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Speed of light Cross country races for public school students were held Oct. 3 In Port Perry. This trio from S.A. Cawker won the 13-14 year old class. Centre, Carl Phoenix (gold); at left is Ben Blaine (sil- ver); and Jason Middleton (bronze). In photo below, Sean Gefiries (left) won silver In the 9-10 cla; team-mate Lawrence Cook (right) winning the bronze and Josh Maynard of Goodwood taking the gold. In the girls 11-12 group, Sam McFarlane of Cawker won gold and Yvette Hamelinck took bronze. And the boys 11-12 group, Alex Wardley and Mark Sauter of Cawker took the silver and bronze medals. Goodwood P.S. was the overall champion of the run organized through PPHS. a S.A. Cawker Scugog Citizen -- Wed, Jay; October 16, T0115 Pee Wee Legionaires kick off another season The Port Perry Pee Wee Legionaires have kicked off another season of hockey. Coaches Gary Geer and Ed Teno like what they are seeing out there so far in thi ng season, but they are suiffing line combos and working on different strategies. On the rod in Ajax, the Legionaires fell behind 1-0, but Darryl McEnaney tied the contest with his first of two before the end of the frame. Tim Fitzpatrick drew the assist on this wrap- around effort. With Ajax leading 2-1, the third period featured plenty of hard-hitting end to end action. McEnaney again got the equal- izer with help from linemates Fitzpatrick and Mike Morden. Luke Carnaghan and Brian Bickmore performed well in the net, holding off the Ajax autack- ers. Last Friday evening, the Legion boys hosted Cobourgsand the visitors jumped into an early 2-0 lead. The team seemed a bit down, but in the second period, the boys got their act together and staged a comeback as Kevin Hobbs and Matt Philips turned the red light on with help from Morton, Jeff Clarke and Tom Chambers. But Cobourg was far from dead and with less than five to play in the game, scored what looked like the winning goal. Fitzpatrick was hauled down on a breakaway and was awarded a penalty shot. Cool and calm, he zoomed in on net, gave the goalie a deke or two and then slipped the old disc between the pads to knot the affair at threes. That brought the home town crowd to its feet and the fans were really on their feet when Hobbs nailed his second of the game. on a set-up from Fitzpatrick and Todd Parry for a 4-3 victory against this tough opposition. The Legionaires took their show "on the road" Sunday for a game in Pickering, Both teams appeared sluggish Novice Auctioneers downed The Port Perry "Novice hooked up Saturday evening with a strong team from 'Peterborough and were down by a 3-0 count after two periods, But in the final period, the team started to play much better as Scotty Brownson scored from Jason Whitworth and Braden Tarbotton who displayed some fie forechecking. Just a moment or two later, after Port stole the puck at centre ice, Billy Carr fired a low: shot between the pads of the surprised Peterborough netminder. The Auctioneers hard in the final few minutés to get the equalizer, but came up one " goal short. Sean Jeffrey played well defen- sively and the new "micro machine" Mike LeFort showed some flashes of promise from the + Justynski right side. 'On Friday evening, Auctioneers ran into a very experti- enced team from Cobourg and they went down to defeat by a 60 score. The margin was not totally an indication of the play. Adam Moynes hustled all game at his forward position, while David showed defensive strength along the blue line. through the first couple of periods, but things really opened up in the final frame with seven pucks find- ing their way into the nets. Pickering drew first blood, but Port tied things up and then with a little over a minute to play, Fitzpatrick 'again brought the Legion even ofi a pass from Morden. With ten seconds to play, Tim repeated his heroics to give the team the win. McEananey helped set this goal up. It was Tim gyi of the'game. Linemates McEananey had one and an assist, and Morden had a big night setting guys up as he recorded Mee assists. | Though the season is still in its early stages, the Legionaires are getting fine work along the blue line from Jeff Clarke, Mike Heasman, Chris Drury and Rob Murphy. They have been very effective in handling some tough ~ opposition and this has been a great help to the netminding team of Bickmore and Carnaghan. The boys are hoping that Jody Logan will return to action in the near future. He's still recovering from a broken arm suffered late in the summer, and when he's back -on skates, he'll complete one of the forward lines. . The Legionaires are in action this Friday evening at 9:15 at the Scugog Arena with Lindsay pay- ing a visit. Colin Dodd new president of Scugog Youth Soccer Colin Dodd has been named President of the Scugog Youth Soccer Association for the 1992 season. Mr. Dodd is a long time mem- ber of the Association, having served in several capacities. His clection took place at the annual general meeting held October 9 at Cornish School. It has been a banner year for soccer in the Township with 404 players enjoying the fun and excellent training in their weekly games. Soccer is the most popular sport in the world and in Port Perry, the pitches proved to be a popular venue with other teams taking part in tournaments here. Along with Mr. Dodd, other members of the new executive are Roy Cowling, first VP, travellin teams; Don Farquharson, seco VP, house league teams; Liz Drebit, treasurer; Wayne PORT PERRY & DISTRICT MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION General Meeting and Elections ¢ KINSMEN HALL Tuesday, October 22 - 7 PM Everyone Welcome Mouland, secretary/publicity; Alf Huggins, registrar/tournament co- ordinator; and Cheryl Dufoe and Rob Johnston as sponsorship co- chairpersons. Rob Murphy is the immediate past president. Mr. Murphy and Ron Cosway will be part of a special committee 10 represent the Club's interests in the building of a new field house, expected this fall with money from Wintario, the Township and the soccer club. The executive was helped through the past season by a large group of volunteers whose enthu- siasm was evident in all their endeavours from the snack bar, refereeing, coaching and registra- tion. Mr. Murphy extended his thanks to all who helped in any capacity this past season, % Next meeting is October 30 at 7:30 PM at the High School. Anyone interested is invited to atiend, CURLERS PORT PERRY ' COMMUNITY & CURLING CLUB is now agcepting applications for the 268 Queen Street, Port erry 1991 - 1992 Season 985-8401, "427-6903 Brine Applications and information are available from a ar rusia LADIES ................... Laurel Griffen 985-3946 Immediate Family Purchases" BUSINESS WQMEN ....... Gale Ballard 985-7054 MEN & MIXED . Any questions please call Dick or Randy Randy Scott 985-3508 Randy Hathaway (8) 965-9290 Dick Shinn (res) 985-0587