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On October 3, the Bantam In- sulators of Port Perry held their first home game, and first game of the season. Though only an ex- hibition match-up, the "Turtles" walked away with the first victory of the season. The Bantam 1 team, sponsored by Ken and Dianne Goreski, was first to tally. At the 12:09 mark of the first period, Mike Sluggett, brought wp from number two team, blew a sizzler that caught the mesh of the top corner after receiving a pass from Jeff Card from the corner. Although Port dominated throughout the period, the clip- pers of Stouffville were able to get the tying goal be shooting the puck along the ice, which deflected off one of Port's defensemen and just slid by goalie Rick Hutchinson. The goal came at the five minute mark of the first. Port though, destined to win the game, scored in the final minutes of the period on a quick shot by Sean Ellis with assists going to Scott Wylie and Joe Broadworth. Port dominating in the visitors end, was kept off the scoreboard as they had many chances to capitalize. There was no more scoring in either periods. The final score was Port Perry 2, Stouffville 1. On the following Monday, Oc- tober 8, Port began a three game road trip. Port's first stop was in Stouffville for the rematch. Now meaning a bit more because of it being a league game, Port rose to the occasion and played a much better offensive game than the previous one. Port was first on the board as Sean McEnaney scored with assists going to Dave Bourgeois and 'Lindsay Parry. This goal came just 20 second into the first period. Stouffville came back four minutes later to even things up. Port tallied once again in this period to end the scoring for the first period. Scoring the go ahead goal was Sean Ellis with a nice solo effort. There was no scoring for either team in the second as both teams play a fairly well defensive period. However, in the third at the 10:30 mark, Scott Wylie scored as the goalie was down and "Smilie"' Wylie just popped it over him. Drawing assists were Parry, se- cond of the night, and Corey Bricknell. Port Perry got more insurance just 11 seconds later as Jeff Card skated down his wing, and let 'er go to put her in the top shelf. The assists went to Parry, third of the night and Mike Sluggett. That finished the scoring and Port walked away victorious as the Clippers went down to defeat once again. The final score Port 4 - Stouffville 1. On Tuesday, October 7, Port travelled to Cobourg. Port failed to score in this game as our team did not play as well as it did against Stouffville and very few shots were fired on net. Cobourg scored once in the first, twice in the second and once more in the third to give them the victory 4-0. Ports next stop was Bowman- ville where the "turtles" played a much better offensive hockey game with lots of shots on net, and some goals as well! The home team got the first goal at the 7:30 mark of the first. The score remained 1-0 after one period of play. It took Port just thirty seconds to even the tally sheet at one goal apiece when David Pashley rifl- ed a shot by the Bowmanville goalie. Assisting on the goal were linemates Jeff Card and Duane Empringham. After this goal was scored, 'Turtle Power' was in ef- fect as Port scored three unanswered goals. The second goal was scored by Lindsay Parry due to great digg- ing in front of the net. Assisting on the goal, Corey Bricknell and Pete King. The third goal was scored by Jeff Card on a play where the Bowmanville goalie put a beauty of a pass on the stick of Jeff and he just walked in and scored. Assisting on the play, Pashley and Empringham. The fourth goal was scored by Duane Empringham wiith Sean McEnaney and Corey Bricknell grabbing the assists. This finished off the tallying for this game and the final score for this game was Port Perry 4, Bowmanville 1. A thank you goes out to Chad Kearns for the filling in for an in- jured player. Thanks Chad. The members of the Goreski Ini- sulation Bantam #1 team are Rick Hutchinson, and Steve Stiles shar- Tuesday Night Mens October 9 Team Standings: XL Gas Bar 25; Saintfield Machining 24; The Creative Basket 20; Bruton's I.D.A. 20; 1.G.A 20; Trader Sam's 17. High Single: Glenn Squires 316. High Single with Handicap: Greg Houghting 326. High Triple: Bill Ruesink 727. High Triple with Handicap: Greg Houghting 824. 215 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 215,299; Phil Brown 243; Peter Booth 247; Ron Goreski 280; Glenn Squires 316; John Criscione 227,275; Greg Houghting 231,283; Gary Reis 220,232; Bill Ruesink 255,273; George Monk 225; Paul Brough 237. 