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( l i 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 10,1984 Eagles Down Port Perry But Lose To Port Hope By Sam Laskaris The Bowmanville Eagles played two exhibition games this past week and came away with a victory and a loss. The win came at home last Tuesday Tuesday against the Port Perry Mojacks when the Eagles came from behind to record a 5 - 4 victory. Then on Thursday Bowmanville travelled to Port Hope to face the Panthers. In a very exciting contest the Eagles fell one goal short of an impressive comeback attempt losing 6 - 5. In Tuesday's encounter, Port Perry opened the scoring right from the opening faceoff as Brian Nicholson scored an unassisted marker at the six seconds mark. After this goal it seemed as if both teams were in a contest to see which team would receive more penalties in this period, although some calls were questionable, Port Perry came away with ten minor infractions compared to Bowmanville's nine. In the second period, the Mojacks jumped into a 2 - 0 lead as Nicholson scored his second goal of the evening, unassisted once again, after 49 seconds had been played. Only twenty-six seconds later, Brian Heard got Bowmanville onto the scoresheet when he beat Paul Goreski in the Mojack net. Assists on the goal were credited to John Thompson and Glenn German. Then on Bowmanville's Bowmanville's first powerplay attempt of the period, Heard scored once again with an assist going to defenceman Bob McCann at the 8:29 mark. Kevin Trapp restored the Mojacks' lead when he scored at 11:00 with an assist given to Bill McGie. Port Perry then took a 4 - 2 lead as Jeff Johnstone scored on the powerplay from Vaughn McKee and Jeff Duncan at the 18:00 mark. With just over a minute to play in the period Heard gave the Eagles some momentum going to the dressing dressing room as he collected his hat trick for the evening. Thompson had the lone assist on the play. Chris Dreossi tied the game for Bowmanville on an excellent excellent individual play beating Ken Harman in the Mojack net at 5:42. Bowmanville got the winning goal off the stick of McCann as he scored a shorthanded goal at 9:26, with assists going out to Darcy Huber (a rugged winger who played Junior 'B' hockey in Belleville last season) and Andy Terry. George Kennett and Don Hayes shared the victory in the Eagles' net as both goalies made some impressive saves. Thursday's game in Port Hope saw the Eagles get off to a very slow start. The Panthers Panthers jumped into a 1 - 0 lead at the 2:00 mark when Brian Giroux scored from Garth Miller and Jordan Brown. Thirteen seconds later the Panthers scored again as Pat Roy scored from Tony Wakely and Shawn Shalla. Then at 18:28 Shalla scored from Roy and Wakely to give the Panthers a 3-0 lead after the initial period. In the second period, Bowmanville regrouped and made the game rather interesting. interesting. Dan Weir scored the Eagles' first goal with an assist going to Randy Ellis at 2:39. Then Scott Heard (Brian's older brother who played the last couple of seasons with the Oshawa Legionaires Junior 'B' hockey club) scored his first goal as an Eagle on the powerplay, with assists given to Pierre St. Amand and Dreossi at 5:03. Less than four minutes later, the game was tied at 3 - 3 when Gord Rogers (a former Port Perry Mojack) scored for the Eagles from Jeff Dawson and German. The Panthers came back less than a minute later when Wakely scored from Roy and Shalla at the 9:45 mark. It did not take the Eagles long to tie the game once again as Scott McLeod scored fourteen seconds later from Thompson and Roger Hornsby, Less than half a minute later, Port Hope broke the tie once again as Roy scored his second goal of the evening with the assist going to Wakely, Before the period was finished Thompson tied the game for the Eagles as he was sent in on a breakaway on a pass from St. Amand and beat Ed Carpenter who was tending tending net for the Panthers, The third period had plenty of action but neither team could score on several good chances, Finally with 1:27 left in the game Brian Giroux scored on a breakaway to give the Panthers a 6 - 5 win, Assists on the play were given to Brown and the netminder Carpenter. 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