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>= Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, Octobbr 36, 1993 a Short staffed MoJacks settle for a tie by John B. McClelland It was one those weekends the Port Perry MoJacks would just as soon forget. On Friday night, MoJacks got into a penalty-filled shoot-out in Lakefield and came out of it on the short end of a 9-7 score. Two nights later with four veterans sitting out suspensions, MoJacks got a gritty performance from the rookies and skated the Little Britain Merchants to 2-2 draw. The teams traded goals in the first period with Jeremy Ross " hitting for the MoJacks at 15:54 with help from Kevin McDonald and Jason Qechrane. Chris Lock replied for the Merchants on a set up from Chad Desjardins and Chris Cairns. . MoJacks took a 2-1 lead midway through the second period as rookie Cory Garringer converted a Todd Smart pass {SPORT STATS! Port Perry TEAM: Antrim House 'A' Antrim House 'B' Centennial Lanes Crandells 'A' Crandell's B' Derbyshire Arms Emiels Legion (Branch 419) Trader Sams 'A' Trader Sams 'B' lScugog Hockey League As of October 24, 1993 : -Black Division TEAM: w L T GF GA PTS Harrison Fuels 4 2 2 32 18 10 Pineridge Sports BE SPRL 0 30 23 10 J&D Carpentry 4 Ya 0 31 23 8 Crandell's Riverboat 4 4 0 26 34 8 Monsma Electric 0 8 0 14 43 0 Gold Division TEAM: w L T GF GA PTS Taylor Fuels 3 0 32 30 10 Fitzgerald's Weed Control 4 2 2 24 24 10 Pizza Delight 4 3 1 28 24 9 Compton Cable T.V. 4 4 0 19 17 8 Van & Truck World 3 4 1 28 28 J Scoring Leaders PLAYER: TEAM: G. A. PTS. W. Edwards Pizza Delight 10 7 17 B. Bridge J&D Carpentry 8 8 16 J. Mackey Harrison Fuels J 9 5 14 M. McQuade Compton Cable T.V. 7 7 14 R. Campbell Harrison Fuels 3 1" 14 C. Durham Pineridge Sports 7 6 13 D. Dickson Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl. 7 6 13 J. Warner Taylor Fuels 6 7 13 J. Harman Pineridge Sports 5 7 12 T. Healey Taylor Fuels 5 7 12 B.VanCamp - Pizza Delight 4 8 12 S. Churchill Van & Truck World 6 5 1 R. Kroonenberg "Harrison Fuels 4 7 1 D. Suppelsa + J&D Carpentry 3 8 1 Goaltenders Average PLAYER: TEAM: GP GA AVG R. Strickert Compton Cable T.V. 7 14 2.00 J. Moore Harrison Fuels 7 14 2.00 R. Gibson J&D Carpentry 8 21 263 R..Huggins "Pineridge Sports 6 17 27 D. MacSween Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl. 6 17 283 K. Harman Pizza Delight 8 23 288 B. Eade Van & Truck World 7 21 3.00 T. Glazier Taylor Fuels 6 22 366 P. Goreski Crandell's Riverboat 7 28 4.00 D. Card Monsma Electric 7 38 542 As of October 22, 1993 Pub aasasannranns® rom ANNLONE - wanpomn = ~n FURRY | and fron the slot he chopped the puck behind Ryan West in the Merchant cage. Smart worked hard along the boards behind the net to control the: puck and send it in front to Garringer. Garringer and Smart, "teamed most of the time with Ian Titterton, worked hard all game and were an effective unit for the ModJacks. The 2-1 lead stood up until 7:55 of "the third when Jeremy Roberts scored for the Merchants with assists to Jeff Adams and Tyler Jenkins. MoJacks had a couple of chances late in the game to sneak two points when Smart rattled a shot off the iron and Jeremy Ross was stopped on a partial breakaway. A five minute OT period settled nothing as the teams had to be happy with the single point. Rick Hutchinson and Ryan West turned in strong games between the pipes for their teams. There was a pretty good scrap in the second period involving several players from both teams. Duane Empringham, Keith Leslie and Jason Cochrane got the heave for the MoJacks and Cochrane will be out for the next game. Dave Lee, Garry Shaw and Matt Trent were the main combatants for the