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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 7, 1984 MoJack-Eagle series dead-locked at one each by John B. McClelland "The Port Perry Mo- Jacks drew first blood and then had it spilled all over them as the best of five quarter finals with the Bowmanville Eagles got underway with two games last weekend. The MoJacks came up with a fine effort in the first game Saturday night at the Secugog Arena to defeat the Eagles 2-1 in the second overtime period, but Sunday night in Bow- manville it was a totally different story as the Eagles went on a ram- page to win 144, It was hard to believe that a team's fortunes could change so drama- tically in the span of 24 hours, but the Eagles showed why they finish- ed the Central Junior C regular schedule in first place with a record of 27 wins, five ties and just two losses for 59 points. On Sunday night in front of their boisterous home town fans, the Eagles turned belliger- ent, bumping the Mo- Jacks off the puck at every turn, totally dis- rupting their game plan. For the MoJacks, the bottom began to fall out after the first period as the Eagles scored five times in the second and added five more in the final frame. The MoJacks actually got things going on the right foot with a goal by Marvin MacNeil in the first minute as he tuck- ed a backhand behind Craig German. Eagles went ahead 2-1 as Brad Clement and Duane Major beat Clay Lover- ing by the mid-point in the period. Scott Wallace on a set- up from John Fusco and Dave Rockbrune knott- ed the score at two each and then the teams trad- ed goals in less than a minute with Vaughn McKee slamming in a rebound after MacNeil had dug the puck from behind the net. Just 50 seconds later, MoJacks took a short- lived 4-3 lead as Bob Horton forced an Eagles defenseman to cough up the puck and he went in alone to flip a backhand past German. But the lead didn't last as Darryl Rowe converted a nice pass- ing play in front of Lovering and the period ended in a 4-4 tie. By the mid-point in the second, the Eagles had opened a two goal bulge and from then on, there was never any question about the out- come of the game. A shell-shocked Clay Lovering didn't get much help from his mates and he was replaced after 40 minutes by Ken Har- man who saw nothing but red and white jerseys around his cage in the final period. It was a violent, at times vicious hockey game, which threatened on more than one occasion to turn into a donneybrook as players from both sides carried the lumber and elbows high. Just what the drubb- ing does to the MoJacks confidence remains to be seen as they go back to Bowmanville for game three this evening (Tuesday, Feb. 7). The fourth game in the series will be played at the Scugog Arena this coming Saturday evening, and the fifth (if needed) will be back in Bowmanville the next night. The opening game of the s¢ries was a classic as the teams battled & MORTGAGE INSURANCE DJ TAYLO INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 Also see us about your Home, Commercial, Auto & Farm Insurance Needs! tooth and nail for 60. minutes and wound up in a 1-1 tie. It remained scoreless through the first 10 min- ute overtime period, and then at 9:48 of the sudden death frame, Brian Nicholson gave the MoJacks the victory ( > The Port Perry MoJacks came up with a big double overtime victory Saturday night against the Bowman- ville Eagles in Junior C playoff action at the Scugog Arena. But the wine turned to dishwasher the next night in Bowmanville as the Eagles totally dominated to win Port Novice comes home empty On Saturday Feb. 4 the J.T. Pearce Auction- eers travelled to Bow- manville for a Tourna- ment. In the first game the Auctioneers met the Oshawa Black Hawks coming up with a 3-1 win. No scoring was seen for either team in the first period. In the second period Port's Lindsay Parry opened the scoring assisted by DE 3YEARS ....... .. 4 YEARS ...... . .. SYEARS ....... .. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- Annual Rates -- EI ~ Overtime victory wiped out as he grabbed a loose puck near the side of the Eagle net and scored on a shot which seemed to go off the pad or stick of Craig German. The only goal to beat Ken Harman in the Mo- Jack net came at 6:57 of the first period when . - v a an ke, » ' N d A he ria x wh : } a Steven Desautels and Gavin Cochrane. With only 7 seconds left in the 2nd period, Gavin Coch- rane had a breakaway and scored our 2nd goal of the game. In the 3rd period Oshawa got on the score board. The final goal of the game was scored by Chadd Brown assisted by Gavin Cochrane. In the second game of the tournament Port I LI IE TES Shaughn Houston put one upstairs from the right side. Glen McKay got .the tying goal for the Mo- Jacks at 7:35 of the third period on a hard slap shot with Wallace and Gord Rogers getting the assists. played against Lindsay going down to defeat. Lindsay scored 1 goal in each period. Port had some good scoring chances but were un- Harman was easily the best player on the ice as he made some remarkable saves to keep the MoJacks in the game. He was especi- ally sharp in the sudden death overtime when. Todd Wilbur was called for hooking at 4:27. able to put one in the net. The final score was 3-0. Ports goaltender, Andrew Pereman, was between the pipes for the next night In other Junior C play- off action, the Lindsay Muskies beat Port Hope in three straight to win their series; Lakefield holds a one game lead over Cobourg; and the Little Britain-Uxbridge series is tied at one game each. game two 14-4. Game three was slated for Bowmanville tonight (Feb. 7) and game four will be back at the Scugog Arena Saturday evening. The MoJacks won the first game of the best of five series 2-1. both games and made some good saves. The Auctioneers will host Cobourg on Fri. Feb. 10 for a playoff game at 7:00. 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