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Port Perry Minor Hockey League resulis "BANTAM Consumers Gas - 6 Emmerson's Ins. -5 Consumers Gas made it seven victories in a row when they won on Saturday morning over Emmerson's Insurance 6-5. This victory did not come easy for the Gas Works, as they had to work hard to hold on to the win as the rewrite came back late in the third period by scoring three times giving the Gas Works some uneasy moments. Mike Brock scored to give Emmersons an early 1-0 lead, then Joe Hamilton got the Gas Works back at even terms 1-1, at the end of the first period. Derek Taylor picked up an assist on Brock's goal. The second period was much the same as the first with no one giving in. Both teams traded some close calls around ithe nets but when the period was over, it was still tied up 2-2. Steve McTavish scored for Emmerson with help from Jason Petrie and Chris Logan. Lionel Deknecht scored for Consumers from Allen Shepstone. When the third period got underway who would expect Jumbo Joe to get things underway so quickly at the 34 second mark, he did just that. Then the Gas Works were underway as they scored four un- answered goals. Ham- ilton getting two, Cary Dowson and Deknecht his second of the day. Assisting on these goals were Logan 2, Jim Jack- man 2 and Dowson. Then things got hot for the Gas Works as Emmersons turned on the burners with 5:30 to go when Jason Bert- rand, David Irvine and Mike Brock with his second, made life an . agony for the Gas Works Taylor, McTavish along with Brock added assists. Cochrane's - 3 IGA-1 The Cochrane Trotters started out the 8th part of the schedule with a bang, finally gett- ing out of the slump winning 3-1 over the IGA lads. The IGA team made it tough on the Trotters before they pulled out the win. The bundle carriers took an early lead, and held on until the second period. Frank Van- Veghel gave the IGA it's early lead, then at 9:22 in the second period, Jeff Crone got his first of three. Terry Bache with two assists, Flip McBride and Chris Watson each had one apiece. This game was a real. struggle much like the encounter before Christmas, when it end- ed in a 3-3 deadlock, from there both teams had trouble winning. But today, Cochrane's came out on top 3-1. Next week there's a change in times: Emmersons at IGA - 7:00 A.M.; Consumers at Cochranes 6:30 P.M. Although the crowds wasn't as large as organizers might have hoped, there was some pretty good hockey on display Satur- day night at the Scugog Arena as the CHOO Radio Roadrunners (bolstered by several local players) took on the Port Perry Ban- dits, with proceeds going to Minor Hockey. Doing the ceremonial face-off honours is Pierre Leduc with Paul Taalman for CHOO GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- Annual Rates -- 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 2 YEARS 3 YEARS NY Wy -a -_-- at left, and Mike Adams for the Bandits. The refs, who got some "special treatment" in the third period are Tony Oxley and Todd Wilbur. The game ended up in a 6-6 tie with Wayne Fox getting four goals for the Ban- dits, singles to Bill Bridge and Tim Kane. For CHOO, Jim Taylor had three goals, Bill Little had a pair and Wayne Russel chipped in with one. INSURANCE DJ TAYLO INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 Also see us about your Life, Auto, Farm, Commercial & Mortgage Insurance Needs! ORT PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. Janvary 24, 1984 -- 21 PEE WEE Wes Lane - 8 Lions Club - 4 Saturday's 1st game saw a fired up Lane team skate to a 8-4 win over the Lions. Lane's set the tone of the game early as they scored their first goal at the 8 second mark. Strong forechecking and back- checking seem to be Lane's game plan as they executed it toa T., frustrating the Lion's attack time and time again. Pat Muldoon was the big shooter for Lanes as he had a natural hat trick. Also having a strong game for Lanes was Paul Turner with 2 goals and 1 assist, Scott White, 2 goals, Peter Brock 1 goal, 3 assist. Steve Diceman had the hot stick for the Lions Club with 2 goals, with singles going to Adam Cummings and Marvin Hughes. Jamie Mabley picked up 1 assist. Scala Bros. -5 W.Frank-4 Scala Bros. picked up 2 