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Auctioneers take first game f On Feb. 27 the Novice,No. 1 met Pickering Village for game 2 of this playoff series and easily coasted to a 9-1 victory. Scoring for Port were Sandy Mark 4 goals, 1 assist, Jeremey Geer 2 goals, Jay Tredway 1 goal, 2 assists. Criag Laird and Kenton LeFort 1 goal, 1 assits, Matt Morris 4 assists, Tommy "Chambers 2 assists and Ryan Williams and Jay King 1 assist each. Good work boys. The 3rd game was all Port need- ed to end this best out of 5 series as they once again skated to a 5-0 vic- tory at home. Scoring for Port in this game were Jeremey Geer 1 goal, 2 assists, Tommy Chambers 1 goal, 1 assist, Craig Laird, Kenton LeFort and Timmy Fitzpatrick 1 goal & Matt Morris picking up 1 assist. With this win the J.T. Pearce Auc- tioneers advanced to their next round of playoffs and met up with Picton on Sunday. If this opening game was any indication this series will be filled with exciting, fast skating end to end hockey. The Auctioneers came out strong in the 1st period taking the lead ear- ly in the game off a beautiful goal Tweens over Lindsay On a beautiful, sunny Sunday, March 8th, the Allen Aluminum Tweens trounced Lindsay 15-8 to become the league champions. The girls outplayed Lindsay for a well- deserved win. Scoring for Port Perry were Nicole-Slack 7 goals, 2 assists, Lisa Levy 6 goals, 4 assists, Christine Mueller and Terry Bell scored 1 goal each, Danielle Cooper and Sylvia Durward each assisted 2/times. The team has had a very suc- cessful year winning 26 games, ty- ing 1 and losing only 5. They also won medals in every tournament that they entered. High scorers on our team were Lisa Levy and Nicole Slack who with their accurate shooting in- timidated the other goalies. Our defence consisted of Heather Lawrence, Lisa Toye and Sylvia Durward who need to be commend- ed for their consistent good effort and Nicki Beare in net gave the rest of the team confidence with many dynamic stops. Christine Mueller and Danielle Cooper could always be counted on for a 'Solid contribu- tion. Terry Bell and Laurel Menzies were new to ringette this year but they were a real asset as they im- proved with every outing. Wish the girls luck next weekend as they play in the Regional Tournament. Mens Hockey League A Division tight In game one Crandell's fell into the hands of J&D Carpentry as J&D won by a score of 5-3. Scoring for J&D were Bill Hurst 1 goal, 1 assist: Roger Moase 1 goal, 1 assist; Dave Roth, Colin Asselstine, Glen McCoy, 1 goal each. Other assists to Danny Mitchell, Chris Brain and Brian Samis. Fighting back for Crandell's were Ken Jeffrey, 1 goal, 1 assist: John Kotarba, and Keijo Kinnunen, 1 goal each. Assists to Reg Templeman, Richie LeFort and Ron Jeffrey, 1 assist each. , Game two was a very tight, close checking affair which saw the Galley Fish & Chip and Compton Cable TV. Battle to a 1-1 tie. The lone marker for Galley was Peter Lane from Bob Tarbotton and Mike Adam. Doing the same for Compton was John McMillan from Ron Compton. In game three, BJ Donuts manag- ed to "edge out" Larocque Electric by a score of 7-4. Scoring for BJ's were Bill Bridge, 2 goals, 3 assists: Jim Duncan 3 goals, Ed Olsen 1 goal, 2 assists. Helping out were Dale Bronson and Dave Bourgeois. Counting for Larocque were Doug Bronson 2 goals, 1 assist, Neil Crouter, Ron Zaparaniuk, 1 goal each, Henry Forderer 1 assist. Game four was another hard fought battle which'saw Sportsland and Smiths Contracting finish in a 2-2 tie. Capitalizing for Sportsland were Kelly Lee from Dave Mann, and Dave Mann from John Delorme. Counting for Smiths was Larry Jackson, 2 goals, from Den- nis Anderson and Bob Lee. The following are the times for next week's games: 8:05 -- Galley vs Sportsland 9:10 -- BJ's vs. Crandell's 10:15 -- Compton vs. Smith's 11:20 -- Larocque vs. J&D Old-Timers in form The forty and over Howard Forder Oldtimers of Port Perry played their first game at 8 a.m. against Fenelon Falls and defeated them 4 to 2. Scoring for Port were Vern (Pill) Willis from Dan Mason, Pete Morris from Gary Geer, Dave Barky from Bill Willis and John McMillan from Gene Moore. Game two saw the Oldtimers face Uxbridge Blackhawks. John Cook came up with a big game in goal, and shutout the Blackhawks 4 to 0. Scoring for Port were Dave Barky unassisted, Pete Morris from Hub Clark, Dale McNenly from Boh % St. Patrick's Day Dance Slack and Dave Barkey from Don Mason. This moved the Oldtimers to the "A" Division final against Orillia at 7 p.m. This was a close checking game which saw the Port tearm emerge as champions by a 3 to 2 