Merchants. Friday night's game against the Chiefs in Lakefield featured a steady stream of players to the sin bin with double game suspensions to captain Clair Cornish and veterans Todd Dennis, Steve Laird and Shannon Todd. When all the smoke had cleared nearly three hours after the opening faceoff, MoJacks were down 9-7 for their first loss of the season. - Jason Cochrane netted a pair in the losing cause with singles to Brad Bagshaw, Steve Laird, Clair Cornish, Cory Garringer and Kevin Vivian. For the Chiefs, Denny Watson had a pair and Andrew Hamilton had a single with three assists. © SLAPSHOTS: MoJacks now have three. points on a win, losé and a tie (sam 8s the Merchants who lost Friday night in Uxbridge 4-3) The Merchants will host the Lakefield Chiefs "this Wednesday evening at 8:00 PM in Little Britain. MoJacks hit the road for three games starting this Friday evening in Uxbridge, Sunday (Halloween Night) in Bowmanville and next Wednesday they are in Little Britain. Next home ice action for the green and white is Sunday, November 7 when they host the Bobcaygeon Bullits. The team will still have players on the shelf with suspension when they travel to Uxbridge on Friday night. Bruins will be looking to avenge the 7-3 thumping they took a week ago Sunday. Watch Islanders by Christmas!!! The Port Perry Islanders, * Canadian Tire Midget #2 team had a very busy week with two league games and one exhibition game. On Monday evening, they travelled to Omemee and came home one goal short. On Tuesday evening a rough and tough exhibition game was played in Sunderland, again coming home one goal down. 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Use the Bonus Bucks to save on the purchase of store merchandise. ® ETHANOL - The environment friendly green gas ® DIESEL FUEL (clear and coloured) KEVLOCK CLEAR DIESEL available at Sunderland Co-op (self-serve, available 24 hours/day) ® Equal billing of Furnace Oil (with approved credit) ' @ Finance Packages for Furnaces & @il-fired Hot Water @® Burner Service by Qualified Contractor ® Complete Line of Quality Oils & Greases Before You Buy ... Give Us a Try! You don't have to be a member to shop Co-op, but please ask how a membership works. : 705-357-3491 Rh The tides Wednesday Millbrook came to town. The Port Perry Islanders "tame up with 11 big goals while Millbrook came up short changed with three. Goal scorers for the Islanders were Kent Taylor, Kenton LeFort, Matt Hobbs, Jeff Vernon (2), Jeff Jamieson, Brett Lawson, John Hall, Gord Bentley, Brad Strickert and Greg Thompson, Assists went to Larry Nickerson (3), Brett Lawson (2); Devin Blair, Matt Hobbs (3), Greg Thompson (4), Gord Bentley, Scot Prechitko, Jeff Vernon, Kent Taylor, Brad Strickert. The team looked quite impressive for this early in the season, and - under the direction of coaches, Steve Thompson and Gary Smith, Trainer Mike Tripp and Manager Eric Donnelly, with some practises coming up, this team could be dynamite by Christmas. The roster this year for the Port Perry Islanders, Canadian Tire Midget #2 team consists of Ian Johnston, Scott Prechitko in goal, Jeff Jamieson, Brett Lawson, Gord Bentley, Kent Taylor gn Defense, Devin Blair, Greg Thompson, Larry Nickerson, John Hall, Matt Hobbs, Jon Jamieson, Jeff Vernon, Brad Strickert, Kenton LeFort on the forward lines. Our home games are scheduled for 9:15 pm on Wednesday evening. We will host Fenelon Falls this Wednesday, October 27, 1993 at 9:16 pm. Good Luck, Fellows, for the 1993 - 94 season, PORT PERRY turned hen TIRE & WHEEL Automotive ® Farm Commercial ® All Brands Check our Prices Before You Buy! Al Fue. oa 'S PETRO CANADA 129 Simcoe St., Port Perry 985-8177