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The only goal that did have an assist on it was the Wings second of the period with 1:21 left as Robert Hannah passed from behind the net and the puck hit goalie John Cole's stick and was redir- ected into the net. Brad Hancock was credited with the goal. Steve Lawson put the Wings up 3-0 in the second period at 1:34. At 4:47 Oshawa switched netmind- Lindsay doubles Novice The Pierce Auctioneers met their match last Friday night as they were defeated 6-3 against Lindsay. Port saw two goals from Mike Sorley, with assistance from Shawn Phillips. Daryl Leatherdale aided Port with his goal assisted by Jeff Mills. Port had difficulty break- ing Lindsay's defence as this was a strong point they possessed. Other than Lindsay's captain scoring five of the six goals for his team, their offence had to keep alert as the Auctioneers were only behind one point until the last few minutes of play. The Novice team this year have been very fortunate to receive brand new uniforms in the Port Perry colours, red and white. Somehow two sweaters have been mis- placed, number 2 and 30, which means some team members must wear old substitute sweaters. If any- one knows the whereabouts of the Pierce Auctioneer hockey shirts we only ask that they be returned to the arena. event ers from Mike Laturski to Dwayne Spicer. Lakefield got its only goal on a third period power play. A back pass from Kirk Chittick to Greg Fitzgerald in the slot did the damage. Paul Moore also got an assist. Oshawa got an insurance goal from Hannah with 1:11 to go as he went around defenceman Sean Hill and put a backhander between Cole's legs. Lakefield won its first game of the tournament when they thrashed hosting Port Perry 10-1 on a hattrick by Fitzgerald and three more goals from Hill. After taking a 2-1 lead in the first period, Lakefield unloaded for three goals in the second and five more in the third session. At least three of the goals over the last two periods were scored while Port Perry was shorthanded. Hill got one of them while Port Perry was down two men when he went in alone of goalie John Meore and slipp- ed it into an open corner. Garner Johnson slipped a wrist shot past John Moore on the second manpower advantage with 7:11 to go in the game to give Lakefield a very comfortable lead. Port was eliminated in its second game with a tough 6-5 loss to Trenton. At one point Trenton led 3-0 and then 5-1° but Port managed to come back on goals by Jim White Jeff Cox, and a hattrick by Darren Cearns. White and Lee Wilbur each had three assists. Ken Sager scored five times for Trenton, including the winner, which came with just 15 seconds left in the match. Port Perry had a goal disallowed after the official ruled that it had been kicked in. Uxbridge whipped Trenton 6-1 to win the Consolation Championship. Sean Convery accounted for half the goals while Kevin Smith, Mike Convery, and Fred Hope got singles. Larry Loskin replied for Trenton. Uxbridge led 2-0 at the end of the first period but had its shutout bid wrecked by Loskie in the second period. Uxbridge went on to post a 4-1 lead at the end of two periods before adding two in the last frame. The first goal of the game was scored just 36 seconds after the opening whistle. Port Perry Royal Bank manager Tom Mullen [left] was on hand Saturday evening to present the trophies and prizes to the winning team in the annual mixed club bonspiel sponsored by the bank. The rink of Bob and Mary Alexander and Bill and Betty Beare was the eventual winner of this popular event at the Port Perry Curling Club. Pickering thumps Bantam B's . by Danny Millar The defensive corps of the Port Perry Bantam B Canadian Tire hockey team decided to take Wednesday, Jan. 16 off. Unfortunately for goalie Doug Arscott and the rest of his teammates the rearguards did not inform them and the result was a 10-1 thumping at the hands of Pickering. Roy Christenson netted three goals for the visitors and so did Darren Mason. Brad Spagnolo added a pair and Brett Davis and Chris Anderson had one each. Peter Oosterholt got the lone Port marker while Anderson was serving a cross checking penalty in the last part of the first period. This goal opened the scoring but Pickering just over- whelmed them in the last two periods. Arscott performed strong- ly for the better part of two periods but gave up apparently out of frustration in the third. He made two OFFICE SUPPLIES For all Your Requirements PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 2 i TOUGH FORD PICKUPS Pickups bulit for the Driving Needs of Today! 7] MT-6-80 F-150 RANGER 4x4 Their new Aerodynamic Design offers less wind resistance on the highway to give you improved fuel economy, and more payload capacity. 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