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wp 30 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tu N, 5 3, 1993 od Malmont Atoms take. 3 of 4 possible points The Port Perry Malmont Farms Atom A Green Machine came up with 3 points out of a possible 4 in league play over the weekend. Thursday Oct. 28, the team travelled to Uxbridge and came up with a late third period goal to "earn the tie. Despite numerous good scoring chances which didn't result in goals, the boys put 2 shots passed the Uxbridge goalie on 20 shots. Billy Carr got the game opener early in the first period. Dean' Van Camp provided the feed to Billy with Matt MacMaster starting the play off. Uxbridge took the lead in the second period with 2 goals within 2 minutes of each other. The team fought back and finally connected for the tying goal when Jason Whitworth worked the puck out from the The Dollar Annex officially opened business last Friday. Store manager Gerda Tant! says there Is just about everything In stock Including the kitchen sink. 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On Friday Oct. 29 the Oshawa Bruins were in town and the boys pelted the goalies with 33 shots, leading to a 6-1 win. Again it was Billy Carr with the game opener early in the first period. Jason took the initial shot and Billy was in the right spot to tuck away the rebound. Oshawa came right back with the equalizer as the puck was "shoved" under goalie Chris Monsma as he tried to cover it up. The score remained tied until late in the 2nd period when Chris Skerratt connected on a high shot past a falling Oshawa goalie. Jason again initiated the scoring chance when he fed chris the puck on a3 on 1 after drawing the Oshawa defender to himself. The defence were also getting into the offence, taking the opportunity to jump into the attack when the chance arouse. Sean Jeffrey and Dave Justynski led the way with strong rushes. Tim Jones and Joel Thomson were seeing the ice well and providing their forwards with many good cross ice passes to send them into the offensive zone. Matt Cracknell provided defensive support, breaking up several of Oshawa's scoring opportunities. But it was Grant Hooker who gave the team the insurance marker in the third period. After Dane Gray worked the puck back to the point, Grant let a shot go, which the goalie managed to stop. But as luck would have it, there was enough on the shot for it to bounce off of an Oshawa player and into the net. Port Perry's final three goals were all a result of hard work and the use of the entire ice surface in the offensive zone. The fourth goal 'was put in on a rebound by Scott Brownson. Chris Skerratt and Dane provided the assists. The fifth goal was like a page out of team practices. Billy got the puck to Chris on the wing. Chris drove down the boards, delayed to shake two Oshawa defenders and provided a centering pass to Matt MacMaster, who wasted no time unloading a backhand into the back of the net. Adam Moynes finished the scoring by putting our third rebound goal of the night into the net. Jason took the initial shot to earn his third assist of the game. The team played well together, backchecking hard and seeing the open man for the lead passes. The Green Machine meet Port Hope at the arena'this Friday night at 8 p.m Pineridge Atoms skate Lindsay to a dead-lock The Pineridge Sports Atom B hockey teams hooked up with rival Lidnsay on October 28 in a game that featured all kinds of end to end action. The final score in this one was a 2-2 deadlock as Port goalies Shawn Martin and R! Woods were sharp. Port opened the scoring at 6:04 of the second with a booming shot from Matt Skerratt. Getting the assists on the goal were Mike Wiseman and Trevor Weisflock. In the third period Mike Milligan did some nice work that Big V wins On Sat. Oct. 30, Big V defeated Larocque ELectric in an exciting game by a score of 4-3. Ryan Fraser played a steady game in the net for Big V and the teams traded goals in a close, fast paced game. Larocque scored early but Big V responded as Ryan Hawkins scored with assists going to Steve Martin and Adam Kingma. The teams traded goals in the first two periods as Ryan Hawkins completed his natural hat trick assisted by Alex Wordley and Nick Ostfichuk. Big resulted in several good scoring chances. Tyler Houthuys and Mike Dalby were strong along the blue line for Pineridge. Finally at 9:59 of the third, Mike Lefort un-leashed a sizzling shot that found the net with assists to Gerrard Timmers and John Burnett. But the visitors from Lindsay came back from the 2-0 deficit with two goals of their own within a minute Port had a great chance to go ahead for good in this one when awarded a penalty shot. Mike squeaker V received a solid team effort as Ken Ellis and Wade Richie centered some fast skating lines. Good hustle was evident from Jericho Baron, Chris Jones, Adam Mahaffy, Steve Martin, Jordan McKay, Chris Orr, Greg Ranieri and Eric Troan. With minutes remaining Wade Richie broke in alone and scored the winning goal. Coach Ken Fraser was pleased with his team's efforts as Big V took sole possession of first place in their league 625 Scugog St, Port Pe AUTO SALES LTD. USED CARS (" TRUCKS Easy to Get To ... Easy to Deal With! BRING US YOUR TRADE-INS. FINANCING AVAILABLE. 3 MONTH / S000 KM. WARRANTY on most vehicles LEASING AVAILABLE Port Perry from Beer Stor FOAL: 985-1916 Wiseman made a an excellent try but was not able to put the puck in the net. The match ended in a 2-2 tie. On Saturday, Pineridge was in Uxbridge for a game against an evenly matched s There was plenty see-saw action two periods w scoreless. Uxbridge took the lead 1-0 at 8:21 of the third period and then popped in a second a few minutes later. But Pineridge staged something of a rally as Ian Garnett dazzled the Uxbridge goalie to make the game 2-1. However, they were not able to get the equalizer and came home with the 2-1 defeat. Up front, the line of Matt McGarry, Mike Milligan and Ryan Haslam had a strong game and came close to scoring on several occasions. The coaching staff urges the boys to keep up the geod work and keep in mind that a win is just around the corner for this team. eid, : first alnec Market Report Prices quoted at market closing Monday. Board Prices Includes basis price. $/ $/ Metric Bushel Tonne 3.06 120.46 754 277.03 7.50 275.56 281.20 Prices supplied courtesy of W.G. THOMPSON & SONS LIMITED R.R. 1, Bethany Hwy. 7A & 35 Corn '93