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=" 30 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 24, 1995 wm Pee Wee Legionaires bow out to Cobourg The Pee Wee Legionaires and the Cobourg Cougars were deadlocked a# one game apiece when the " Legionaires headed to Cobourg on Feb. 20th for the rubber match of their playoff series. The players and fans alike were expecting this game to be 'tough' and twenty-two seconds into the game it became gvident just how tough! ntly, Cobourg scored, although it was not evident to anyone in the stands or on the ice, (either Port Perry or Cobourg), other than the refs. Despite considerable protestations by our bench and our goalie, Chris Monsma, the goal stood and it obviously affected our Légiotiaires as one minute later Cobourg scored again on a goalmouth scramble - this time for real. Despite being down 2-0, our team did*hot give up and a Cobourg penalty proved costly to them as Matt MacMaster scored on a power play. Jason Whitworth and Dean VanCamp assisted. Shortly after, Chris Skerratt went in on a breakaway but was turned away by the Cobourg goalie, and the 2-1 score stood into the second period. The second period started out well as Port Perry tied the score at two all, when Dane Gray flipped in a loose puck after Jason Whitworth made-a nice move to split the Cobourg defence and get a shot away. Mark Blakley also assisted. However, a turnover in the neutral zone shortly after, gave Cobourg the lead again 3-2. ! The Legionaires kept pressing hard and were rewarded with some great chances. Scott Brownson, Steven Wygerde and Braden Tarbotton all helped control the play and create opportunities. The rearguard corps of David Justyneki, Grant Hooker, Sean Jeffrey and Tim Jones all worked hard to hold the line and force turnovers. 'The Cobourg goalie came up big time and time again though. A Cobourg bench penalty started the third period but the period break seemed to have hindered the Legionaire offense as they were unable to sustain an attack and anther Cobourg goal at the 5 minute mark all but put the game out of reach Another controversial referee call on a called - goal late in the third added to the Legionaire frustration. Pulling our goalie with a minute left in the game created more scoring chances but it was not to be as Cobourg held onto win 4- 2 \ Chris Monsma (with moral support from fellow cage cop Carl Evans) did his best through the game despite some after - the - whistle hacking by*the Cougars and the de- moralizing officials impact on the game flow. CUMMINGS NTRACTING Residential & Commercial COTTAGE RAISING SPECIALIST Free Estimates (CIR=1:1-F-1 eo} | BANKRUPT? NEED a CAR? Then maybe | can help. Call JIM DAVIS Taunton Car Care Inc. for total bumper to Bervice for all makes & 404-8231 MUFFLER & BRAKE CENTRE 404-1888 460 Taunton Rd. 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He's averaging about a point a gam a high plus player, leads the team with five game-winning goals and here's his goal output since his 1983:rookie season: 39; 30; 14 (injury); 31; 50; 65; 62; 51; 45; 58; and 24. He has topped 100 points six times. Somewhere I heard he's not a playoff guy, but he seems to have racked up 66 points in 60 games. All this and he doesn belong on the all-star team - give me a break. Stevie always seems to get it in the gar. Remember last Canada Cup - He didnt make the cut, alth everybody thought his play was among the best at the training camp. I remember one year we (the Bruins) were in first place and nobody made the all-star team. Figure that one out. Somebody got hurt and Terry O'Reilly was picked to go to the e. I said, "Remember, Terry, when you play, play like a Bruin." "Terry nailed everybody in sight, scored a'goal and almost yi in 4 for MVP It -- so the last time ai threw a check in the pe pei on classic and give the straight goods ae Fox Television's glowing puck. 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Ci ion) 13 years - Justin Chahrouri (Whitby) 14 years - Russell Brown (RH Cornish) The winners have won the right to compete at the Regional Championship + which will be held on Saturday, March 2nd at 12 noon at Monsignor John Pereyma Catholic High. Winning scores from the Regionals are then compared with scores from other regions throughout. our Province to determine Provincial Champions. The Knights of Columbus (Council 8961) Port Perry would like to congratulate 411 the winners. On to LOSSA final On Friday night the PPHS Sr. Boys basketball team won a tough semi - final match against Central Chiefs 57 - 46 to advance to the LOSSA final at Durham College on Thursday night at 6 pm. Andy Mitchell led the Rebels attack with 18 points. Two of them coming on a slam dunk after a missed free throw mid way through the second quarter. Gary Norton, one of the few true seniors left at Port, put in a strong Jorinmance scoring 14, while Chris Arnold and Mike Smith both had excellent two way games for the Rebels. The Rebels now play Roberts from Oshawa for the LOSSA championship and the right to advance to Ontario High School CHampionships in Belleville next week. The midgets put in a strong effort to defeat Uxbridge 48 - 41. The / scoring was spread out, among oy the team, members; Mark Versage, and M. Hamilton had 11° while Eric Alton had 9 and Lawrence Cook had 7. The midget team also plays in the LOSSA final_ on Tuesday at 3:30 at O'Neill Collegiate in Oshawa. Kirk Sullivan Air Conditioners and Humidifiers Heating & Air Conditioning ores T or RA = High Efiency Oi and Gas Fumaces* port