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26 -- Citizen -- => November 9, 1993 Vg Pee Wee B's take Oshawa by close score On November 6, the Scugog Overhead Doors Pee Wee "B" Club ance again played host to another Oshawa team from the Elite Little NHL. This time is was the Canadiens' turn to come to Port Perry to take on the Doorsmen. On October 80, the Little NHL Blackhawks were sent packing by a score of 8-2, As expected it did not take these »two fine teams long to get right at it. Port came out playing their usual 'aggressive style. Both goalies were tested early, only to send the other team away shaking their heads in disbelief. Oshawa had the edge in the play in the opening period, but the Port Perry defence was doing a good job around their own net, . Brad Johnston, Deryk Campbell and Adam Bryne were giving the Canadiens fits » with their tenacious forechecking. Once again Adam Hobbs was handing out some heavy checks along the boards and making the Oshawa goalie awful nervous with his wicked slapshot. Port Perry lit up the scoreboard first at the 7:53 mafk when they had Oshawa hemmed zone and Jeff Neal made a nice pass to Brad Johnston at the right of the Oshawa net, in the slot to Deryk Campbell who slammed it through hegvy traffic past the busy Oshawa goalie to take the early lead 1-0. The Oshawa goalie had to be good to keep David Gainey off the scoresheet as he let two nice shots go from close ranige only to be turned away empty-handed. Jeff Neal and Ryan McQuade did a nice job in killing all three of Port Perry's pepalties in the first period, There wasn't anymore scoring in the opening period as the horn sounded with Port out'in front 1-0 . Oshawa wasn't about to go home yet as they took the play right to Port Perry. Oshawa was firing a «lot of rubber towards the Port Perry net but it wasn't making much of an impression on this fine Port Perry team. Finally Oshawa tied the game when they Eo) Jim Higham, In A Rink Somewhere By Jin Mughson, Bportecester "The Sports Network When Joe Carter's shot heard round the Great White North gave Toronto another World Series championship, the hockey season officially began Oh, teams had been playing for a few weeks but once the baseball bash was over and Todd Stottlemyre had offered to kiss and make up with the mayor of Philadelphia, we all had time to turn our attention 10 hockey - one of the few redeeming qualities of Canadian winter. So now that we're watching slapshots, not shiders, it's time to catch up on a few things pertaining to the puck You've probably noticed the NHL's new look. Gone are those tough-to-remember division hames like Norris and Smythe. The new NHL alignment is simply geographic Toronto in the east is now in the Central and Pittsburgh, to the southwest of Toronto, is now in the Northeast They sure know how to make it easy for us, dont they? In Detroit, many of the Wings are unhappy with tough new coach Scotty B Seems he's g a good deal more work from his charges. Detroit has the best owner in sports (Mike lich). Their building is always full. They travel little and when they do, they wing it on a private jot and have their own private lounge to gather in beforehand The Wings haven't won the cup since 1955 and the best coach in hockey Is trying to remedy that. Perhaps ail the malcontents would welcome a trade to Hartford or Edmonton. The Oilers, by the way, may not be in Edmonton long. Unless a new rink deal is secured, Peter Pocklington is heading for America with his team in tow. While fans and landlords are reluctant to cut Peter Puck any slack, they seem to be overlooking one poignant fact: if the Oilers move, there will never be another NHL franchise in Edmonton. At a price of $60 million, do they think new investors will even glance at a small market in northern Alberta? Perhaps winter weather will 'help cooler heads realize they better not let a good thing go? "In the far east, meantime, the Jays passed the baton to the Leafs Nc! long ago they looked like they'd never win again. Now they play as though they'll never lose The great Leaf resurgence offers help for those of you having a tough time figuring out the new NHL with teams in exotic places and hundreds of new faces Amidst Ducks, Panthers, Popovic§'and Patrenkos, Montreal has the Stanley Cup. Toronto is in first place, Wayne Grefzky leads the scoring race and a guy named Howe is the league's oldest player The new NHL, Just like old times "Jim Hughson" is sponsored by YAMAHA Salc jammed one past the spraulipg Port Perry goaltender. With the their own * score tied 1 - 1, The New Kid on The 'Bloc Neal, came flying out of the Port Perry zone, over to Ryan McQuade, off the boards to Justin (CAT) Sheehey who put