score. Scoring for Port were Dale McNenly from John McMillan and Gene Moore, John McMillan from Bob Slack and Dale McNenly and Gene Moore from John McMillan. The next tournament for the team is the Bowmanville King Garden 40 Plus Tourney, Apri! 14th. LATCHAM CENTRE $12.00 Couple / $6.00 Single SAT. MARCH 14th - 8 PM to 1 AM All proceeds to Port Perry Minor Hockey. Tickets available from any Ladies Auxiliary Member or contact Sandy Durham 985-3512 D.J. Jan Cameron Light Lunch - Refreshments fabulous by Kenton LeFort assisted by defenceman Greg Thompson. This was the spark that the Port Perry team needed to really fire them up for the win. Picton answered back 2 minutes later as they snuck one by our goaltender. Even more determined Port ap- plied pressure and challenged the Picton players everytime they went near the puck. Goaltender Scot Pretchitko made several outstan- ding saves in this game including a stop on a Picton breakaway! Super work out there Scotty! Sharing goaltending duties dth Scot was Brandon Hammond Ww Iso played terrific between the JuniorC playoffs For Junior C hockey fans in the Port Perry area who may want to continue following the playoff round robin between the Uxbridge Bruins, Bowmanville Eagles and Lakefield Chiefs, the dates are as follows. March 10, Uxbridge at Bowman- ville at 8:30 P.M. March 13, Lakefield at Uxbridge, at 8:30 P.M. March 15, Lakefield at Bowman- ville at 7:30 P.M. March 17, Uxbridge at Lakefield at 8:30 P.M. March 20, Bowmanville at Ux- bridge at 8:30 P.M. March 22," Bowmanville at Lakefield at 8:00 P.M. The two teams with the best wori- loss record in this round robin series will then play a best of seven final to determine the championship for the Central Ontario Junior C Hockey 'League. Proud of the effort (From page 24) - Christmas he believed they could win the division. ~ Burnett said that as the series with the Bruins continued, the Ux- , bridge squad had more depth, more firepower and fewer serious in- juries, and they got exceptional goaltending. But aside from one game, he had words of praise for the 'way Brian Tarleton and Paul Goreski handled chores in the Mo- Jack cage. "I think the series was a great thing for Junior C hockey in both towns," he said, noting that fans turned out in droves for all six games. This was Burnett's and Ed Olsen's first season behind the bench for the MoJacks. He praised the contribu- tion to the team from Olsen, trainer Gord Mahaffey, manager Bob Jamieson along with Carl Luke and Denny Martin. Asked what his plans may be for next season, Burnett said simply "it's too early to say right now." The MoJacks will be losing several players to over-age next year including Rob Phinney, Brian Stevenson, Rick Wilson and Brian Prakken. OT Ee----/ TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Skate Sharpening PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry . PHONE 985-2839 Om --\ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 10, 1987 -- 25 pipes never allowing Picton a re- bound shot. Nice work Brandon! As the cheering squad would say *'Ho- ly Molys what a great pair of goalies!!" With 2 minutes remaining in the Ist period Gavin Carnegie made a super pass from behind the net to Craig Laird who blasted it home to put Port on top 2-1. The second period remained scoreless with both teams having equal scoring opportunities in- cluding a beautiful breakaway by Jeremey Geer only to be robbed by the post! Nice work Jeremey! Early in the 3rd period Kenton LeFort fed Jay Tredway a super USED CAR & TRUCK aics | at DENNIS ANDERSON CHEVROLET- OLDSMOBILE LIMITED rom Picton pass & Jay in turn knew right where to put it as he blasted a devestating shot past the Picton goalie putting Port ahead 3-1. Three minutes later Jeremy Geer got his chance again this time there was no question about it Port went ahead 4-1. With 6 seconds remaining Craig Laird banged one into the empty net ending the game 5-1. Fantastic game team! This series continues at home Saturday and then back to Picton Sunday at 3 p.m. The Novice No. 1's are on a 10 game winning streak and are geared up to go all the way! You are No. 1 boys - keep up the great work! Used Trucks: 1986 S10 - grey, 2510) step bumper ---- 1986 4X4 BLAZER - two tone, loaded, auto, V6 ...... 1986 4X4 BLAZER - automatic, AM/FM, V6... © 1984 4X4 JIMMY - automatic, V6, loaded, CB radio, ski racks . 12,995. -- 0d, . wont 1986 1/2 TON - red, 4.3 litre, 4 speed, manual, step bumper, radio, hd. .............. 9,995. 1985 1/2 TON SIERRA CLASSIC - silver /blue, cap, 6.2 diesel, 4 speed auto, loaded .. 1 3,995. 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