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Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Snapdragons 33; Marigolds 28; Impatience 26; Alysums 26; Pansies 19; Petunias 15. Over 200: Louise Penstone 230; Darlene Vanderzwet 225; Janis St. John 200; Cheryl Goble 231; Marg Lee 202,209; Audrey Brown 208; Doreen Rush 249. Over 600: Darlene Vanderzwet 613; Marg Lee 608. Tuesday Night Men's October 16 Team Standings: Port Perry L.G.A 27; Saintfield Machining 26; The Creative Basket 25; XL Gas Bar 25; Trader Sam's 24; Bruton's I.D.A. 20. High Single: Glenn Squires 328. High Single with Handicap: Glenn Squires 328. High Triple: Sid Tarsey 764. High Triple with Handicap: Sid Tarsey 809. 215 and Over: Glenn Squires: 231,328; Jack Healey 233; Bill Owen 218; Gary Reis 228,249,258; Bill Ruesink 258; John Criscione 216,223; Roy Povey 222,233; Jeff Haugen 232; Phil Brown 266; Jeff Cox 262; Sid Tarsey 221,242,301. 600 and Over: Glenn Squires 756; Gary Reis 735; Bill Ruesink 650; John Criscione 607; Roy Povey 627; Phil Brown 632; Jeff Cox 614; Sid Tarsey 764. Wednesday Night Ladies October 17 Team Standings: The Bold & Beautiful 28; Lucy's 26; Who's The Boss 17; The Poor & Unknown 13; The Simpson's 12; The Young & Restless 9. High Single: Krissy Tripp 275. High Single with Handicap: Krissy Tripp 311. High Triple: Krissy Tripp 633. High Triple with Handicap: Krissy Tripp 771. Games over 200: Krissy Tripp 275: Beth Oke 246; Peggy Vanderligt 223; Mary Hawes 213; Chris Davies 213, 205. Triples over 550: Krissy Tripp 663; Chris Davies 611; Peggy Vanderligt 588; Beth Oke 584. Thursday Night Mens October 18 Team Standings: Brians Tow- ing 24; Village Taxi 21; Norms' Cont. 20; Centennial Lanes 20; Dowson's Valu Mart 17; Philp Pontiac 15; Legion 15; Lake Scugog Lumber 12; Galley Gators 11; I.G.A. 6; Emmersons Ins. 3%; House of Howard 3%. High Single: G. St. John 300. High Single with Handicap: B. Pomeroy 317. High Triple: G. St. John 856. High Triple with Handicap: G. St. John 895. Pineridge Tweens Welcome to another exciting Ringette Season. The Tween B's played their first league game on Sunday against Woodville. Although we ~_ lost 7-1, the team came off the ice with a positive attitude about do- ing better next time. Scoring for Port was Joan Anderson assisted by Jenna Norton. A special thank you to Katie Senyk, who played goalie for us PeeWee House League The first game was Consumers Gas 4 and Larocque Electric 8. Jon Jamieson led the scoring for La Rocque with 3 goals and 2 assists. His brother Jeff, scored 2 goals and added 4 assists. Darryl Moase added a hat trick scoring 3. Assists also went to Scott Swain and Jeff Whitfield. Scoring one goal each for Con- sumers was Matt Brown, Jason Brown, Ryan Larmer and Steven Hiemstra. Blake Gaudet added an assist. The second game was Scala 8 and Big V 1. Kevin Hobbs and Sandy Mark scored 2 each for Scala, Mark Dunn added 1 goal and 1 assist. Gavin Carnegie, Jamie Irvine and Matt Mantel scored 1 each. Philip Donnelly had an assist. PLEASE RECYCLE THIS PAPER 5 this game. Katie worked very hard, and stopped a lot of goals for us. Our next game is Sunday Oc- tober 27 at 6:30 p.m. in Port Perry. against Beaverton. Come out and support our team. The Tween '"B" team this year consists of Jenny Storms, Aman- da Cloutheir, Marci Zuly, Jenna Norton, Julie Ball, Melissa Pereman, Amy Sinclair, Melissa John Babcock scored the goal for Big V. Monday, Oct. 15 Game The results of this game was Emiels 7 and Consumers Gas 1. Robby Martyn led the scoring for Emiels, scoring 3. Justin Wooton scored 1 goal and added 3 assists. Matt Baker and Matt McClelland added 1 each. Jeremy Stevens picked up 2 assists. Kris Wooton added 1 assist. Eric Lucyk had the one goal for Consumers Gas. Games over 215: R. Prosser 293; J. Cox '218; G. St. John 300,262,294; B. Pomeroy 296; J. Cook 254; C. Watts 272; T. Watts 217; G. Wilson 225; S. Connors 227; R. Sheehey 239; D. Lynde 239; T. Edwards 230; R. Chandler 226; J. Ballingal 217; D. Hall 222: R. Twist 216; R. Sweetman 249; E. Johanson 261,243; K. Davi 258,224. Triples over 600: R. Prosser 645; G. St. John 856; B. Pomeroy 658; J. Cook 636; C. Watts 609; T. Watts 601; R. Sheehey 635; D. Lynde 