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dA Sa I Ga " a Ta ey ----. Mp, Fr er Sts cit ab pr Fe eh aki B14 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 15, 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Results from all the bowling lanes Thursday Night Mens Bowling League Team Standings as of Nov. 8: Emmersons 41, Trim Rite Kitchens 36, Brian's Towing 28, Dowsons 25, IGA 24, Philp Pon- tiac 23, Paul Dick Construction 1%, Legion 15, Causeway Baits High Single Over 225: D. Stewart 384, 262, 245; B. White 263, 230; R. Sweetman 252, 248; C. Watts 247, 233; B. Mor- rin 236; J. Gerber 234, 230; M. Enzi 230; I. Ashbridge 229: D. Stanley 226. High Triple Over 600: D. Stewart 891; R. Sweetman 712; B. White 708; C. Watts 672; J. Gerber 654; B. Morrin 632; T. Bache 611. Wednesday Night Ladies Nov. 9 Team Standings: Pop Tarts 32 (20942), Jelly Roll 25 (20791), Chocolate Eclairs 23 (20302), Tourtiere 22 (20866), Flakies 22 (20667), Sweet Tarts 21(20449). Games Over 200: Margot Brain 219, Anne Aldridge 206, Carol Archer 224, 237, 208, Marg Johansen 215, Julia Dempsey 222, Lorrie Mackey Triples Over 550: Margot Brain 666, Carol Archer 669, Lorrie Mackey 557. Congratulations to the Pop Tarts, winners of the 1st section - Lisa Sheehey, Gayle Evans, Marg Johansen, Carol Zovlje, Jacqui Bashford and Mary Vanschagen. Wednesday Ladies Afternoon - Nov. 9 Over 200 Flat: Carol Koch 200-224, Caron Weber 208, Joyce Taylor 225, Gail Kowalc- zyk 211, Marg Lee 212, Carol Beatty 207, Nancy Anger 207, Cheryl Lee 226. Over 550 Triple Flat: Carol Koch 608, Joyce Taylor 563, Gail Kowalczyk 568. Points: Chaps 37, Brews 34, Clops 33, Barts 25, Aces 21, Squids 18. Monday Night Standings: Elmer Fudds 29, Yosemite Sams 23, Daffy Ducks Saturday, Nov. 12, Compton Cable Minor Novice accom- plished two progressive goals. They earned their first point with a tie against Vaughan. The 0-0 score was Mark Carnaghan and Leo Taillon's first well- deserved shutout which they proudly shared with the entire team. Compton Cable reduced their shots-against average with great backchecking by Derek Goreski, Ashley Lucas, and Nel- son Langmaid. A game moment goes out to Taylor Churchill's puck-clearing off the goal line. Offensively, Kyle Mullins, Ty- son Savage and Michael Lycett * provided exciting opportunities for goal scoring. : The next evening, Sunday Nov. 13, the Compton Cable gang were on the road to face Bradford. An exciting match en- sued with Bradford pulling away with a 2-0 lead. Compton Cable bounced back with goals from Ashley Lucas, assists by Kyle Mullins and Shane Jef- frey, and from Keenan Geer, as- sists to Cassidy Weber and Der- league action Whitby Auto squeaked out a 3-2 win over Laurentian Bank in a close checking contest. Mathew Smart opened the # coring for Whitby on a setup by John-Ross Lennox. Laurentian fought back with a goal by Chris Glouster assisted by Ryan May and Stormy Wootton. Whitby regained the lead on a back- hand by John-Ross Lennox, as- sists going to Joseph Farquhar- son and Mathew Smart. Again, Laurentian tied the game on an "unassisted effort by Stormy Wootton. The Autowreckers got the winner when Lennox set up Cameron MacDonald in the third period. Whitby's defence of Jeff Kane, Matt Fraser, Ste- phan Senyk and John-Ross Lennox played a strong game, stopping several breakaways by = . 'Laurentian. Jessie Bennett played well for Laurentian, improving his level of play every game. ek Goreski. Despite tight checking by Danny Halward, Matthew Roth and Shane Jeffrey, Bradford managed to score two more un- Compton Novice action answered goals. Honorable mention goes out to Jeff Tomcheski's persistent checking and hard work in the corners. Legionnaires action The bench looked a little bare Friday night at the Scu- gog Arena. The Legionnaires were missing Brad Johnston and Chad Lance. The first period was action-packed with lots of end-to-end skat- ing, solid checking and wide open play. Port had two pen- alties in the first period and Belleville had one. The second period tipped the scales in favor of the visi- tors when the locals ended up with four penalties. Mike MacLennan was doing a great job of goaltending but at 11:42 Belleville scored on a deflection off the post. Port managed to keep them off scored from the slot. the scoreboard again until the 4:45 mark, when short- handed again, Belleville In the third, Bart Monsma took over the goal. One more penalty for Port in the third and four more goals for Belle- ville made it a lohg game. Port had one goal in the third from Steve Wygerde, assist- ed by Greg Bruton. The final score was 6-1, but it was no indication of the effort put forth by the Le- gionnaires. The boys skated hard but you can't make up the difference in the penalty box. Port spent a total of 14 minutes there while Belle- ville had only two. The Pearce Auctioneers squad met Uxbridge last Friday night for the first time in the se- ries. The first period saw end- to-end action as our defence- men of Justin Koury, Gordon Smith, Justin Shinn and Ryan Hnatko kept our end clear and the Uxbridge team working hard. Curtis Wagar made some ex- cellent saves and cleared the crease. The second period saw our forwards of Kevin Robins, ~ Atom house Auctioneers lose to Bruins Teddy Howarth, Joey Lane, Jor- dan Froats, Chet Martin, Pat Lewis, Lucas Fraser, Tyler Weisflock try to put some past the Uxbridge net with no luck. With only a minute left in the second period, Uxbridge scored. In the third period, Scott Honey worked hard in net, but Uxbridge turned up the heat to score two more markers. The Pearce Auctioneers are all play- ing some really great hockey, keep up the good work, guys! Arena programs As winter holidays and P.A. days approach Scugog Town- ship's Parks and Recreation De- partment will be offering anum- ber of programs for youth and teenagers at Scugog Arena. Senior shinny for those 13-18 years of age, junior shinny, 9- 12-years-old, and public skating will be offered at the local arena. This line up of activities will PPHS Rebels win LOSSA finals Port Perry High School's boys midget and junior volleyball teams won their LOSSA Double A finals over Courtice and Ux- bridge High Schools last week. In the first match up of the day Port Perry's midgets defeat- ed Courtice in three matches 16-2, 14-16 and 15-7. In the junior final Port Perry defeated Uxbridge in two straight matches by 156-9 and 15-7 scores. In the senior game Courtice squeaked by PPHS in two straightby 15-13 and 15-12 matches. run on the December 23, 1994 and Janaury 5 and 6 P.A. days. Additional times will include the first week of the March Break (March 6-10). Times for the activities will be 9-11 a.m. for senior shinny , 11:30 a.m.- 1p.m. for junior shinny and 1- 3p.m. for public skating. An additional feature will have a girls ringette shinny to be offered for the first time, which will run the first week of March Break from 10:30-11:30 a.m. This is an open age time slot and all shinny will be re- ferred. March Break madness will also be back this year. This is a specialized camp which will run for both weeks of the March Break (March 6-17). Many ex- citing winter activities have been planned. More details on the events will be released as the break approaches. For more information call 985-7346 or 985-8698. 21, Foghorn Leghorns 21, Syl- vesters 19, W. E. Coyotes 15. 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