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> J. EN [ dl 16 Scugog Citizen -- Tu gD Tito 22, 1991 Quick start with IT wins, one p tie . r MoJacks still undefeated after hammering Eagles 1-2 by John B. McClelland The Port Perry MoJacks pushed their 'un-defeated streak to five games Sunday night and remain on top of the standings in the Central Junior C Hockey League. And they did it'in very con- vincing fashion with a strong 11-2 victory over the Eagles in the Bowmanville Arena. The win, coupled with a 4-4 draw against the same Eaglesiflast Thursday evening at the Scugog Arena, gives the MoJacks nine points so far on four wins and one tic. Coach Ken Harman was very pleased with the effort from his troops in Bowmanville, especially their ability. to capitalize on scor- ing chances. That' was the difference "between the 11-2 win and the 4-4 N\ BN ey Ontario We have moved and although. our mailing, address remains the same our telephone numbers have changed. GORD MILLS; M.P.P. Durham East Constituency Office, 68 King Street East, Bowmanville, Ontario Lica3x2 *~ Tel.# 697-1501 Tel .# 1-800-661-2433 Fax# 697-1506 J i tie on-home ice Thursday evening. Harman d&scribed this year's MolJacks as "a team......... witha good shot at fin- ishThg first." Over the Jast couple of games he has been going with four for- ward lines which helps give the team strong overall balance. Sunday's game was actually pretty close for the first 20 min- utes as the MoJacks opened a 2-1 lead on goals by Scott Erickson with his second of the year and Mike Coulson with his third. Eagle captain Dean Baumhauer got his team on the board with a power play marker at the 2:44 mark. Clair Cornish rounded out the scoring in the opening frame with a short-handed effort at 16:42. Hg took a pass from Brad Menzies, moved in from the left side, faked the big slap shot and then slid the puck along the ice past a surprised Chris Massey. It was the 6th of the campaign for Corfiish. The second period was just 58 seconds old when Kevin Bagshaw fired his fourth of the season, a shot that seemed to fool Massey. That made it 4-1 and at this point, the. MoJacks began to take control of the game. A string of Eagle penalties let the MoJacks go to work on the 'power play and they scored three in under three minutes. Jim Vernon: from Cornish; *Coulson with his second of the (game from Vernon and Cornish and Jeff Barr with his first of the year from Frank Kavanaugh and Chad Lefevbre did the damage. MolJacks led 7-1 heading into the third period and the Eagles Kelly Armstgong got on at the mid-point of the frame. . But that just seemed to make Pacific -- ENERGY * Ash dump system * Optional Enamel * Hidden Air Controls * Top Cooking Screen * Glass Door, Stays Immaculate STOVES Deals Made Every Day! « OVER RIDGE RETAIL 985-0715 60 Vanedward Dr., Unit 7; Port Perry, Ont. 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Cooper ended up in a MoJack uniform this year after the Eagles opted to sign Chris Massey as an oyer-age play- er and make him their starting goalic. Youngster Geoff Smith is being groomed as the back-up. Cooper has been very steady so far in the MoJacks green and white. Sunday's game. was chippy: in places, especially when: the MoJacks began to "run the score." John Lally and Greg Goode had a - brief scuffle in the third with no serious dam Whew here ¢ teams hooked up Iast Thursday night at the Scugog Arena, the MoJacks squandered a marvellous opportunity to run their winning streak to four straight. They enjoyed leads of 2-0 and 3-1, but in the end had to settle for the 4-4 draw. : MoJacks had numerous chances to bury the Eagles, but were vic- tims of bad bounces, goal posts and their own erratic shooting. Aside from a brief stretch in the third period, the MoJacks set up from Clair Cornish. For Lally, it was his fourth in as many games. Three minutes later, Jim Vernon upped'it to 2-0 with his third of the year as Cornish and Brad Menzies got the assists. Greg Goode put Eagles on the Mike Coulson rounded out the scoring as he cut in front and buried a belly-high shot for his second of the year. Lally' and Peter Young drew the assists. MoJacks had their best chance to put this one in the bag early in- the second when they had a two- man advantage for more than a minute. Despite a fair amount of puck control, they had few decent chances. In fact, Basil Luciano, making his second start in the MolJack cage had to come up with a big save by sticking out the right arm on an Eagle breakaway. + Luciano, - who's from Stouffville, was tested sharply as the MoJacks ran inio some penalty trouble of their own midway through the period. Give some credit to the MoJack