pts. with an impress- ive win over W. Frank. In the first half of the game Scala was fighting back from a 1 or 2 deficit. At the 5 minute mark of the 2nd they tied the score at 3, then 2 quick goals, 1 late in the 2nd, and an early goal in the 3rd gave them the lead which they would not relinquish. Shawn Phillips and Ed Toffin led the way for Scala with a pair of goals each. Picking up the single marker was Adam Danter. Picking up assists were Graham Sullivan with 2 and Jeff Bedome with 1. Mike Griffin and Kenny Smart led the way for Franks with 1 goal and 1 assist each. Notching singles were Chris Carr and Craig Lasky. Credited with assists were John Andrews 2 and Doug Adams 2. Remember guys, there is no hockey this Saturday (Jan. 28) as the annual Pee Wee Tourn. takés place. However, there is a practice for all four teams Thursday (Jan. 26) at Blackstock. Wes Lane and Lions Club practice from 5:30 p.m. to 6:35 p.m. and W. Frank and Scala practice from 6:45 p.m. to 7:50 p.m. ATOM Marj Tripp - 4 Lake Scugog Lumber - 2 Noel Lovering led the way with 2 goals for Tripp in a 4-2 victory over their rivals from Scugog Lumber. Team- mates Mike Olaisen and Cliff Lefort had 1 each and Lefort also contri- buted an assist. For Scugog Andy Wilson and Brett Free had goals with . Jeff Labanovich assisting on both. UAW-3 Swamp Garage -0 Goalie Brian Madill registered his 4th shut- out of the season to lead UAW to victory. John Woodward, Shawn Naney and Jason Mec- Bride provided the goals, with McBride also adding an assist. Heading into the last month of the regular season the standings are: Team Points Marj Tripp 23 UAW 18 Scugog 17 Swamp 8 NOVICE Gord Lewis - 2 Port Perry Printing - 0 Gord Lewis scored late in the second period to take a 1-0 lead then late in the third to defeat Port Perry Printing 2-0. Lewis scoring Adam Johnson and Andrew Pereman 1 goal each, Derek Buller picked up the lone assist. Davids Hairstyling - 3 Don Forder Ins. -3 At the end of the second period Davids Hairstyling were lead- ing 3-0 but Don Forders came back in the third to end the game in a 3-3 tie. David's scoring Simon Traynor a hat trick, assists went to Toby Schewin and Dave Pashley. Forder's scor- ing Dale Bradbury 1 goal, 1 assist, Brett Lawson and Joey Vill- eneuve 1 goal each, Jeff Drury and Jeremy Norton each picked up an assist. Kinsmen -8 Remax Realty - 4 Kinsmen outscored Remax Realty 84 in a goal filled game. Kins- men scoring Ryan Ridgeway a hat trick, Chad Venning 2 goals, Lee Whitter and Sandy Mark 1 goal, 1 assist each, Marc Porier 1 goal, Neil Mueller and Jay King 2 assists each, Mike Labanovich 1 assist. Remax scoring Robert McEachern 4 goals, assists went to - Louis Whitfield and Kevin Metheral 1 apiece. Port Perry Printing - 0 Davids Hairstyling - 0 Port Perry Printing and Davids Hairstyling played to a 0-0 tie in a very entertaining game. Steven Stiles and Daryl Slack played well in net.. Kinsmen - 2 Gord Lewis -0 Kinsmen got on the scoreboard early in this close game. Gord Lewis had many chances but Chad Venning of Kin- smen kept them off the scoreboard. Kinsmen scoring Mike Tripp and Marc Porier each had a goal and an assist. Don Forder Ins. - 2 Remax Realty - 1 For our third close game of the day Don Forder Ins. defeated Remax Realty 2-1. Forder's scoring Brett Lawson and Jeremy Norton 1 goal each, Todd Smart 1 assist. Remax lone goal Robert McEachern unassisted. FIRST YEAR TYKES Most improved players for this week are Kevin Gray, Matthew Philips and John Jamieson from Scugog Overhead Doors. Jason Robinson and Mike Morden from Dow- son's Red and White. Pat Smith, Darrell McNeaney and Brandon Puckrin from Black- stock Antenna. There will be no house league play next week January 28th as there is a tournament, but will go again at the same time the following Sat- urday. Fon IINIOR "07 JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY = TUES., JANUARY 24th ~ Bowmanville Eagles VS Port Perry MoJacks 4 YEARS ADMISSION: Studame $350 GAME TIME: $ $2.00; Students $1. . 5 YEARS ERRY AUTO GLASS & TRIM and Children 50: R3cP.M. -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- COMPLETE PORT PERRY Rates subject to change without notice. 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