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New look Midget Eagles off todecent start The Port Perry Menzies Eagles Midgets have got this season off to a fairly good start with 4 wins, 3 ties and 2 losses so far in league and exhibition play. They started off the season with an exhibiton series of 3 games. In the first game they played Bowmanville and won 7 to 5. Scoring for Port was Steve Durham 3 goals and 2 assists; Scott Burke with a goal; Craig Menzies, Rob Baker and Jim White also picked up singles. Getting assists were Chris Cookman with 2, Rob Baker and Dave Culbert each with an assist. The Eagles then play- ed Pickering and Ux- bridge back to back in exhibition games with both ending in 4 to 4 ties. . Scoring for Port against Pickering was Rob Baker, Chris Cookman, Scott Feasby and Dave Burnett with assists going to Steve Durham, Dave Burnett, Chris Cookman and the goalie John Moore. Scoring for Port against Uxbridge was Scott Burke and Jim White, Greg Warriner had 2 goals. Picking up assists were Greg Warriner, Jim White, Ron Brown and Dave Burnett. The Eagles started off Tough luck for Port Petites Here we are at the beginning of a new Ringette season. We would like to welcome you all and hope you enjoy this sport as much as we do. Our players for this year are Tanya Towns, Christine Mueller, Danielle Cooper, Jennifer Morden, Shannon Fox, Lyndsay Dutkewich, Misty Andrews, Kelly - Menzies, Tracy Pelow, Amy Parliament, Kim Poppleton, Nicky Beare, Kim Finley, Denna Lovering, Brandy Harris and Leea Kinnunen. For our first game of the season and Bruton's [.D.A. Petites travelled to Woodville where we were defeated by a score of 6-2. The girls all played well but were unable to get many past their goalie. It wasn't until the third period that Misty Andrews from Amy Parliament and Jennifer Morden finally were able to score. Our second goal came from Lyndsay Dutkewich assisted by Danielle Cooper. Nice work girls! Our next game is on Sat. Nov. 3 against Mariposa in Oakwood Arena. See you there. Bantam B's snare two Sportsland Bantam B's picked up 2 victories this past week as they nipped Whitby-Brooklin 2-1, on Tuesday night, then by the same 2-1 score Friday night they defeated Pickering H.A. This young team nas made great improve- ment in the last couple of games, but special credit for Tuesday's game goes to our goalie Ricky King who played fantastic between the pipes. After a slow and scrambly first period, Port took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Robbie Brown assisted by line mates Blair Bailey and Kevin Gibson. Momentum picked up in the next period, but it was not until the final four minutes when Joe Jack- man unassisted, scored on a shot from the blue line. Whitby connected for their only goal with three seconds remain- ing in the period. Sports- land could not capitalize on Whitby's twleve minutes in penalties in the third period, but did manage to hold Whitby off the score board for the final minute as they elected to go with six attackers. 2-1 Victory Sportsland Bantam B's encountered the hardest hitting team to date when they played Pickering H.A. on Fri- day night. With end to end play and excellent scoring opportunities by both teams, the first period remained score- less. Excellent penalty killing by Port in the second kept Pickering off the scoreboard. With only 1:15 remaining i the second period a power play goal by Daryl Leatherdale gave Sportsland a 1-0 lead, Robbie Jamieson after controlling the play from the corner and making a super pass picked up a well earned assist. Pickering evened the score in the final period, which turned out to be more aggressive than the first and second. Port regained the lead at the 6:07 ark when Kevin Gibson scored after picking up a rebound shot from Blair Bailey. Pickering pulled their goalie in the final seconds of play, but Sportsiand held onto their 2-1 victory. Ricky King played another strong game in net. Our next home game will be November 2 at 9:00 against Whitby. this league against Lindsay Oct. 15 and won 7 to 3. Scoring for Port was Lee Wilbur with 2 goals and an assist, Dave Burnett with a goal and 2 assists, Greg Warriner with a goal and an assist, Jim White with a goal, Scott Burke and Ron Brown finished the scoring. Craig Menzies with 3 assists and Jim White with 1 - assist. In an exhibition game the Eagles then played Oshawa Red Wings and lost 5 to 2. Scoring for Port was Jim White and Andy Sytsma. They travelled to Ennismore the following night and waltzed to a 16 to 4 victory. Greg Warriner had 4 goals and 4 assist, Jim White 3 goal and 3 assists, Craig Menzies 2 goals and 2 assists, Dave Burnett 3 goals and 2 assists, Chris Cookman 1 goal and 1 assist, Dave Culbert 1 goal and 1 assist, Ron Brown 1 goal and 1 assist, Rob Baker 1 goal and 3 assists and Lee Wilbur picked up 2 assists. The Eagles travelled to Peterborough for their second league game and tied 6 to 6. Scoring for Port were Dave Burnett assisted by Jim White and Bob Goble. Dave Culbert assisted by Greg Warriner, Jim White assisted by Greg Warr- iner and Bob Goble, Steve Durham assisted by Rob Baker and Andy Sytsma, Andy Sytsma unassisted. Ron Brown finished the scoring assisted by Rob Baker. The following night they played their 3rd league game against Pickering and won 9 to 1. Scoring for Port was Rob Baker assisted by Dave Culbert, Craig Menzies assisted by Dave Culbert and Steve Durham, Dave Culbert assisted by Rob Baker, Jim White assisted by Ron Brown, Craig Menzies assisted by Rob Baker and Dave Cul- bert, Rob Baker assist- ed by Dave Culbert and Steve Durham, Steve Durham assisted by Dave Culbert and Craig Menzies, Chris Cook- man assisted by Rob Baker. Steve Durham finished the scoring assisted by Ron Brown. On Sunday they play- ed against Cobourg and lost 8 to 5. Scoring for Port was Greg Warriner assisted by Steve Dur- ham, Steve Durham assisted by Scott Burke and Greg Warriner, Jim White assisted by Rob Baker, Greg Warriner assisted by Lee Wilbur, Andy Sytsma unassiste- ed