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wp 30-- Bougog Citizen -- Tuesday , 5¢ b 0,007 da Three tied for top spot in SHL play Week Three in the Scugog Hockey League saw three teams remain tied for first place with perfect 3-0 records as September draws to a close. Now that the slo-pitch season is officially over, no doubt the play on the ice will heat up during October. Game one Sunday morning featured the Pineridge Phantoms and Van World Sharks with the Phantoms winning it 9-6. But the story in this one was the play of Rick Campbell of the Sharks who tallied all six of his team's goals. For Pineridge Dave Milton and Doug Bronson both had hat tricks to lead the attack. Singles went to Todd Wilbur, Bill Bridge, and Bill Wiesflock. Assists went to Milton with four, Bourgeois, three; Wilbur and Bache two each.and singles to Bridge, Olaisen and Bob Lee. On the other side, Wayne Fox had four Shark assists; Mike Adam 3; Durward 2, singles to Beyeridge and Brownson to round out this mammoth scoring feat. Things settled down in game two as J and D Hawks nipped Fitzgerald Clippers 4-3. Bill Van Camp continued his torrid scoring pace for the Hawks with two goals'Captain" Callery and Randy Prosser added singles for the nail-drivers. Assists went to Bubba McEachern with two, singles to Prosser, Wayne Norton and McQuade. Netminder Doug MacSween also got an assist to close out the Hawk scoring. For the "Weed Eating Clippers" who have yet to come back from the strong performance of last season, they are still looking for their first point. Lee Wilbur and Ron Zaparanuik each tallied a goal and assist. Larry Jackson had a had a goal with Ritchie LeFort getting two assists to bring the Clippers close to silencing the critics, Game three was another goalie's nightmare as the Harrison Blazers won the Fuel Battle with the Taylor Aces. The heat was on as Doug Suppelsa, John Kotggba and Gary Lance cashed in hat tricks for the Blazers. In the assist department, Edwards had four, Sheehey three, Suppelsa and Paul Van Camp two each and singles to Lance, Kotarba and Thomson. For the Aces, it was McIntyre from Page and Pilkey and another by Wagar and Pilkey. But that was it. No doubt as these teams meet later this season, all eyes will be on the "Fuel-Oil Victors." The final match of the morning proved to be the most exciting as the Compton Comets tried to VAN HEMMEN TIRES & SALES 317 HOPKINS STREET, WHITBY 666-2121 NEW ... NEW .. NEW .. NEW .. Sales Showroom ... See the Newest Michelin, BF Goodrich, Uniroyal Tires . 5 - Count'em 5 Service Bays ... . Computerized Alignment Equipment ... - Computerized Balancing Equipment ... for even faster service. Latest Technology Improved Vehicle Handling Grand Opening Special Events Day! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1992 Glant Michelin Man on Site - Bring Your Youngsters & Your Camera! CKDO 1350 AM Live On-location! FREE BBQ'd Hot Dogs and Soft Drinks! Michelin, B.F. 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After three weeks of play, the goaltenders union is ready to launch a suit for non support. On the other hand the goal-scorers are all smiling happy faces. As the conditioning of these finely tuned athletes dtarts to kick in, surely there will be an end to these high scoring affairs. upset the Crandells Gamblers. But Darcy Milligan had other ideas as set up all four markers for the Gamblers 4-2 victory. Brian Samis had two with singles to John Delorme and Sean Fewer. Assists went to Donovan Smith with two and Ray Zaparanuik with one. ThggLomets, still looking for thei victory, got goals by Remember, faris are always Hu om Oxley and Dickson, Welcgme to cheer on their favourites each Sunday morning at the Scugog Arena. and Hope from Bruce Smith and Dickson. Baseball Champions Perfect Portions are the B Division winners (9-11 age) in the . Scugog Baseball League. Front from left: Matt Breen, Matt Sanchez, Sean Sprague, Ryan Fraser, Beau Jolicoeur, Jonathon Loback. 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