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a pe uk Rt da dat Sa i do ei i eT IR a IRS aa Ei ER le ARTA AEE Low Taking three out of four top positions Broomball teams en This past Saturday saw the Port Perry Broomball Assoc. host its an- nual 16 team tournament at the Manvers Twp. Arena. It was a good turnout as teams travelled from as far away as Barrie, Brampton and Palmerston to participate. With six local teams present it . was quite fitting that the league took home three of the top four positions as Utica Farm Equipment 'were runners-up in the 'A' division and Beacock's Hardware downed B&L Donuts to split the 'B' division hardware. The tournament got started at 7:00 a.m. with Utica" blanking Oshawa Home Video 6-0. The scorers were lan Down and Bill Down with 2 apiece and singles go- ing to Chester Down and Kevin Ib- 1" There was some fine curling at the Blackstock Club December 30 as eight teams squared off in the annual Mens Club Spiel. When the final rock had been thrown, the rink skipped by Robert Archer (second from left) came out on bittson. In their second game they eliminated Oshawa's Weedman by 3-1. Goals came from the brooms of Aldon Smith, Ken Fraser and Bill Down. The semi-final saw Goreski's 80 home with a 4-2 loss to the Plow Jockeys. Bill Down, Murray Down, Chester Down and Ken Fraser did the damage in this game. The cham- pionship was a rather chippy affair as Utica clashed with the Figure Design Rangers of Barrie. Utica struck first midway through period number one as Bruce Smith set up Chester Down. It looked like Utica may get away with the champion- ship until with 2:08 to play in regula- tion time the Rangers tied it up. In the overtime Rangers went out fly- ing scoring their first on the power play and adding three more (left). top with 50.5 points, just 4 of a point ahead of Strong start in New Year for Port Perry Novice Port Perry Novice No,1 came out strong for their first game of the new year as they defeated the Ux- bridge. Representatives 4-0. Both teams played good end to end hockey with Mike Pashley playing a standout game in net. Port's first goal came off the stick of Chad' Kearns midway into the first period with Sandy Mark picking up the assist. With less than 5 minutes re- maining in the second period Ken- ton Lefort netted Port's second of the night assisted by Clay Scott. To end the second period, Davey Bourgeois put one more past the Ux- bridge netminder with Greg Thomp- son assisting. To put the icing on the cake, Jay Tredway put Port ahead 4-0 on a beautiful unassisted goal. Good game boys. On Sunday, January 5th, the Auc- tioneers travelled to Lindsay to play what proved to be a very exciting game. Port played a very ag- gressive game constantly putting thg¢ Lindsay goalie to the test. Although they had many chances in the 1st period they just couldn't beat the Lindsay goaltender. Lindsay, however, snuck one by Mikey but that lead was short lived as Port's Chad Kearns tied it up early in the second period on a perfectly ex- ecuted unassisted goal. With only 20 seconds into the 3rd period Port's Andrew Jones put in his 1st of the season since changing from defence to wingman. Andrew was a strong defenceman but he is proving to be even more dangerous to the opposition on offence. Way to go Andrew! Jay Tredway and Davey Bourgeois got well earned assists on that goal. Good linework boys! Later in the 3rd period Lindsay tied it up and then 2 minutes later put in one more. The game ending with Port down 3-2. Port really made Lindsay work for their victory as it was anybody's game right up to the last second. Forwards Chad Kearns and Mike Labanovich and defenseman Scott Heasman and Clay Scott worked hard and really played a terrific game! On Friday, January 10 the J.T. Pearce Novice Auctioneers met the strong Bowmanville team and were soundly defeated 5-1. Port's lone goal was scored late in the 3rd period by Davy Bourgeois unassisted. The following day the Novice No.1 team journeyed to Port Hope for another league encounter. This 'thereafter. The lone Utica goal in the overtime came from the broom of Smith. B&L Donuts were the second Port team to play as they were downed by Weedman 4-1 with Jim Weir not- ching. their marker. They then knocked off Home Video 3-2 in dou- ble overtime sudden death after regulation time had left them deadlocked at 1-1. Norm DeJong with two and a single by Eric Kristensen did the damage. In their semi-final they met league rivals Oddfellows whom they haven't beat yet, and blanked them 2-0. Dave Rooney and Warren Strong con- nected with the back of the net. In the 'B' final they again met a