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-- wp" 38 -- Beugog Citizen --_--_ SHL snipers start finding the range The combination of no N.H.L hockey and the cool weather of October, sent the League's top marksmen on a spree in the early games of this week's S. H.L action. Numerous penalties this week also indicated that pride is on the line, as the annual "Race to the Top" enters the second month of League play Game 1 saw the Compton Comets gain their first victory of the season over the Taylor Aces who have yet to find the win column this season. The 2-2 Comet victory saw Tom Barnes with a "Hat Trick", Ken Davison with a pair, and singles to Willy Edwards and yes folks, Doug "The Sniper" Bache! Dave Dickson had 3 assists while Mike McQuade and Edwards notched a pair and singles went to Barnes, Bill Weisflock and Péul Goreski For the hapless Aces it was team rep Ken Little and team sponsor Wayne Taylor with counters. Al Bonner and Mark Pehlemann had single assists each. Don't be too quick to count the Aces out yet as the cold weather usually brings out the best in these Taylor Fuel Boys! Game 2 proved to be another scoring explosion as the Monsma Chargers "reeled in" the Van World Sharks with a 9-3 "spearing"! This puts the Mopsma Gang in second place with 7 points and no losses which has team sponsor Jack Monsma and rep Don Card beaming from "ear-to- ear" Annual scoring champ Bill Bridge led the Chargers with 4 goals and an assist for the 5 pt famous Sunday morning game of the week! John Robertson netted a pair and singles went to Duane Bronson, Paul VanCamp and Dave Thompson. Robertson, Jason Warner and Brad Hurst each had 2 assists with singles credited to Bronson, VanCamp, Thompson, Jim Duncan, Tony Oxley and Lee» Wilbur to complete the fishing expedition! For the Sharks playing like "minnows" today, it was Wayne Fox with 2 goals and an assist, and a single marker from Randy Prosser. Steve Conners and Terry Bache had single helpers but that was all the offence that the Van World Troop could manage this week Game 3 proved to be a rather spirited match as the Fitzgerald Clippers downed the Crandells Gamblers 4-1. Despite playing short-handed during the second and third periods, the Clippers controlled the game and had 2 goals from Larry Pilkey and singles from Doug Bronson and Derek Fitzgerald. Al Sibbald had a pair of assists with singles going to Bill "Roc" Owen and team sponsor, Carl Fitzgerald The only " reply for the Gamblers came late in the final period as Ken Jeffrey scored from Carl Durham and Bryan Norton'to spoil Bjlly Eade's > shutout bid in the Clipper Cage! Game 4 was billed last week as the "Game of the Day" as the Pineridge Phantoms and the Harrison Blazers took to the ice to settle the first place issue. As expected, the action was hot along with the tempers, and the referees earned their money keeping the game under control! When the final buzzer sounded and the penalties were all served, it was the Blazers earning a 3-2 victory over the Pineridge "Sports Shop" crew! Once again, Darcy Milligan, led the way for the Blazers with a 2 goal performance. Dale Bronson had the single to give each of the Bronson boys goals this week! John Harman had a pair of assists with singles to Larry Jackson, Dave Milton, Steve Bruins open with The Uxbridge Bruins opened their Junior C schedule in a big way on home ice Friday night as they drubbed the Bobcaygeon Bullets 9-2 The Bruins took a 2-1 lead after the first then broke things wide open in the middle frame with five un-answered goals Matt Muir and Brandon Pridham led the Bruin scoring attack