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The goal came just seconds after MoJacks had killed off a two man disadvantage with minors to defenseman Bill Owen and Greg Dwyer. Rob Greiner got that one back two minutes later when he stole the puck behind the Panther net, walked out in front and slid the puck under Joe Pokusa. But at 14:47, Panthers Terry Watt put his team ahead for good with a sliding shot from the left side on a two on one break with the teams playing five aside. Jamie McInnis made it 3-1 for the Panthers with seven seconds left in the opening period, drilling a hard shot Boer. it en outstanding goal-tending as minutes, and a chance to find the range. series at two games each. MoJacks scored five times in From that point oh. he twice robbed Panther rajly for the tying marker. It was a bitter defeat for Phil Cochrane hit for a the third period in front of a MoJacks were forced to play shooters from close in after However, the Panthers held the MoJacks, who just 24 hat-trick, Bill Bridge and large crowd at the Scugog come-from-behind hockey, a the MoJacks defense was on, and even with Gibson out hours earlier had handed the Rob Greiner chipped in with Arena. tough task against the high- guilty of sloppy clearing in of the net for the final 45 Panthers a resounding 84 two each and Bill Owen Terry Watts with a pair, , their own end. onds, MoJacks could not i i scoring Port Hope club. Power smey 0% HL 2:83 seconds, acks could not loss to even the best of five added a singleton, as the (Turn to page 15) At 6:35 of the second, i . ' y Shawn Wakely with BP Charlie Brown narrowed the Dwyer sitting out a slashing gap to 32, 3s he steered a pons gave rans a 05. 9€NIOr Redmen keep on winning puck between Pokusa's legs jead and it seemed like the on the power play. MoJacks had little chance of But the roof and the Season getting back into the game. @ @ ® for the MoJacks caved in at But Phil Cochrane netted a the 8:00 minute mark when clever marker less than a 2 Evans deflected a shot past inyte later, stealing the Ray Gibson and Terry Watts uck in front on Pokusa . did the same thing a little p ding to his left and thor, by Danny Millar Dennis Franssen was a shot from the corner put Port starters, Franssen and Curt : ad ; i leader on offence from his Perry back in the driver's Pinkowski. Franssen was more than a minute later to ; ; Th y back In the driver's a give Panthers a 52 load Hithg 4 igh nin the corner b Parl Fory la wk gi guard position as he ended seat at 3:25. Another three sitting out a one game With Evans off for tripping And a power flay goal by last game ever under the ia with 14 points. He got the point play by Cope gave Port suspension and Pinkowski captain Bill Bridge scored Rob Garrow at 14-27 again ame of Redmen on Friday, first Sx J edmen points on Perry its biggest lead of the was allowing a sore arm to off a scramble in front of parrowed the gap to one goal February 8, when they beat e board, four of them on game. Belleville scored with heal. Pinkowski hurt the » Pokusa at the 17:00 mihute as the MoJacks kept pecking Belleville 47-39 in the Dr. fast break passes from back two seconds left in the third arm in practice. mark to narrow the gap to aviay at the Pantie load, Pepper Basketball Classic at court partner Greg Fedyk. A period but the Redmen This week is one of the go NE Te a Eg A ate Io ae A A © t Is. Cent inte. : jump shot from the top of the walked off the court with a most crucial of the season Wo 29a Just 24 seconds later, Bob ral Collegiate. Starting key, another basket by 29-27 advantage. : for the Redmen-Rebels. On The second period was (Croll was left uncovered in Monday against GL Roberts, F d an inside sh certainly the turning point in fron of Gibson. He made no all Port Perry High School ~ ransicn. andan inside shot pope goo Monday they take on the GL the game as far as MoJacks histake with a wide open teams will be known as the Tom George Cope was the have a team name, got into Roberts Lakers in Oshawa. were concerned. They out- Rebels. only scoring in the first in th They were beaten once in a » [ net, and Panthers once more uarter as Port took a s 1 foul trouble late in the game. 3 : played the Panthers, and The 1 q mall wwevi tourney in double overtime . led by two goals. e last game under the gq lead ey lost one starter and a 0 both Phil Cochrane and With a little over two old name was one of the a . bundle of points as they were fis Yes by the Lakers, ho Bridge rattled pucks off the 1,intes left in the game, Bill sloppiest of the year for Belleville jumped out in already in bonus situations. y they go ag ke of goal-post. Bridge snapped home a hard Redmen. They lacked the front in the second quarter Earlier i Henry Street Hawks o | In the middle frame, ghot after Greiner had won a spark that they have exhibit- and took an 18-13 half time Se arlier in the week the Whitby. Both of these teams MoJacks had 18 shots on (,.a off deep in the Port ed earlier in the year. There lead v nior Redmen pulled off a are considered top contend- goal, several of the tough Hope end with both teams were only seven players at It took about four minutes en over phe Trojans OF 018 210ng with Pickering and y L variety, while Panthers ,)aving two men short. the game. Had it not been of the third quarter for the ky ie ering was Port Perry. could manage only seven A Panther penalty just for the 19 points Port Perry Redmen to climb back into CN -S y Conley John The junior and midget shots on Ray Gibson. i scored from the foul line in the fray. A thr i enson who hurt his teams each played twice last . . seconds earlier meant that e foul line in y ee point play ankle in a tour taf Th a Early in the third period, MoJacks would have a man the second half, they probab- by Cope at 2:33 made it 19-18 weeks ago rma om 2 a week but lost its grmes ee id Gibson came up with some 34yantage for almost two ly would have lost. Belleville and a Franssen ' 8 e seniors also won early in Port Perry line up were two week. fyi LAr EAI