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=> 28, 1993 923 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday , Septem Rough day for the goalies in S.H.L. action This week's action in Sunday hockey saw a tough day for goaltenders' and goaltender "look-a-likes" as the leagues sharp-shooters went on a scoring rampage! Game 1 was a heated affair with the Crandell's Gamblers outlasting the Van World Sharks for a 5-4 victory. The Gamblers scored the first 3 goals before the see-saw battle began that featured a physical third period. Dave Bourgeois had the Gambler "Hat-trick® with singles to Phil Cochrane and Mark Jobb. Ken Jeffrey had 3 assists with Don Hockley and Jobb picking up 1 each. The shark frenzy was led by Jay "Baby-tate" Adam with a pair and singles from Steve Churchill and Harvey Williams, Peter Lane and Churchill and Harvey Williams. Peter Lane and Churchill both had 2 assists with singles to Williams, Lefort, Fox and Olaisen. Game 2 was also a close game as the Compton Comets handed the J & D Hawks a 3-1 defeat After a scoreless first period the Comets struck early in the second or. a goal by Todd Wilbur from Doug Bache and Mike Kane. The teams traded goals in the third as Comet froward Mike McQuade found the net from Dale Bronson and Bob Lee, and then Hawk speedster Bill Weisflock replied from Bill Bridge With the Hawks pressing fro the tie, it was Darcy Milligan who sealed the Comet victory from Brian Samis with just 14 seconds remaining on the cock Game 3 proved to be the clash of the day as two high-scoring teams faced off for sole possession of first place overall. As expected it was a goalie's nightmare as the Taylor Aces handed the Pineridge an 8-5 defeat. The second period alone was a spectators dream as the teams fired 8 goals in the 10 minute frame. For the Aces, *"Zamboni-Man®, Todd Healey had the big game with 2 goals PORT STATS! IScugog Hockey League As of September 26, 1993 SPORT STATS PINERID( 178 QUEEN ST (€YeToTe I Sporting Silk Screening f Black Division TEAM: w L T GF GA PTS Pinerdge Sports 2 1 0 16 10 4 J&D Carpentry . 2 1 0 12 7 4 Crandel's Riverboat 1 2 [+] 8 17 2 Harrison Fuels 0 2 1 7 13 1 Monsma Electric 0 3 0 5 17 0 Gold Division TEAM: w L T GF GA PTS Taylor Fuels 3 0 [4] 21 13 6 Compton Cable T.V. 2 1 0 9 3 4 Pizza 2 1 0 14 10 4 Fitzgerald's Weed Control 1 1 1 7 9 3 Van & Truck World 1 2 0 14 14 2 PLAYER: TEAM: G. A PTS. J. Harman Pineridge Sports 5 6 1" T. Healey Ralph Taylor Fuels 5 6 1" M. Decosta Raiph Taylor Fuels 3 5 8 J. Wamer Raiph Taylor Fuels 3 5 8 W. Edwards pion. 4 3 7 S. Churchill Van& Ti World 4 3 7 C. Durham Pineridge Sports 3 4 7 B. Weisflock J&D Carpentry 4 2 6 B. Bridge J&D Carpentry 2 4 6 T. Wilbur Compton Cable T.V. 1 5 6 B. Van Camp Pizza Delight 2 4 6 H. Williams Van & Truck World 3 3 6 SYelela] ar Trophies Spor Uniforms & Engraving and 3 assists. Mark DeCosta also had a pair with single markers to Jason Warner, Ivan Geer, Ken Little and "Big Bad" Bruce Gracie. Warner and Gary Lance both had 2 assists with Rob Evans, Wayne Taylor, Little and Gracie having 1 each Carl Durham for the phantoms led his team with 2 goals and an assist. John Harman, John Delorme and Rick "Legend" Sheehey rounded out the Phantom attack. Al Bonner and "Disco * Driscoll tallied 2 assists with Mike Geer, George Gladish and Harman credited with singles. The 4th Game got off to » shakey start for the Fitzgerald Clippers as they began without a "target" agd were behind by 2 goals before Bill Eade arrived to save the day! The Clippers then settled down to offense to bring things back to even with those fired-up Harrison Blazers by the end of the first period. The game then featured some good end-to-end action by both teams with the final Blazer goal coming with under 2 minutes remaining to end in the league's first tie game of the season Blazer goals came from Scett Davis, John Robertson, Jahn MacKey and Rick Campbell Brian Burns and Campbell had sn assist each as this 4-4 tie gave the Blazers their first point of this young season. The Clippers had markers from Rick Hope, Fred Moffatt, Dave Dickson and Tom Barnes. Hope was in for 2 assists with singles to Moffatt, Jim Park and Senartie Sr In Game 5 the Pizza Delight Devils pulled the plug on the short-staffed Monsma Electric Chargers. This game featured penalty-free match as the Devils romped to & 7-3 victory. Devil forward Willy Edwards had the "Hat-Trick" while Jim Duncan potted 2 and Brian Stevenson and Bob Beacock settled for 1 each. Bill Van Camp had a fine outing with 3 assists while singles went to Duncan, Stevenson, Edwards and Tony Oxley The Chargers had replies from Robert Van Camp Steve Groves and Larry Jackson. Assists were credited 0 Van Camp, Jackson, Jamie Taylor, Bob Beveridge, Dave Roth and Larry Pilkey As September closes there are already some interesting rivalries forming. The Taylor gang have shown some sarly season strength but sw the séasoned fans can sell you, anything can happen. Be sure to catch the action next Sunday at the following times; © 7:50 Van Wold Sharks vs Fitzgerald's Clippers 8:50 J & DF Hawks vs. Pizza Delight Devils 9:50 Harrison Blazers vs Compton Comets 10:50 Pineridge Phantoms ve. Monsma Chargers 11:50 Crandell's Gamblers vs. Taylor Aces. in the 'C' division of the Nestieton Men's Sio Pitch Kirby Structures had to battle back from a big deficit to defeat Opper's Aluminum 25-23, in a game played In Blackstock Sunday afternoon. In the front from left Joe Parkinson, Dave Bentley, Tom Barnes, Mark Shaw, Bucking, Doug Kadowakl. Back from left Mel Lamb, Peter Lane, Terry Keeler, Gord Terry Stephenson, Randy Stewart and Pat Versage. ' vERioAT 985-3281 fs raising AIDS Committee (Durham) is pleased to announce their First Annual Fundraising Campaign in Durham Region. The campaign coincides with AIDS Awareness Week October 4 to 10, 1993; a uniquely Canadian event started in the early '80's. The this year is Promoting" Health for ', the is Lives - Strong Communities'. AIDS Awareness Week is a week of activities and education about HIV and AIDS, it offers a chance to put AIDS ifthe public eye, not as a sensational issue of a few, (often marginalized) individuals, but as an urgent concern for public health and all Canadians. The main message of AIDS Awareness Week 1993 is that whether you are HIV positive of HIV negative, one of the most important factors to a full and healthy life is a strong and caring community. Please give from the heart and show them that Durham cares. For more information on events call 723-8201.