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€ Bh ahha SL 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Fébruary 3, 1987 New record set by John The first game of the day saw Smiths Contracting explode and walk all over the Galley Fish & Chip by a score of 10-2. In this game John Fogter of Smiths set a new record for the most goals scored in one game with 7. He "also had 1 assist for a total of 8 points on the day. Other scorers for Smiths were Larry Jackson 1 goal, 4 assists, Carl Durward 1 goal, 1 assist, and Bob Lee 1 goal. Adding assists were Larry Page 5, Reid Stainton 2, Wayne Norton, Bob Lee, and Dennis Sims 1 each. . Scoring for Galley were. Doug Suppelsa from Brian Burns and Larry Courtice and Bob Tarbotton unassisted. In the second game BJ Donuts defeated Compton Cable T.V. 6-4. Bill Bridge recorded 3 goals and 3 assists To establish a new league record for the most points in a season. : Other point getters for BJ's were Jim Duncan 2 goals, and Wayne Taylor 1 goal. Helping out were Dave Bourgeois 2 assists, Ken Nightengale 2 assists, Sandy Gar- Foster vock and Glen Howsam 1 each. Counting for Compton were"Jin) -Beatty 1 goal, 8 assists, Carl Fit Rick. 1 assist, 1. assist, Randy zgerald 2 goals, Olaisen 1 goal, Logan and Tim Cullen 1 assist each. In game three Larocque Electric held of to first with a win over J & D Carpentry 4-2. Scorers for Laroc- que were Ken Little, Dan Horner, Tom Patton, and Doug Bronson 1 goal each. Assists to Ron Zaparanuik 3, Doug Bache and ~ Clarence Stephenson 1 each. Fighting back for J&D were Bill Hurst 1 goal, 1 assist, Glen McCoy 1 goal and Roger Moase 1 assist. Game four saw Crandell's River- boat skate to an easy 6-2 win over Soortsland. Scoring for Crandell's was Keijo Kinnunen 2 goals, Richie LeFort 1 goal, 2 assists, Ken Jeffrey 1 goal, 2 assists, Ron Jeffrey 1 goal, 1 assist, and Tim Kane 1 goal. Other assists to Brian Norton, John Kotar- ba, John Robertson, and Mark Burger, all 1 assist each." Markers for Sportsland 'were Terry Rose from Scott Davis and Ken Smart, and Rick Hope from Scott Davis. SCUGOG MENS HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS Team W L T Gf Ga Pts Larocque 12 7 1 .76 67 25 Smiths 17 2 72 49 24 Crandells 11 8 1 71 64 23. BJ's 10 9 1 67 70 21 J&D 9 9 2 55 50 20 Compton 8 10 2 61 63 18 Galley 7 12 1 58 71 15 Sportstand 6 12 2 42 68° 14 PPHS reaches semi finals The Port Perry High School Senior Boys basketball 'team demonstrated they are one of the top teams in the region at a Senior Boys' + Basketball Tournament in Oshawa over the weekend. The team had im- pressive wins over Saunders High __School of London.and.Eastdale. of -- Oshawa. However, in the semi- Junior 'C' Hockey SCUGOG ARENA finals the boys lost a hard-fought battle against O'Neill Collegiate of Oshawa. Congratulations are ex- tended to the team members for a fine effort. The Senior Boys, as well as-the Midget and Junior teams, are hosting McLaughlin.on Eriday-for-a-- -triple-header starting at 2 p.m. Port Perry MoJacks "PLAYOFFS BEGIN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8th ... 7:30 P.M. NOTICE M&I AUTOMOTIVE New Expanded Services: Repairs to ... SNOWMOBILES ATV's ~ 'MOTORCYCLES OUTBOARD MOTORS -- Free Estimates -- PHONE 985-9345 Ask for John 179 CASIMIR STREET \\ = The annual Utica Farm Equipment Farmers Bonspiel was held Saturday at Port Perry Curl- ing Club with Robin Parish's rink coming out on top with 45.5 points. Robin accepted the Utica three games. Farm trophy from Arnold Kerry. His team-mates. Pineridge Atoms rolling in the round robin series This past week, the Pineridge Atoms continued their round robin affair with four games in five days -- winning three and tying one. - Strong defensive play involving for- wards, defencemen and goaltenders limited the opposition to only four goals in the four games. Port Perry 2 "Orono L Port out-shot Orono by a 2-1 margin in this game but managed only the two goals. Todd Smart pounced on a loose puck late in the second period and drove the puck home for the first goal