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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 20, 1982 sports MolJacks lose two more to Lakefield The Port Perry MoJacks jumped into a 2 - 0 lead, then watched it disappear into the frigid air of the Scugog Arena Sunday night, bowing to the Lakefield Chiefs by a score of 4 - 2. It was the second loss in three nights to the Chiefs who dumped the MoJacks 5 - 3 Friday in Lakefield. And the MoJacks got more bad news Sunday night as - defenseman John Robertson fell during the pre-game warm up and broke two ribs when he slammed into a goal Lakefield goalie Tony Harris kicks aside a MoJack shot during Junior C action at the Scugog Arena Sunday night. The Chiefs doubled the MoJacks 4-2, scoring the final into an empty net. It was the Local teams advance to finals in Port Perry broomball tournament by Dave Dalton On Saturday, Jan. 9 the Port Perry Broomball Assoc. hosted its annual tournament at the Manvers Arena. As in the past the tour. was a big success and well received by all involved. This year two of our teams went all the way on the 'A' and 'B' sides. All six host teams were playing in the sixteen team set-up and put on a good showing in the stiff competition. C&B Livestock participat- ed in the 'A' div. final losing to the Simcoe League Brook- dale Rangers 1 - 0. Beacock's Hardware lost the 'B' div. final to the Simcoe League Clifton Blazers 3-1. It was a honour for both teams to have their goaltenders pick- ed as the best with Keith Fraser getting the 'A' div. award and Rick McLean the 'B' side. The following is a synopsis of scores involving our local Caution, please! The Port Perry Snow- mobile Club has noted several incidents of unsafe snowmobile operation now that the season is underway. Those riding should remind themselves of the lethel potential of their motorized vehicle. There would seem to be a substantial increase of reckless operation at the hands of young riders this - year. Parents should note that "the operation of a motorized - snow vehicle by a person without a valid Drivers Licence or Snow Vehicle Drivers Licence, which is obtained' as a result of the Ministry of Transport Safety Training Course, is illegal in any public area. As a licence is' no guarantee of good sense, young riders should remain under supervision and be made aware that a snowmobile is no "toy". Riders are reminded of some of the more important rules and recommendations 'that should be observed. Driving on roads is one of the most serious dangers that exists for a snowmobiler. Stay off roads wherever possible. Cross only at 90 degrees. The speed limit on roads in built up areas and in parks (Palmer Park) is 20 km-h. In built up areas, "avoid major arteries and proceed as directly as possible out to the snow- mobiling areas. Excessive speed is a killer. Slow down at night, when visability is poor, and when ever you cannot see ahead. Practice and preach good snowmobile operation and lets have a safe and happy season. p -Beacock's 2, second straight loss for Port Perry at the hands of the Chiefs, and the MoJacks have been defeated in five of their last six starts. They are clinging to sixth spot with three teams hot on their heels. league's team:Brian's Tow-' ing 2, Filling Station 0. Goals by Finley Peeters and Ken St. Amant. Assists to St. Amant and Paul Christie. C&B 10, Oshawa Stealers 0. Mike Mitchell 3 goals, 1 assist; Mark Lee 2 goals, Rob Evans 1 goal, 2 assists, Aldon Smith 1 goal, 3 assists, Bill Bridge 2 goals, 1 assist, Tim Ashbridge 1 goal, additional assists to Bill St. John and Bruce Woodrow. Simcoe Flames 5, Bea- cocks 4 in overtime. Goals by Tom Wotten, Wayne McGuigan, Gary Toutant, and Donnie Toutant. Assits by Ron Wagg and Gary Johnston. The score after regulation time in this game was 2 - 2. Pauleyanna 3, Larocque 0, Utica '3, All Canadian Awards 0. Goals by Bill Down, Jim Mason, and Laval Poulin. Assits by Poulin, Chester Down, and Bill Down. Trenton Mer- chants 4, Emmeson's 0. In the second round scores were: C&B 4, Brians 1. Goals by Tim Ashbridge 2, Bruce Woodrow 2. Assits to Rob Evans 2, and Mark Lee 2. Brian's lone goal went to Jim O'Neill unassisted. Beacock's 1, Larocque 0 on a goal by Wayne McGuigan from Tom Wotten. All Canadian Awards 2, Emmerson's 0, Trenton Merchants 2, Utica Farm 1. Utica's goal by James Mason with Tim Mitchell getting the assist. Filling Station 1. Gary Toutant from Steve Hawes, and Keith Dalton from Eldon Wagg were the goal scorers. C&B Pauleyanna 0. Goals by Tim Ashbridge and Bruce Wood- row