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i pis NOVICE Kinsmen - 4 Scugog Realty - 1 Kinsmen skated to a 4-1 win over Scugog Realty. Kinsmen scoring by Ryan Ridge- way, Mike Tripp and Mike Labanovich each with a goal and Marc Porier 1 goal, 1 assist also Chad Venning 1 assist. Scugog Realty lone goal was scored by Robert McEachern unassisted. Port Perry Printing - 7 + Gord Lewis - 1 Port Perry Printing romped to a 7-1 win over Gord Lewis. Muskies scoring, Scott Wylie and Steven Stiles each had a hat trick plus 1 assist. Jeffrey Card had a goal also. Gord Lewis's lone goal scored by Adam Johnson assisted by _.*. 'Toby Schewin. Davids Hairstyling - 3 DonForder Ins. - 2 Davids Hairstyling "ended up on top in a very close game right down to the buzzer over Don Forder Ins. 3-2. David's scoring by David Giles, Mike Pothier and Andrew Pereman who had the game winner. Ian Mec- Clelland of Davids and Darren Hope of Fordes played very well in nets. Don_Forders scoring Todd Smart and Joey Villeneuve and 1 assist going to Dale Bradbury. Last week Don Forder's Todd Smart recorded a shut out in net. ATOM Marj Tripp -3 U.AW.-2 This was probably the most exciting game of the young season with both teams keeping the fans on the edge of their seats. UAW jumped into an early 2 goal lead with Jason McBride and Kevin Brown getting markers and goalie Brian Madill turning back the Tripp shooters. Tripp finally got on the scoreboard when Scott Foster scored on a solo effort then took the lead on goals by Noel Lover- ing and Daryl Dutke- wich, with assists going to newcomer Emmett Burton and Jeff Brett. In the final minute, UAW pulled their goalie and threw everything at David Talbot at the other end. In the last 15 seconds McBride miss- ed on a breakaway, then Edgar lofted one over the net. And thats the - way it ended. Swamp Garage - 1 Scugog Lumber - 1 This was a tight checking affair with goalies Shrybert and Pogue both producing excellent efforts. Rick Larocque opened the scoring for Scugog with assists going to brother Sean Larocque- and Chris Forder who was in action for the first time this year with Scugog. Swamp tied it up when "T. Cornel scored his first of the season on a pass from Don Hughes. From then on it was a game for the goalies and checkers. The Shepperd boys looked strong for Swamp and Whittaker and Labanovich put in their best efforts this season for Scugog. TTT TT I ee TT _ JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY SUN, NOVEMBER 6 Lakefield Chiefs : Port Perry MoJacks ADMISSION: Adults $2.00; Students $1.50 and Children 50¢ eg B : g E : : : : = = E SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY =! ; = o g ¥ GAME TIME: 7:30P.M. PEE WEE Saturdays action saw two well played, hard fought games by all four teams. In the first game Lions Club came out on top of a 6-5 score. The second game ending with a closer 3-2 score with Wes Lane coming out victorious over Frank Real Estate. Lions -6 Scala-5 Marvin Hughes open- ed the scoring for Lions with his first of two CY 3 / A 2 rh y Tells Hh PAK 3 vt ivy ENV. FT BIRT LARGE Revit. EAR E ARSE A i iu Sot ai wal ik SHARE FUNSTLIDS SAR ea apres Lap a wld . goals on an assist from Steve Diceman. It was not until late in the second period when Scala tied the game at one with his first of 2 by Cole Perry assisted by Adam Danter. Hughes came back less than a minute later with his second goal, again assisted by Diceman. Not to be out done, Scala's Adam Danter scored his first of three goals to tie the game at 2 apiece. Seven goals were exchanged in the PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 1, 1983 -- 21 Port Perry Minor Hockey House Leagues third period, with goals going to Mike Haynes, Adam Cummings, © Jamie Madley, Steve Diceman with Madley picking up the assist on Diceman"s goal. Round- ing out the scoring for Scala's, Cole Perry and Adam Danter 2 with Graham Sullivan pick- ing up an assist on Danter's goal. Wes Lane«3- Frank - 2 End to end action and good goaltending by Legion A's bounce back for 5-3 win After dropping a 2-0 loss to Stouffville on Friday night The Legion Pee Wee A's came right back to defeat Whitby- Brooklin 4-3 Sat. night at home. Dropping a 2-0 loss was no disgrace as the Legionaires played teir best game to date. It was a close checking match and when Port had trouble deep in their own