of the game. Early in the third period Billy Sandiford,: Scott Wylie and Neil Mueller applied the pressure. Final- ly, Scott Wylie scored from a scram- ble with Misty Andrews assisting. Simon Traynor and Blair Prechitko had a strong defense in this game. Port's initial goal was a beauty in- volving Joey Broadworth, Chad Kearns and Blair Prechitko. Blair fed Chad with a lead pass. Chad then slid the puck over to Joey breaking on left wing. Joey drilled a good low shot home. Joey Broadworth scored his second goal on Billy Sandiford's rebound. Port's final game winning goal was a Dave Bourgeois special -- a scorching wrist shot over the goaltender's shoulder. Prechitcho and Simon Traynor with heady play earned the assists. This was a well-earned and very satisfy- ing team victory. Port Perry 4 Little; Britain 0 Illness continues to deplete Pineridge's team. Key players -- Brent Harper, Todd Smart and Dave Bourgeois were unable to play this game. Get well soon guys - the Blair are Keith St. John, Terry Howsam and Bruce Ferguson. Joe Todd from Dixie Curling Club was the runner-up in this event with 43 points over team needs you! 'Port dug deep with a solid team effort and dominated this game. Cory Bricknell on defense and Neil Mueller frustrated Little Britain with excellent checking. Scott Wylie and Billy Sandiford each had a well- earned goal and an assist. Mike Williams scored a beautiful goal and also had an assist. Chad Kecrns drove a loose rebound for a goal and continued his effective two way play. Brett Lawson had two assist. Robin Prentice picked up an assist and had a solid game on defense. Pineridge have now played eight of their ten game round-robin series. They have won six, tied one and lost one. Next Friday night February 6, Newcastle is in Port Perry. Then on Sunday, February 8, Pineridge com- pletes the round-robin in Millbrook. ti Es LB a | pm ry ~~ OD. NON NN ems a ea --~ J "Port" Perry i RrtruruntS. ~ nit SR ROE SN. S.U SOR. URS J pa nap : x } Orono 1 This was a somewhat frustrating game as Pineridge dominated the game but couldn't score. Steven Stiles was strong in goal. Cory Bricknell and Brett Lawson were outstanding on defense. Chad Kearns was checking every Orono player in sight. Finally Mike Williams and Todd Smart got Port's tie with Mike scoring, Todd assisting. While Port felt they should have won this game, a tie was much better than a loss - soit was on to the next game in Newcastle. Port Perry 3 -Newcastl This was a on iy game. The Pineridge atoms felt Newcastle would be tough and they were. Newcastle played a strong game - and actually outshot Port. Steven Gilbert was outstanding in goal making several terrific saves. Brett Lawson was solid as a rock on defense. He along with .Cory' Bricknell have been great on defense in recent games. \---------- TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Skate Sharpening PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 § en Ban tams On Monday, January 26 the GoresKi Inzulation Bantams travell- "ed to Port Hope to open théir playoff. - series. The Goreski squad outplayed Port Hope and ended up winning 9-2. - Clair Cornish led the way for Goreski"s with 2 goals and 2 assists. Mike Sorley pitched in with 2 goals and 1 assist while Kevin Gibson also added 2 goals, the second of which was scored while shorthanded and on a breakaway. Both Todd Taylor and Sean Bradbury scored 1 goal won) while picking up 2 assists. Chris Legere scored the other goal for Goreski's. . : Chris McConnell played in the net and was sharp despite not being tested that often. The second game of the series will be played in Port Perry on Monday. February 2. Goreski's next home game after this will be Saturday. February 7 at 9:00. This series is an eight point series with the winner taking on either Ernestown, Gan- nonoque or Napanee in the quarter finals. EY SQUARE BOY -- SUBS & PIZZA -- 80 WATER STREET PORT PERRY Across from Tennis Courts 985- 8448 "FEBRUARY SPECIAL MON. - TUES. - WED. 12 DAYS ONLY! MEDIUM PIZZA 3 TOPPINGS 6.40 (tax included)