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On Firday, February 22nd, the Pearce Auc- tioneers challenged the Stouffville team in their first matchup of the playoffs. The game commenced with both teams giving all out in an evenly mat- ched well played hockey game. Although both teams had many scoring opportunities, the goal tending was superb and the first period ended 0-0. Then midway thru the second period, Port opened the scoring as Brent Harper broke away from the Stouffville defence and carried it forward over the blue line. The puck was then picked up and netted by Kenton LeFort. Stouffville answered back early in the third period when tueir No.6 scored. Then, while play- ing shorthanded, Port's Davey Bourgeous broke away and rocketed one past the. Stouffville net- minder, making the - score 2-1. Way to go, Davey! The oppositioin put the pressure on and tied it up with a minute and 24 seconds remain- ing on the clock. The game ending in a 2 all tie, The defensive pair of Gavin Carnegie and Greg Thompson played an exceptionally good game as did forwards Scott Heasman and Davey Bourgeois. Well done, boys!! Early Saturday morn- ing, Port's Auctioneers were matched off against the host team at the Uxbridge Tourna- ment. Uxbridge opened the scoring midway through the first period but within minutes, Port tied it up with a well earned unassisted goal by Scott Heasman. Starting off the second period, the forward line of Kenton LeFort, Brent Harper and Brett Lawson rushed the Ux- bridge goalie with Brett Lawson scoring the marker from a scramble in front of the net. The period ended with Port leading 2-1. Uxbridge came back in the third period and tied it up. But seconds later, Scott Heasman scored his second of the game, assisted by fellow lineman Davey Bourgeois. The game PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 26, 1985 -- 25 Scores close in Port Perry Novice games real cliff-hanger until, with approximately 3 minutes remaining, Stouffville trickled a goal into the open net, ending the game with Port down 3-2. The Port Auctioneers gave it their best and we are proud of them. To round out the weekend, .the Novice No. "1's travelled to Keswick on Sunday for an exhibi- tion game. The first period was scoreless and then midway through the OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 -------------- EMMEF BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST PORT PERRY (416) 985 1306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE VICTORIA 18] avo ciev Since isd 11%% 5 Yr. Annual Interest 11% % Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. i e---- second period deferceman Jay King carried the puck up the ice and shot on the Keswick net. The shot was stopped, but Brent Harper scored the re- bound. Then early in the third period, defenceman Greg Thompson picked up the loose puck, car- ried it up the ice dodging Keswick's defence and scored unassisted, mak- ing the score 2-0. But the Keswick team came back and scored twice before the game ended - a 2 all tie. Forwards Mike Labanovich, Brett Lawson, Graham Holt and Richie Tripp all played a terrific game, having many scoring op- portunities but were foil- ed by the Keswick defence. Great game - boys! This Friday Port travels to Stouffville for their rematch of the playoffs. You can do it boys!! WEDNESDAY Is CREPE DAY at EMIEL'S PLACE. HOME INSURANCE DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 Also see us about your Life, Auto, Farm, Commercial & Mortgage Insurance Needs! 7 Trust Us JE | SHR ARE SRS ENE SS ha PR La QAR eT ANA wv pened vena Hw ended in a 3-2 victory for [ Port. The second game of for You r Members of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club came home the tournament saw Port : with several medals from the annual Pine Ridge competition held Pitted against Stouffville Automotive February 16 in Uxbridge. In top photo at left is Chris McGill who in their second matchup Servi = won a bronze in the juvenile division and Robin Prentice with a silver °f the weekend. This ervice in the preliminary boys competition. In bottom photo are Meredith game exciting en Allin with a bronze in pre-juvenile; Vanessa Sorley with gold in pre- friday nich Needs ... iday night game. KM itlbitoninons juvenile and Tammy Zaparanuik with a pre-juvenile bronze. As the buzzer went to end the first period, Port was down 2-0 but the game was far from over GUARANTEED SERVICE : GUARANTEED GM PARTS Port came out strong GUARANTEED PRICE in the second period and - at the 5 minute mark, Sandy Mark got a breakaway and scored unassisted. Then mid- way through the third period, Brent Harper tied it up from a scram- ble in front of the net. Mike Pashley played another outstanding includes game in the net for Port . . making many outstan- ® Lube, Oil & Filter ® Brakes ® Tires ® Shocks ® Tune-Ups © Batteries ® Transmissions ... & MORE ding glove saves and stopped several Stouff- ville breakaways. At the end of regulation time, the game was tied 2 all. Then a 10 minute sud- den death overtime period started with each team minus their goaltenders and no goals allowed from outside the blue line. The tension mounted as the teams played some of their finest hockey of the season. Port's forward Davey Bourgeois displayed many fine goaltending skills several times during the ovetime period. Defencemen Andrew Jones, Gavin Carnegie, Clay Scott and Tom Dur- ward did a fine job keep- ing the puck away from Port's net. This was a \. -- EA -- COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE SERVICE DEPT. 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