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> "A Family Tradition for 133 Years" Unwise penalties force 2-4-1 in the hole early Aldon beats up 2-4-1 Pizza 9-2 in local Bantam action Port Perry's Bantam Aldon team played 2-4-1 Pizza on Saturday night at Uxbridge. This was a game that was dominated by officiating as 2-4-1 got into penalty trouble early and totalled 22 somewhat unwise infractions before the game was done. The teams played fairly evenly for the first period, and Kyle Geer had to be sharp in net to keep 2-4-1 off the board. With only 12 seconds to go in the first, Josh Kaye scored for Aldon, assisted by Greg Jeffery and Tim Martyn. Aldon took a three goal lead in the second period, when Paul Phillips made a beautiful pass to set up a goal for B.J. Schuamp. Then Ryan Petch had a solo effort for his marker. Despite their troubles, 2-4-1 was still in the game when Alex Arnold notched a point, with help from Michael Scriven. Unfortunately 2-4-1's tempers got the best of them and they gave Aldon's sharp shooters room to capitalize. Goals were scored by Paul Phillips assisted by B.J. Schuamp, Mark Vernest, set up by Mark Schinkel, Garrett Brown, on a nice passing play from Josh Kaye and Kyle Taylor, unassisted efforts by Josh Kaye and Ryan Petch and the final nail was by Garrett Brown again assisted by Greg Jeffery. Alex Arnold managed one more point for 2-4-1 assisted by Michael Scriven and Cameron Marshall but a 9-2 victory goes into the books for Aldon. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 - 27 From Page 26 The ModJdacks have several guys out of the lineup with nagging injuries: Matt Thurston hurt his knee against the Bruins; John Forget 1s out with a rib injury; and Bill Beaulieu and Jon Froates are on the shelf with shoulder injuries. All are expect- ed to be back in action some time in the next couple of weeks. The ModJacks now have a record of seven wins, seven losses, one Injury bug hits the green and white tie and one point for a loss in OT for a total of 16 points. Winning two of their three contests this week would put the Modacks over the .500 mark for the first time this season. Peterborough squeezes past Reid's Atom squad with two goals in the third Reid's Independent Atom 1 Rep team played host to the Peterborough squad on Nov.12 and Port Perry's for- wards Spencer Marlow and Hugh Allward checked hard and used their speed to keep the visitors off their game. The game was all tied up at one leading into the third period. Port Perry's goal was set up from behind the Peterborough net by Myles Romain who threaded a perfect pass through traffic to Jared Olsen in the slot. Jared, although well covered, man- aged to spin around and hook the puck Just inside the post. Port then let up a little too much and allowed Peterborough to take the lead _. and the win with two unanswered goals in the third period. Final: Port Perry 1 - Peterborough 3 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling Nov. 9 Standings: Saturn 55, Earth 43, Mars 38, Jupiter 26, Venus 25, Pluto 23. High Single Flat: Pauline Petto 310, Ileen Hallam 248, Doreen Campbell 245. High Single With Handicap: Pauline Petto 355, Ileen Hallam 293, Wilma Lynde 293. High Triple Flat: Pauline Petto 641, Muriel Moor 599, Lynn Loughlin 564. High Triple With Handicap: Pauline Petto 776, Cathy Fenton 713, Wilma Lynde 709. Thursday Night Men's Bowling Now. 11 Standings: Ron's Delivery Service 31, Legion 27, Ridge North Realty 26, IGA 26, Philp Pontiac Buick 21, Maximum Marine - Services 16. Singles Over 225: Willy Houthuys 289, Bob Dowling 286, Adam Mahaffy 285, Bill White 266, John Gerber 248, Dave Young 240, Don Plain 230, Chuck Willes 226. Triples Over 600: Willy Houthuys 628, John Gerber 626, Bob Dowling 622, Bill White 618, Chuck Willes 606, Wayne Mahaffy 605, Don Plain 604, Ted Watts 600. Tuesday Night Mixed Standings: Super Video 36, Bailey's Roadhouse 33, Bally Mech. 31, Radio Shack 30, Trader Sam's 30, Monte Carlo 25. Games Over 600: Hal McCullough 654, Kevin Martin 845, Paul Brough 650, John Criscione 827, Steve Shaw 604. Games Over 225: Hal Scores from around Scugog's lanes McCullough 247, Kevin Martin 256, 277, 312, John Criscione 225, 395, Paul Brough 242, 226, Steve Shaw 230, Lori Stevenson 225, Carrie Bolduc 227, Rob Boadway 225. Tuesday Night Mixed League Standings: Radio Shack 23, Team #2 - 19, Super Video 17, Bally Mech. 16, Trader Sam's 14, Monte Carlo 14. Games Over 600: Kevin Martin 608, Rob B. 685, Doug Day 617, John Criscione 795, Owen St. John 605, John Glendening 600. High Single Flat: John Criscione 345. High Triple Flat: John Criscione 795. High Single With Handicap: Dave Knapp 288. High Triple With Handicap: Rob B. 696. A el 1d Cl Scugog Dupli Evenin Fourth - Elizabeth 6 Table Howell Millar and Marie Carnegie Avg. 67-1/2 817. First - Doris Phinney East/West and Judy Atkinson 80-1/2. Second - Bonnie and Jack Davies 80. Third - Janet-and Bill McFadyen 76-1/2. Fourth - Anne Scott and Joan West 75. Fifth - Claire McIntosh and Hazel Gray. Now. 3 - Afternoon 3-1/2 Table Howell Avg. 24 First - Bea Chapman and Hoppy Carnwith 28. Second - Barb Allen and Judy - 27. Third - Doris Phinney and Bob Chapman 25-1/2. Fourth - Joan McNab and Illene Wilton 24. Evening 7 Table Mitchell Avg. 84 North/South First - Bonnie and Jack Davies 91. Second and Third - Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 89. First - Bea and Bob Chapman 101. Second - Anne Scott and Joan West 96. Third - Gwenyth Thompson and Noreen Malcolm 89. Fourth - Janet and Bill McFadyen 85. Evening 7 Table Mitchell North/South First - Anne and Larry Wright 105-1/2. Second - Joan West and Harold Brown 93-1/2. Third - Doris Phinney and Sue Crawford 87. Fourth - Sophia Brendon and Georgia Brock 81-1/2. : East/West First - Judy and Don Atkinson 106-1/2. Second - Joyce Heard and Wilma Petre 99. Third - Bonnie and Jack Davies 84-1/2. Fourth Claire cate Bridge Club results McIntosh and Hazel Gray 84. Afternoon 4 Table Howell Avg. 42 First - Bill Kerr and Gene Leonard 52. Second - Sophia Brendon and Georgia Brock 51. Third - Jean and Bob Coleman 50. Fourth - Joyce Heard and Helen Mathieson 47. Evening 8 Table Mitchell Avg. 84 North/South First - Bonnie and Jack Davies 102-1/2. Second - Delaine Dyer and Leone Teeter 102. } Third - Joan West and Harold Brown 100-1/2. Fourth - Elizabeth Millar and Marie Carnegie. First - Joan and Al Stevens 111-1/2. Second - Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 102- 1/2. Third - Wayne and Jean Mouland 90. EER CX 1 E=Xe | 10% SENIORS DISCOUNT EVERYDAY EXCLUDING SPECIALS TAKE ouT Pizza - Chicken - . 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