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ot 3 oh ee EN Er ON a A Nel Si Se is NA LE a NPA SE ial re A Te alls Cad on ~~ oc Te a Ta Ci ht al TENN Te a a A, 3 ARUN . 3 2% 4 ETO Ne XI SELES $i RE ARRAS RE HA HER POH RNR Nain NA 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 16, 1982 of 4 ALAR RARE Re GY BE 5 LSA 2 a (: RAE ROSE A Pred, SERS SR RA ¢ i" House League hockey PEE WEE HOUSELEAUGE by Dave Ballingall Lions Club - 3 Gord Lewis - 1 After going undefeated in their first three games, Gord Lewis finally fell victim to the Lions Club team. The win was a complete team effort, starting in goal, the defen- sive back checking for- wards. Scoring first for Lions Club was Matt Dur- ward with an end to end rush and putting a good right shot over Nottingham's shoulder. Lewis's Joe Jackman finish- ed off a good rush with a goal assisted by Halligan and Davis. The score remained tied at 1 apiece until the middle of period 2 when Duane Leask let go a good wrist shot that went high into the net. Lewis' pressed hard' but the Lions Club team were determined not to loose and broke up most rushes at the blue line. With just 3 minutes to goin the game, Lions Club hard working Matt Durward shot at the net and Brent McMillan was parked off to the side of the goalie to deflect the shot past sprawl- ing Nottingham to make the final score 3 to 1. Scala Bros. - 7 Wes Lane - 4 After two losses and 1 tie, Scalas finally got their first win of the season. Scoring first for Scala was Philip McBride unassisted. Gary Dowson then scored to tie the game. Then Jon David Rod- way scored assisted by Terry Bache to give Lanes a 2 to 1 lead to end the first period. Scala's scored 3 times in the second to take the lead for good. Scoring for "Scala was Mike Stanley assisted by Philip McBride, then Stanley again aided by Pat Muldoon and McBride again. Scoring next for Scala was John Aylward on a nice end to end rush set up by Craig Fertile. McBride scored next on a good back- hand shot assisted by Trevor Soloman to make the score 5-2 in favor of Scala Bros. Wes Lane pressed hard and finally after stopping a flurry of shots Ian Hobbs in goal for Scalas was out of position when Rodway got his second of the game for Lanes assisted by Steven Short. Mike Stanley scored his third of the game for his hat trick assisted by Jason Bertrand. David and Doug rounded out the scoring for Scala assisted by Alan Shep- stone. Dave Irvine scored the final goal for Lanes assisted by Gordie Ireland to make the final score Scala Bros. 7, Wes Lane 4. . ALLTYPES - ALL MAKES MODULAR-4 SERVICING PHILIPS STEREOS &HI-FI'S 723-3341 214BLOORST.E. "Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years." PARKSIDE 113s & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS -RCA-ZENITH-TOSHIBA-HITACHI- LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE * Shur-Gain Oxytetracycline is a broad spectrum antibiotic in 100 mg concentration. It diffuses rapidly, builds therapeutic levels fast, and Shur-Gain Oxytetracycline 100 contains Lidocaine, a pain reducing of 100 mil or 250 mi vials for greater convenience and Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer Shur-Gain protection new Shur-Gain oxytetracycline-100 injectable solution agent. Choices | BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 NOVICE HOUSELEAGUE Sportsland -3 Kinsmen - 1 Sportsland defeated Kins- men 3-1. Scoring for Sports- land was Steve Slade 3 goals and Mike Olaisen 3 assists. Kinsmen scoring was Clad Venning assisted by Steve Desautels and Joey Philener. Reliable Plumbing - 3 Scugog Realty - 2 Reliable Plumbing went up 3-0 but Scugog Realty fought back within 1. Scoring for Reliable was Scott Foster 2 goals, Cliff Lefort 1 goal, assists went to Art Schryburt and Kent Jamieson. Scugog scoring Dale Bradbury and Brett Free each had a goal, assists went to Brett Free, Chris McLeod, Darrin Hope and Scott Heasman. ATOM HOUSELEAGUE by Doug Moore Lake Scugog - 6 Forder -0 In a rather one sided game, Scugog defeated Forder 6-0. Scoring for scugog were Adam Cum- mings with 3, Mark Shep- herd, Steve Staniland and John Andrews each had 1 goal. Assists went to Mark Shepherd, Don Hughes and Steve Staniland. Craig Leask recorded the shutout for Scugog. Swamp Garage -3 U.AW.