penalty killing units, But the Eagle power play was less than glitter- ing. bo shot along the ice at 4:56 by gl¢ captain Rob Real cut the margin to 3-2 and less then three minuigs later, it was a tie game as Clint Nowak, re-directed a puck in. front of the MoJack cage. { That seemed to shake the seem: to enjoy a territorial ad: vi thanks to some aggressive fore- checking. John Lally opened the scoring early in the first on a power play MoJacks and they responded with a goal at 8:52 as Scott Erickson got his first of the year after Jeff Barr set him up with a heads-up pass from the comer. That put MoJacks on top (again) 5-4, but the lead held just a few minutes as Ryan Sheahey was allowed to walk in un-touched from the face-off circle. The , Molack defense just broke down totally on this one: This wasn't a bad hockey game, board with a power play marker ghut it certainly lacked the intensity of MoJack-Eagle encounters of the past. MoJacks took ten minors and the Eagles eight. The biggest problem for the Molacks all evening was finishing off the play. And they fired a lot of pucks either wide of the net or into the big glove of netminder Chris Massey. SLAPSHOTS: The strong' showing Sunday hight in Bowmanville will no .doubt give the players a-boost as, they get ready for a tough weekend against rival Uxbridge Bruins. MoJacks are in Uxbridge on Fritlay night for. an, 8:30 start and the teams get together Sunday at the Scugog Ar¢na at 7:30." This should be a «tough home and home series as the MoJacks nipped Uxbridge 5-4 the last time out. Rumblings around the league indicate that Stouffville may apply join the Central Loop forthe 92- 93 season: © + Cornish is off to a quick start in the scoring parade with 15 points in fivé games. And his line mates are getting their share as well. Vernon has nine points. in five games and Menzies has nine in four outings. With nine points in five games, the team is off to its best start in years. Don't forget this Sunday evening when the Bruins are in town for a 7:30 faceoff. Atom A's count up two more victories The Port Perry Malmont Atoms continued their winning ways with a pair of victories in recent The team remains un-defeated so far this season as coach Lee Wilbur and assistant Derek' Schmitt are getting total effort from their young troops. Last Friday evening, the Atoms hosted arch-rival Uxbridge who opened 'thé scoring on a powes play in'the first period. ~ But Casey VanSchagen, who has been a spark-plug so far this' -season, picked the team up in the second when he stole a Luck deep 'in the'Bruin zorie and fired a low - shot to the stick side. . The momentum carried over Paul Van Camp . CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 204 Casimir Street, . PORT PERRY Ontario L9L 187 16) 985-9 725 into the third period as the Atoms. grabbed the lead as Casey' got his second assisted by Scott Jeffrey. Seth Gray from Weber and VanSchagen; and Justin Sheehey from Brad Johnston and Troy" Campbell rounded out the scoring. . OncesMalmont took the lead in. this one,:the forwards did some fine checking to stifle Uxbridge in the neutral zoné and the team got some extra effort from Scott and the rest of the defense when killing penalties. . On October 15, the Atoms hit the road for the first time and ran into a tough squad in Peterborough who opened the scoring to take a 1-0 lead. Financial Accounting Business Consulting Income Tax Planning & Consulting Financial Rlanning & Projections & CORPORATIONS FARMS . INDIVIDUALS SMALL BUSINESS VanSchagen evened the game when he stole a puck at his own and then _ split the terborough defense. Jeff Ashton. performed well in the second, especially with a stick save in the open crease. The Petes made it 2-1 on a penalty shot with Malmont goalie Cory Branton having little chance on the free one. And the home "side made it 3-1 late in the period to put Port Perry ina bit of a Hole. ¢ The boys simply refused to quit and their gritty efforts paid off as VanSchagen teamed up with Derek Tindall to make it 3-2. The Petes began to take some foolish penalties at this point and 'Dillan Weber got the tying marker with help from Justin Kowalczyk. 'Adam Jones got proved to be the winner when he broke in and used his winger as a decoy on'the play. Chris Jones got 'an assist on the goal. * -r The boys showed they can keep their cool under pressure and stay away from retaliatory penalties. These two come-back wins' should boost the team as the boys get ready for a tournament in Trenton this coming weekend. + Malmont opened the season . October 11 with an exciting 6-5° victory over Cobourg and earlier in the month they came away with a 3-2 win over an Oshawa team.