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' Bantams send Lindsay reeling On October 24, the Port Perry Country Style Donut Bantams, played host to the Bantam Lindsay Bears. We weren't very gracious to our guests, blowing them out of the arena. We truly send out our apologies to the Lindsay squad. Port Perty scored first with Motor City Smitty beating the goalie high. Smitty really has the wheels. he can fly! Hobbsy struck next, with a bad angled slapshot. Hobbs can score from anywhere! Casey Van Schagen assisted Adam with a fine pass. Boy, were we ready to play tonight, or what? Assistant captain Mike Morden scored next to bring the score to three- nil. Shaggy scored the final goal of the period with a ripper from the point. Norton set up Van Schagen. Norty must have compound eyes, because I've never seen anyone pass like he can. Our only goal of the second period was from Jay Strickert. Jay, his linemates Scott Heffern and Shane Norton, took. the moves out of their pockets and put on a show, with a three on two rush. Bowango! Lindsay's only goal came in the second when they finally. mamaged to beat Johnston between the pipes. Kent played an amazing game in the cage, stopping 38 blistering shots and only allowing 1. What's the real reason Johnston and Savage stand in and let pucks bounce off their bodies" Is it to satisfy the fans" Both play great game after game. Way to go fellas! Strickert scored his second goal of the night early in the third with Heffern and Norton assisting him once again. Jay's a sniper! He blasted a shot over Lindsay goalie, Jason Grahm" s shoulder. Grahm relieved Lindsay starting goalie Ryan Stephens, hb! who was smart enough to leave after seeing the force of Port's offensive talent. This was another great effort by the entire team, defensively as well as offensively. Wyatt Park was up with the team once again, helping out in the absence of Rob Murphy. Fans, if you missed this one b of lack - pd Saigo Caen -- Tuesday, November 1, 199% -- --35 Members of the Epsom Public School Cross Country teams that competed last week at the all-Durham championships held at Trilllam Tralls. The teams are coached by Chris Beirness. In photo at left Is Jordan Beelby, 9, who placed a very strong sixth out of 117 competitors in the 1500 metre race forboys 9 and under. Congratulations Jordan. Bruins off the hook again For the second time this season B&R Swampers pushed the league leading Brooklin Bruins to overtime only to let them get away. The Swampers got on the scoreboard first with Jarrett Harman picking up his first of a natural hattrick with Brian Robinson drawing the assist. From that point on Brooklin picked it up a notch rattling off 3 straight before the end of the opening period. Wayne Tate fired in 2 in.a row with Murray Down setting up the first one. Shawn Mitchell rounded out the period's scoring as he put one in along the ice with 55 seconds still on the clock Harman then brought B&R even with his final 2 midway through the second, again with Robinson's help on one of them B&R again pulled ahead when Mike Mole assisted on Jason Price's goal with 3:36 left in regulation time. The Bruins didn't stop as they got the tying goal with 1:30 to go from the broom of Ron Attwood Due to time constraints it was a shortened overtime period and with 43 seconds to go in it, Ron Attwood set up Nick Attwood for the winner. The Blackstock Brewers and Trader Sam's also played a close seesaw battle with Blackstock squeaking out a 4-3 win Trader's notched the game's_ first goal with Charlie Dennis counting from Ken St. Amant, and J. Mulheay. With 25 seconds showing on the clock in the first, Blackstock drew even when Scott MacLennan set up Ron Short Techstars win 2 On October 23% the Techstars were up against the Oshawa of time, or whatever, did you ever miss a treat! This week's player profile is on second winger, Mike Morden, Mike, who wears number 6, is a big, rugged player who has great hands. Mike's biggest asset is probably is slapshot, which was clocked at 84 mph at last week's practice. He's been known to shatter glass with that cannon of his. Mike wants to let the hockey fans of Port Perry know that "The Country Style Donut Bantams are a thrill to play one, and I'm sure that we're great entertainment. If you haven't come to one of our games yet, you're really missing out. It's a great family outing". Support your local community. I'm sure that you know someone on the team. Come on out on Monday nights at 7:30 to Scugog Memorial Auditorium and watch some great hockey. - Canadi for an away game at home. The Oshawa teams can not get ice time in Oshawa so they have a home game here each week. The Oshawa team put up the biggest fight the Techstars had seen since their league started, but the quick start from the Techstars was too much to come back from. The final score was 7- 4 Goal scorers were Troy Campbell and Dave Gainey with 2 goals each, Dan Lyons, lan Parliament and Ryan Puckrin, On October 26th, the Techstars were looking to bring their record to 5 and 0 when Sutton came to town. The Sutton team was no match for the Techstars who walkedraway with a 13-3 win. On October 29th, the Techstars went to Bewdley to face a very strong Peterborough team. Peterborough got off to a hot start and had a 5-1 lead after the first. But the Techstars would Passenger ONTARIO' TIRE & FA rock St. E. (same building as Stevenson R.V.) 852-1902 s TIRES » . 24 hour ROAD SERVICE Ar RM EQUIPMENT Former Ligh Truck FARM EQUIPMENT Heavy Tvaks MECHANICAL and » . he [reg (Pe. FRONT END ALIGNMENT OW OPEN Retreads for Retail in (LTTE OPENING G SPECIALS NERNEY 852-1902 "DURHAM ROLLS WITH THE TIRE PROS" 3) SENIORL DISCOUNT bh: not give up. They fought hard to comeback but came up short with a 6-3 loss, the first of regular season play. The Techstar goals were scored by*Dan Lyons (2), and Dillan Weber who was playing in his first game with the Techstars. The Techstars next home game is on Wednesday, Nov. 2nd. In the second half it was Trader's who again pulled out in front with Mike O'Meara netting his first of two on the day. This one was set up by St. Amant and Dennis. Blackstock then kicked it in gear as they rattled off 3 in a row to pull ahead. Tom Wotten netted the next 2, with one being assisted by Gord Bryans, with Ron Wagg hooking up with Short to get the eventual winner. Trader's made it close as O'Meara's second from St Amant came with 11 seconds showing on the clock. Even the last game of the day was good and close as The Framer's Gallery snuck past Raven's Renovations 2-1, this one again going down to the final seconds before a winner was established Framer's drew first blood as Brent Rainey potted one from a set up by Steve Kristensen right off the opening face-off. Before the first period had ended though Raven's were right back in it with Dan VanLoom tying it up. It looked like overtime was imminent in this game also as neither team could muster any more offense to add , to the score. With 16 seconds left Rainey assisted on Tyler Renaud's game winner leaving Raven's still winless after seven games. \ Doris Shoes Eurgpean Comfort © BAMA ® FINN COMFORT © BIRKENSTOCK ® JENNY-ARA ® CLARKS JOE SANCHEZ" @ RHODE ® CONVERSE _SPRINGERS ~ @ ROMIKA ® DR MARTENS" @ MEPHISTO SALAMANDER poo ®ECCO @REINBERGER @ TERRA Store Only 126 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 9859611 2613 EGLINTON AVE. E, SCARBOROUGH 265-1699 Elect ... 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