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Lovering outstanding in goal Pacers defeat Uxbridge 5-2 # by Danny Millar Todd Wilbur scored two goals and goaltender Clay Lovering played a superb game to lead the Grant Menzies Pacers to a 5-2 vic- tqgy over Uxbridge in Midget 1 Hockev on Monday, Octo- ber 29th Wilbur's first effort came while the Pacers were short- handed. He scored on an excellent slap shot from out- side the face-off circle in the bridge zone and cleanly beat goalie Rob Markell. _It. was unassisted. Wilbur's last goal was the final point of the game, for Port Perry. The forward deflected a low slap shot {8m the point by defence- man Sean Fewer to give the Pacers a 5-1 lead. For Wilbur, it was his third game in three nights. He played for the midgets on the previous Saturday against Bowmanville, with the Jr. C. MoJacks on Sunday, and against Uxbridge on Mon- day. The game against Stouffville was Wilbur's first in Junior competition this year. The first period was a fast riving, entertaining frame in which Port Perry gained a 1-0lead. Brian Dickson gave Port Perry Minor Hockey Exec. * ANNUAL FALL DANCE -At the Port Perry Legion | | 1 ( | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1979 | 8:30 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. i 0 [| Music by - Ross Jackman Bar Privileges - $7.50 per couple For tickets contact any Minor Hockey Exec. Member Or Phone 985-7193 or 985-8043. the homebrews the lead as he raced down the right wing, taking a pass from his centerman Pat Johnson and blasting a slap shot into the corner on Markell"s stick side. Lovering made the first of many crucial saves on Uxbridge's Trevor Till when the visitors were down a man with Ken Marshall in the penalty box for high sticking. Early in the second period Brian Till had two good scoring chances on a power play with Doug Potts off but Lovering, a left handed puck stopper, was equal to the task. At one point Port was two men short for 41 seconds in the middle period but killed both successfully. Uxbridge got on the sheet with 8:15 left in the second when Brian Till got a lucky rebound that bounced off the end boards right onto his stick in front of the net. He snapped a shot between Lovering's legs. Jim Milroy assisted. Right after Till's goal the Pacers played six men against four for 1:31 but couldn't score. It appeared as though momentum had shifted to Uxbridge but when CACC ICACICICICICICIC 200 CCICICICICICICICICICD! Ta Tl Tb Tea Ta To Tk Ta Ta Tb Tk Tob Tot "ok Tek Tek Td oC Ten Te 52525d5%¢ EE IE ® 0.H.A. Junior 'C' Hockey SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11th - 7:30 P.M. Uxbridge Dominions VS. Port Perry MoJacks Adults: $1.50 Students: $1.00 Children: 50¢ SC GIGICICICACICAC, plop lon a IC ICICICC SCICICAC CC 100005 52525¢ IDO MCCee5¢5252525252525¢ NC CCCCOCICICIC 25052525¢52525252525252525¢5¢2 Lovering blanked Trevor Till on the tail end of a two on one break, and Wilbur scored, Port was back in the driver's seat. The second was a very even period. The third period was not as equal as Port outscored their rivals 3-1. And they didn't waste any time doing it as Paul Storrey netted a goal just 33 seconds into the session. Mike Andrews assisted. Doug Potts scored a neat goal to give the Pacers a 4-1 lead when he threw a beauti- ful fake to get around one defender and then another on Markell to score. Lovering came up with another save on Trevor Till late in the period while Port was at a man disadvantage. Bob Horton and" Lovering couldn't stop Marshall with 1:17 to go in the match. A pass came out front to the unguarded Marshall, who back-handed the puck into the net. The Pacers may have one of the most successful units in Port Perry minor hockey this season. They are one team that has not experien- ced adjustment pains in moving into a new league with tougher teams, as all the competitive teams in town have done, in the South Lakeshore group. The Pacers are backed with solid netminding from Lovering, good defence from Mike Andrews, and excellent forwards in the likes of Wilbur, Johnson, Dickson and Mark Jeffrey. Atoms drop Lindsay in exciting game Omitted from last weeks column- In the game against Uxbridge scoring for Port Warren Geer 1 goal and 1 assist and Brad Menzies 1 goal. On Friday November 2nd Malmont Farm Atoms sport- ing new sweaters met the big triple' A team from Oshawa. The boys worked hard throughout this game, but to no avail. . The score ended Oshawa 10, Port 1. Ray Daniels scored the lone marker for Port. On Saturday Port travell- ed to Lindsay. This game proved to be the most excit- ing game so far this year. Robbie Baker scored the first goal in the second period. John Harmon was awarded a penalty shot in the 3rd period. It appeared that John had the goalie