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Baa a " EEE as saa 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. January 29, 1985 playoffs Jr. C. (From page 19) front of the net. Merchants tied it two "minutes later when Bob 'McKay ittle Britain pressure the MoJacks and it paid off early in the second on a . goal by Ron Kennedy to tie the score, and then at the mid-point, Merchants took the lead for the first snapped a high shot on a breakaway. McColl got his second of the night for the Mo- Jacks a minute later with a blazing slap shot from the face-off circle and at 14:21, Johnstone restored a MoJack lead at 4-3. Nicholson did some fine work deep in the Merchant zone, held on to the puck and then fed a pass to Johnstone who rapped it into a gap- ing net. That 4-3 lead stood un- til the 15:31 mark of the third when Kevin Barker . GP W Bowmanville 28 19 Port Hope 14 28 Port Perry 28 13 Lindsay 28 13 Little Britain 28 13 Lakefield 28 9 Cobourg 28 10 Uxbridge =~ 28 7 JUNIOR C FINAL STANDINGS Port Perry awarded 3rd place because of bet: ter record against Lind- say (3 wins, 1 loss). TOP 10 SCORERS GP Goals Assists Pts. L T F A Pts 4 5 176 110 43 8 6 165 144 34 12 3 166 170 29° 12 3 132 135 29 13 2 149 147 28 13 6 152 157 24 16 2 145 177 22 20 1 140 185 15 - gals jo B. Nicholson, P.P. 28 48 38 86 S. Shalla, P.H. 26 34 38 72 T. Wakley, P.H. 28. 22 50 72 -P. Roy, P.H. 28 35 32 67 C. Palmer, Lak. 25 26 40 66 D. Rowe, Bow. 27 28 25 53 G. Davey, Lak. 23 25 26 51 P. Lasch; Lak. 25 13 37 50 | J. Johnstone, PP. 28 15 33 48 P. Ellis, Lin. 28 14 33 q7 B. Keenan, Bow. 23 13 33 46 The Executive of the Port Perry Jr. C. Hockey Club would like to express their a to the following mer- ' chants for their gift donations for our annual Fun Night. Homestead Furniture. Flamingo Pastries Dowson's Red & White Mother Jackson's Scugog Lumber Open Kitchens Square Boy Pizza Port Perry IGA Galley Fish & Chips Barry's Variety Anderson Chev-Olds. DoNo's Hobby Shop Settlement House Sportsland Flielers Petro-Can Zehrs Food Mart . Hank's Pastries Oshawa General Canadian Tire Hockey Club 8 4 JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY "PLAY-OFFS" THURS, JAN. 31 ... 8:30 P.M. Port Perry MoJacks VS. Little Britain Merchants SUN., FEB. 3... 7:30 P.M. Port Perry MoJacks VS. Little Britain Merchants ADMISSION: Adults $2.00. Students $1.50; Children 50°. --- . - ARO MO ~ . OC OOOOOOOOOOOIOCOOOOOOCCCCICCIC IC IL ICICI PCICICIC IC IC I A OC al SCS CCE SECC SCC IE IC XII I a oI] - a pp ---------- IC IC ICICI CITC ICSC IC ICSC IC SC IC IC IE IAN 25SEC ----------- Pa IC) --- --- A a aaa aa aa aaa a a a a A A RS SS scored for the Merchants on a long screened shot through traffic. That one came just as the MoJacks had killed off two straight minor penalties, and it set the stage for Nicholson's two ~ goals in the final three - minutes. As they did in game two, the Merchants employed strong fore- checking to keep the Mo- Jacks off balance in their own zone and this tactic forced give-aways on more than one occasion. In fact, the Merchants enjoyed a territorial ad- vantage and Ken Har- man in the MoJack net had to be sharp to keep the score close. The MoJacks got a bad scare late in the second period when captain Scott Wallace was check- ed heavily into the up- right glass partition at the end of the player's . bench. He had to be car- ried off on a stretcher and there were fears that his shoulder may be broken. But it turned out to be a bad bruise and he may see action before this series is over. Game three in this ex- citing series will be at the Scugog Arena this Thurs- day night (Jan.31) wich face off at 8:30 P.M. The series moves to Little Britain on Saturday for a 7:30 start and then returns to the Scugog Arena for game five Sun- day evening (Feb. 3) with game time set for 7:30. In other Central Junior C playoff action, the Bowmanville Eagles lead Uxbridge two games to zero after wins of 7-2 and 10-4. The Port Hope Panthers have taken a 1-0 series lead over Cobourg, and the Lakefield Chiefs appear to be on their way to dumping the Lindsay Muskies as they lead the series two games to none. The Chiefs won 4-0 and 7-4 in weekend action. P-- } TROPHIES ° 4 and | : ENGRAVING j DO-NO's § i # RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD Queen St., Port Perry . : 9852839 8 y / J J hl cat MODULAR 4 PNILIPS SERVICING can Enitdia Mo nleaPw TE Just tuning up and Ron Bridewater who totalled 46 points The Third Annual Brooks Feed Store Mens Open Bonspiel was held Saturday at Port Perry Curling Club. Robert Van Camp presents trophy to winning skip George Stone and his rink of Willy Stone, Ed Hobbs Utica - 6 Brian's - 0 This game was close throughout the first half as Utica led by a 1-0 score after one. Chester Down, unassisted ac- counted for the lone tal- ly. The flood gates open- ed in the second as Utica counted 5 in a span of ¢:41. Aldon Smith set up 12n Down on the second marker before Kevin Ib- bittson and Murray Down clicked on the power play. The next two goals also came on powerplays as Marcel Martin tallied unassisted before Bil Down aided by brother Murray made it 50. The scoring was finished as Smith got his second assist in setting up Scott Dezan. Beacock's - 2 Emmerson's - 1 Emmerson's scored first when Art Mathews fired in a relay from Charlie Dennis. Three minutes later Laval Poulin tied the score and that's how the first period ended. There was no further scoring until with 3:33 to go, Ron Red- man gave Blackstock the win. Goreski's - 7 Oddfellows - 0 With this win Goreski's stayed on Utica's tail in the race for first place. The first period ended with a 4-0 score as Alex Shelemba scored from ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES STEREOS &HI-FI'S THIS COUPON WORTH $5.00 OFF YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15years 723-5341 214BLOORST E. PARKSIDE STEREO & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS RCA ZENITH . TOSHIBA 'HITACHI LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE to edge out Terry Howsam's foursome who had 43.5. The George Stone rink is tuning up for a Rotary Bonspiel to be held in the near future in Toronto. Bart Wagar before ad- ding 2 assists to goals by Dave Dickson and Ed Olsen. Danny Taylor aid- Big two still battling week Goreski"s and Beacock's square off while Utice goes up against Oddfellows. It 'fensive points as he pick- 'with Tim Ashbridge "or Goreski"s as Utica ed Tom Carroll on the other marker, In the se- cond, Tom Carroll ac- counted for half the of- ed up one goal and 2 assists. Bart Wagar also tallied and had one assist rounding out the scoring. may very well come down to the last game of the season as the big two meet head to head. HOME INSURANCE With 2 weeks of play left Beacock's are already going to the Regional Playdowns to represent the league in DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 the Intermediate level. The Elite division still has to wait to see who is going to finish first, Utica leads with just one point between them. 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