-2 In a very even game, Swamp Garage came out on top by defeating U.A.W. 3 to 2. Scoring for Swamp was Michael Butt with all 3 goals. Assists went to Ritchie Stapleton and Jason Aus- map. Scoring for U.AW. were Paul Kett and Dan Muldoon. Assists went to Kevin Buscher with 2, and Ian Robertson had 1. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Emmerson -5 Peterborough Lumber -3 Emmerson recorded their first win of the year beating Peterborough Lumber 5 to 3. Emmerson goals were scored by Calvin Brewster with 3, Ron Brown 1, and Jeff Wray with 1 goal. The assists went to Danny Vernon 1, Shawn Grant 1, Steve Solomon 1, and Jeff Wray with 1. All three goals for Peterborough Lumber were scored by Mike Gibson. Assists went to Joe Forder 1, and Danny Rodgers with 1. Cochrane Trotters -5 I.G.A.-0 Kevin Cearns recorded his second shut-out of the year as Cochrane beat I.G.A. 5 to 0. Cochrane goals were scored by Darren Scala 1, Todd Soomre 1, Ted Coch- rane 1, Bill Allward 1, and Brian Dean with 1. Assists went. to Brian Dean 1, Darren Scala 2, Bill Allward '2, and Mark Bouwmeester with 2. Plow Jockeys in Lefroy semi-finals The Port Perry Broomball League was well represented this past weekend at the annual Lefroy tournament. These teams competed in the tourney with one team making it to the consolation final. Emmerson's Insurance bowed out early as they were defeated two games straight. The first loss was 3-0 against' Alliston and the second a close 1-0 to the Simcoe Eagles. Utica Plow Jockeys were eliminated in the semi-finals of the championship division. After recording two wins, their loss came at the hands of Garner Sports. It was an exciting game with Garner winning it 2-1 in overtime. After losing their first game, Beacock's Hardware recorded two 1-0 victories to reach the consolation final. "Both of these wins were decided in overtime. In the final game against Bramp- ton, Beacocks gave up a 2-1 lead late in the game to lose 3-2 and miss their chance at capturing a trophy. An enjoyable atmosphere at "CATHARINA LOUNGE" 151 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Emiel's Place OPEN to 1:00A.M.. HOME COMFORT For All Of Your PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS and 24 Hour Complete Heating Service in Port Perry EMERGENCY SERVICE Day or Night - Phone 985-2572 Furnaces - Air Conditioners - Boilers - Air Cleaners - Humidifiers - be AO LTE ary p Novice A's Friday night the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers were defeated 1-0 by the Oshawa Bruins. The Port team just could not seem to get organized and goalie Shawn Larocque had to come up with many saves to keep the score under control. By the end of the game Oshawa had outshot Port by 18-7, but only one goal was in the net. The Auctioneers travelled to Oshawa on Sunday for an exhibition game against the Oshawa Canadiens and won 7-1. The team looked like a different group of boys than from Friday night and were back checking so well that the Canadiens were frus- trated. The Canadiens came out flying and Port's goalie Brad Moase had to come up with alot of fantastic saves throughout the game. But the Auctioneers were flying also and at the three minute mark of the first period Jody Logan passed to Jeff Parry who shot on net, then picked up his own rebound to score up his own rebound to score 5 Year Annual Interest hi APPLY TO DON FORDER lose squeaker In.an exhibition game on Port's first goal. Just into the second period the Canadiens tied up the game with a hard shot under the pads of goalie Brad Moase. Port took the lead on a pass by Jason Cochrane from behind Oshawa's net to centreman Stephen Laird, who found his mark. On a shot from outside the blue line, Sean McEnaney boost- ed the score to 3-1. In the final period Port picked up four goals. The Canadiens were penalized for a tripping offense and Jeff Parry took the opportun- ity to flip a high one just under the top of Oshawa's net. Jody Logan assisted on the goal. Sean McEnaney came up with his second goal of the game after stealing the puck from Oshawa and put it between the goalie's legs. The combination of Parry and Logan gave Jeff his hat trick on a well excuted pass by Jody from just behind the Oshawa net. Stephen Laird scored Port's final goal on a breakaway pass from Jason Cochrane. All the boys work- ed hard for this victory. 13% MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 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