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3 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November S$, 1985 Pins and strikes at the bowling lanes WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: Alley Cats - 17, Little Red Corvettes - 28; Lead Bot- toms - 25; The Wild Ones - 28, Rear Enders - 27; Misfits - 22. High Singles: Marg Hiemstra - 278 Sandra Fraser - 263, Pat Norton - 248, Kim Evans - 239, Bev Evans - 222 247, Mary Hawes - 228,237, Viv Rider - 227,208, Debbie Olliffe - 223, Alice Spence - 208. pan BY The faster Seal Society Vv High Singles with Handicap: Marg Hiemstra - 334,212, Sandra Fraser - 316,236, Kim Evans - 299, Bev Evans - 256,281; Alice Spence - 207,249; Kathy O'Neil - 236, Viv Rider - 212,250,231; Margo Brain - 233, Debbie Olliffe - 231, Debbie Storms - 224; Joan Stauffer - 217,215, Cyd Stauffer - 206. High Triples: Mary Hawes - 649, Viv Rider - 624 High Triples with Handicap: Mary Hawes - 655; Viv Rider - 675. oh 2 Wt 4 al i #52 Constable Stu Giffin of the Durham Region Police and Cora Malischewski, of Oshawa, this year's Easter Seals Tammy, posed for a picture last week to promote the first ever athletic games for the disabled in Durham Region. Sponsored by the Police force, the games will be held November 23 at the Pickering Recreation Complex. More than 60 young people are expected to take part in the games which include swimming and obstacle courses. Bantams lose 5-4 by Mark Barkey The Goreski Insulation Bantams came up on the short end of the stick last Wednesday as they lost 54 to Uxbridge The game was fast paced with both teams playing well The first period belonged to Port as they controlled most of the play Port notched the games first goal on a beautiful passing play between Brad Menzies, Jeff Oke and Brad Traves Brad Traves was given the puck in front of the net anda made no mistake as he put Port in the lead The next two goals were scored by Uxbridge. thus leaving them with a 2-1 lead going into the second penod Three goals were scored in the se |W --" TROPHIES and ENGRAVING PINE RIDGE SPORTS sHOP Queen St, Port Perry 985-2839 -- cond penod. Two of them from Port. and one from Uxbridge The first goal came from Port on a hard wrist shot from Jamies Menzies, assisted by Greg Stapleton and Mark Barkey This goal left the game tied at two and the tension was building Uxbridge then struck back and again regained the lead, but not for long Brad (the chief) Menzies fired home a slapshot that the goalie never even saw This goal came eight seconds later This ended the scoring for the second period and they went into the third period with a 33 te Uxbndge came out wath the desire to wan and exactly fourteen seconds nto the third period, scored Port was not through yet as War ren Geer scored on an unassisted ef- fort with 8 48 remaining The teams were tense, they were tied and there was no room for error All of a sud- den the menacing force of Greg Cook and Todd Williamson raced down the ice and scored There was now 6 04 left to play and despite Port's efforts they just couldn't tie the game and Uxbridge came away with a 5-4 victory Our next home game is Wednes- day, November 6, when we meet Bowmanville THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING LEAGUE Total Points: Centennial Lanes - 40; Legion 419 - 36; Dowsons - 31, Emmersons - 28, Philp Pontiac - 27, Brian's Towing - 26, Home Hard- ware - 25; Port Perry IGA - 24, Village Taxi - 24, Chris Allen Aluminum - 22; Norm's General Contracting - 9, Scugog Oil and Undercoating - 9. Top 3 Total Pinfall: Centennial Lanes - 23128; Port Perry IGA - 23110; Philp Pontiac - 22921. High Singles Flat: Roger Todd - 314, Gerry Louvelle - 308; Brian Bray - 295. High Singles with Handicap: Brian Bray - 336; Roger Todd - 314; Gerry Louvelle - 308; Jack Cook Jr. -294; T. Edwards - 288. High Triples Flat: Roger Todd - 749; Jack Cook Jr. - 708; Gerry Louvelle - 707; Tim Ashbridge - 707. High Triple with Handicap: Jack Cook Jr. - 783; Brian Bray - 775, Roger Todd - 749; Jim Ballingall - 732; J. Burrows - 730; T. Fduarde - 716. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Team Standings: Pitted Cherries - 42; Lemons - 37, Strawberry Shortcake - 34; Honeydews - 31; Kiwis - 27; Pears - 19. Singles over 200: Joanne Leach - 213: Joan Fleming - 209; Linda Hughes - 210; Lucy Wilson - 215; Doris Dargavel - 211,254. Triples over 600: Doris Dargavel - 660. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Red Wings - 35: Rangers - 31. Leafs - 27. Oilers - 27 Bruins 25. Canadiens - 23. Men's High Single Flat: Jim Rider - 271. Men's High Single with Handicap: Jim Rider - 271 Men's High Rider - 755 Men's High Triple with Handicap: Jim Rider - 755 Ladies High Single Flat: Pat Turner - 266 l.adies High Single with Han- dicap: Pat Turner - 295 Ladies High Triple Flat: Pat Turner - 674 Ladies High Triple with Han- dicap: Pat Turner - 703 Ladies Over 210: Pat Turner 214.266. Kay McBride - 242.233 Ladies Triple over 600: Pat Turner - 674. K McBride - 672 Men Over 210: Jim Rider 271.257.227. Bill Turner - 270.237 Jim Redman 225 Tom Tennyson 220 Lorne Clark 217. Ken Pipher 2150 AL Argue 214 Men's Triple over 615: 70 Bill Turner 710 Triple Flat: Jim Jim Rader TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE Tuesday, October 29, 1985 Team Standings: Redoubtables 40. Bushers - 40. Accidents - 36. blue Jays 30. Young and Old - 23. Retreads 21 High Single: Ed Weinhold - 298 High Single with Handicap: Jason Weinhold - 305 High Triple: Jim Rider - 782 High Triple with Handicap: Jason Weinhold - 753 215 And Over: Kevin Haugen 221.232. Shawn Cochrane - 258 Pat Mason - 286. Ed Weinhold - 298. Jason Weinhold - 247. Bill Owen 220. Bill Ruesink - 251. John Criscione - 236. Jim Rider 249,266,267 600 And Over: Kevin Haugen 645. Pat Mason - 651. Shawr Cochrane - 604. Ed Weinhold - 611. Bill Ruesink - 604 Jim Rider - 782 289.218.211. Janet Smith - 227. Marg Moore - 220. