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The first % A and 3 assists, Tim Kane with game is being played a 2 goals and 2 assists, Mark Monday, February 26 (too Cleveland with 2 goals, Dennis Franssen had one goal and one assist, Mike late for publication). Watch for posters in the arena for Juveniles next home game. x) ° o ° @ d 2) 0 Legionaires eliminate nd | | i! from league play 2 . lik by Jan McAllister illness and suspensions. 3 3 3 Congratulations Jeff, keep 24 3 The Legionaires went he oo0d work. Also we a down to defeat on Monday ish to welcome back Chris gd -evening as Uxbridge | ,;.000a who was out several wd TS weeks due to pneumonia. iH : H e feeling fit now. i score was 8-1 for Uxbridge. OP You a ng AT TTY IE HALTER hott WIE The Legionaires only - goal was scored by Vaughan McKee unassisted. This was the sixth game in a play off series and Uxbridge won the series eight points to three. The Legionaires are finished now for the 1978-79 season except for exhibition games and tournaments. They are entered in three tournaments in March and -now will start some practis- ing to get ready for them. Special mention should be given to Number 6 for the Legionaires, Jeff Cox. This boys saw limited ice time since joining the Legionaires early in December. - Jeff really had two excellent games and helped the team a great deal when we were ~ down so many players due to Wednesday night saw the Legionaires in exhibition play against Oshawa Central Sports Black Hawks. This ended in a 2-2 draw but the Legionaires did not look sharp. Scoring for the Legionaires were Steven Lee unassisted at 2:15 of the first period and also Steven Lee scored at 10:10 of the third period assisted by Jeff Johnstone. Saturday the Legionaires travelled to the Oshawa Civic Auditorium to play an exhibition game with the LNHL team. The Legion- aires played exceptional hockey and came out on top 4-1. Congratulations to Dean Haugen who scored a goal. 'Dean has just joined the Legionaires - this week -and looks to be an asset already. series, but went back to Bowmanville Sunday and took a 10-4 pasting. MoJacks now face elimination and must win when the teams go at it again this coming Saturday evening at Scugog Arena. Game time 7:30. MoJack forward Phil Cochrane draws a bead on a loose puck in front of the Bowmanville goal while Eagle defenseman John Kane has other ideas. MoJacks won the game Saturday 6-4 to even the ESE EA S33 Rae » ea MoJacks down two games to one Must win Saturday's contest by John B. McClelland The Port Perry MoJacks have their backs against the wall. Down two games to one O.HA. Jr. 'GC Hockey PLAY-OFFS in the best of five semi-finals against the Bowmanville Eagles, the Junior C season will end for the MoJacks unless the team can come up with a victory this coming Saturday evening at the New Scugog Arena. In the three games played so far against Bowmanville, the MoJacks have followed a pattern that has become a familiar one since the play- off rounds began three weeks ago. Mojacks look like a power- house on home ice, but they enthusiastic crowd of 750 times threatened to develop into a major war. MoJacks opened an early 1-0 lead at the five minute mark when Rob Greiner took passes from Bill Bridge and Phil Cochrane to beat Eagle goalie Stew Roberts with a wrist shot from 20 feet. Eagles surged ahead on goals by Kirk Kemp, Dan Farrow and Jerry Leddy scored from a scramble, and BUY NOW! No finance charges till October. Buy a new John Deere snowmobile the easy way ... with the John Deere Finance Plan... and no financecha ill be imposed until 1 October 1979. On 1 October 1979 you may elect to either pay the remaining principal balance owing, or continue the i have yet to win a play-off with a pair, as MoJacks financing agreement with us. ' ¢ 3 poe on fis road. began o zoo jie Rrojisiis See us today for complete payment details. wy er dropping the series clearing the puck ou eir fi Bowmanville Eagles § ums sme sobgtemsotarwer | Adi 170 2H VS manville by a 12-1 score, At the 16-minute mark of | " MoJacks returned to the the first period, Port Perry PORT larger ice surface at the launched a bit of a come- . 4 PERRY Scugog Arena Saturday back when Colin Wackett . /4 & evening, and in front of an ney rd Saturday, March 3rd GAME TIME: 7:30 P.M. Adults: $1.50 Students: $1.00 Children: 50¢ SCUGOG ARENA fans evened the series with a snappy 6-4 victory. However, when the teams went back to Bowmanville Sunday night for the third game, MoJacks fell apart in the second period en route to a 10-4 loss in a game which at RRR two minutes later Bill Bridge slapped home a rebound off Bill Owen's shot from the point as Eagles were playing with a man in the penalty box. . 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