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oe ma Symi I hei ye CTA Ferg SRI SR SR I BX SOMA AR EU RS X SER Bh ac AC) 3 EE -. 12-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 12, 1979 Midgets win (From page 10) came on to apply almost constant pressure through- out the last half of the game. There was no scoring in the second period. Clay Lovering who played strong games in the nets for Port kept Keswick off the score sheet until late in the final period when they narrowed the gap to 2 to 1 with just over 3 minutes left in regu- lation time. Brian Dickson finally took the pressure off when he scored the insurance marker in this 3 to 1 victory. Only 2 minutes and 42 seconds remained on the clock when Brian found him- self with the puck in front of the net, courtesy of Brian Mikkelsen and Mike Andrews. He cooly held his shot until the top right corner of the net opened up giving him a spot to deposit the puck. The championship game was against Stirling and the Pacers staged a dramatic come-from-behind 4 to 3 victory in overtime. Port just couldn't seem to get anything going in the first period. Stirling con- nected twice to take a 2 to 0 lead by the end of the period. The Pacers hopes were dimmed further when Stirling got goal number 3 early in the second period. Todd Wilbur, who had been carried off the ice on a stretcher in the Keswick game, shook off his hip injury and started the come back for Port with a pretty goal on a solo effort midway in the second period. The fans came alive! The team came alive! MoJacks showingdesire to win (From page 10) Bill Bridge and Bill Owen both took early trips to the showers with Bridge getting the heave for being tagged the aggressor in a fight at the end of the second period, and Owen sent off at the 5:30 mark of the second for an. uncomplimentary remark to referee Terry Landry. Bridge will not miss any future games because of his penalty, but Owen's major misconduct carries with it a two-game suspension. Both Bridge and Owen SATE - - Everyone's favourite cheerleader, Freddie J. donned his Kamikaze pilot's hat and with the 'ole give me a P give me an O routine ringing throughout the Ban- croft arena, one could sense our mission was going to be accomplished. Sean Fewer wound up for the slap shot from the blue line, he did not get good wood on the shot, but the puck found its way through a maze of legs into the net. Todd Wilbur and Pat John- son drew assists. The third period was less than two minutes old when Todd Wilbur got the tying goal assisted by Todd Blayone. Regulation time ended in a 3 to 3 tie. Fifty seconds into sudden death overtime Brian Mikk- elsen slipped the winner into the net with Brian Dickson getting an assist. Team Captain Doug Potts accepted the Champs trophy on behalf of his teammates and each player was then presented with a wooden hand carved replica of the championship trophy. Each team member was also presented with a crest, commemorating Bancroft Centennial Year 1879-1979. Team members: Mgr.-Bob Storry, Coach-Butch Potts, Trainer-Mike Adams, play- ers-Doug Potts, Todd Wil- bur, Brian Mikkelsen, Pat Johnson, Joe Williams, Brian Dickson, Paul Storry, Kevin Long, Bob Horton, Mike Andrews, Mark Jeff- rey, Sean Fewer, Todd Blay- one, Scott Sandison, Rob Franssen, and €lay Lovering. appeared frustrated over the officiating which at times seemed to favour the Panthers. Port Perry was called 14 times during the game, while the Panthers took just five penalties. Defenseman Steve Jones also left the game early with a cut on the nose. However, he is expected to be back in action this week. The victory over the Panthers keeps the MoJacks six-game undefeated streak alive, and the team is now Forward Mike Healey stretches for loose puck in front of Port Hope goalie while Panther defender Strikes and Spares MONDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING 1:00PM. Team Standings: Grapes- 17, Apples-12, Peaches-10, Pears-9, Plums-9, Limes-6. Singles 200 and over: F. Venning-235, 218, 207; A. Meester-248, 202; J. van Schagen-246, 215; R. Beare- 304; D. Clark-254; A. Mulder- 230; M. Raby-227; R. Peyton- 224; D. Kock-217; E. Rhude- 213; M. Murray-207; M. de Jong-210; L. Huntington-206; G. McLaren-201; L. Bour- geois-200; D. Jeffrey-200. Triples 600 and over: R. Beare-677, FF. Venning-660, J. van Schagen-628, A. Meester 615. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 9 O'CLOCK BOWLING Team Standings: Chillies - 19, Nutmegs - 14, Peppers - 11, Cloves - 10, Garlics - 5, Gingers - 4. High Single: S. Metcalf - 320. High Triple: G. Ballard - 691. Singles 200 & over: S. Met- calf - 320, 209; G. Ballard - 283, 243; S. De Haas - 255, 229; M. Irvine - 238; B. Collins - 227; V. Rider - 229, 209; M. Pelow - 226, 200; C. Watts - 225, 218) G. Loudfoot - 219; D. Goreski - 215; M. Stone - 201; J. Trotter - 200. Triples 600 & over: G. Ballard - 691, S. Metcalf - 644, C. Watts - 637, V. Rider - 635, S. De Haas - 604. