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Action filled third period gives MoJacks 6-3 victory by Danny Miller The Port Perry MoJacks "climbed into a third place tie with Lindsay and Cobourg as they defeated Lindsay ~ Muskies 6-3 in Lindsay on Friday, January 19th. The first two periods of the game were slow paced and plagued with . numerous whistles. But the third was action filled as play heated up and Port Perry goalten- der Ray Gibson was forced to make some tough stops. Bill Speer set up the open- ing goal for Lindsay as he carried the puck into the Port zone, took it around the net, and dumped it out in front to an unguarded John Lucas. Time of the goal was 54 seconds. Port Perry controlled the game for the remainder of the period with some good forechecking and solid hitting. Bill Owen and Phil Cochrane missed excellent scoring chances but played well. MoJacks got on the board with 4:17 left in the opening period when Lindsay's Gary Beukeboom was off for hook- ing. Owen carried the puck down the ice and passed off to Brad Nicholson who slipped it passed Kevin Elliot. Port Perry hit again forty seconds later as Darrin Jobb scored on a rebound from Mark Jobb. Cochrane also drew an assist. Lindsay scored quickly again in the second as Gary Mansholt beat Gibson with a wrist shot from the face off circle. Speer and Lucas assisted. Then .it was Port's turn. Phil Cochrane scored un- assisted as he stole the puck from the sleeping Lindsay defence. Rich LeForte gave them a two goal lead just 19 seconds later from Gord Hintze and Rob Evans. With 9:33 left in the middle frame Bill Owen became embroiled near the players' benches and attempted to get at someone from the Muskies. He was herded into his bench by several team- mates but continued gestur- ing towards the opponent's bench. Less than two 'Black Hawks capture North Bay tournament The Uxbridge Blackhawk Oldtimers competed in the North Bay Hockey Tournament this past weekend and came home winners. This was the third tour- nament for the Hawks since October and their second championship, they were also finalists in Kingston. In North Bay, Uxbridge went undefeated in its four games as they defeated North Bay 9-2, Sundridge 3-2, tied Sudbury 2-2 and in the final downed Sudbury 2-1. Invitational Uxbridge scored a total of 16 goals in the four games and only allowed 7 and the record for the Hawks this season is 14 wins, 3 ties and 3 losses. Garnet Warriner, Gary Geer, - Jim Burnett, Jerry Luke, Bob Bradbury, John LaJoie and Turk Cornish are members of the Uxbridge Oldtimers and have been with the Hawks for three seasons. The Hawks are now preparing for the Canadian Championship to be held in Ottawa on February 16, 17 and 18th. MoJacks in third spot (From page 19) wards. Mike Adam also played a strong game along the blue line. The trio of Bridge, Coch- rane and Greiner gave the Cougars goalie fits all eve- ning and counted for 11 points. After Darrin Jobb was thrown from the game, Colin Wackett was moved to forward with Nicholson and Mark Jobb and this line was dangerous all evening. While coach Doug Scott was pleased with the victor- ies which all but cinch third place, he has to be more than happy with the fact that MoJacks gave up only five goals in the two games. The team has the scoring punch with two potent lines and if it can keep the opposition off the board will be tough to beat in the playoffs. MoJacks final home game of the regular schedule is this Sunday night against Stouffville and they have matches this week against Uxbridge and Port Hope. stove oil and gasoline; Port Perry based; qualified professionals; Ron Davidson 985-8625 RON DAVIDSON I: FUELS LTD. 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MoJacks allowed a power play goal when Beukeboom scored from Phil Hennesey and Lucas. Lucas, the Muskies' captain, played a strong. game. Bill Owen gained revenge when he fired a low slap shot past Elliot at the 14:52 mark. Cochrane drew the assist. Doug Scott was pleased with his team's play as he said, "We played a pretty good game. They worked hard. We stayed out of the penalty box (if you noticed), we win when we stay out of the penalty box. He added that Owen, Rob Kemp and Mike Adam played well. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 24, 1979 -- 21 Novice All Stars on winning spree On Friday, January 19, the Mersco Novice All Stars were at home to the Union- ville team. The little Orange men came out full steam and came away the victors 3-2. Port got on the scoreboard quickly with a goal by Mark Barkey assisted by Warren Geer and Brad Menzies. 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