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eh Devil's goalle Ken Harman wis lp to the task Sunday morning helping his team to a 4-1 tory over the Blazers In SHL action at the Scugog Arena. See story below for detalls. SHL 'Top Guns' on the rampage - There is a new kind of parade for December in the Scugog Hockey Forget about that traditional Santa crowd pleaser as the S| "top guns" took over on Sunday morning to send the refs on a parade of their own to the score sheets. Game one was a nightmare ¢n Reach Street for the Monsma Chargers as the Crandells Riverboat Gamblers had all kinds of tricks up their sleeves and came away with a 7-0 victory. Don Card, in the Charger net, fresh from a certain birthday celebration, faced a blizzard of rubber as the Gambler boys took the offense and showed no mercy. Meanwhile at the other end of the frozen pond, Paul Goreski had an easier time that Don and recorded she Mark Jobb led the Riverboat crew with two goals and four helpers for a huge six-point morning. Doug Seeley, Steve Fox, Dave Bourgeois Don Hockley and Marvin Stevenson had singles. Fox had two assists with singles to Bourgeois, Keijo Kinnunen and Jody Peters. Game two had the Taylor Aces up against Fitzgerald Weed Control Clippers in a classic battle for first place. For some reason, the Clippers could not get all their players to the rink on time and they were never really able to get on track as the Aces dealt them a 5.3 defeat. The Ace attack had Terry Bache net a pair with singles to Ken Little, Todd Healey, and Gary Lance. He was flying in this.one and helped the cause with a 'pair of assists. Singles were from Bache, Healey, Mark DecostajJason Warner, Ivan Geer od poem Joey Forder. The Clipper goals were from Pred Moffatt, Dave Dickson and Tont\Barnes. Carl Fitzgerald set up two'goals with one assist each to Bryan Norton and Ken Smart Sr. : Game three 'groved to be the best match of the morning as J and D Hawks &dged those Phantoms from Pineridge Sports by a 4-3 margin. Fans were on their seats through the entire game as the teams traded goals.'Finally, at the eight minute mark of the third the Hawks netted the eventual winner to bring them back to within striking distance in overall league play. Bill Bridge continued to chalk up scoring points with two godls and an assist. Doug Suppelsa and Jim Ashbridge had the other markers. - Clarence Stephenson was in on three assists with Ashbridge and Weisflock getting one each. For the Phantoms, Al Bosner Carl Durham and John Harman did the scoring damage with Mike Geer and Mike Driscoll with a pair of helpers and ane to Harman. { In game four, it was "must win" time for the Pizza Delight Devils if they were to stay in first place with the Taylor Aces. The Devils started fast in the opening period on goals by Jim Duncan and a pair from Bill Van Camp. The Blazers then came to life and turned up the heat with numerous scoring chances; only Turn to page 26 The Best Deals in Scugog Areal RANDY HATHAWAY Call me toll-free of 1-800-668-5845, a Scugog Hockey League * As of December 12, 1993 Black Division TEAM: w L T GF GA PTS Pineridge Sports 7 5 3 857 8 1 J&D Carpentry * 7 6 2 +46 34, 16 Harrison Fuels 5 7 3 51 45 13 Crandell's Riverboat 5 9 1 4M 1 " Monsma Electric ¢ n 2 30 2 Gold Division TEAM: w' LL, T oF Ga prs Pizza Delight 9 4 2 8 3 20 Taylor Fuels 9 4 2 55 47 20 Van & Truck World 7 4 4 56 4. 18 Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl. 7 4 4 w= 45 18 Compton Cable T.V. 7 7 1 4% 15 PLAYER: , TEAM: PTS. B.VanCamp Pizza Delight > A 29 B. Bridge J&D Carpentry) 5 13. 28 D. Dickson Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl 13 14 27 J. Mackey Harrison Fuels 14 1" 2 J. Harman Pineridge Sports 12 12 24 W. Edwards Pizza Delight 1" 13 24 C. Durham Pineridge Sports 10 14 24 J. Wamer Taylor Fuels 13 10 23 M. Jobb Crandell's Riverboat 9 12 21 H. Williams Van & Truck World 1" 9 20 D. Milligan Compton Cable T.V 9 1 20 T. Healey Taylor Fuels 8 12 20 M. McQuade Compton Cable T.V. 7 13 2 * J. Duncan Pizza Delight 10 9 19 R. Campbell Harrison Fuels 4 15 19 R. Sheehey Pineridge Sports 10 8 18 R. Lefort Van & Truck World 7 1" 18 PLAYER: TEAM: GP GA AVG R. Gibson J&D Carpentry 15 2 213 J. Moore Harrison Fuels 12 29 24 K. Harman Pizza Delight 15 37 "2468 D. MacBween Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl 13 a 269 B. Eade Van & Truck World 1" 39 278 R. Stricker Compton Cable T.V. 14 4 307 R. Huggins Pineridge Sports 14 43 307 T. Glazier Taylor Fuels 1 34 309 P. Goreski Crandell's Riverboat 13 50 384 D. Card Monsma Electric 14 2 5.14 Port Perry Pub Darts. As of December 10, 1993 _ TEAM: Pp. A +. 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