a soft pass over to Travis Pickard at the side of front to Scott Sanderson and "He Scores!" to give Port the lead 2-1. Oshawa came right back trying to get the equalizer but the stubborn Port Perry team dug in and wouldn't let it happen even though they were getting outshot. As the period was winding down, both teams were playing nice hockey. With Oshawa on the power play, they got one back with only 7 seconds left on the clock to tie the game at 2-2 The third period got underway with Port 'doing some nice forechecking causing Oshawa to make some untimely turnovers giving Port some pretty nice scoring chances. Justin Sheehey handed out a couple of stiff checks along with Adam Hobbs causing Oshawa to shy away from their game plan from time to time Qshawa wasn't abot to load up the bus and go home yet as they kept on coming trying to take the lead . At 12:14 Deryk Campbell fired the puck off the boards to Adam Brain who put a nice pass onto Adam Hobbs' stick as he split the Oshawa defence and was in all alone on the Oshawa goalie only to be denied again. At 10:16 Chris Jones lugged the puck out of the Port zone and hit Scott Sanderson at centre ice with a perfect pass. Scott did some nice stiekhandling, e Oshawa met, in" went aroupd three Oshawa players and tucked it neatly behind the surprised Oshawa goaltender to give Port a 3-2 lead. With two minutes left in the third period, Jeff Neal fade a nice pokecheck to break up a nice Oshawa rush. The whole team did a nice job in the dying seconds of the game to hold onto the one goal lead as the horn sounded to end the game with Port defeating Oshawa by.the score.of 3-2 . Playing in goal for Port Perry was Corey Branton. Honourable Mention for GoodtHustle goes to Blayne Kinnufien. Ryan McQuade and Jeff Neal get the nod for good defensive effort. This was Adam Hobbs last game with the Scugog Overhead Doors team as he earned the right to be call up to the Pee Wee "A" Legionaires. Adam is going to be missed, but the Doorsmen wish him all the best of luck with the Legionaires. ! Tough loss for Islanders The Canadian Tire Midget Islanders were host to Beaverton this past Wednesday evening. Scott Prechitko started between the pipes for the Islanders. In the first period the teams looked quite evenly matched with gool shots from the point by Gord Bently and a failed to connect rush by Matt Hobbs. Jeff Vernon scored the first goal assisted by Kent Taylor. Beaverton came back and tied the game with just over a minute left in the first period The second period had rough and tough play with good hustling by Devin Blair, Brad Strickert, Kenton Lefort and Jeff Vernon Beaverton went ahead with #o fairly close goals. The second Islander goal came from Gord 34 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 FORDER - PARKS INSURANCE BROKER 985-8471 PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL OF YOUR GENERAL INSURANCE NEEDS! INC. } bt )) 18 WATER ST., ~ PORT PERRY RviRsoAT 985-3281 NOVEMBER LINE-UP # WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10th "Mirror Mirror" Bm SATURDAY, W WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24th . "Jimmy : NOV. 20th Party" Bentley from the point assisted by Matt Hobbs and Greg Thompson fan Johnston took over as goalie midway through the second period due to penalties in the game. Brett Lawson and Jeff Jamieson played strong defense Beaverton scored their fourth goal with just six minutes left in the second period. The Islanders came back strong as Jon Jamieson assisted by Greg Thompson and Devin Blair scored the third goal The second perfod ended in a tie, thanks to John Hall in a great rush assisted by Brett Lawson In the third period even though the Islanders had the powerplay chances, they could not score. Strong effort was made by Larry Nickerson ohn Hall and Jeff Vernon and some good. stops by lan Johnston in net . Beaverton went ahead at the end of the third period with the Islanders shorthanded gnd broke the tie The Islanders host Manvers this Wednesday November 10 at 9:15 pm Atom HL Whithy Auto Wreckers edged Laurentian Bank 3 to 1 in a very close, defensive offdt on Sat. Nov.6. Patrick Desrune played a strong game in goal for Whitby stopping good scoring opporturiities by Laurentian forwards Mathew Smart and Eric Bird Beau Jolicouer opened the scoring for Whitby with assists going to lan Bonser and Cameron Vernest. The second goal was an unassisted effort by Steve Schweaga The Bankers finally found the twine in the third period with David Halward Scoring and the assist going to Mathew Fraser Greg Lansdell finighed the scoring for Whitby with Laurentians goal empty in the final minute to play BUY SELL Citizen Want Ads Work 36 Water St., Port Perry .