631; T. Edwards 643; R. Sweetman 636; E. Johanson 700; K. Davies 690. YBC - CENTENNIAL LANES High Average Girls: Michelle Poirier 102, Jen- nifer Hammond 133; Melissa Dawson 145; Lyndsay Dutkewich 137. Boys: Myles Ruhl 96; Deryk Campbell, Ryan Hawkins 136; Brandon Hammond 163; Jasen Dawson 177. High Single Flat Girls: Dianna Lown 104; Lind- say Glanville 157; Sabrina Brown 184; Lyndsay Dutkewich 164. Boys: Myles Ruhl 126; Ryan Hawkins 225; Colin Meijerink 204; Jasen Dawson 197. defeated Dawson, Sheila Ranger, Joan Anderson and Lindsey Patton. Coach is Doug Anderson, Manager's Jim Ranger and Mrs. Ball, Trainer Debbie Storms. Let's have a safe and fun year! PORT PERRY LIONS 101 CLUB WINNERS MAY: JUNE: J. Hodgins E. Smale S. Beare D. Browne Kim Murray S. Beare L. Calloway R.Stephens G. Pogue T. Wilson JULY: AUGUST: G. Stone B. Wilson C. Huggins M. Prentice T. Oxley L. Smale B. Parry E. Goulding K. Clark J. Martin SEPTEMBER: OCTOBER: L. Calloway G. Pogue E. Bruce J. Dowson L. Bruce D. Beare R. Stainton S. Stephenson C. Huggins B. Bigwood Jr. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 23, 1990 -- 37 --- Scores from all the lanes-- High Single with Handicap Girls: Lauren Faulkner 165; Amanda Langford 207; Sabrina Brown 237; Lyndsay Dutkewich 232. Boys: Myles Ruhl 162; Ryan Hawkins 244; Colin Meijerink 244; Dwayne Vanderligt 237. High Double Flat Girls: Michelle Poirier 195. Boys: Myles Ruhl 247. High Double with Handicap Girls: Lauren Faulkner 315. Boys: Myles Ruhl 319. High Triple Flat Girls: Janine Hammond 368; Sabrina Brown 405; Lyndsay Dutkewich 471. Boys: Ryan Hawkins 476; Col- in Meijerink 497; Jasen Dawson 513. High Triple with Handicap Girls: Ashleigh Flieler 538; An- drea Grills 615; Lyndsay Dutkewich 675. Boys: Jason Arsenault, Ryan Hawkins 533; Colin Meijerink 617; Dwayne Vanderligt 660. Floor Hockey On Monday night, Oct. 15, the senior boys floor hockey (ages 12-14). played an excellent game, the Red team outscoring the yellow team 6-4. The first period ended 2-2 with Mike Wheels and Kris Holland scoring for the Reds and Jamie Irvine. Blasting in both goals for the Yellow squad. In the second period, Kris Holland and Stewart Bruce pac- ed the Reds with Dave Versheren replying for the Yellow team. End of second period, Reds 4, Yellow 3 In the 3rd period, Chad Mitchel opened the scoring with Kris Holland notching the hat trick. Dennis Goodman replied for the yellow team making the final score Reds 6, Yellows 4. There was excellent goaltending at both ends. Good passing plays and few penalties called by referee Doug Suppelsa. There are still a few openings in this group. If any boy age 12-14 wants an hour of fun on Monday nights 8-9 p.m., contact the YM- CA 985-2824 for registration. Junior Results The YMCA Junior Floor Hockey is off to a good start again this season. This year's teams consist of the Red Wings, coach- ed by Bryan Youmans, and the Golden Hawks, coached by Terry Halward. The two teams met for their first official game of the season on Monday, Oct. 15 at R.H. Cornish P.S.. They played a scoreless first . period, with both teams sizing up the competition. The second period saw the Red Wings pull in front with 4 goals to the Golden Hawks' one. Red Wing scores were Trevor Lance, Jeff Kane, Michael Wiseman, and Anthony Beauchamp. Matthew Mac- Master scored the lone Golden Hawks' goals. The third period brought 2 more goals for the Red Wings, both scored by Joey Drebit. This brought the final score to 6-1 for the Red Wings. We wish both the Red Wings and the Golden Hawks a good season of floor Hockey! Tripp Realty wins 6-1 The pace of this game was fast from the opening face off. The scoring got started at 13:36 by Tripp in the first period by Heather Tredway assisted by Jamie Clark. Scugog came bck to tie the score at one at the 12:46 mark of the first period by David Gainey assisted by Aaron Levy. , After that all the scoring was done, by Tripp by Jeremy Pare who scored 2 goals assisted by Tyler Wootton, Tyler Wootton unassisted, Steven Martin from Tyler Wootton and Jamie Clark from Kevin Hill to make the score 6-1 for Tripp; thanks to the superb goaltending of Shane Savage. 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