beat when the Lindsay goalie came up with one of the many good saves of the evening. The score remain- ed 1-0 until the dying seconds of the game when Lindsay pulled their goalie in a valiant effort to tie the score. John Harmon scored into the empty net, assisted by HOMETOWN * CASUALS * 195 CASIMIR STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8224 (One Building west off Water Street - behind Speedy T.V.) FAMILY FOOTWEAR Growing Selection of Quality Footwear T-Shirts * T-Gowns * Sweatshirts LOTS OF FREE PARKING OPEN: Daily 9to 6 Friday to 9 P.M. ~~ EE ----G------------ Scott Feasby, with only 13 seconds remaining to ease the pressure. Stacey Ballin- gall played in the net for Port. An all round team effort contributed to the successful conclusion of this game. Port picked up 4 penalties; Lindsay-3. The coaches were so excited at one point that they managed to push six players out on the ice at once--the result a penalty for Port! year. Through you, our poppy emblem is becoming more and more meaningful and is being proudly worn by an ever- increasing number of Canadians each PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 7, 1979 -- 21 Broomball action | by Danny Millar Utica Auto Body outlasted Emmerson 4-3 in the first game of the Sunday after- noon card of broomball action on November 4, in what, according to Broom- ball standards was a wide open game. Phil Kenton and Tim Ashbridge combined on two identical goals, coming back-to-back late in the second and early in the third periods. On the first, coming with 37 seconds left, defence- man Ashbridge let a long shot go from the point and Kenton knocked it in behind a fallen Bill Gerber on the rebound. Utica took a 3-1 lead early in the third when the two combined with Kenton again scoring on a rebound, after less than a minute of action. Ashbridge played well for Utica as the blue-liner was creditted with a pair of assists and counted his team's first goal on an assist from Tim Mitchell. Brian Jury scored two goals for Emmerson, the first one coming 5:53 into the fray. A shot from the corner by Bart Wagar was blocked but Jury banged home the rebound to temporarily tie the score at 1-1. Emmerson drew within a -single point when they began to press late in the second period and their efforts were awarded with a goal. Wagar did the damage. Utica got the winning goal with 5:18 to play in the match on a passing play that left Emmerson goaler Gerber injured. Gerber lay on the E EO NOVEMBER 7th - 8th - 9th Poppy Day ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Port Perry, Ontario BRANCH 419 *BURSARIES CONTEST VETERANS *REMEMBRANCE *LITERARY COMPOSITION *MEDICAL RESEARCH SERVICE BUREAU *SERVICE WORK *COMFORTS FOI: HOSPITALIZED is the Nation's opportunity to remember those to whom we owe so much. REMEMBER ... THINK ... PARTICIPATE Much of the service work on behalf of veterans and their dependents in Port Perry and area, depends on active and successful poppy and wreath sales. "We will Remember Them!" ice for a few moments but eventually arose and con- tinued the fray. Emmerson scored once more before the final hell, as Wagar collected his third point, by scoring on a two-on- one while his team was. shorthanded. Wagar and Dave Giannini led the rush down ice, with Giannini getting an assist. C & B Livestock remain undefeated as they doubled Larocque Electric 4-2. It marked win number four without a setback. Centre Robert Evans, who has established himself as one of the better players in the league, netted the open- ing score on a return pass from his winger. It came with 4:38 gone. Doug Scott put C & B two goals up when he converted a pass from Don Phinney from behind the net into a shot that eluded Larocque goal- tender Kevin Beer. Tine of the goal was 8:39. Rookie Phil Cochrane put C & B three goals ahead when he was given credit after a Larocque defence- man deflected it into his own net. Bill St. John started the play with a blast from the point. Charlie Durward and Barry McLure were given simultaneous penalties with 1:30 to go in the first, but for nearly a minute Larocque played with five mien, one more than they were allowed. They were not given a too many men penal ty. (Turn to page 23) IF Remembrance Day - Dinner & Dance SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1979 Guest Speaker: Mr. Rick Collins, Provincial President Ontario Command Tickets available at the Legion Club Room. Syn REMEMBRANCE DAY PARADE: Saturday, November 10th at 10 A.M. from Old Arena. REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE: Saturday, November 10th at 11 AM at the Legion Cenotaph TT LC LL SUIT a os w CARE RES AC ALM sevey RUNS . $.T. TT ae ' ' Ca at En ra Batic ied oi 2 ow, oh NE she -g? 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