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AB RE Rr SR a Sey Er LS Cony sAMNY ¥ Re © 4 PM Te A Important game for (From Page 18) first period Brad Nicholson stole the puck at the side of the Eagle net and flipped it in the short side to tie the game. MoJacks seemed to be building momentum, but it was shortlived as Eagle captain Brian Simpson put his team ahead to stay at 2:21 of the second when he was set up alone in front of MoJack goalie Bill Cheet- ham. MoJacks began to sag badly as the Eagles pressed and took advantage of numerous errors in the Port Perry end of therink. By the end of the second period the score was 8-4. The shots on goal in that period were 13-4 in favour of the Eagles, which was a fair represen- tation of the margin in play. In the third period, the game degenerated into a chippy little affair with a series of double minors as players from both clubs were carrying. their sticks high. At the 15-minute mark, MoJacks captain Steve Jones and Gary Nemisz squared off and got five minute majors for their troubles, while Mark /Jo and Eagle captain [Bria Simpson also tangled at the ) same time deep in the\Port \ Perry end. They both" got major misconducts for the: efforts and an early trip to the showers. In total there were minutes in penalties called in the third period, and as fans started to crowd around Port Perry players in the penalty box, game officials called for the Durham Region Police, fearing that things might get severely 'out of hand. However, the game ended without serious incident with the MoJacks on the tail end of the 104 score. Just why the MoJacks seem to get shell-shocked the minute they step on the ice in the opposition rink remains a mystery. Going back to the quarter finals with Lindsay Muskies, the MoJacks have lost four games on the road, all by lop-sided scores. In fact, in those four losses, MoJacks have given up 48 goals, while managing to score just 13. Certainly the small ice surface in both Lindsay and Bowmanville hampers the MoJack's free- RE it STERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION INTEREST PAID ANNUALLY FOR 5 YEARS DON FORDER Insurance Agency Ltd. 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Phone: 985-8471 SAA Th ha (R'E 8 12%4 f Po TP 8 3 LE Sak Bt 3 X22 LIRA KE Fei ok oF MET TM RUE RE MS SRN AF VEE gif ce PELE SNE Ld SRG . NE 3s FL wheeling and skating style of offensive hockey, but the team seems to go into a defensive shell as well, coughing up the puck, missing with passes, and most damaging of all, allow- ing themselves to be sucked into un-necessary penalties. At home last Saturday night, the MoJacks didn't look like the same team as they got a solid goal-tending performance from Bill Cheetham and a pair of goals from both Mark Jobb and Gorde Hintze, : Hintze scored the eventual winner at 6:37 of the third period on a neat pass from Rob Greiner + with the MoJacks on a power play. the last two games as Ray C 'MoJacks Saturday Late in the third Rob Evans added an insurance marker as he took a pass from Mark Jobb and hit from the short side. Phil Cochrane had tied the score late in the second period on a pass from Brad Nicholson. In that second game, MoJacks stuck to hockey throughout, taking just 18 minutes in penaities to 20 for the Eagles. Bill Cheetham was outstanding in the nets for Port Perry making several key stops including two early in the third from point-blank range. - Cheet- ham, who played the regular season with Uxbridge, got the starting assignment in The team of Ron Parish won the Brooklin Concrete annual mixed bonspiel at the Port Perry Curling Club Saturday. With Ron are Karen Parish, - Presentations. Gibson was down with a flu bug. While Bowmanville on the strength of their first place finish in the regular season has to be considered the favourite in this series and certainly had little trouble with the MoJacks during the two games in Bowmanville, the MoJacks proved on Saturday night that they are capable of beating the Eagles by cutting off their potent offense. If the series follows the same pattern, MoJacks should win the fourth game at the Scugog Arena this coming Saturday and force a deciding game back in the Eagles Nest. . and Barry and Cheryl Timbers. i -- ou PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 28, 1979 -- 23 ts of action for Ringette by Doreen Kendall Three games to report this week. Wednesday evening both tweens .and belles saw action in Port Perry. Ives Florist took Irving Angels to the tune of 6 to 2. Scoring for _ Ives saw Rhonda White put the ring away for 4 goals and 1 assist. Janet Dean found the mark for a single goal and was also credited with one assist. Pam Daniels and Bev Archibald were also Bob McCoy of credited with assists. Scoring for the Angels Janice Jackman from Kelly Storry and Debbie Warriner from Lisa Canning. Childrens Boutique squeaked out a 5-4 victory over Chris Allen Aluminum. This was a fast evenly matched game with both teams pulling forth a super effort. ' Scoring for Childrens Boutique saw Karen Young pick up a hat trick, Wendy McDougall and Paula Haugen each picked up singles. Cheryl Doherty was the playmaker of the evening picking up 3 assists while Jodie Johnstone, Doris Rise- ~ borough and Brenda Foote each picked up single assists. Childrens Boutique goals were scored by Rhonda White from Chris English, Chris English from Rhonda. Sherri Allen picked up a pair with assists going to Valarie Kraupa and Tracy Fillion. Saturday Chris Allen Aluminum played at Harman Park and thorough- ly clobbered their opponents 17 to 2. Scoring saw Sherri Allen with 6 goals and one _ assist, Bonnie Bridge with 3 goals and 5 assists, Wendy McDougall with 4 goals and one assist, Tracy Fillion with 2 goals, Joanne Free with two goals and five assists, Rhonda White picked up 5 assists, and Valarie Kraupa picked up a single assist. Well gang that wraps it up for this week. Come on out to the arena and enjoy this ever growing sport. 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