end, Chris' Mc- Connell came up with -some-fantastic saves. Stouffville connected with their first marker late in the first period. The Legionaires were unable to capitalize while having a two man advantage as Stouffville goalie remained hot throughout the entire game.. The second period remained score- less although both teams had many excellent scoring oppor- tunities, it was not until a JIE, I TROPHIES and ENGRAVING | DO-NO's RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD. Queen St., Port Perry i 985-2839 N msm mmm ET '84 MEMBERSHIP OFFER . ADDED BONUS: We offer: _ GOLF CLUB 2 FOR 1 IF YOU ACT BEFORE DEC. 31st, 1983 Play the rest of 1983 at No Charge (mn RIDGE Homa SunnyBrae Golf & Tournament banquet facilities Country Club) HWY SIMCOE ST. N. . WHITBY OSHAWA 985-2076 Yh mile east ofl Hwy. 12 on Hwy. Po Fairy. = 18 hole par 70 championship course - - Licensed under LLBO regulations -Full Pro Shop & Clubhouse facilities - Starting times on weekends - Rental equipment i am mot} thé final three minutes of play that Stouffville scored their second goal as Port tried desperate- ly to kill off a minor penalty. As both preseason games ended in a dead- lock, the Legion Pee Wee A's desperately wanted fo win on Sat. night against Whitby- Brooklin. Having been awarded a penalty shot Mike Sorley had no trouble deaking goalie Bryce Percy to open the scoring at the 9:54 mark, Brooklin evened the score 1:46 later. A three way passing play from Derek Fitzgerald and Clair Cornish to Kevin Gibson again had Port in the lead before the period ended. Whit- by tying the score early in the second soon found themselves down by two as Clair Cornish deaked Whitby goalie to make it 3-2, Derek Fitzgerald earning the assist 1:23 later. Jarett Harman positioned in front of the net scored on a rebound shot from Eric Grosvenor. the final twenty minutes remained scoreless until the 13:31 mark when a blistering shot from the blueline had Whitby within reach of tying. The Legion- aires were able to with hold this slim lead as they faced six attackers for the remaining 45 seconds of play. Paul Kett did a fine job between the pipes and received protection from Chris Legere who has been playing very well on defense. Petites defeat On Sunday, Oct. 30, the Bruton's I.D.A. Petites travelled to Oshawa and defeated the Oshawa "B" team by a score of 5-2. Lisa Levy scored the first goal just 30 seconds into the game. Later in the first "period, Misty Andrews assisted by Kelly Menzies gave Port a 2 goal lead. Oshawa scored in the second to make it 2 to 1 but Lisa scored twice to earn her a hat trick. Misty scored the final goal after Oshawa | B's 5-2 "Oshawa had made it 4-2. The defense played well stopping the opposition before they could get their shots on the net. All three forward lines kept the other team from scoring by their forechecking and pass- ing in the other teams end. All the girls played well, especially the new girls on the team this year. Our next home game is Sat. Nov. 12 at 5:30 P.M iii OPERATOR'S LICENCE REQUIRED If you are 12 to 16 years of age, or over 16 years old and do not hold a Motor Vehicle Operator's Licence, you are required by law to get a Snowmobile Operator' s Licence. The Snowmobile Operator's Licence may be obtained by taking an instruction course through a local snowmobile club. Qualified instructors licensed by the Ministry of Transportation in- struct classes for the purpose of obtaining the licences. The Port Perry Snowmobile Club's instructors, Charles and Bill Harper will be holding their first class on; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1983 PRE- REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY - TO DO SO CALL: CHARLES HARPER - 985-7824 both teams saw a much closer second game. Opening the scoring for Wes Lane was Paul Turner unassisted. Mike Butt upped the score to 2-0 on his first of 2 goals early in the second period. Frank's Doug Adams came back less than a minute later with an unassisted goal to narrow the margin to 2-1. Mike Butt scored his second goal to up the BY score to 3 to 1 for Lanes. Chris McConnell narrowed the margin once again on an un- assisted goal early in the third period to close out the scoring for both teams. Try as they may, Franks tried to tie the game in the late going but were unsuccessful. 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