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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues, February 12, 1985 Utica edges Goreski for first place This past Sunday saw the end of regular season JY am eutalaiision the league standings. One of the largest crowds ever to witness a: broomball game showed up to see Goreski's and Utica battle it out for first place. Going into the game Utica was up by Final Standings Regular Season Team GPW L T GF GAPMPts Utica Farm Equip. 20 16 2 2 68 12145 34 Goreski's Insulation 19 14 2 3 69 17 159 381 Beacock's Hdwe. 19°11 5 3 51 26 141 25 Oddfellows 20 5 11 4 24 61 266 14 Brian'sTowing 20 2 13 5 16 72 173 9 Emmerson"sIns. 20 0 14 6 19 59 165 6 Individual Scorers Name Team G A Pts. | BillDown ~~ Utica 23 7 30 | Alex Shelemba Goreski's 15 10 25 Murray Down Utica 8 15 23 Tom Carroll Goreski's 11 9 20 - Bart Wagar Goreski's 10 7 17 Chester Down Utica - 9 4 13 Beacock"s 7 6 13 Tom Wotten Beacock's 8 4 12 Laval Poulin Beacock's, 7 5 12 Ron Wagg Beacock's 7 5 12 Tweens bounce back for win On Saturday Feb. 9 the Port Perry Tweens "travelled to Mariposa for a league game. We came . out slow in the first period, but near the end of the game livened up, to win by a score of 8-5. Scoring for Port was Kelly Calloway with 4 goals, Connie Norton with 1 goal, 2 assists, Michelle Beare 1 goal, 1 PHOTOS By Appointment Only! Ready while you wait. Call Today. PORT PERRY STAR 235 QUEEN STREET PHONE 905-7383 i JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY Pelow each with 1 goal, while Rachel Traynor, Jackie Durham and Heather Lawrence each picked up 1 assist. Sunday afternoon we had another game against a team from Woodville. Kerri Allen had a super game in net, while the forwards and defence had one of their best games all year. This combination ended with an 8-3 win. Jenny Blanchard scored 4 goals, Michelle Beare 1 goal, 3 assists; Kelly Calloway 1 goal, 3 assists; Kim Caudle 1 goal, 1 assist; Lisa Levy 1 goal, while Connie Nor- ton, Rachel Traynor, . Jennifer Pelow and § Jackie Durham each picked up 1 assist. Good effort girls! SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY - WW WN WW A WW WW ww - a -- "PLAY-OFFS" SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Port Perry MoJacks Bowmanville Eagles GAME TIME: 8:30 P.M. WW WW WW WW WW WW WW Tw ww ww - dd dn ADMISSION: Adults $2.00; Students $1.50; Children 50°. J J lJ } J J ' ' } J J J ' ' t ' J J J ' ) ' ' ' | ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' J ' J ' ' ' Plait Saag aia agiagiiaigiatagtagung ign weg agar ae Se SEE SEE IC ICC ICC IC ICICI ICI. Sponsored by Port Perry Lions Club SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16th three points with Goreski"s holding a game in hand, so all Utica needed was a tie to rescue the top spot which is what they got as the scoreboard showed a 0-0 score at the final horn. In the three previous . meetings Utica had won two, with the other game 'being a scoreless tie. In this week's showdown both teams had their atone it looked like Utica had scored only to have Tubby Beer pull it out before it crossed the line. In the dying minutes Beer was pulled for the extra attacker and with the benefit of a Utica penajty Goreski's ap- plied the pressure only to be thwarted by Keith Fraser and his defence. Utica will now represent Port Perry in the elite division of the Regional Playdowns in Wasaga Beach, March 8th weekend. In other play of the day Beacock's stopped Brian's by a 4-1 tally. Blackstock struck first early in the game when Laval Poulin and Tom Wotten combined. Brian's tied it up on a controversial goal as Bill Peeters slid into the net with the ball. Previous to this Beacock's had two goals called back for various reasons. In the second period Beacock's goal. deflected in Ee Beacock's Hardware finished third in the overall Broomball League standings with 25 points, but they qualify as the Intermediate Division reps at the Regional playoffs to be held March 8 in Wasaga Beach. Front from Terry Black Wayne -- i 's shot from the point for goal number three, and the final marker went to Laval Poulin with the assist go- ing to Cordell Keuning. It was a 1-1 draw bet- ween Emmerson's and Oddfellows as Emmer- son's were on the(hunt for their first win of the season. It was late in the three minutes before Oddfellow's Phil Robin- son and Kevin Martens clicked with 26 seconds to play in the first. The se- cond frame saw both teams held scoreless to ~ » } SE The team sponsored by Utica Farm Equipment captured first place in the Port Perry Broomball League and the right to compete in the Elite Division at Regional playoffs March 8 in Wasaga Beach. Utica edged out Goreski's on the final day of the regular schedule as the two teams played to a hard-fought 0-0 deadlock. Front, from left: leave the score at 1-1. This coming Sunday will see the best of three semi-final playoff rounds start with Goreski"s ing Beacock's at 4:00 hosting ) : p.m. and Utica hosting Oddfellow's at 5:00. In recent tour. play up- dates Goreski's travelled to Seaforth on the weekend of Feb. 2-3 Hp Jack Monsma, Mike Mitchell, Murray where after playing five games they came home with the 'A' champion- ship. On Sat. Feb. 9, Beacock's and Emmer- son's tangled in the 'A' final at Colborne with Beacock's coming out on top. Utica is travelling to Simcoe this weekend to participate in a tour. there. Down, Ken Fraser. Back, from left to right, standing; Arnold Kerry (sponsor), Bill Down, Bruce Smith, lan Down, Scott Dezan, Marcel Martin, Kevin Ibbitson, Keith Fraser, Chester Down, Aldon Smith, Don Card, Gord Geer (coach). [NR sws How i Suds RSL -o... left: P. Archer, S. Hawes, R. Redman, R. McLean, T. Wotten, L. Poulin, R. Alpe, G. Toutant. Back from left: G. Bryans, T. Black, C. Keuning, R. Short, W. McGuigan, R. Wagg, D. Dalton and T. Cochrane. ATOM TOURNAMENT SCUGOG ARENA PORT PERRY 8:00 A.M. - Uxbridge vs. Port Perry 9:00 A.M. - Oshawa Bruins vs. Allison 10:00 A.M. - Flamboro vs. Georgeton 11:00 A.M. - Ernestown vs. St. Claire Beach RE -- Ee - - . m= J RR aa el A