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REO ERN A NE ee SF UL Ee TUN IER Ne I RR ANT AE be EE XY od NY Wy STAD ¥ 3 ) Vb VAY A Le CHG RES HSL PR SILA J AIRY o YA 75 EM A CNSR A A a 0H Fd EXE A Rd le Re, 20 _ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 22,1983 Sports MoJack forward didn't score a goal Sunday night at the Scugog Arena as Port Perry doubled the Stouffville Clippers 8-4. But Wallace had a Scott Wallace (10) Thirteen straight games without a loss strong game picking up four assists as the MoJaks kept their unbeaten streak alive at 13 games, a new record for the team. They remain in first place in the Central Junior C Port Midgets can't get on the winning track On Monday night Menzies Motor's Midgets hosted Ajax and came away 7 to 3 winners. Scoring for Port were Jeff Cox assisted by Dave Travis and Chris Cookman, Craig Menzies assisted by Greg Warriner and Fred Cockerton, Dave Burnett unassisted, Rob Baker assisted by Dave Travis, and Jim White, Rob Baker then con- nected again assisted by Jeff Cox and Chris Cookman, Jim White assisted by Dave Travis. Rounding out the' scoring for Port was Bantams skate to win in Markham On Wednesday, Nov. 16th, the Goreski Insula- + tion Bantams played Markham in their sixth Shawn Nanay céme from the Bantam Bian In the third period, Markham scored . their only goal of the game. Rob Baker and Bob Go- Burnett picking up the assists on Bob's goal. Jamie Lee assisted by Lee Wilbur and Craig Menzies. This was the first game that Ajax has lost and the boys figured they were starting the week on the right foot. But the following night they tripped as they lost to Bowman- ville 8 to 4. Finding the mark for Port was Dave Smith assisted by Jeff Cox and Craig Menzies, Greg Warriner assisted by Lee Wilbur and Chris Cookman. Warriner found the range again assisted by Jeff Cox, Jim White finished the scoring assisted by the brother act of Jeff and Lee Wilbur assisted by Jamie Lee and Chris for Port was Greg Warriner assisted by Jim White, Chris Cook- man and Jeff Cox, Dave Smith assisted by Greg Warriner, Dave Travis assisted by Jeff Cocker- ton, Greg Warriner assisted by Dave Smith and Jim White, Craig Menzies assisted by Greg Warriner and Chris Cookman, Chris Cookman scored his: second of the game assisted by Craig Menzies. In this tourna- ment they selected an M.V.P. from each team every game and Dave Smith won it for Port in the first game. Lee Wilbur, Dave Smith assisted by Craig by John B. McClelland The Port Perry Mo- Jacks are clinging to first place in the Central Junior C League by a single point over the Bowmanville Eagles, thanks to a convincing 8-4 victory Sunday night over the Stouffville Clippers. MoJacks ran their unbeaten streak to 13 games (11 wins, two ties) breaking a long- standing record for a Port Perry Junior C club. The team now has 26 points (as of Sunday night) while the Eagles Eagles had little trouble with third-place Lake- field Sunday night as they handed the Chiefs a 10-3 thumping. Against Stouffville at the Scugog Arena Sun- day night, the MoJacks again proved they are a tough third period squad as they scored three times in the final frame without giving up a goal. There have been better Junior C games played at the Scugog Arena, but certainly as far as the MoJacks are concerned, one of the highlights was the per- formance of netminder Ken Harman. He faced 45 shots and was superb as he stood up all evening to chall- enge the Clipper shoot- ers, and was especially sharp blocking shots through heavy traffic in front of the cage. The MoJacks net- minding duo of Harman and Clay Lovering have kept the goals against average under five per game. Forward John Vaz got the MoJacks on the board first in the open- ing frame with a good shot from the slot area after John Fusco had fed him a nice pass. The Clippers took advantage of a MoJack penalty late in the period when Archie Clark beat Harman off a scramble. It didn't take MoJacks long to get moving in the second as Wayne Snodden rapped one in after just six seconds of play, and he added another at 5:50 with a shot along the ice. end, but at 12:35, Brad Flaxman again gave MoJacks a two goal bulge when he found himself all alone in front of the Clipper goalie Paul Richards. _The Clippers were not about to go to sleep on the MoJacks as Mike Anderson scored a short-handed goal at 13:35 to cut the margin to one, before Paul Betterworth scored at 17:10 to give Port Perry a 5-3 lead. Stouffville again cut the lead to one goal as Barry Greenshields put one behind Harman at 19:08 of the second. But the MoJacks, who have won several games so far this year in the third period, put the match away at the 20 second mark when Brian Nicholson flipped the puck