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The shooting match started at the five minute 'Player of the Week' ATOM © CRAIG MENZIES . Pattersons of Port 197 Queen St. - Port Perry - k' 5. | League 'Player of the Week' ATOM House MARK KENDALL Don Forder Insurance 4 Water St. - Port Perry Tr Teel 41% dar LA ond ag SAAD EA ER mark of the second with MoJacks trailing 2-1, and Uxbridge playing a man short. Darrin Jobb snapped home a rebound to knot the score, and then 30 seconds later Rob Greiner scored what proved to be the winner as he finished off a nice three-way passing play from linemates Bill Bridge and Gord Hintze. Greiner then came back just before the six-minute to slap a rebound behind Uxbridge goalie Kevin McGibney. " Bill Bridge and defenseman Randy Crawford ~~ drew assists on that play. MoJacks played the first O.HA. Ir. 20 minutes of the game like they were out for a casual skate, and allowed the smaller Uxbridge team to take a 1-0 lead at the nine minute mark when Griffith slid a shot between the legs of goalie Raymond Gibson. Randy Crawford and Tim Kane were in the penalty box at the time. Darrin Jobb, with the first 'of his two goals, got that one back with just 11 seconds left in the first. He was parked in front and took a centering pass from linemates Brad Nicholson and Mark Jobb. Uxbridge briefly took the (Turn to page 20) C Hockey STOUFFVILLE PORT PERRY MOJACKS Sunday, Dec. 10- 7:30 P.M. Adults: $1.25 Students: 75¢ Children: 50¢ SCUGOG ARENA IR HBAS Gat ag Tigersnomatch BASTFAY ANTI GN Sa 2 US Wh UU CT A, ALAA ATP Oy BE RE EA RS WN a 1 iw re N y bd SE A for Redmen by Danny Millar The Senior Redmen of Port Perry High School won their first of three games during the week on Monday, Nov- ember 27, as they ventured to Uxbridge and humiliated the Tigers 93-35. Port Perry was in com- plete control of the match from the start to finish. They controlled the tempo of the game with the tough, aggres- sive defence which coach Aaron Dekker's team are noted for, and dominated the defensive boards. The first quarter saw the Tigers score only eight points while the Redmen, seemingly in complete domination of the game, Dekker called for a time-out and loudly disciplined his athletes for not playing their zone properly and for con- stantly showing their dis- pleasure with their missed shots, turnovers and other bad plays. Rob Morris, Mike Patton and Scott Wilbur showed their frus- trations at various times on the court. Big 8-0 Atoms The third quarter was the best for the Redmen as they allowed their hosts only three points while netting twenty-two themselves. After twenty-four minutes the powerful Port Perry team led 61-25. In the final period the Tigers were blown right off the court. The Redmen, counted 32 points and al- lowed Uxbridge ten as the final score showed the Port Perry Redmen with 93 points and the Uxbridge team with 35. Scott Wilbur and Mike Patton headed the offensive for Port with 28 and 27 points respectively. - Wilbur also had 18 rebounds and Patton fourteen. Coach Dekker had mixed emotions about the result. '""The Port Perry team simply did not hustle the way they can in the first half. This resulted in poor defen- sive position and many mental errors. The second half was a total reversal', he said. Dekker also felt that guard Greg Fedyk played a strong game. win over Ajax by Carol Wilbur On Wednesday, November 29 the Malmont Farm Atoms met Ajax Minors in an ex- hibition game whhere they romped to an 8-0 win. Scoring for Port were Mike Johnson, Chris Lane, Dave Burnett and Craig Menzies each with 1 goal and 1 assist. Tim Cannon, Jay Van Camp, Andy Systma and Lee "Huggy" Wilbur each had a goal. 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