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- 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 21, 1981 MoJacks drop close game fo Muskies by Danny Millar Port Perry MoJacks defenceman Rob Garrow made a costly mistake when he committed himself at center, allowing Ron Sharm- an and Erik Eillis of Lindsay Muskies a two on one break that accounted for the winn- ing goal with 12 seconds left in a Jr. C hockey game last Friday in Lindsay. Garrow tried to force the play at the red line but Sharman avoided him and fed Ellis for the goal to make it 8-7. Garrow, in his second year with the club, started last season as a defenceman and then was moved to left wing. He returned to the blue line this term. He serves as the MoJacks alternate captain. Right after the goal, Port Perry captain, Darren Jobb requested a stick measure- - ment on a Lindsay defence- man that proved justified. Lindsay ended up with a minor penalty and Port removed goaltender Ray- mond Gibson for a sixth attacker. Jobb managed to freeze the puck in the Muskies' end with six seconds left but Port couldn't convert on the face-off. The Ellis goal capped what had been a very clean, bruising hockey game, and put the lid on a solid come- back effort by the MoJacks. Lindsay skaters handed out a pair of resounding checks. David Harrison nailed Bryan Nicholson at his own blue line in the second period and Dan Kearns labelled Charlie Brown in the third. Port Perry came back four times to tie the closely con- tested match that was not decided until Ellis scored in the final seconds. Al Lewko opened the scoring after Lindsay goalie Joe Barrieau dropped a high shot from Garrow at 8:35 of the initial period. Lindsay came back with a pair before the end of the frame to go ahead for the first time. Port Perry defenceman Charlie Brown played a strong game at the backline position. He scored a goal 23 seconds into the second period to tie it 2-2 and later in the same period made a diving poke check on David Shippel, who had broken into the clear. John Meyers and Shippel scored 1';06 apart from each other as Lindsay took a 4-2 advantage. Meyers shot was a low blast from the point after Harrison took a face-off in the Port zone. Todd Wilbur keyed a fluke goal while Kearns was off for tripping that enabled Port to draw within a goal. It was a sharp angled effort from the left corner that somehow, surprisingly got past Barr- ieau. It was awarded to Mike Albrecht who had been jostling in front. Port tied it at 16:48 of the second period when right winger Carl Durward deposited a Jobb rebound behind Barrieau after Lewko had led a rush to the ice. Wilbur was also_fortunate on Port's fifth goal. Albrecht led an excellent rush across the blue line in the dying seconds before passing off to Wilbur, who fired in a wrist shot literally a split second before the horn sounded. There wasn't even time enough for another face-off. Lindsay opened up another two goal lead before five minutes of the third period had elapsed with goals 14 seconds apart. Garrow, with slap shots from the top of the circle, and from the point tied it up. His second shot was tipped by Durward in the slot. The two come from behind goals set up Ellis's dramat- ics and ironically Garrow, who had performed so strongly, played the foil. Put a Smile on Your Face, Test Drive A HONDA call KEVIN CANNON City-Centre 'Automobiles WHEN IT COMES T0........... a Vs E/E "DONT PLAY AROUND! Chemicals alone will not clean your Chimney completely of Creosote Build-up! 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Watts-666. Singles 200 and over: B. Appelby-292; C. Watts-266, 210; S. Stone-250; E. Vernon- 247; M. Dowson-231; 1. Bart- ley- 229; B. Solomon-224; G. Kowaksky-221; M. Pelow- 219, 211, 204; V. Rider-218, 202; E. Johnsten-209; J. Hunter-207; R. De Jong-203. Triples 600 and over: C. Watts-666, B. Appelby-640, M. Pelow-634, E. Vernon-609. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Lily-45, Iris-30, Tulip-29, Violet-23, Rose-21, Aster-20. High Single: Dianne Bryars-321. H.S.W.H.: Dianne Bryars- 330. High Triple: Dorothy Shanley-651. H.T.W.H.: Dorothy Shanley-669. Singles 200 and over: Jean Walker-212, 214; Madeline Leatherdale-223; Barb Hicks -201; Dianne, Bryars-321; May Raby-209, 242; Joan Fleming-232; Dorothy Shan- ley-212, 246; Joan Grove-224; Joan Knight-205; Doris Dar- gavel-210, 205, 224; Kay McBride-200; Lynn Loughlin -218, 202. Triples 600 and over: Jean Walker-612, Dianne Bryars- 609, May Raby-650, Dorothy Shanley-651, Doris Dargavel- 639. TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Boys-26, Robbies-25, That's Incredible-24, High Rollers- 22, Jockeys-18, Spoilers-11. High Single: Dave Vivian- 280. H.S.W.H.: Dave Vivian- 775. H.S.W.H.: Keith Clements- 318. High Triple: Dave Vivian- 775. H.T.W.H.: 775. Singles 215 and over: John King-234, 219; Ab Fulford- 256, 238; Rick DeShane-237; Bruce Norton-247: Steve Robinson-233; Dave Vivian- 280, 287; Pat DMason-249; Peter Zoet-217; John Cris- cionie-226: Rick Rahm-253; Bill Owen-262; Kevin Haugen-215, 227: Ross Armstrong-266. Jack Healey -260: Keith Clements-244; Kevin Walker-250.226. Triples 600 and over: John King-660, Ab Fulford-700, Rick DeShane-609, Bruce Norton-633, Dave Vivian-775, Pat Mason-618, John Cris- cionie-600, Rick ~Rahm-626, Bill Owen-630, Kevin Haugen -635, Jack Healey-618, Tom Lockett-614, Kevin Walker- 636. Dave Vivian- Ab's TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Teasers- 33, Knights-29, Frankies-29, Fern's Angels-28, Sharp- shooters-25, Gamblers-24. LADIES Singles 200 and over: Deb- bie Casey-270," Doris Clark- 224, Patty Horn-251, Monica Efford-240, Sharon Wright- 221, Val Gallagher-204. Triples 600 and over: Deb- bie Casey-622, Doris Clark- 606. MEN Singles 200 and over: Merv Brisco-319, 231; Tim Casey- 201, 213, 290; Bill Turner-237, 267; Ted Harvard-222, 208; Ches Efford-218, 266; Ray Wright-232, 230; Pete Craw- ford-228; Wes Sullivan-288; Dave Obee-233; Denny Martyn-222; Merv Bayley- 209; Terry Harwood Jones- 206; Mark Carter-203; Lorne Clark-201. Triples 600 and over: Merv Brisco-735, Tim Casey-704, Bill Turner-696, Ted Harvard -625, Ches Efford-632, Ray Wright-614, Pete Crawford- 613. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Roses 27, Pansies-26, Daisies-25. Violets-21, Asters-18, Tulips 9. High Single: Doreen Black -271. High Triple: Gerr® Langille-662. Singles 200 and over: Dor een Black-271, 202; Georgina Sutcliffe-264; Gerri Langille- Karen Cole-258; Hazel Grey- 225; Doreen Kendall-221; Joyce Abraham-219; Shirley Cummings-215; Merle St. John-214; Carol Doyle-200. Triples 600 and over: Gerri Langille-662, Marg Lee-636, Doreen Black-619. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Leo-27, Pisces-25, Libra-22, Taurus- 20, Aries-17, Virgo-15. High Single: F. Venning- 273. High Triple: F. Venning- 708. H.S.W.H.: S. Bryant-725. Singles 210 and over: F. Venning-255, 273; M. White- 235, 217, 242; M. Cook-248; S. Fraser-233; M. Hawes-228; M. Hooey-224, 217; S. Bryant- gi Fo iples 600 and over: F. Venning-708, M. White-694. M. Hooey-616. THURSDAY NIGHT MENSBOWLING Team Standings: Lake Scugog Lumber-14, Brians Towing-12, Port Perry 1.G.A. , Philp Pontiac-10, Do-Nos- 9, Legion Branch 419-7, Dow- sons Red and White-7, COOPER-SMITH Centennial Lanes-5, Colin Ball Motors-5, Norm's Con- tracting-2, Wayne's Auto Parts-2, Emmersons Insur- _ ance-0. 263, 210; Marg Lee-260, 216; | High Single: K. Walker- 285. H.S.W.H.: Thomson-291. High Triple: B. Owen-722. H.T.W.H,: B. Thomson- 763. Triples 625 and over: B. Owen-722, K. Walker-720, P. Crawford-693, J. Rider-677, B. Knapp-660, J. King-660, B. Thomson-655, G. Howsam- 645, R. Todd-636, R. Chand- ler-632, B. Stauffer-626. K. Walker, B. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Turkeys- 40, Partridge-40, Geese-28, Chickens-27, Ducks-19, Pheasants-14. LADIES High Single: Beth Oke-273. H.S.W.H.: Beth Oke-275. High Triple: Beth Oke-660. H.T.W.H.: Roberta Hoare- 699. MEN High Single: Jim Rider-. 317. H.S.W.H.: Bruce Hoare- 271. : 5 - High Triple: Jim Rider- 733. 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