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It was a game MoJacks should have won as they carried the play to the Eagles for much of the match, except for the first ten minutes of the opening period. Jamie Bird and Todd Wilbur had a pair of goals with singles coming from Scott Dezan, Glen McKay and John Fusco. Eagle cap- tain Duane Major led his team with three markers and a pair of assists. He scored what proved to be the game winner late in the third with MoJacks Dezan serving a double minor at the time. Dezan was no sooner back on the ice when he scored a goal to make it 8-7 with just over two minutes to play. MoJack goalie Clay Lover- ing was pulled for an extra attacker in the final minute, and with only seconds left on the clock, Jamie Bird rattled a shot off the left goal post as MoJacks fought to gain a tie. Bowmanville opened the scoring with a power play goal at 1:11 of the first, and the teams were five aside late in the first when Fusco and then McKay clicked in the span of 16 seconds to give MoJacks a lead. After Eagles tied it early in the second, Bird went to work for two quick goals at 6:20 and 7:17, and then late in the period, Wilbur did some nice stick-handling deep in the Eagle zone to get two goals in 55 seconds. That gave MoJacks a 6-3 lead and the team seemed to have a stranglehold on the game. But Eagles kept chip- ping away with five un- answered goals to take the Tweens runners-up by Bev Thompson On December 27, 28 and 29th Markham played host to a 3 day tournament. The Tween Division was rep- resented by Caledonia, 2 Markham teams, Richmond Hill, Mississauga and our Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens. The first day our tweens met up with Caledonia at 12 noon, but it was a one sided game of 14-0 for Caledonia. Caledonia is an excellent team. The results of this game meant that we would go on to try for Consolation. The second day was better for our tweens. We played against Richmond Hill at 6 LAW, EE The 33rd annual p.m. winning 13-8. Heidi Meisner scored 7 goals; Kim Loudfoot had 4 goals and 1 assist; Valerie White scored 1 goal and Karyn Raines had 1 goal and 1 assist. Assists also went to Sherry Harris 1 and Denise Tompkins 1. This took Chris Allen Alum- inum Tweens into the third and close to the Consolation Prize. On the third and final day at 12:10, the Markham No.2 team came up against us. The score was lop-sided in our favour of 8-1 meaning we were the Consolation winners. Scoring for Port Perry were Heidi 5, Valerie 1, Kim 1 and Sherry 1. ns Bonspiel at Blackstock Curling Club was held I think the girls all had a good time at this well run tournament. This is Mark- ham's first year in Ringette and I have never been to a more organized tournament than this one was. Then on Sunday, January 2, 1983 our Chris Allen Alum- inum Tweens travelled to Oshawa for a 4:00 p.m. game. Port Perry was successful in winning 94. Scoring for us were Heidi Meisner 4, Karyn Raines 1; Valerie White 1; Colleen Scala 2; and Kim Loudfoot 1. Assists went to Sherry Harris, Colleen Scala and Valerie White. December 27 with the rink skipped by Brian Dalton coming out as high three game winner. Club president Neil McLaughlin (back left) presented trophy to Brian and Herb Vine along with Howard Bailey and Harold Wright in front. 8-6 lead by the 15 minute mark of the third. In the nets, Clay Lovering faced 37 shots while Craig German had 39. Both goalies made some excellent stops. - Aside from the penalty parade, MoJacks played very well with three regulars missing from the line-up. Darrin Jobb, Dave Alex- ander and Bob Horton sat out a one-game suspension that resulted from a brawl in Stouffville before Christmas. Jeff Johnstone and Dave Kemp were called up from the minor ranks to plug the gaps in the MaJack line-up and turned in a decent game. MOJACKS WIN 11-4 The MoJacks rebounded from the disappointing loss to Bowmanville with an 114 thumping over the Stouff- ville Clippers at the Scugog Arena Sunday night. The win gives MoJacks 33 points and a firm grip on forth spot in the standings, just one point back of third place Little Britain Mer- chants and nine behind sec- ond place Bowmanville. The 11-4 pasting of the Clippers avenged a 7-6 loss MoJacks took in Stouffville just before Christmas. Although the score was lop-sided, Mojacks waited until early in the third period to break the game wide open with seven goals in just under six minutes. The onslaught began at 3:44 of the third with the score tied 44 when Jamie Bird rapped in a rebound. Bird capped the seven goal NOW FEATURING: & Sunday Friday, Saturday I eo TURKEY A real taste treat with all the trimmings included. then tied the score early in the third as Blair Purcell took advantage of some sloppy clearing work by the MoJacks. barrage at 9:29 when he was left all alone in front of the Clipper net. It was his third of the evening. But the story for the Mo- Jacks was the play of cap- But at that point, Mojacks tain Todd Wilbur who had a seemed to say "enough is six point night on three goals enough', and they opened and three assists with his old the flood-gates for the seven line-mates Tim Thompson unanswered goals to put the and Brian Mikkelsen. game away. It was the second fine Glen McKay scored an game in a row for Wilbur easy goal when the Clipper who controlled play, did net-minder cleared the puck some excellent fore-check- right on his stick and he just ing, and put on quite a dis- slapped the puck into the play of clever puck-handling. empty cage. He gave the MoJacks a 10 ~~ The game threatened to lead at the 48 second mark turn nasty in the third period with a host of chippy pen- alties and there were a with the first shot on net after lugging the puck down the leit boards and then fool- couple of minor flare-ups. ing Clipper goalie Steve Chip Clippers are mired at the with a quick blast from a bottom of the league stand- sharp angle. ings in a fight for a final Early in the third, he playoff spot with Port Hope scored a short-handed goal and Uxbridge. which gave MoJacks a 74 With Darrin Jobb and bulge and helped put the Dave Alexander sitting out game out of reach. the last game of a two-game With the season coming suspension and Derek down to the final three weeks Edwards on the shelf with an and Mojacks looking ahead injury to his foot, MoJacks to play-offs, Wilbur could had to use Bob Horton back spell big trouble for opposi- on defense and put Jeff John- tion goalies with the kind of Stone into uniform. games he's had the last Edwards, who has had an couple of outings. injury-riddled season so far, After Mojacks took an may be back in the line-up early lead, Clippers came for this Friday's game in back with two goals by Pete Lakefield against the Chiefs. Bauer and Dave Scott. Early ~~ Next home game for the in the second, Charlie Brown MoJacks is this Sunday drilled a low shot from the evening when Uxbridge pays point to tie the score, ands, a Visit to the Scugog Arena. then Tim Thompson and could be a good game as Scott Wallace put Mojacks the Bruins are fighting for a ahead 4-2 late in the second. playoff spot, and last week, Clippers got a power play they battled first place Lin- goal at 17:45 from Scott, and dsay to a 7-7 draw. RESTAURANT & TAVERN LTD. 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-3281 HOT & COLD & SATURDAY NIGHT IS SOMETHING SPECIAL! Entertainment by Port Perry's Own Band 'Cadillac' TRA SE Seth MY [SUP v yr 2 Vigan 3 wm me Te 3 CCE Tn