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* CS sent SA CAEL ALY wl TIDE Oe Re 2 1 Th CIA x al' Ge AN 2 4 . REAR SEMIN CU ANRN DRRE A) CREAT SNA Ely NE UES TS Sr SIS LTR LA RE AR AEE EISEN SA NS SN IRN SAR RPT IRNT AURCRNSA THELATR EIN RS 24 < 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 3, 1980 Pacers win 2nd tourney Ena nd a CPs dp WN ar by Bob Storry Kevin Lond a goal. Port's BE On December 23rd, Grant other goals came off the A Menzies Motors Pacers won sticks of Brian Dickson, i their second tournament Brian Mikkelsen and Todd RES championship in as many Wilbur. Todd Blayone had $d tries. Port defeated Oshawa two assists and Doug Potts (Rod) Canadian Legion on Decem- one. NEA ber 22nd by a narrow 5 to 4 wa count, then on December 23, The championship game LI they scored an early was a solid team effort in 3 morning 5 to 2 victory over which Port built up a first Oshawa Roger's Travel and later in the day, clinched the championship with a deci- sive 5 to 1 victory over previously undefeated Port Hope. Pat Johnson led the way offensively for the Pacers in the first game with a goal and three assists. Brian Mikkelsen and Joe Williams had a goal and an assist each. Todd Blayone and Doug Potts fired the other Port goals. The Storry-Long-Horton line dominated offen- sively in the second win over Roger's Travel. Paul Storry had one goal and two assists, Bob Horton - two assists and period 4 to 0 lead on goals by Sean Fewer .from Todd Wilbur, Bob Horton from Paul Storry, Pat Johnson from Joe Williams and Brian Mikkelsen from Todd Wilbur and Mike Andrews. There was no scoring in the second . period. Both teams scored once in the final period with Todd Wilbur getting the goal for Port. Robert Franssen and Clay Lovering split the tour- nament goal tending for Port and turned in good games as did Port's defencemen Sean Fewer, Mark Jeffrey, Scott Sandison, Mike Andrews and Todd Blayone. Legion literary winners Pictured above are, back left, Len Haigh, Laurie The Port Perry Legion recently announced the Juniors split two games, showing little consistency by Danny Millar Port Perry MoJacks moved into sole possession of sixth place when they whipped the Uxbridge Bruins in Uxbridge Friday Dec. 28 by an 11-5 margin. One day later they were beated 7-4 by the eighth place Ice Hawks in Beaver- ton. Port Perry has been plagued by inconsistency all season and this was clearly evident in their most recent outings. The Beaverton game was a rare occasion for Port Perry coach Doug Scott in that he had a full complement of players, forcing him to sit out rookie defenceman Charlie Brown. The four MoJacks goals came from three different shooters. Rob Garrow, who has been one of the top forwards on the team lately, Phil Cochrane and Bill Bridge did the damage Garrow added two asssits. Garrow also had a two goal effort against Uxbridge. He chipped in with a pair of assists there as well, giving him eight points in two games. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 SCORE A POINT FOR HEALTHY LUNGS Support your local Lung Association 723-3151 ugarrow did commit a major error when he lost possession of the puck in his own zone with 38 seconds remaining in the game, allowing Norm Sproxton to complete his hattrick by scoring into an empty net. Garrow opened the scoring when he slammed a Phil Cochrane rebound into the net past goalie Joe Keg. The only other goal of the period came when Sandy Cameron rifled a slap shot by Raymond Gibson with 4:30 left after receiving a pass from Jim Stewart. Gibson had his ups and downs during the inning. He allow- ed six goals but came up with a number of tough saves, especially in the second period when Port Perry was shorthanded. Defenceman Bill Owen was given a game miscon- duct for the sixth time in seven games for his part in a second scuffle with Don Kish. The fray started when Owen checked Kish behind the MoJack net. Owen was given the gate but Kish remained to score one goal and assist on three others. Owen amassed a total of six minutes in minor penalties at 7:52, paving the way for three Ice Hawk goals. The first IceHawk power play goal came at 13:48 as Mike Carnevale backhanded a shot from the side of the net in behind Gibson. Playing five aside Beaver- ton scored twice within a 13 second span with under five minutes remaining. Dave Gray got the first one and Sproxton followed with a shot from the slot after a set up from Kish. Port Perry got one back with 31 seconds left in the segment when Cochrane deflected a Garrow drive from the point. Mike Healey was situated in front of the net looking for a deflection and he became embroiled in a fistic exchange with Gray. It looked as though the MoJacks might make a comeback when Bridge nett- ed a slap shot one minute into the final period. Kish countered nine minutes later when he slipped the puck beneath Gibson's legs after backliner Steve Jones was caught up the ice. In the middle of the period Cochrane and Garrow took simultaneous minor penal- ties, Garrow for hooking and Cochrane for unsportsman- like conduct, but Port managed to kill them off successfully. Beaverton ran into two penalties with under four minutes remaining. With 3:22 to go Gibson was removed, giving the Mo-- Jacks a six skater to three advantage. It paid off in small