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ns Jp The Pearce Auction- eers had a busy Thurs- day at the Omemee Tournament playing 3 games and coming '>"me Consolation winners. To choose a Most Valuable Player would he an impossible' task as each and every player gave 110 per cent to the game. They can be very proud of their games as the opposition found it very difficult to penetrate Port's lines. The Auctioneers matched up against the Oshawa Red Wings in their first game. It was Davey Bourgeois who opened up the scoring unassisted early in the 1st period tucking one in behind the Oshawa goal- tender. Port held onto their 1-0 lead throughout the 2nd period but early in the 3rd Oshawa tied it up. It was anybody's game until Oshawa got the go ahead goal at the 3:29 mark of the 3rd period. With both teams battling for the puck, Oshawa n¢tted the clincher with 6 seconds remaining putting Port in the Consolation runn- ing. Their second game was against Fenelon Falls as Port came out anxigps and opened the scoring within 30 seconds of the opening whistle on a goal by Davey Bourgeois from defenceman Jay King. But their lead was short lived as Fenelon Falls led the score 8 seconds later. The rest of the period remained sqoreless with many i rushes by both sides. Then early in the second period Port's Sandy Mark scored un- assisted after stealing the puck away from the Fenelon Fall's defence- man. VDERS The Auctioneers kept the pressure on and scored again less than a minute later, the goal going to Brett Lawson assisted by Kenton Le- Fort. Brett Lawson finished off the scoring from a scramble in front of the net, late in the second period. Port held onto their 4-1 lead during the 3rd period earning their birth in the_cansolation finals. Their 3rd and final game of the day saw Port's Mike Pashley topping his previous outstanding games with his first shut-out, well done Mike. Still warm from the previous win, Port came out all fired up for the final match-up against Little Britain. Sixteen seconds after théopen- ing face-off, Brent Harper received a pass from Clay Scott and drilled one by Little Britain goal keeper. Then midway through the 1st period Brett 'Lawson scored his 3rd of the day with assists going to Clay Scott and Brent Harper. With 2 minutes remaining 'Graham Holt brought the puck through the opposition and scored unassisted ending the 1st _périod with a 3-0 lead. i The Auctioneers con- tinued to~control the - play with good passing: and excellent team work demonstrated throughout the game. The 2nd period was scoreless; but early in the third, Port continu- ed their scoring spree with a goal by Davey Bourgeoistassisted by defenceman Gavin Car-\, negie. Davey Bourgeois then scored his second of the game and his 4th of the tournament on a CHEVROLET - going to fellow linesman Scott Heasman and Sandy Mark. Rounding off the scor- ing with seconds re- maining Scott Heasman banged one.in a 'by Davey Bougeois and Sandy Mark, ending the game with a 6-0 victory. During the 3 games in *~ Omemee, we the fans, saw Port show many hockey and skating skills they have been taught by the coaching staff of Bob Spenceley, Ken Parry, Murray Empringham and Greg Heasman. Well done earned and deserve your medals. League Play After loosing to the Red Wings in Oshawa on December 30 4-0, the isted- Pearce Auctioneers came back strong and defeated the Red Wings 4-2 on January 4. The game started with the Red Wings dominating the play but Port's goalie, Mike Pashley kept Oshawa off the scoreboard. Midway through the 1st period, Port opened the scoring with a goal by Brett Lawson on a PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Jan, 7, 1985 -- 23 Consolation win for Novice A team team gffort with assists boys, you all really pass from Kenton Le- Fort. About 2 minutes later Oshawa tied it up on a bounce off Mike's pads. Then with 2:15 left Sandy Mark carried the puck up the boards and blasted a hard shot, stopped by the Oshawa goalie, but Scott Heas- man was there and netted the rebound. As the 2nd period progressed, Davy Bourgeois made a rush up the ice but was tripped and a penalty was given to the Oshawa team. With 6 seconds into the penalty, Sandy Scugog Mens no contact results Galley Fish & Chips - 3 Smith Contracting - 3 Smiths opened the scoring early in this game on a goal by Peter Lane. Assisted by Scott Davis and Mike Driscoll. Galley came ~ back quickly on goals by Terry Rose and Kelly Lee. Mike Driscoll slipp- ed a puck in assisted by ~ Peter Lane to tie the game at 2. Terry Rose put Galley up by 1 again only to see Denzil Irvine B.J.'s goals by James Duncan, assisted by Richie LeFort and Mike - Fitzgerald. Thep Mike Fisgerad poh Cris Brain and Richie Le- Fort. J&D Carpentry - 3 Larocque Elec. - 2 For the third time thi¢ season Larocque came up on the short end of a 3-2 game. Scoring for J&D ¥ohn Robertson, unassisted, Dan Carty knot -the sc re-a¢ 3---and Bob Tarbotton. assisted by Scott Davis and Rick Hope. Final score 3-3: Compton T.V-5 B.J. Donuts - 2 Compton's awesome attack proved to be too much for B.J.'s in this game with Glen McCoy leading the way with 2_ goals. Other Compton goals by Ron Compton, Bill Hurst and Ray Zaparaniuk. Assists to Bill Hurst, Steve Calder 2, Dennis Sims and Ed Olsen. & Nobody it Better! OLOSMOSILE LTD. [ pyr PO BOX 1388 268 EN STREET PORT FERRY ] | 427-6903 afin PORT PERRY bial L08 INO 985-8401 PORT PERRY WADO KAI Demonstration «.: " Assists to Dennis Lycett and . Joe Curran. Lar- ocque's goals by Pete VanWeston and Bill VanCamp. Assists Roger Moase 2. place Sports- 's attack was negat- ed by Crandells goal- keeper Laval Poulin time after time. Cran- dell's Dave Roth scored 1 goal and assisted on another. Mark Burger scored what proved to be the winning goal at the 12:18 mark of the third period. Wayne Fox Name CL STANDINGS AS OF JAN: 2 Team W.l. T. G.F.GA.Pts. Sportsland 9 4 3 57 33 21 Galley Fish and Chips 7 3 6 47 40 20 Larocque Electric 8 6 2 49 43 18 J&D Carpentry 6 5 5 45 42 17 Compton T.V. 7 7 2 38 36 16 B.J. Donuts 5 7 4 42 58 14 Smith Contracting 3 8 5 33 4 11 Crandells Riverboat 5 10 1 34 51 11 SCORING LEADERS G Team . A Pts. D. Bourgeois Sportsland 15 14 29 J. Foster . Sportsland 13 15 28 K. Smart Sportsland 10 14 24 B. Samis Galley Fish & Chips 11 11 22 ° K. Little Larocque 8 12 2 D. Smith Galley Fish & Chips 9 ~ 10 19 R. LeFort B.J. Donuts 8 10 18 "J. Curran J&D 5 12 17 B. VanCamp Larocque 10 6 16 W. Taylor Larocque 8 8 16 ( Call your Investors Personal Financial Planner today for more information 7 LS Nelson C. 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Later in the period Oshawa put in one more in a loosing Apne scored an empty net "Greg Roberts, Kotarba and ssists for Crandells to John ~ Ken attempt ending the gamein a 4-2 victory for Port. Co The defensive lines of Jay King, Greg Thomp- son, Andrew Jones, Gavin Carnegie, Tom Durward and Clay Scott all played a good aggressive game, chall- enging the Oshawa offense in their own end. On the offensive, Sandy Mark played an overall exceptionally fine game chalking up a goal and 2 assists in Port's win. Good luck boys in your game against Pickering Tues- day. ® Traffic jam in league standings Jeffrey. Sportsland's only. goal by Wayne Norton _ assisted by k Jobb and Rick Bowling news SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES Team Standings: Quail - 31; Grouse - 17; Partridge - 16; Phea- sants - 15; Chuckers - 14; Mallards 12. MEN: DD High Single Flat: Bill Turner - 284. High Single with Handicap: Ted Harvard - 297. . High Triple Flat: Bill Turner - 690. High Triple with Handicap: Ted Harvard - 707. < LADIES: = High Single Flat: Kay Imrie - 266. High Single with Handicap: Kay Imrie - 294. . High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider - 622. High Triple with Handicap: Vivian Rider - 683. Over 210: Bill Turner - 211,284; Kay McBride - 525252525252525¢5252525252525252525252525252525252525252452525¢2 JUNIOR "C" ~ HOCKEY SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY 227,212; Ted Harvard - 274,214; Mary Pipher - 212; Terry Black - 5: Kay Imrie - 266; Vie Rider - 237,229; Dave Vincent - 211; Hopkins 210; Jim Rider.<223,232; Al York - 223; Ray Wright - 224,211; Robbin Black - 260,218; Don Francis - 223; Marcy Trimble - 210. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Round Ups - 25; Scooby Doos - 20; Steakettes - 19; Razzle Dazzle - 15; Absentees - 14; Alley Cats - 12. "Singles over 200: M. Raby 240,233; K Harper" - 246,225; J. ° Leach - 264; D. Dar- gavel - 234; K. McBride - 226; C. Philip - 208; Triples over 600: K Harper - 660; M. Raby 639; J. Fleming - 608. SUN., JANUARY 13th Port Perry MoJacks S. Uxbridge Bruins NOTE: Game Time 7:30 P.M. ADMISSION: Adults $2.00; Students $1.50; Children 50°. $95.00; One Year $175.00 SP.M. Marion