The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Beat a ha Sa Sa Ra 20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 13, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ES a Fg Players on the Precision Construction squad take a breather during a stop in play last Sunday CHRIS HALL / PORT PERRY STAR en route to their 3-2 victory over Cedar Creek Contracting. Taylor Fuels Square Boy Pizza The first game of the morning, Nov. 12, featured Taylor Fuels and Square Boy Pizza. After a scoreless first period, Square Boy opened the scoring early in the second peri- od. The score remained 1-0 until 58 seconds remaining in the third when Taylor Fuels tied it up. Fifteen seconds later, Taylors found the net again and took a 2-1 lead. Square Boy, with the net empty in their defensive zone, put the pressure on Taylors and scored with only 30 sec- onds remaining to tie it up and that is how it finished. Goalscorers for Square Boy were Carl Fitzgerald and 'Compton Cable blanks Monsma Electric Brain Stephen, with assists going to Doug Brown with two and Henry Forderer and Paul Roberts with one each. Scoring for Taylor Fuels was Jim Duncan with two goals while Ryan Ridgway, Colin Asselstine, Brian Anderson and Rick Sheehey added the assists. Compton Communications Monsma Electric Game two saw Compton Communications blank Monsma Electric by a count of 4-0. The game was score- less through the first and half way through the second Turn to Page 21 E \ cS RVvic & PORT PERRY JOHN CORDNER AUTOMOTIVE & SMALL ENGINE EXPERT Wheel Alignments ¢ Brakes * Tune-Ups * Cooling System 1511 Reach Rd., Port Perry 905-985-3939 IEE SUNDAY, HIF NOVEMBER 18 Mojacks vs. Bobcaygeon The action begins at 7:00pm Scugog Arena, Port Perry (of [of QolUARE, | RY-\N=, Hp {ood lol iq], ]= HOME TEAM...BE THERE FOR THE WIN! Brock RV CENTRE New & Used Trailers for Sale 1205 Scugog Line 6 Port Perry 905-985-3372 MoJacks defeat Merchants, suffer 5-2 loss to Bruins By John B. McClelland Port Perry Star The Port Perry MoJacks continue to hold second place in the Central Ontario Junior C Hockey League by splitting a pair of games over the Remembrance Day weekend. After going down to defeat 4-2 Friday night to the league-leading Uxbridge Bruins, the MoJacks returned to the more friendly atmosphere of the Scugog Arena 48 hours later to clip the Little Britain Merchants by a 5-2 margin. The two points they earned Sunday night with a solid defensive performance and some sharp net- minding by Matt Balser gives the Mojacks 19 points (15 games), three ahead of Lakefield and four up on the Georgina Ice. And they now trail first-place Uxbridge by six points. This battle for second place could change again by mid-week as the Lakefield Chiefs were in Bobcaygeon Monday and will host the Ice on Tuesday evening. Playing in front of another good-sized crowd "at the Scugog Arena, the MoJacks opened a 1-0 first- period lead on a marker from Dane Grey at 8:55 with Ryan McQuade and Justin Bennett drawing the assists. It was a bit of a sluggish first frame as both teams appeared to be somewhat on their heels. The pace quickened considerably in the middle stanza, however, and the MoJacks got the lone goal with McQuade pulling the trigger on a set-up by Nathan Cotter. But a couple of veterans for the Merchants went to work in the third and tied the affair before the period was half over. Jeremy Farr broke Balser's bid for a second con- secutive shutout over the Merchants when he scored at 6:42. Jon Perrin drew the assist. And, less than two minutes later, the game was deadlocked at twos on a goal by Perrin with Farr setting him up. The MoJack's Ryan McQuade proved why his name is always near the top of the scoring parade in the Central League when he got what proved to be the game winner just past the || minute mark. Killing a penalty, McQuade stripped the puck from a Britain defenseman, moved in alone and calmly fired a perfect shot just under the cross bar that beat netminder Jared Ruston cleanly. But the MoJacks were not content to rest on a one-goal margin. Shawn Curran got them some valuable insurance at 13:20 off a pass from Andrew Mercer, and Matt Harris rounded out the scoring at Turn to Page 21 Lil PIZZA, SUBS o &WINGS 0 Whatiar Si, [Port [Pen 905-985-8448 20 piece pizza with 1 item 1b. wings & garlic bread pA dg Nelo] CH or_ Bridge 14 piece pizza with 1 item 11D. wings & garlic bread WE DELIVER TO THESE AREAS = Port Perry, Blackstock, Nestleton, Caesarea, Seagrave, Greenbank, Utica, Epsom, Scugog Island. Mixture Fed. Sweet : snacks 28 piece pizza with 1 item 11b. wings & garlic bread $2699