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Playoffs await in Mens league The fist game of the day saw Blanchard's Supply Co. upset the second place Crandell's by a score of 4-2. Capitalizing for Blanchard's were Dan Horner 1 goal, 1 assist, Mike Driscoll, Jim Duncan and Dave Milton each with 1 goal. Ron Zaparaniuk and Don Card picked up 1 assist each. Tallying for Crandell's were Glen McCoy and Ken Jeffrey, with assists to Donovan Smith 2 and Wayne Taylor one. Game two saw Larocque Elec- tric clinch first place overall with a 4-3 comeback win over Sportsland. Counting for Larocque were Bob Lee 1 goal, 2 assists, Bill Bridge 1 goal, 2 assists and Bruce Smith 2 goals. Other assists to Tom Patton 2 and Don Mac- Donald one. Fighting for Sportsland were Rob Evans 1 goal, 1 assist, John Foster and Rick Hope 1 goal each. Assisting were John Delorme, Mark Burger, Clarence Stephen- son and Doug Brown all with one. In game three J&D Carpentry and Compton Cable T.V. battled to a 1-1 tie. The lone marker for J&D was Joe Curren from Mike Fitzgerald and Carl Fitzgerald. Doing the same for Compton was Larry Jackson from Brian Samis and Paul Schmeler. Both goalies played great bet- ween the pipes for their team. The fourth game was another battle as Anderson's and Norton's skated to a 4-4 tie. Scorers for Anderson's were: Doug Bronson 1 goal, 1 assist, Dennis Anderson 1 goal, 1 assist, Gary Lance and Don Hockley 1 goal apiece. Assists to Terry Rose 2, Denzil Irving, Bob Beveridge, John Robertson and Bill Hurst each with one. Scoring for Norton's were Dale Bronson 2 goals, 1 assist, Fred Moffat 1 goal, 2 assists, and Dave Roth 1 goal. Keijo Kinnunen pick- ed up the other assist. Atom H.L. Scugog Lumber 6 - Lewis 3 The lumbermen remain on top after this hard fought victory. Both teams came out flying and it was Lewis that took the early lead with Chris Vandermeer scor- ing assisted by Jeremy Stevens. Matt Brown then tied the game with Stewart Bruce assisting.' Scugog took the lead when Matt Brown took the first shot and Troy Anderson was there to put in the rebound. Jason Vader got Lewis even after taking the pass from Jeremy Stevens and finding the net behind Ian. Matt Brown regained the lead for Scugog assisted by Troy Anderson only to have Lewis tie the match at 3-3 when Jeremy Stevens set up Justin Wootton who made no mistake finding the open net. Scugog took the lead for good halfway through the final period when Stewart Bruce scored his first of three. His first was assisted by Matt Brown, Stewart's second was assisted by Jason Hopkins and Matt Baker, then with 1 second remaining Troy Anderson and Jon Jamieson set up Stewart for his hattrick. A special thanks to Mr. John Wood- ward who kindly gave up the warmth of the heaters to assist in running the clock for us. Tripp 5 - Whitby 0 This game was a lot closer then the score indicates. There was no scoring in the first game period due to the the goaltending of David Kemp and Michael Wilson. Matt Phoenix gave Tripp the lead in the second putting a nice plac- ed shot behind David, with Dwayne Rombough and Steven Cochrane assisting. Johnathan McCourt and John Sax then set up Michael Leeming to put Trippup 2-0. Matt Phoenix assisted by Steven Cochrane gave Tripp some breathing room heading in- to the last period. Michael Wilson held Tripp in the game as Whit- by's Brandon Hammond, Jason Brown and Steven Hiemstra did everything possible to get on the score board. Chad Mitchel scored assisted by Matt Phoenix and Steven Cochrane. Michael Leem- ing closed out the scoring assisted by Jason Robinson. Lions 3 - Scugog 2 This was a hotly contested af- fair as Scugog was looking to ex- tend their lead to 7 points over the Lions. Both teams were moving the puck up and down the ice with great passing plays. Late in the opening period Stewart Bruce gave Scugog the lead on a solo ef- fort. The second period treated us -to more great hockey. Stewart Bruce gave Scugog a 2-0 lead when he picked up the loose puck and firing a shot past Jamie Trick. In the third period the Lion's mounted their comback when Scott Pretichiko was final- ly rewarded for his hard work when he took a pass from Ryan Duff to beat Ian Johnson to cut Scugog's lead to 1. The Lions tied the game when Ryan set Matt Philips up who put a screened shot past Ian. With just 4 minutes to play, Colin Outram stole the puck from a Scugog defender and scored to give the Lions the win. IF YOUR RD WAS HERE OVER 16,000 people could have read it this week That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For Advertising Made Easy call the STAR - 985-7383 JR. 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