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PINERIDGE ATOMS The Pineridge Sports Atom B squad was in Napanee Saturday for a must-win game. Tréiling in the series (wo games 10 one, there was, no room for another loss. And after a see-saw battle, Napanee broke a 4-4 tie with 26 seconds 0 play i in regulation. 4 Port pulled its goalie i in a bid 0 tie the game and sent it into over- time, but the players were not able to get the equalizer. It was a great effort by every- one, in spite of the outcome. Napanee scored first in this one with Scott Sanderson tying things on a set-up from Nick Pelyk and Adam Brain, Sanderson gave Port a short- lived lead with-assists to Brain and Adam Jones. Napanee tied it up, then went SPORTS SHORTS ahead briefly befgre it was Port's turn to knot things as Chris beat the defense and fed a fine pass to Jeff for the goal. Again, Port fell behind only to have Scott come back to tie it at 4- 4 and that was his fourth of the contest assisted by Glenn McCready. il But Napanee got the heart- breaker with 26 seconds left. AUCTIONEERS The Port Perry Novice Auctioneers got back on the win- ning track with two exhibition games. Against Uxbridge, Braden Tarbotton fired a hat trick as he led his team to a 7-0 victory. Jason Whitworth had two with Scott Bronson and Billy Carr rounding out the scoring. Assists went to Whitworth, income Tax Problems? LET ME HELP Reasonable Rates - Call Betty: 985-9077 Steve Wygerde, Dave Justynski, Grant Hooker and Tarbotton._ Chris Monsma and Darcy Stephens recorded the shut-out. The Uxbridge player hurt in the game was taken to hospital where his injuries turned out to be not serious. The next morning Saturday) Monsma got his second shut-out of the weekend as the Auctioneers defeated Little NHL Red Wings 8- 0 at Oshawa's North Arena. Goals came from Scott Bronson, Tarbotton with two, Whitworth, Mike Lefort, Chris Skerratt, Steve Wygerde and Billy Carr. These were well deserved wins following a good effort in both games. Next action for the Auctioneers in this Friday evening on home ice with Stouffville pay- ing a visit. RE/MAX NOVICE The Re/Max Novice hockey squad had a busy weekend starting with a gritty 1-1 tie against their league rivals Port Perry Printing. And the next day they travelled to Ops to compete in a Novice B 34 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LL 12 985-8471 FORDER - INSURANCE BROKERS INC. PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALLOF YOUR GENERAL INSURANCE NEEDS PARKS na STABLES 20-8 My: AT GREYSTONE . Shirley Road, 985-1598 - HOURS - Wed., Thurs., Fri. 5:00 to 11:00 PM Sat. & Sun. 12 Noon to 11 PM Closed Mon. & Tues. We Serve Dinner to 11 PM Durham Polo Club now playing 7:00 PM every Saturday at $8 51 Divyuione, Join us in the restaurant and watch the game. 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But it was a great learning experience to ¥ - All at Guaranteed Lowest Prices meet a team of this calibre and players who turned in fine efforts included Joe Farquharson, Tim Jones, Ryan Kehoe, Mike Milligan, Beau Jolicoeur and Corey McQuade. Matt Skerrett skated hard and did a good job shadowing his opposite number at centre. Coach Gordon Jones was proud of the team and said keep up that enthusiasm. WRECKERS IN TOURNAMENT The Whitby Auto Wreckers were in Wilberforce on Sunday for the Agnew Memorial tournament and came home with a trophy for A Division finalists. The final against Notre Dame Oshawa was an exciting affair but the Wreckers had trouble getting decent scoring chances against a tough opponent. Mike Maclennan made some fine stops in the cage but Notre Dame came out on top by a 4-0 margin. Kam Cooper was named MVP for the final game and all players received souvenier but- tons. In game one, the Wreckers defeated Bancroft Jets 3-0 with Maclennan getting the shut-out. Blaine Kinnunen, Jon Sanders and Wade Ritchie did the scoring with assists to Keith Hancock (2) Sanders, Ken Ellis, and Kinnunen. Ellis was named MVP. In the second game against Peterborough St. Andrews, the Wreckers turned in a fine perfor- mance for a 2-1 victory. Paul Brain from Ritchie and Ellis and Nick Ostafichuk from Alex Upton and Steve Nagy did the scoring. Dave Crouter and Joel Van Camp added to the.great team effort and some fine penalty killing was needed in the third period by . Upton, Ellis, Cooper and Jamie Clarke. Maclennan in the net had to be just superb, making three incredi- UNITED CARPET. Largest Carpet Selection In-Scugog Township and a member of the largest carpet buying group in Canada. FAMOUS EK Levolore BLINDS VERTICALS * VENETIANS PLEATED SHADES HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie , HWY. 7A EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 ScCit_ ws HOMEOWNERS CMHC 1 SCHL DO YOU QUALIFY FOR Helping to house Canadians $5000. ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS? AND HOU REHABILITATION A ORPORATION CANADA MORTGAGE RESIDEN Ti AL SISTANCE PROC iRAM (RRAP) ble stops late in the game as St. Andrews pressed 10 get the tying goal. The win put the Wreckers into the A championship. Clarke was named the game MVP for the Wreckers. 'OVERHEAD DOORS The Scugog Pee Wee Bs met Bowmanvillg in an exhibition game last week and it proved to be a good test as the Toros are still in playoffs. After pressing hard through the first period, Kris Wootton on a nice pass from Robt. Gracie with 3:22 left. Bowmanville tied things in the second, before Trevor Smith snapped a wrist shot from the right side with 14 seconds left in the period. The Doormen began to tire a bit in the final and Bowmanville tied the game with 1:22 left. Port yanked the goalie for an extra attacker to no avail. It was a good game with fine netminding from Paul Shrigley and the team missed three guys not able to make the game. IGA JUNIORS Port Perry IGA Juniors have two wins and a loss in playoff action with Ajax as the team won game four recently. The first game will be re-scheduled. Ajax opened the scoring three minutes into the match, but Port's Lindsay Patton tied things up on a pass from Sarah Coyne. After Ajax once more went up one goal,' Lindsay passed off to Kyla McCrae who in turn passed to Sarah for the second goal. Port out-played AjaX*in the sec- ond despite several penalties and 'Deanna Dempsey made it 3-2 from Heather Lally and Lisa Dodd. Once again Ajax tied the game but Kyla from Lindsay made it 4-3 and Port was ahead for good. Jenna Norton and Vicki Stainton picked off a lot of passes and helped keep the ring in the Ajax zone. The game ended 6-3 in Port's favour with other goals coming from Sarah and Deanna with help from Jenna and Sarah. The girls will be in action this week for their third toumament of the season in Jordan. 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