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» Ny! EH or i TA Xd A Ea oe -~ A Say a 5 NC ME --me --t 7 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1977 AYE 3 A Cre CRRA § os oa SX Sports Juniors lose in final minute to Stouffville A goal with less than a minute to play in the third period gave Stouffville Clippers a come; from- behind 3-2 yictory over Port Perry Flamingos in Junior "C" action at Scugog Arena Sunday night. Stouffville captain Ted Assinck scored his second of the night with just 49 seconds remaining on a two- on-one break. Port Perry goalie Charlie Durward made the initial save on the play but Assinck knocked: home the rebound. Durward played a strong, stand-up gamé in the Port Perry nets, blocking 39 shots. He was especially sharp early in the third period when Port Perry played a man short for more than six minutes as the result of a five-minute butt ending penalty to Mike Adam, and minors to Bob Greiner and Bill Owen. Although Stouffville manag- ed to score once while Port Perry was short-handed, Durward made several tough saves to keep his team in the game. Port Perry opened the scoring early in the second period when Stu Cochrane rapped home a rebound from a sharp angle. But Stouffville evened the score less than two minutes later as Assinck beat Durward with a close-in shot along the ice. Bantams take season opener On Wednesday, October 18, the Canadian Tire Ban- tam Hockey team defeated Stouffville in their first game 'of the 77-78 season at the new ® SKATING ® PASSING ® OFFENSE ® COACHING PSYCHOLOGY OPEN TOANYONE 16 YRS. & OVER INTERESTED IN IMPROVING COACHING SKILLS & HOCKEY FUNDAMENTALS HOUSE LEAGUE AND/OR ALL-STAR LEVEL. At the 12 minute mark of the middle frame Dave Nicholson put Flamingos ahead 2-1 when he drilled a hard slap shot from just inside the blue line. The Stouffville net-minder got a piece of the puck but was' not 'able to keep it from crossing the red-line. Stouffville tied the score early in the third period with Flamingos playing a man short. In the opening period both teams played fast, wide open hockey that featured hard hitting without the chippi- ness that marked the game between the two teams play- ed October 9 in Port Perry, Both teams concentrated on hockey throughout most of the game with referee Don Davis handing out four minor to each team, and the five-minute butt-ending penalty to Mike Adam, which carried an automatic game misconduct. The loss brought the team's record to three wins and two losses, both on home ice to the Stouffville squad. On Monday, October 10, Port Perry edged Cobourg 6-5, and October 13 the team played a strong game in Port Hope to earn a 2-1 victory. |, The team is idle until this Saturday when they will meet the Clippers in Stouff- ville, and then return home for a game Sunday night at New Scugog Arena against Cobourg. arena. Although the team had been together only one week, they showed good skating ability coupled with some fine- ey sense, COACHES' CLINIC Sponsored by Port Perry Minor Hockey SAT., DEC. 10 - 9am. to 5:30 p.m. CLASSROOM & ON-ICE INSTRUCTION STRESSING BASIC FUNDAMENTALS © SHOOTING ® GOALTENDING oe DEFENSE EQUIPMENT Registration - $5.00 includes lunch. And C.A.H.A. Reference Booklet. A Port Perry goalie Charlie Durward makes a kick save while the Stouffville attacker moves in for any rebounds. Durward made several outstanding stops during game despite the loss. Legionnaires win The Legionaires made it two in a row over Peter- borough Sunday night as "they shutout the home side 5-0. The Jones, Young, S. Lee line led the way offensively with Young scoring 'the hat trick. Jones and S. Lee picked up 1 assist each. Other scoring plays were H. Lee - from Johnstone and Henricks from Lane and Johnstone. The Legionaires complet- ely dominated the play for .Stouffville opened the scor- ing at the 2:21 mark of the first period but Port Perry came right back 10 seconds later with an unassisted goal SERRA s lbs satis sir aen res RR LT TE PRR PN, EE TET PR bestia innannes EE PTT PP EE PTT FP PRP Traps PR RR MARAE LAA LLL EY PY TTT TT TTT TTY TT TT TT Teor RPP P PTR T] Mail before Nov. 30 to: Joe Wald Box 325, Port Perry, insperger _ Ontario. LOB INO. most of the game, playing aggressive but somewhat scrambly hockey. Jackman in the nets for Port was tested on only a few occasions as his team mates limited Peterborough to a handful of shots on the net. Goreski and Burnett in particular were effective in the body checking depart- ment. Martens played a steady game on defence and first year boys, Johnstone and S. Lee came up with a pretty good 2-way effort, by Brian Mikkelsen. The first period was dominated by the Port Perry boys, as they scored four more unan- swered goals. At 4:40, Jim Daniels scored from Brian Dickson, then 3'%% minutes later, Joe Williams found the mark, assisted by Eric Cro- well and Keith Tremblay. At the 12:25 point, Brian Dick- son scored an unassisted goal then Brian Mikkelsen scored his second goal of the night at 13:36, unassisted. Stouffville came back with two goals in the second period, and one more in the third. The final score of the game came at 10:04 of the third period, when Brian Mikkelsen scored his third goal of the game, again, unassisted. Final score was Port Perry 6, Stouffville 4. Port Perry also was ahead in the penalty department, incurring seven. minor in- fractions, - while Stouffville had five minors. The Can-- adian Tire Bantam Team so far for this season consists of Peter Christie and Joe Treen in goal, defense - Mark Jeffrey, Eric Crowell, Dennis Gatchell and Keith Tremblay. 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