into a wide open net after a very clever passing play by Scott Wallace and Bob Horton. Wayne Snodden com- pleted his hat trick at MolJacks set a new club record 6:14 and Nicholson rounded out the scoring at 12:57 with his second of the game as he found the top corner. Snodden has proved to be a real sniper for the MoJacks with a quick shot and good moves inside the blue line. He doesn't dominate a game, but seems to be around the puck when goals are scored. He's durable too, as he took a tremendous check against the boards in the first period, but shook it off with no trouble. MoJack forward Scott Wallace picked up four ih trail with 25 points. But Clippers madeit 3-2at assists in the game, 124 the Bowmanville squad 9:20 as MoJacks had all while Horton helped set 30 lias a game in hand on kinds of trouble getting up three goals, and Rob res the MoJacks. The the puckout of their own Nicholson collected a pair of assists. The team was without two defensemen, Dave Rockbrune who is having back problems, and Russ Jones who recently had a calcium deposit removed from his shoulder. Jones is playing fine hockey along the MoJack blue line this season and he should be back in uniform in the not too distant future. The team travelled to Cobourg on Monday night for a game against the Cougars, but will not play again until Dec- ember 2 when they visit Lakefield. There is no home game this coming Sun- day because the Rice Lake Rangers dropped out of the league. Next home game at the Scugog Arena for the .. MoJacks is Sunday, December 4 when the Clippers pay another visit. Game time will be 7:30 P.M. Bantams play well at Cobourg tournament On Friday, Nov. 18th Port Perry travelled to Cobourg for a 3 day "A" class tournament. The first game against Peterborough which end Assists going to Brad Menzies 2, Baker, Bur- nett and Skura 1 apiece. On Sat. Port played penalty apiece. Scoring for Port - Bob Baker Assists to Burnett with 3, Stapleton 2. Singles to Menzies, Culbert, Har- mon, Baker, Vernon and ; league game of the ble finished off the scor- fred Cockerton. In the second game boysplayedatotalofsix two games. The first Feasby. Sunday, Port i » season, winning by the ing with Dave Burnett qo, Friday night they they faced off against games. Out of 24 teams against Aurora. This came back to play their % vscore of 5-1. With Mark and Chris Skura yravelled to Stouffville Bancroft and lost 6 to 2, they came out fourth gamealsoendedinad4 host team Cobourg with il Barkey out of the line-up assisting on Rob's 'goal 4nd hammered 15 to 2. Scoring for Port was best. On Friday after- tie. Both teams played Port coming out on top hs with an ankle injury, and Rob Baker and Dave Scoring for Port was Fred cockerton assisted noon, Port played their very clean with only one 8-3. Cobourg became a frustrated team taki, alot of stupid penalties. 7 to give our team a Help- The Goreski Bantams Cookman, Jim White Menzies. Lee Wilbur ed in a 4 all tie. unassisted, Culbert Scoring for Port - Rob % ing hand. will be playing in the ,ggigreq by Dave Bur- was selected as M.V.P. Peterborough took the from Burnett, Harman Baker, and Brad 2 "In the first period, Cobourg "A" Tourna- yet and Lee Wilbur. for this game. Losing lead by two before Port from Menzies and Menzies for a hat trick 7 Scott Feasby scored the ment on November 18th, On Sat. the 19th they this game put them out got on the board late in Feasby, Menzies from apiece. Singles to Stap- only goal, assited in the second, assisted by Chris Skura and Brad Traves. Rob Baker made the score 3-0, with Dave 19th and 20th. Good Luck Boys! Our next home game will be on Wednesday, attended a tournament in Haliburton which they won last year but it wasn't'to be this year. In the first game they of further play in the tournament. Next home game is against our archrivals, Uxbridge on Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.m. the first period. In the second period, Port scored 3 unanswered goals but in the third period, Peterborough Feasby and Culbert. Second game on Sat. was against Saltfleet with Port winning 7-2. Scoring for Port - Baker leton and Vernon. Assists going to Burnett with 3, Culbert with 2. Singles to Feasby, Har- man, Vernon, Skura, Burnett and John Har- er Benim defeated Humpherys, a ~~ Support the Midgets and tied it up. Scoring for and Menzies - 2 goals. Culbert and Traves. man assisting on the Village team from near Parry Port Perry Minor Port - Burnett, Culbert, Singles to Vernon, The second game on play. ge. Hockey. Baker and Stapleton. Goble and Burnett. RR A NARA RAR AAAA4 A420 4as SLLLBLLLLRY Sound, 8 to 2. Scoring N CIE SUE I BN} Jes ss aan an sea vs a aae raratarerer ta, PRR IEP ENE ra ER Sane EX hE (Turn to page 25) CLL RRR GP