600 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 691; Ron Goreski 631; Glenn Squires 698; John Criscione 704; Greg Houghting 695; Gary Reis 642; 'Bill Ruesink 727. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies October 9 Team Standings: Rolling Stones 33; Crickets 28; Madonna 27; Beach Boys 18; Beatles 12; Supremes 8. 200 Flat: Kacey Harper 210; Marge Samarillo 231; Linda Hughes 223; Joan Knight 210; Kathy Hoar 210; Mary Cannon 202; Lucy Wilson 201. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Snapdragons 32; Marigolds 23; Impatience 20; Alysums 19; Pansies 17; Petunias 15. Over 200: Gerri L. 242,207; Marion G. 247; Darlene V. 208; Nancy A. 213; Cheryl G. 213; Deb- bie C. 210; Ida H. 235; Gladys M. 257; Barb K. 213; Marg L 270,200; Compton nips Anderson The first game of the day was a comebacker as Compton came from behind to defeat Anderson's 3-2. Tallying for Compton were Larry Page 2 goals, Bob Tarbot- ton 1 goal, 2 assists, Rick Hope and Todd Wilbur had single assists. For Anderson's it was Bill Van Camp with both goals from Carl Durward 2 assists, John Kotarba and Larry Jackson. Game two was another come from behind win as Van & Truck World fought back from a 2-0 deficit to beat J & D Carpentry 8-3. Scoring for V & T World were Richie Lefort 1 goal, 5 assists, Brian Samis 1 goal, 3 assists, Den- nis Sims, John Robertson, Doug Bronson all had 1 goal, 1 assist, Glen McCoy, Scott Davis and Dick Martin each had 1 goal and Randy Prosser had 1 assist. Counting for J & D were Jason" Warner 2 goals, Ken Little 1 goal, 1 assist. Assists to Reg McIntyre, Dennis Lycett and Ken Harmon. The third game was a tight bat- tle that saw Fitzgerald's edge out Crandell's 4-3. Leading the way for Fit zgerald's were Gary Lance 2 goals, 1 assist, Bill Bridge 1 goal, 2 assists, and Don Hockley one goal. Assisting were Carl Fit- zgerald 2, Jody Peters and Wayne Norton 1 assist apiece. Battling for Crandell's were Steve Groves, Dale Bronson and Jim Beatty. Adding assists were George Gladish 2, Rick Campbell, Ken Jeffrey and Ivan Geer 1 each. Game four was a copy of the third as Norton's squeezed past Sportsland 4-3. Scorers for Norton's were Dar- cy Milligan 1 goal, 2 assists, Rob Kroonenberg 1 goal, 2 assists, Tony Oxley 1 goal, 1 assist and Donovan Smith one goal. Doug Brown and Dave Roth had 1 assist each. Fighting back for Sportsland were Wayne Taylor 1 goal, 1 assist, Rick Olaisen 1 goal, and Mark Jobb 1 goal. Helping out were Bill Owen 2 assists, Mike McQuade and Sandy Garvock. THINK SNOW! ACT NOW! 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High Triple with Handicap: Margot Brain 688. Games over 200: Anne Aldridge 232; Beth Oke 232; Chris Davies 224; Margot Brain 206,214; Mary Hawes 203; Julia Ashton 201. Triples over 550: Margot Brain 598; Mary Hawes 588; Beth Oke 569; Anne Aldridge 561. Thursday Night Mens Team Standings: Brians Tow-* ing 17; Norms Contr. 15; Village Taxi 14; Centennial Lanes 13; Philp Pontiac 13; Dowsons Valu Mart 12; Legion 12; Lake Scugog Lumber 12; Galley Gators 9; I.G.A. 2; Emmersons Ins. 0; House of Howard 0. High Single: B. White 307. High Single with Handicap: C. Watts 340. High Triple: B. White 805. High Triple with Handicap: C. Watts 853. Games over 215: W. Saunders 230,228; J. Lynde 226,286; J. Hea- ly 226; R. Sweetman 263; R. Bell HOMELITE KEEPS YOU OUT OF THE COLD forwards. The coaches are Todd Wilbur, Lee Wilbur, Hillis Wilbur and Warren Nicholishen. The "turtles" next game is Sun- day, October 21 as they travel to Lindsay. Their next home game is Monday, October 22 at 7:30 p.m.. Come on out and catch some great hockey action. 216,226; B. Evans 231; R. Prosser 247; G. St. John 237,241; J. Cox 253; B. Hurst 234; E. Johanson 249; K. Davies 217,217; L. Delore 245; D. Lown 247; P. Pelow 221; D. Dickson 230; W. Lown 257; C. Watts 303,260; D. Durham 263; T. Edwards 259; D. Hall 233,220; B. White 243,255,307; D. Lynde 233. Triples ove 600: W. Saunders 647; J. Lynde 681; G. St. John 673; E. Johanson 659; K. Davies 605; P. Pelow 601; W. Lown 651; C. Watts 742; D. Durham 670; T. Ed- wards 603; D. Hall 621; B. White 805. PPr---------- | CLOTHING Reebok * Nike * Vuarnet * K-Way Skiwear * Replica Jerseys PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry . PHONE 985-2839 oN N --\ AW When business is good, it pays to advertise ... When business is bad, you've got to advertise! \. J -. WITH TWO NEW ARRIVALS! 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