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NS CEE EE ae aa BL A Bantam House League crown on the line Final game went right down to the wire IGA - ¢ Consumers Gas - § One wonders why one team would score then the other team scores, etc. etc. But this was how these two teams went about the game plan on Saturday. Keep close guys, then we'll make our break. The first period had IGA drawing first blood on Bobby Orr's goal after taking a pass from Ed "Toffs" Tof- fin. Then the Gas Works came right 'back to tie it at 1-1. Just before the period ended IGA went out front on Mike Toye's goal. The Gas Works goal was scored after some passing between Craig Free and Frank VanVeghel before passing to Chris Menzies who made no mistake in beating Hobby high. Picking up the assist on Toye's goal, Chris Menzies made a perfect pass. Consumers needed only 1:25 into the second period to tie the score at 2-2 with Frank VanVeghel scoring with the assist going to Dale Leask and Derek Slack. IGA waited until late in the period to again break the tie and go ahead on Chris Lavereau's goal -- Gerry Douma and Mike Toye earning the assists - 3-2 IGA after two periods. Like I said at the start "wait for the break guys," and these two teams just kept it up with the Gas Works scoring. Steve Cobham cleared the puck up ice and Derek Slack picked it up and beat Hobby. But IGA wasted little time, taking the lead again after Mike Griffin fed a pass to Bobby Orr and he made no mistake beating Cobham. The Gas Works came right back with Darryl Bradt passing to Adam Danter who scored. Then Duane Leask broke in front of the face off and beat Hobby again and took the lead for the first in the game 54. But Steve Armstrong took a pass from Orr and he let go a seeing eye puck that for some reason found the net. Score 5-5. Oh well, here we go again! Consumers pulled all the strings in their effort to win and put pressure on IGA. But Chris Lavereau came up wiln a loose puck and Bingo! 6-5 IGA and the Championship! To IGA the Champions and Con- sumers Gas, Cochranes and Em- mersons Insurance -- it was a wonderful year for you all. Thanks. Game 2 In game two of the final round was decided in the second period when IGA counted for three goals -- and went on to win 3-1 over the Gas Works. Both teams played hard in the first period with outstanding plays by the goalkeeper, Ian Hobbs and Steve Cobham. Neither team could get that early edge the needed until IGA finally broke ground in the se- cond period. Bobby Orr started by blasting a shot pass Cobham after taking a pass from Mike Toye, then Shawn Phillips intercepted a pass, fed John Sturman who quickly pass- House Leagues final games (From page 27) for what proved to be the game win- ning goal. The balance of the game was highlighed by end to end play and exceptional goaltending by Brian Madill for Larocque's to preserve the 1-0 lead. With just 2 minutes remaining and Parents On Sunday April 6, the Sportsland Juniors ended their season playing an exhibition game against the parents. The ageless reflexes of our goalie, Valli Harris and defensive prowess of Ken White, Ken Traynor, Norm Childs and Bryan Calloway with the offensive talents of fowards Barry Beare, Paul Pelow, Ted Blanchard, Janice Jackman, Doug Loudfoot and Don Harris proved to be too much for the girls as they went down in defeat 8-5. Scoring for the juniors were Kim Loudfoot with 2, Michelle Beare 1, Kelly Calloway 1 and Jenny Blan- chard with 1. Assists went to Michelle Beare and Terri Childs with 1 each. Scoring for the parents were Franks goalie removed in favour of the 6th skater, Shawn Larocque scored in the empty net to insure the 2-0 victory and the championship for Larocque. Congratulations to both teams and coaches for a well-played final and a special congratulations to Brian Madill for a well-earned shutout. win it Janice Jackman with 3 goals; Paul Pelow 2 goals; Barry Beare 1 goal, 2 assists; Ted Blanchard 1 goal; Doug Loudfoot 1 goal and Ken Traynor 1 assist. I believe most of the parents will agree that the game is easier to play from the stands as there were many a frustrated ring stabber on the ice. We would like to thank our spon- sor, George Legere of Sportsland. We would also like to thank coach Barry Beare and manager Janice Jackman for providing their time and effort to the team. A special thank you is extended to Marg Pelow for helping out behind the bench when needed. Best wishes to the girls and parents for a safe and happy sum- mer and see you all next year. 3 Year Annual Interest 05 change without nohce savings & Ioan corporation APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST. PORT PERRY - 985-8471 ed to Ed Toffin and he made no mistake. Shawn Phillips scored after Eric 'Douma passed back to the point man, then Phillips blasted away. Talk about last minute heroics. The IGA squad needed a couple of late goals to over-take a gritty Consumer Gas team and win the Ban- tam House League championship by a score of 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 8, 1986 After two periods of play IGA leading 3-0. It took the Gas Works the whole third period to score after both teams checked themselves into the 6-5. Front from left: Mike Griffin, John Sturman. ice an only after IGA with penalties were Consumers able to score. Dar- ryl Bradt getting the goal, Frank VanVeghel and Duane Leask assisting. IGA wins 3-1. Chris Lavereau, lan Hobbs, Bobby Orr, Shawn Phillips, Stephen Armstrong. Back from left: Bill Brown, Mike Toye, Eric Douma, Ed Toffin, Tim Kyte, Chris Watson, Jerry Douma, Dave Hudson. Hey, that's not a 2 bad year! R.H. Cornish Intermediate Girls' Basketball Team have enjoyed a very successful year, ac- complishing the following: Tournament B Champions; Consolation Cham- pions of the Joseph Gould Tournament; Durham Zone Champions; Durham Major School Runners-up - 3rd overall in the Durham Region. The girls are to be congratulated on an excellent year and coaches Mr. W. Addison and Mr. K. wd NEED PHOTOCOPIES? We can do them for you! Letter, Legal & Ledger. Reduced & Enlarged. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 | n Classic Smart wish them continued success next year at the Port Perry High School. Team members are, back, left to right: Mr. Wayne Addison, coach; Sarah Morris, Barb Brooks, Suzanne Woud, Terry Childs, Katy Wray, Lisa Levy, Mr. Ken Smart, coach. Front, left to right: Elaine Lal- ly, Brenda Elford, Andrea Johnston, Jenny Blan- chard, Maiija Hammett, Kelly Calloway. Absent: Jackie Crawford and Jennifer Allardyce. 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