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TIZ ms Bcugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 24, 1995 --17_ 4a .N SPORTS] MoJacks/Rebels i in wild 9-9 shoot out by John B. McClelland One would think that after watching his team skate to a 9-9 deadlock, MoJack head coach Chic Carnegie would be a little hot under the collar. On the contrary. Though he wasn't exactly doing cartwheels after the shoot- out Sunday night with the Campbellford Rebels, Carnegie said he saw "some positive things out there." He liked the way his players were hustling on the ice and said overall, it was a much better effort than in previous games. And he especially liked the first period when the | MoJacks romped to a 4-1 lead and looked like they were on their way to handing the Rebels their first defeat of the season. Rebels, in first place in the Empire Junior C League, had. eight wins and no losses going in to Sunday night's inter-locking match at the Scugog Arena, including a 9-2 drubbing of Uxbridge Friday and a 7-3 margin Saturday over North Frontenac. MoJacks bolted from the gate in a big hurry as Jeremy Geer on a heads- up breakaway gave the team a 1-0 lead at 7:19. Rookie Steve Barkwell upped it to 2-0 a minute later before Rebels captain Trevor Torrence beat Rick Hutchinson on a power play. MoJacks went to work on their own power play late in the frame when Barkwell one-timed the disc behind John Lalande at 16:02 and Keith Leslie re-directed a shot from the point while cruising in front of the Rebels cage. That made it 4-1 heading into the second period, but the Rebels must have had some kind of wake-up call as the promptly tied the game inside three. minutes on goals by Torrence, Kevin Larmer and Mike Harmon. Torrence got'his third of the night to give the Rebels a 5-4 lead before Scott Heasman tied {t for the MoJacks with help from Matt Pyke. From that point on the score see-sawed back and forth with the middle frame ending all knotted up at sevens. / Dallas Baker notched two for the Rebs with Todd Dennis and Geer responding for the MoJacks. The third period was just 38 seconds old when Rebels Doug Greenly made it 8-7 followed by Leslie for the MoJacks at 2:34. At 14:18, Torrence nailed down his 4th of the game to give his team the 9-8 lead Barkwell forced overtime at 17:09 with his third as he cashed in a rebound from the front of the net. . Overtime settled nothing and both teams snuck away with a single point. Coach Carnegie said his charges appeared to "lose their focus" in the second period as they allowed the Techstars down Manvers "The Techstar Bantams v played'Manvers for the first time this year on Sunday, October 15. Manvers had a hard time bringing the puck into the Stars end as all the forwards - from Port demonstrated outstanding back checking the entire game. The stars played an excellent game, keeping the opposition under five goals. They achieved the + win and would have let in less goals if it wasn't for some minor lapses and questionable refereeing. The Stars next game was on Wednesday in Port Perry. Trying to pick up their first win at home, the Stars started Corey Clark's Cats was recently presented with a dealership award for sales/service and customer relations from Arctic Cat for the Tiger Shark Watercraft. At left in photo Is owner Richard Clark and James Morton service and parts manager for the dealership on Simcoe St. south of Port Perry. It may not be the time of year to be thinking about watercraft but check out the snowmobiles and accessories In stock at Clark's Cats. Branton in goal. Corey looked sharp for the whole game. All of the oppositions' goals were scored by rebounds or open men in the slot. Even with ~~ Corey's gre goaltending, the Stars | 7-5. The Stars bedt chance was with two minutes left in the game when they were down by one goal. As a pass from the corner bounced through the crease and passed Scott Sanderson stick off his foot, into the net. As the Stars cheered with joy, the referee waved off the goal saying that he kicked it in. With 30 seconds left the Black Hawks added an empty net goal. Goals for Port Perry were scored by Shawn Hnatko, Scott Sanderson (2), Ryan Hawkins and Tom Keeble. Assists go to