with two goals each lan 'Rjetfick and Derek + Glendenning notched the goals for the Bullets who are starting Churchill and David Roth For the Phantoms it was Fred Moffatt scoring both goals. Assists went to Clarence Stephenson and team rep Lee Steeves. Look for another great game between these two teams when they link up again on Jan 286! The final game of the day proved to be mare of a defensive battle as the Pizza Delight Devils edged J&D Hawks 2-1 With both teams skating hard and checking well the ghances were few at either end of the rink in this final contest of the day. For the Devils it was Big Bruce Grace from Steve Dunn, and the winner by John Mackey from Bill Foote and Bruce Smith to capture the coveted 2 points. their second season in the Central Junior C League Bruins got a great effort in the cage from netminder Chris Carter who faced 48 shots in this one. On Sunday night, Bruins were in Bowmanville hoping to make it two in a row, but Jast season's defending champion Eagles had other ideas as they eked out a 3- 2 victory Gary Armstrong gave Eagles the win as be scored at 19:59 of the third tobreak a 2-2 deadlock. The lone Hawk reply came from Rick Hope assisted by Dennis Lycett and Carl Durward midway through the third period as the J & D gang put on the pressure but just couldn't get that elusive tying goal. For fans needing a "Hockey Dosage" in light of the N.H.L. problems, action in the S.H.L. next weekend has games on both Sunday, and Thanksgiving Monday! 6:45 am Monsma Chargers v Pineridge Sports 7:45 am Fitagerald Clippers vs Van World Sharks 8:45 am J & D Hawks vs Taylor Aces 9:45 am Crandells Gamblers vs Pizza Delight Devils 10:45 am Harrison Blazers vs Compton Comets a flurry Other Eagle scorers were Derrick Anderson and Chad Taylor, while Darryl Westlock and Ryan Jefferson got the goals for the Bruins, both in the middle period. The Bruins, pegged to be one of the stronger entries in the Central loop this season, will be in Port Perry this coming Sunday night to take on the MoJacks who got their season of! to a fine start with a 3-0 victory over Sutton Ice. Game time at the Scugog Arena is 7:00 PM. - SPORT STaTS| ~% 4 As of.October 2, 1994 © ] # Black Division Tr vt TEAM: WoL GF GA PTS Witimison Fuéls L4. 0 : 14 6 8 Monsma Electric tT 0°, 1 23 +10 7 += | Pineridge Spogt . 3 1 0 15 7 6 Ss. | Crandel's Rivgiboat 12 1 he, 12 3 J&D Carperifty". EN 1 3 0 10 15 2 ' v Gold Division TEAM: woL T GF GA PTS | Pizza Delight + 3 1 0 .16 12 6 ~. ] Fitzgerald's Weed Control 2 2 0 11 10 4 Compton Cable TV 1 3 0 14 18 2 .} Van & Truck World 1 3 0 13 24 2 "| Taylor Fuels 0 4 0 13 24 0 Scoring Leaders PLAYER: TEAM: * G. A.. PTS. D. Milligan Harrison Fuels 7 3 10 B. Bride Monsma Electric 7 3 10 J. Harman Harrison Fuels 2 7 9 Duane Bronson Monsma Electric 7 1 8 W. Fox Van & Truck World 4 3 7 F. Moffatt Pineridge Sports _ 3 4 7 B. Foote Pizza Delights 2 5 7 R.Campbell Taylor Fuels * 2 5 7 Top Goaltenders PLAYER TEAM: GA AVG K. Harman Harrison Fuels " 6 150 S. Parker Pineridge Sports 4 7 178 R. Gbson J&D Carpentry 3 6 2.00 D. Card Monsma Electric 4 19 250 "SPORT STATS' PINERIDGE SPORTS Scugog Hockey League sponsored by 985-2839 Port Perry IGA claimed the 'D' championship in the Nestieton Mens Lob Ball recently with an 11-10 win over Nestieton Country Store. Front from left Bill | Emerson, Vic Weldmark, Murray Blue, Dave Banks, Chris Parliament, Roger Bedal, Randy Bedal. Back from left Jerry Wright, Rick Ellicott, Bill Noseworthy, Bruce ~oote, Harold Drew, Erin Prescott, Mike Joudrey. The team remembered Keith Ellicott who passed away 3 weeks previously.