carl Durward then Carl Durward went in unassisted for a goal of his own. Alan Sibbald of the Hawks scored their next goal unassisted, followed closely by Steve Groves, also of the Hawks, who, with the assistance of Dave Jackson and Keijo Kinnunen, managed to score. Finally at the end of the third period Tim Ashbridge scored with the assist of Bob Collins, finishing the game at 5-2 for the J&D Hawks. In game three Fitzgerald's Clippers and the Monsma Chargers fought, but of course someone had to lose. Steve Fox of the Chargers charged down to the net and smashed the puck with Steve Churchill's assistance. Then Jim Park, assisted by Rick Campbell and Doug Suppelsa scored the first for the Clippers. Minutes later Lee Wilbur caught the puck from Jody Peters and scored another for the Chargers. Dave Milton picked up the tying goal with an assist by Rick Campbell followed by Rick Campbell who took the lead for the Clippers with Doug Suppelsa's help. In the top of the third period Dave Milton was assisted by Jim Park and John. Delorme to place 'in another. Steve Lee scored with Doug Suppelsa and Rick Campbell bringing the score even further out of the Chargers' reach. Derek Fitzgerald scored the next, assisted.by Greg Fitzgerald and Dave Mllton, then Doug Suppelsa was assisted by Rick Campbell and Joe Forder, scoring the last goal of the game, leaving it at 7-2. Next time you Chargers better get a little more charged up. -In Game four The Taylor Aces beat the Compton Comets in another massacre. Ken Little was assisted by Richie LeFort to score the first Aces' goal. Then Jason Warner of the Comets, assisted by Mark Burger and Bill Foote, scored the first for the Comets. Sean Fewer scored another for the Aces, assisted by Steve Dunn and Ken Little. Seconds later. Alan Bonner scored another for the Aces, with the assistance of Wayne Taylor and Henry Forderer. Shortly after, George Gladish of the Aces was assisted by Richie LeFort in scoring their fourth goal. Bill Foote, assisted by Jason Warner and Ron Compton, scored a second for the Comets, followed by Bob Beacock, also of the Comets, who was assisted by Bill foote and Ron Compton for the last Comet to enter the Aces' net. Richie LeFort, with the assistance of George Gladish and Sean Fewer, scored another for the Aces. Then Sean Fewer, with Richie LeFort and Bill Owen scored yet. another. Finally Bob McEachern was assisted by Alan Bonner and George Gladish to end the game 7-1 for the Aces. The last game of the day was played by the Pineridge Wolves and the Pizza Delight Roosters. The first goal went to Datcy Milligan of the Wolves, assisted by Todd Wilbur and Clarence Stephenson. Carl Durham then scored the first goal for the Rogsters with the assistance of John'Harman and Brad Hurst. Next the Wolves' Darcy Milligan scored another with the help of Ken Smart Jr. Then Carl Durham schred another for the Roosters with an assist from Brian Stevenson Ken Smart Sr. scored the next goal with Ken Davison and Wayne Norton assisting. The "last goal went to John Harman who was assisted by Dave Bourgeois and Brian Stevenson ending the game in a tie at 3-3. Good game guys! 6:45 Taylor Fuels vs Pizza Delight 7:46 Compton Cable TV vs Pineridge Sports 8:45 Harrison Fuels vs Van & Truck World 9:45 J&D Carpentry vs Monsma Electric 10:45 Fitzgerald's Weed Control vs Ball-Callery & Assoc. | XL girls win 6-5. The Port Perry Novice C XL Eaglettes dpened the ringette season on the road in Oshawa and came away with 'a close six to five win. The game started with. close checking by both teams, probably due to a few butterflies and syme nervousness as half of :the Eaglettes are first time players and half seasoned veterans. Eaglettes struck first with a goal by Jessica Doe assisted by Amanda Curry. Jessica counted again assisted by Amanda and Ceiligh Baxter. Forty seconds later Amanda picked up a loose ring and scored unassisted. Port kept pressing but Oshawa got one back. The Eaglettes went right back on the offensive and knotted two more before the first period ended on goals by Amanda Curry assisted by Trevor Doe and then another ! goal by Ceiligh Baxter assisted by Jessica Doe to end the period with a commanding five to one lead. . The second period started much the same as the first with the Eaglettes scoring a thjrd goal by Jessica, a hat trick! Oshawa was not finished though and came roaring back with four unanswered goals cutting the Eaglettes' lead to one goal, however the girls dug in and shut Oshawa down with great goaltending by Jill Hunter, solid forechecking by Brooke Simpson, Catherine Copeland and Caitlyn Hallingman. 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