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Pepsodents 43. Colgates - 38. Crests = 35. Ultra- Brites 31 Aqua Fresh 24. Close: Ups 19 High Single: Carol Koch - 289 High Triple: Carol Koch = 718 Triples over 600: Carol Koch - 718. Ann Meester - 617 Singles over 200: Carol Koch Ann Meester - 251. Marg Lee - 214. Gern Langille - 210, Heather Moore - 202 JUNIOR LEAGUE BOWLING Lemans - 23; 12; Pon- Team Standings: Firebirds - 20; Buicks - Two losses, win tiacs - 10; Chevettes - 5. Old: smobiles - 5. Girls High Single: Christine Linkert - 157. Girls High Double: Christine Linkert - 291. Boys High Single: Jason Cooper - 236. Boys High Double: Jason Cooper - 461. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 9:00 P.M. BOWLING Team Standings: Smurfs 42 Snorks - 41: Fhintstones - 35: Littles 31. Jetsons - 24. Chipmunks 16 Singles over 200: Tina Rose - 208 k:lma Vernon - 217: Valh Harris 220. Gail Loudtoot - 202.200. High Single: Vall Harns - 220 High Triple: Valli Harms - 591 for the Novice A / L The Novice No. 1's played an ex- hibition game against the Oshawa Red Wings on Friday, October 25th and were soundly beaten 6-0. But the players redeemed themselves on the following Saturday afternoon when they were hosted by Picker- ing. The game ended with Port win- ning 5-0. In both games the forward line of Mike Labanovich, Brett Lawson and Sandy Mark played exceptional. As a result of their digging and skating, much of the play was kept out of our end. Great game, boys. On Saturday, in Pickering, although the Pearce Auctioneers outplayed the Pickering team and had many scoring opportunities, they were unable to capitalize on them until late in the second period. With only a minute remaining, Joey Broadworth netted his first of the season, with well earned assists go- ing to Davey Bourgeois and Scott Heasman. Thirty seconds later, Brent Harper scored his first of the game, assisted by defenceman Keith Haist, the period ending with Port leading 2-0. In the third period after several attempts, Davey Bourgeois put Port's third goal between the pipes, assisted by Scott Heasman. Eleven seconds later, Brent Harper scored his second of the day, assisted by Gavin Carnegie an Kenton LeFort. To round off the scoring, Joey Broadworth scored again, ending the game at 5-0 win for Port. On Friday, November 1st, the Pearce Auctioneers hosted the Port Hope Panthers for their first match- up of the season. Although the game resulted in a 5-1 loss, the team played well but were kept off the scoreboard until late in the third period. Davey Bourgeois put in Port's lone marker on a beautiful shot assisted by Brent Harper. For- ward Jay Tredway and defenceman Andrew Jones played a great game Friday with Andrew clearing the puck out of our end and Jay making many good rushes. To make the weekend complete, the team travelled to Brooklin on Sunday afternoon and played Whit- by in an exhibition game. It was Port Perry's game from the first drop of the puck until the buzzer went to end the game. All the team members played a grea game giving 100 percent all the time, defeating Whitby 8-0. The scoring went as follows: Davey Bourgeois 2 goals and 2 assists; Brent Harper 2 goals; Mike Labanovich 1 goal and 1 assist; Sandy Mark 1 goal; Jay Tredway 1 goal, Scott Heasman 2 assists and Kenton LeFort; Greg Thompson and goalie Mike Pashley - 1 assist each. The Novice No. 1's next game is Friday, November 8th at 7 p.m against Stouffville. See you there Petites open on a winning note On Saturday. November 2, the Bruton'sI D A Petites travelled to Mariposa for our first league game and were successful with a 13-6 vic- tory Port got on the scoreboard early and maintained the lead throughout the game At the end of the first period the score was 92 for Port Tracy Pelow. in goal, made some good stops She was helped by the defense of Tanya Towns, Kim Finley, Kim Pop pleton and Christina Hicken Scorers in this game were Denna Lovering 3 goals, 3 assists: Lyn- dsay Dutkewich 3 goals. 3 assists. Amy Parliament 5 goals, 2 assists. Shannon Fox 2 goals, Kelly Men: zies 4 assists, Kim Finley, Kim Poppleton and Christina Hicken | assist each. Jennifer Morden and all of the girls played well in this first game. All were skating and passing the ring well which resulted in the number of goals scored All seemed to like the new extended zone tvoe of play The Bruton's I D A Petites play their. next game on Saturday, November 9th at 12.30 PM in the local arena against Woodville Be sure to come and see these girls in action Ron Hewat on the Organ November ss 21 SH MONTH?' Downtown in Port Perry at EMIEL'S PLACE 985-2066