Adam Brain, Tom Keeble, Ryan Moynes, Russ Brown and Ryan Hawkins. On the following night the Stars travelled to Oshawa to play right after the Oshawa Generals practice. All the fans stayed to watch the Stars lose 7-6 against the Red Wings. Once again, the Stars tried to score late in the game but failed. Port Perry goals were scored by Greg Bruton (2), Adam Brain, Ryan Hawkins, Shawn Hnatko and Tom Keeble (one each). Assists go to Shawn Hnatko (2), Russ Brown (2), Adam Brain and Travis Pickard , (one each). "Alex Rebels to storm back from the 4-1 deficit. "They were sneaking in behind us," he said, addifg the fact the MoJacks had not seen action in a week may have taken some of the edge off their game. SLAPSHOTS: Sophomore centre Chad Kearns will be lost to the MoJacks for a couple of months after suffering a bad break to his wrist in the second period when he was checked along the boards. I Hutchinson faced 34 Rebel shots in this game, while the MoJacks fired 24 at Lalande. Hutch has had better nights in the MoJack goal but he made a brilliant stop late in the game off a clear breakaway by Dallas Baker, and in the OT period he snared a puck Pee Wee House Emiels 5 - Larocque 1 This house league game featured good hockey with loads of end to end action. Great , defense and excellent goaltending by Shawn Martin for Emiel's and Shane Fisher and, Hutchinson for (Larocque kept both teams scoreless throughout the first period. Emiels came alive in the second with two goals. the first by Tyler Lucas and then another by Michael Blakey. The third period showed lots of lively play at both ends of the rink. A goal by Emiels' David Halward started things off. Larocque then got into the action and onto the that had goal written all over it. MoJdacks will be very busy this week starting Tuesday night when they are in Lakefield. On Friday, they travel to Bobcaygeon, on Saturday they are in Little Britain (7:30 faceoff) and on Sunday host Bobcaygeon at the Scugog Arena for a 7:00 PM start. League scoreboard with a goal by Andrew Kenny. Mike Blakey and Gerrard Timmers came in from Emiels with a goal apiece to make the final game score 5-1. Next week's games are October 28 8:40 a.m. Scala vs. Larocque and 10:10 a.m. Big V vs. Emiels. Cartwright Minor Baseball Is getting ready to ship all kinds of surplus equipment - helmet, bats,' softball bases, catchers gear, softballs -- to the kids who'iive In the native community Attawapiskat. That's on the west coast of James Bay, about 200 miles north of Moosonee. The equipment will be put to good use by about 500 youngsters In this isolated community. The CMB kids In the photo are Kody Rundle, Katelyn Rundle, Cory Hellingman, Miich Truax and Patrick Wotten. Compton Novice show strong effort In our first away from home match against Uxbridge on Monday the 16th, the Compton Cable team came up one short. Strong two-way hockey made for a fast. game. With 3:31 remaining on the clock in the second, Uxbridge finally opened the scoring. Less than two minutes later, Uxbridge, notched another goal. The Compton Cable kids never gave up and played their hearts out for the remainder of the game. Their hard work finally paid off at 11:14 of the 3rd, as Matt Menear (#9) let one go right on target. Tyler Cunningham (#17) was awarded the assist.. The Simmonds Brothers (Craig #2 and Brett #11) worked hard offensively, while Hayley Campbell (#16) and Adam Smart (#7) protected their net. Final score: Uxbridge 2. Port Perry 1. In our second match aguinst Uxbridge this week, they managed a 3-1 game over Compton. It wasn't for lack of trying. The boys (and girls) gave it their all, back and forth, but could only snag one goal. Tyler Cunningham (#17) sent one past Uxbridge's goalie with Matt Charron picking up the assist. ~ With one minute left to play and the score 2-1 for Uxbridge, Compton pulled their goalie. Mike Redman did a great job of trying to defend the net, however, Uxbridge let a hard shot go which hit tHe post,turned and snuck across the red line. Hard workers during this game were Jake "Homer" Jones (#8) and Blake Cunningham (#4), Our next game is on home ice on Friday, October 27 against Ops. Join us at our regular time slot of 6:15 p.m. (#15)