from Aldon Smith and Ken Fraser. League Schedule C&B strengthened their first place lead over Utica with a 3 - 0 win over Emmerson's in the . first game of League play this past, Sunday. All the scoring -damage was done in the first frame of play as Tim Ashbridge fired in the first two to really single handéd win the game. Ken Jeffrey and Bruce Woodrow picked up the assist. The final goal went to ~Rob Evans on a set-up from Mike Mitchell. Both goal- tenders put in solid per- formances as Mike Haines had his hands full in keeping the C&B offense at bay for the remainder of the 'game. Keith Fraser got the shut out for C&B. Brian's Towing moved into fourth place in the league standings with 4 games to go by dumping Larocque 4 - 1. Joe DePhilippis scored twice to lead Brians attack. Larocque drew first blood: . 10:00 minutes into the game as Richard Honey scored' unassisted. Two minutes before the end of the period DePhilippis scored his first to end the period dead-locked at 1-1. One goal by:Brians in the second proved to be'the winner as Jim O'Neill scored (Turntopage13) post. Robertson, who had been playing very steady hockey of late along the blue line, will be out of the line-up for several weeks, and there is a chance he may not see action again this season. The loss of Robertson Sun- day night put added pressure on the MoJacks blue line corps, and they played well enough to hold the Chiefs to three goals. The final gaol went into an empty net as Ray Gibson was pulled in favour of an extra attacked in the final minute. But the MoJack forwards were having a lot of trouble with their shooting through- out the game. On several occasions a good scoring chance went down the drain when a shot missed the net or the puck rolled off a MoJack stick deep in the Lakefield zone. A small crowd braved the chilly evening to watch the teams skate through a score- less first period before Brian Mikkelsen put the MoJacks ahead 1 - 0 early- in the second on a very pretty effort. A couple of minutes later, Todd Wilbur was set up in front of Chief goalie Tony Harris to give MoJacks a 2-0 lead and what seemed to be . the momentum in the game. But the Chiefs got on the board at 14:16 when Ron Pearson spoiled Gibson's shut-out with a low screened shot from about 25 feet out. MoJacks Steve Laing was off for cross checking at the time. Chiefs tied tHe game late in the middle period on a goal by Pete Krukert. Gibson blocked the initial blast, and Chiefs as he was sprawling to smother the rebound, Krukert poked the puck into the net. °° * Pearson got the eventual winner at 9:40 of the third on a bit of a sleeper play as he got behind. all MoJacks defenders to take a long pass and break in alone on Gib- son. At the 11:17 mark, Mo- Jacks ran into penalty problems when Mike Geer and John Trotter got into a scuffle. Geer was being tagged for a minor when the fight broke out and he was assessed five minutes for fighting .and an additional minor, which left the team short-handed for nine minutes. Trotter was hit with a double minor. Despite the manpower disadvantage, Wilbur and Charlie Brown both had good chances to tie the score late in the game. On Friday night in Lake- field, the Chiefs built a 5 - 1 lead behind the goaltending of Jim Gillam and went on to win 5 - 3. Gillam faced 46 MoJack shots in this game, and Clay Lovering was tested 33.times. . Jamie Bird with a pair and Tony Oxley with a single accounted for the MoJacks scoring. Pete Krukert had a pair for the Chiefs. -- The Chiefs are a rapidly improving team and the four points moved them ahead of Uxbridge in the race for the - final play-off spot. This team was on the verge of folding back in November. The MoJacks are clinging to sixth spot with 24 points, but Bewdley and Lakefield with 21 each and Uxbridge with 20 are all hot on their heels. MoJacks have not been playing well lately, 'losing five of their last six games. They travel to Port Hope this Thursday night, and host the Stouffville Clippers at the Scugog Arena this Sunday evening with face-off at 7:30.- With four teams in the hunt for the final play-off spots every game is crucial for the MoJacks from here on. The team has eight games left including three against Bowmanville, Lindsay and Cobourg, Junior C Standings Little Britain AS OF JAN, 17. TEAM GP WON LOST TIED PTS. Bowmanville 3; 26 4 1 -63 Cobourg 29 20 8 1-4 Lindsay 21 18 6 3 39 Port Hope 29 13 13 3 29 Stouffville 29 13 13 3 29 Port Perry 28 11 15 2 24 Bewdley 30 9 18° 37 21 Lakefield 28 8 15 5 21 Uxbridge 29 9 18 2 20 VER PUA 5 1 Een,