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Pine-19, Spruce-14, Elm-12, Oak-9, Cedar-9, Maple-0. High Single: B. Hicks-259. H.S.W.H.: B. Hicks-267. High Triple: M. Raby-663. H.T.W.H.: J. Knight-699. inching its way out of the middle of the pack and taking aim at the third place Panthers. oo The crunch comes this week as MoJacks have a fratch in Cobourg on Monday (see separate story) then journey to Stouffville on December 12, and head into Port Hope for a game on December 13. But this coming weekend is probably the most import- ant one of the season for Port Perry with back-to-back "aig. Singles 200 and over: B. Hicks-259; M. Raby-243, 238; M. Graham-228; D. Dar- gavel-218, 217; M. Giroux- 217; S. Hoskin-215; J. Knight- 214; M. Murray-210; Y. Priebe-203; C. Milton-202. Triples 600 and over: M. Raby-663, D. Dargavel-618. TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Three's Company-14, Team Five-12, Slow Start-7, Rye and Coke- 5, Ab's Delight-2, High Rollers-2. High Single: Dave Vivian- 315. H.S.W.H.: Dave Vivian- 316. High Triple: Dave Vivian- 747. H.T.W.H.: Dave Vivian- © 750. Singles 210 and over: Bill Owen-222; Tom Lockett-223; John Criscionie-218, 233; Bruce Hoare-227; Ken Horn- er-245; Jack Healey-218; . Dave Vivian-230, 315; Tim Ashbridge-235; John King- 210, 254, 224; Ab Fulford-215, 217, 218. Triples 600 and over: Bill Owen-606, Tom Lockett-601, John Criscionie-608, Dave Vivian-747, Tim Ashbridge- 602, John King-688, Ab Fulford-650. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Corner Pins-11, Head Pins-10, Un- knowns-10, Sharpies-7, Tigers-4, Lions-0. LADIES = High Single: Debbie Casey 248. H.S.W.H.: Debbie Casey- 323. High Triple: Bryans-613. H.T.W.H.: Pat Turner-714. Singles 200 and over: Nancy games against first place Bowmanville Eagles. The Eagles are still the team to beat in this league, and some observers feel that if any team can clip the Eagle wings, it will be the MoJacks. . The first match in this two-game series is set for the Scugog Arena this Saturday night with face-off at 8:00 p.m. and the return game will be in Bowmanville Arena the next night, with a 7:30 face-off. Terry Highfield does a pretty good job of tying Healey up with the stick. Debbie Casey-248; Sharon Wright-233; Pat Turner-232, 200; Nancy Bryans-223, 201. MEN High Single: Scholten-286. H.S.W.H.: Koert Scholten- 294. High Triple: Tim Casey- 695. H.I"W.H.: 711. Singles 200 and over: Koert Scholten-286; Tim Casey-285, 243; Gary Gibson- 268; Jim Rider-253; Bob Bryans-245, 230; Denny Martyn-238, 220; Greg Mc- Crum-226; Bill Turner-218; Pete Crawford-201. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Emer- alds - 19, Diamonds - 17, Sapphires - 15, Opals - 13, Pearls - 11, Rubies - 9. High Single: Marg Lee - 257. High Triple: Vivian Rodd - 654. Over 200 Singles: Marg Lee - 257; Carolyn Menzies - 250; Vivian Rodd - 247, 232; Barb Hicks - 232; Georgina Sutcliffe - 228; Nancy Tytler - 223, 209; Gerri Langille - 222; Elsie Pogue - 220; Merle Bob Bryans- St. John - 217; Shirley Tilling - 212; Vera Brown - 211; Joyce Storrey - 208; Carol Philips - 208; Carol Doyle - 203; Pat Lovering - 200. Over 600 Triples: Vivian. Rodd - 654; Marg Lee - 605. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Bees-15, Ants-14, Crickets-11, Flies-11 Spiders-11, Beetles-2. High Single: B. Doupe-294. H.S.W.H.: S. Grabouski- Koert High Triple: B. Doupe-768. H.T.W.H.: W. Tobin-705: Singles 210 and over: B. Doupe-234, 240, 294; S. Gra- bouski-288; W. Tobin-273; M. Hooey-270, 216; F. Venning- 268, 211; Lucy Cook-256; J. Daniels-246, 230; M. Hawes- 243; P. Norton-242; V. Rider- 229; M. Donnelly-223; J. Walker-217; M. Cook-215; M. White-212. Triples 600 and over: B. Doupe-768, J. Daniels-683, W. Tobin-675, M. Hooey-6%4, F. Venning-661, Lucy Cook-630, V. Rider-614, S. Grabouski- 608. YOUTH BOWLING Team Standings: Orchids- 29, Daisies-22, Mums-21, Vio- lets-15, Tulips-10, Roses-8. GIRLS High Single: Kelly Stewart -180. High Triple: Kelly Stewart 443. BOYS High Single: Dale Lown- 172. High Triple: Dale Lown- 414. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Carrots- 21, Beets-13, Parsnips-11, Peas-10, Beans-6, Turnips-2. WOMEN : High Single: Mabel Cook- 297. H.S.W.H.: M. Cook-309. High Triple: M. Cook-735. H.T.W.H.: M. Cook-771. MEN High Single: Ken Atkinson -282. H.S.W.H.: K. Atkinson-317. High Triple: K. Atkinson- 727. H.T.W.H.: 832. K. Atkinson- Record, Craft & Hobby World Stocking Stuffers -DOODLE ART KITS - - POSTERS - -UNO CARDS - are available ULE EC ET TTT 3 INTERNATIONAL MIDGET HOCKEY HANINGE MIDGETS FROM HANDEN, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN : VS. GRANT MENZIES MIDGET PACERS New Scugog Arena Port Perry TUESDAY, JAN. 1, 1980 2:00 P.M. Adults $2.00 Students $1.00 Children 50¢ If you wish to meet the International and Local Boys, please plan to attend our full course roast beef dinner immediately following the game at the Immaculate Conception Hall, Scugog Street, Port Perry. A limited-number of tickets from Minor Hockey Executive Members or phone 985-7410, 985-7484, 985-7193 ADVANCE GAME TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL MINOR HOCKEY GAMES. E] HE r= Port Perry Plaza Phone: 985-2839 1] BE ee LL LL 3 vl rr