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Blanchard roars back to nip Crandell 5-4 STANDINGS TIGHTEN UP! In the first game of the day, Blanchard's mounted a great comeback from 4-2 to defeat Crandell's 54. Scoring for Blanchard's were Dan Horner 2 goals, Richie Lefort 1 goal, assist, and Mike Driscoll 1 goal, 1 assist'. Other assists went to Ivan Geer with 2 and Kei- jo Kinnunen one. Counting for Crandells' were Rick Hope 1 goal, 2 assists, John Robertson, Bart Wager and Gary Lance 1 goal each. Ken Jeffrey picked up the only other assist. The second game was similar to the first as time ran out for Laroc- que as they lost 5-4 to J&D. Tallying for J&D were Bill Bridge 2 goals, 2 assists, Dave Milton 1 goal, 2 assists, Bob Tar- botton and Joe Curran 1 goal apiece. Helping out were Bill Owen and Dale Bronson one assist each. Fighting back for Larocque were Wayne Norton 2 goals, Ed Olsen and "Doc" Thomson had the others. Assisting were Rick Campbell 2, Bill Haynes, Peter Lane, Kevin Trapp and Glen McCoy all with one. Game three was a see-saw bat- tle between Norton's and Sport- land that ended in a 4-4 dead- ock. Pearce boys hot and cold On Friday, December 22, Port Perry Novice A hockey team defeated Manvers in Port Perry, 4-0. Goals go to Casey Vanshagen 2, Seth Gray 1 and Blane Kin- nunen 1. Assists go to Casey' Vanschagen, Seth Gray, Adam Jones, Ryan Moynes and Troy' Campbell. k The next day, Saturday December 23, Port Perry lost to the undefeated Bowmanville team, 10-0, at Darlington Arena. But can you blame them? Christmas was 2 days away!!! Scugog hosts event There will be plenty of broomball action this coming weekend at the Scugog Arena. A total of 22 teams (14 mens, eight ladies) will be com- "peting in the annual tourna- ment hosted by the Port Perry Broomball Association. And their opposition will be coming from as far away as Sud- bury, Toronto, Barrie, Oshawa, Millbrook and Cannington. The tournament will get underway this Friday night at 11:00 and the action will continue virtually non-stop for the next 24 hours. The championship game is glated to get started at 11:00 PM Saturday night. A total of just over $2,000 in prize money is up for grabs in this tournament. FE TE EE Scorers for Norton's were Bill Van Camp and Henry Forderer 2 goals each. Assists went to Mark Burger, Brian Norton, Mark Jobb, Glen~Howsam and Dave Roth. Tallying for Sportsland were Randy Prosser 2 goals, Rob Evans 1 goal, 1 assist, and Dick Martin one goal. Picking up assists were Rob Beveridge 2, Ken Smart 2, Larry Page, Wayne Taylor and Marvin Stevenson each with singles. The fourth and final game was a one sided affair that saw Ander- son's defeat Compton 5-1. Scoring for Anderson's were Jason Warner 1 goal, 1 assist, Rob Kroonenberg 1 goal, 1 assist, Col- in Asselstine, Ken Little, and Den- nis Anderson. Adding assists were Doug Bronson 2. Xx to. Ray Gibson, In goal for Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds found himself In the middle of heavy traffic in a game December 31 against Compton Cable In the Scugog Mens League. The lone marker for Compton ~~ Glbson was more than up for the task, allowing just one chunk of rubber to get by him as was Carl Fitzgerald from Wayne ~~ Anderson dumped the Cable Gang 5-1. Ande '§ winning streak sets up a first place Fox. showdown this coming Sunday morning with Sportsiand. For details on recent games,see article. SERVICE OFFERS: » Automatic Car Wash * Soft Cloth * Under Car Spray xd = * Hot Wax of , % * Polish Wax : "d * Rust Inhibitor ALSO AVAILABLE: * 6 Coin Operated Bays with high pressure guns and foam brushes - 4 Vacuum Cleaners VF oF a l____¥ , HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 8 AM to 6 PM; Thurs & Fri.8 AM to 9 PM VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY 985-0441 : EE EE EE BE IEE I I RE IE IE IE |