The team has a new set of sweaters coming and will be called the Menzies Eagles. Their home games are Mon- day nights at 8 o'clock. Doug Scott is again behind the bench as coach with Todd Wilbur assistant coach and Hillis Wilbur as man- ager. This team should do well this year as it has plenty of good skaters and scorers, so come out and support the Midget No.1 and Minor Hockey. AERA PAS J 5 TA Pe SI oF 5 TART N a PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 30, 1984 -- 21 Port broomball results Oddfellows - 4 Emmersons - 1 Oddfellows are stick- ing close to Utica and Goreski's so far to date as they won their third game of the young season, by ..downing Emmersons 4-1. It didn't take them long to get started as on the power play just over 2 minutes into the game, Dan McKee set up Doug Prescott for the opener. Approximately four minutes thereafter while playing short- handed, Bill Bridge rifl- ed a shot into the Emmersons net after being fed by Brian Pomeroy. While on a power play of their own early in the second Emmerson's came to within one as Charlie Dennis connected with Danny Brown. On the ensuing faceoff at centre Bridge and Mc- Kee found themselves on a two on one which Bridge converted for the 2 goal bulge. Emmer- son's then had one called back due to a player in the crease before Pomeroy assist- ed Phil Robinson for the clincher. Pee Wee B's downed 8-0 The Port Perry Pee 'Wee No.2's were at home on Sat. Oct. 26 and played against Picker- ing. The team were dressed in their new sweaters and looked very sharp. Thanks Stone Real Estate! The first period started off fast with good checking and passing from both sides. David Buxcey started in goal for the Stones and allowed only 1 goal in the first period. In the 2nd period, Pickering team really got rolling and scored 3 more goals, one scored on a power play. Throughout the period the Stones were caught out of position, thus making it impossible to get out of their own end and put any pressure on the Pickering squad. David Talbot took over the net halfway through the period and in the last minute made 4 beautiful catch saves. Pickering scored 4 more goals in the third period. Although the final score was 8-0, the Stones showed a definite improvement over their previous game. A nice catch was made by Jason Towns from the bench as a shot was fired at our bench. Our team just needs a few breaks and a little luck and we'll be rolling. We have an exhibition game Thursday evening against Bowmanville and hopefully we'll spark. Our next home game is Sat. Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. against Mark- ham. Novice Stars look better each game The Pearce Auction- eers had a busy week- end hosting the Oshawa Bruins Friday night and then travelling to Cobourg Sunday after- noon. On Friday, the Novice No.1 kept the Bruins scoreless during the first period. Port's defensive team of Gavin Carnegie, Tom Dur- ward, Graham Holt, Andrew Jones and Jay King played a strong game, keeping the Bruin's score low allow- ing only 2 goals in the latter part of the second period. No additional scoring was done in the third period, ending the game with Port down 2-0. On Sunday afternoon in Cobourg, the Novice No.1 were down 2 goals when Port's Clay Scott put one between the pipes with assists going to fellow linesman Scott Heasman and Greg Thompson. Port came out hustl- ing in the second and quickly tied it up with an unassisted marker by Kenton LeFort. The goaltending of Mike Pashley and Brent Harper was certainly a job well done as their skills were brought to the test often by the Cobourg team. The third period saw Cobourg netting 2. The offensive line of Mike Labanovich, Brett Law- son and Sandy Mark played all out having several attacks on the Cobourg net minder. But Port failed to count in the 3rd ending the game with a 4-2 defeat. This young team is certainly improving with each game and we look forward to seeing them in their 3rd league game against Pickering Friday November 2 at 8 p.m. Utica - 4 Goreski's - 0 The battle for first place turned out to be a rather tainted affair between these two clubs as goaltender Kevin Beer of Goreski's was ejected shortly into the second period. Goreski's thought they had the game started midway through the first only to have the goal waved off as the result of a player in the crease. Utica did notch their first goal by the end of the period while sporting a two man advantage when Bill Down scored on a scramble at the front of the net. With Mark Lee off at this time for a major penalty, and with the addition of Beer's, Utica beat replacement goaler Dave Dickson as Scott Dezan converted from Ken Fraser. While short-handed, Mike Mitchell and Bill Down connected to make it 3-0 Utica. With three sec- onds left and sporting another power play, Chester Down fed Hebert for the final tally. Beacocks - 3 Brian's -1 Blackstock picked up their first win of the season to get into the middle of the standings. It took ten minutes before Ron Redman hit Ron Wagg at the front of the net for the opener. Brian's didn't roll over and die as they came back early in the second to tie it as Jim O'Neill converted from Tom Powell. Thirty seconds later Ron Wagg aided Rick Alpe to put Bea- cock's back in the lead again to stay this time. While on the ice for the same shift and less than one minute later the same two clicked again to put the icing on the ~ake. GENERAL SCUGOG YOUTH oho) SOCCER CLUB -- ANNUAL -- Thurs., Nov. 8th - 8 P.M. Sharp SCUGOG COUNCIL CHAMBERS Perry Street, Port Perry Were you, as a parent, pleased with your child's last season. Please attend to let us know. ~ COACHES PLEASE RETURN PRACTICE BALLS MEETING TT TT TT Tv vr mew pe. 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The Port Perry Snowmobile Club's instructors, Charles and Bill Harper will be holding only 2 CLASSES this season on: NOVEMBER 17 and DECEMBER 8 PRE-REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY! TO DO SO - PLEASE CALL: Charles Harper 985-7824 Bill Harper 985-3015