dividends when Garrow scored with 2:24 left. After the goal Gibson return- ed to the pipes but was pulled again with 1:10 to be played. This time the Hawks got a goal on the Garrow miscue. UXBRIDGE GAME The Uxbridge skirmish was a penalty filled contest in which one Bruin was given a match misconduct and coach Chuck Phillips was given a game misconduct. Phillips was sent to the dressing room at 12:32 of the second period for continually harrassing a referee after he had been assessed a bench minor penalty. The infraction cost the Bruins a goal wheh Cochrane found Bridge all alone in front of goalkeeper Kevin McGib- ney. It was one of six straight power play goals netted by the MoJacks. Four different MoJacks scored a pair of goals in the contest. Bridge, who was selected player of the game, Cochrane, Garrow, and Rob Greiner each got a couple. Greiner is a speedy forward with good moves who is playing in his third game of the year. He was with the team last year. Robert Cannon, Clark Menzies, and Bill Owen supported the attack with singles. winners of the branch level in their Literary Contest which is held annually in the township schools. First prize winners will now advance to Zone level. Tremblay, Howard Bailey, Eleanor Gibson, and Ross Weir. Front left, Christine Bazarin, Brenda Mac- Donald and Jason Woodward. House League Results PEE LEAGUE WEE HOUSE Dec. 22 Franks Real Estate vs. Wes Lane Plumbing Wes Lane Plumbing defeated Franks Real Estate 3 to 2. Jeff Wray 2 goals 1 assist, and Shawn Elliott 1 goal were the scorers for Wes Lane. Jeff Wallace and Todd Reamsbottom scored for Franks with Jeff Norton and Paul Walton getting assists. Glen Vallie vs. Lions Club In another close game Lions Club defeated Glen Vallie 4 to 3. Mike Linington 1 goal, 1 assist, Todd Soomre 1 goal, Ron Brown 1 goal, Jamie Lee 1 goal, and George Ash 1 assist were the scorers for Lions Club. Scoring for Glen Vallie were Brian Goble 2 goals, Paul McIntyre 1 goal 1 assist, Tim Maw 1 assist and David Travis 1 assist. Dec. 29 Franks Real Estate vs Lions Club Franks Real Estate defeated Lions Club 5 to 3. Franks Scorers were Jeff Wray 2 goals, 2 assists, Paul Cooper 1 goal, 3 assists, Jeff Norton 1 goal, 1 assist, and Terry White 1 goal. Mike Linington 1 goal, Todd Soomre 1 goal, 1 assist and Jamie Lee 1 goal scored for Lions Club. Glen Vallie vs. Wes Lane Plumbing\ Wes Lane Plumbing defeated Glen Vallie 4 to 1. Scoring for Wes Lane were Shawn Elliott 2 goals, Jeff Wray 1 goal, 1 assist, Dalton Bain 1 goal, Bruce McHugh 1 assist and Bruce Jewell 1 assist. David Travis assist- ed by Tim Maw scored for Glen Vallie. NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE Dec. 22 Kinsmen vs. Scugog Lumber Scugog Lumber led by Jimmy Vernon's 3 goals defeated Kinsmen 3 to 1. David Whittieu 2 assists and Jason Callan 1 assist also for Scugog. Michael Ash scored the lone goal for Kinsmen. Reliable Plumbing vs Sportsland Reliable Plumbing and Sportsland played to a 2 to 2 tie. Scoring for Reliable were Darryl Leatherdale assisted by Eric Grosevenor and Grosevenor assisted by Craig Fertile. Sportsland goals were scored by Ron Davis assisted by Craig Laskey and Gregg Fitzger- ald and Chris McConnell unassisted. Dec. 29 Scugog Realty vs. Sportsland Scugog Realty defeated Sportsland 13 to 2. Scoring for the winners were Jimmy Vernon 8 goals, 3 assists, Daniel Maw 2 goals, 1 assist, Marvin Hughes 2 goals, 3 assists, Jason Callan 1 goal, 1 assist, Aaron Cochrane 3 assists and David Whittick 1 assist. Craig Laskey scored both goals for the losers, Ron Davis picked up an assist. Reliable Plumbing vs. Kinsmen Club Reliable Plumbing defeat- ed Kinsmen Club 5 to 1. Darryl Leatherdale 3 goals, 1 assist, and Mike Butt 2 goals scored for the winners. Chris Legere assisted by Scott Menzies and Ryan Larocca scored for Kinsmen. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Dec. 22 I1.G.A. vs. Cochrane Trotters I.G.A. led by Paul King- ston's 3 goals and 1 assist defeated Cochrane Trotters 4 to 1. Darryl Luke 1 goal 2 assists and Danny Thom- chishin 2 assists were the other scorers for the winners. Brad Guernsey scored the lone goal for Cochranes. Emmerson Insurance vs Goreski Insulation Emmersons Insurance defeated Goreski Insulation 4 to 1. Scoring for the winners were Dwayne Bry- ant 1 goal, Steve Atchison 2 goals, Dean Travis 1 goal, Neil Locke, Al Bouwmeest- er, Sean Cearns and Ron Lee each with an assist. Paul Van Camp scored for Goreski unassisted. Dec. 29 Emmerson Isurance vs. I.G.A. Emmerson Insurance defeated 1.G.A. 6 to 0. Scoring for Emmerson were Al Bouwmeester 1 goal, 1 assist, Dwayne Bryant 1 goal 1 assist, Ed Sommers 1 goal, 1 assist, Dean Travis 1 goal, Clyde Brewster 1 goal and Sean Cearns 1 goal. Luke Van Ryswyu got the shutout. Goreski Insulation vs Cochrane Trotters Goreski Insulation winning their first game defeated Cochrane Trotters 4 to 2. Scoring for Goreski were Paul Van Camp 2 goals, Bernie Vanderzwet 1 goal, Bill Samells 1 goal, Steve Tzountzouris 1 assist and Charlie Walker 1 assist. Scoring for Cochrane was Bill Sturman 2 goals, assist- ed by Larry Van Schagen on both. Broomball Dec. 30th Standings Team W LT G.F. G.A PTS. C&B 11 0 o 39 8 24 Utica 10 2 9 35 15 20 Larocque 3 6 3 17 26 9 Emmersons 4 ¢g 15 24 9 Beacocks 2 g¢ 11 28 5 Brians 1 8 3 8 23 5