league rival, Beacock's Hardware to whom they lost 2-0. Dale Van Camp's rink. Robert's team-mates for _ the day were Luke Van Ryswick, Roy Bradburn and Merrill Van Camp. Making the trophy - presentation is club president Harold Wright game was a turn-around from the Friday night game as the Auc- . tioneers went on the ice prepared to work. Port opened the scoring after Clay Scott blocked the puck at the blue line then passed it to Greg Thomp- son who manouvered through the Port Hope defence and passed to Chad Kearns who rifled. it past the Port Hope goaltender. Port Hope tied the game up in the 2nd period. Defencemen Jay King played a stand-out game today mak- ing several offensive rushes as well as being back to cover-up. Good work Jay! Our other defencemen, Keith Haist, Brett Lawson, Scott Heasman, Gavin Carnegie and Clay Scott all played a strong game for "Port. Mike Pashley played a solid game in net making many great saves. Port Hope scored again in the 3rd . period ending the game with Port Perry down 2-1. The Auctioneers of- fensive lines tried hard but just couldn't seem to beat the Port Hope goalie. Keep passing and shooting 0ys, you can do it! Port Perry's next game is in Pickering on Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 14, 1986 -- 2) Oddfellows lost their first game to a former Port team now playing in Oshawa, as Brian's Towing defeated them 4-1 with Bill Bridge doing the scoring. In their next game they eliniinated Britches of Millbrook by 3-2. Dave Canning, Brian Pomeroy and Scott Heard did the scoring. As mentioned before they were sent home by B&L with the 2-0 loss. Goreski's Insulation started their day off by beating Millbrook Brit- ches 4-2 in overtime when it ended two all after regular time. Mark Lee with two, Bill St. John and Bart Wagar got the goals. They then went out later in the day and blanked Brian's Towing 5-0. Two goals came from the broom of Wagar with Tom Powell, Dan Taylor and Randy Sullivan. In their 4-2 loss to Utica, Lee and Powell notched the markers. Insurall Blue Bonkers sent Em- merson's Insurance to the 'B' side in a 2-1 battle with Les Allen doing the scoring in this one. They were then eliminated in sudden death overtime after a 0-0 score by . Beacock's Hardware to the tune of 3-2. Both goals in the overtime were netted by Charlie Dennis. + Beacock's started their route to the 'B' division title with a first game loss to Palmerston as Ron joy tournament success Wagg got the lone goal. In their dou- ble overtime truimph over Emmer- sons' it was again Wagg as he scored all three markers in the ex- tra time of play. In the semi-final against Samarai Warriors of ~ Brampton, Mr. Wagg continued his scoring streak as he netted two more as he put the winner in with just 6 seconds bf play left. Tom Wot- + ten got the other. In the champion- ship against B&L, Rick Alpe from Tom Wotten and Dave Dalton from Wagg capped their days scoring. MVP and best goalie awards for the day were handed out when the tournament was finished. On the 'A' side best goalie went to Don Card of Utica, with Curtis Wicks of the Rangers getting MVP. Ray VanderWielen of B&L got top goalie honours on the 'B' side with Ron Wagg getting MVP. Our mistake Our apologies to the Port Perry Ringette Association and the Lions Club of Port Perry for an error which occurred in an advertisement last week for a scheduled Ringette Tournament. The ad should have read 'Sponsored by the Lions Club of Port Perry" and not the Kinsmen Club of Port Perry. We sincerely apologies for any inconvenience this error may have caused. Curling Corner by Scott Howey Last Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday five teams from the Port Perry Curling Club travelled to Oshawa for .the Annual R.S. McLaughliri- Bonspiel. Qualifying zones were played on Monday and Tuesday with the finals on Wednes- day. The team of Willie Beaton, Don Beaton, Mark Howsam, and Roger McKnight lost in the Consolation final while Ian Griffen's team lost ii: the 2nd event final. Mens League Play-offs for the 1st schedule were won by Brad Howsam's team for Monday night and Wednesday- Thursday play-off for one winner was won by Brian Hamilton's team. Good luck to Vern R Powell's team competing in the O.C.A. Senior Competition Zone Level at Uxbridge for January 31 to February 3. The Seniors.Regional Level is being held at Port Perry on February 15 and 16. Congratulations and good luck are also extended to the teams of Brian McLathie and Ted Griffen who will be representing Port Perry in the Intermediate Zone Level Competi- tion at Unionville from February 7:10. Please go and support all of our teams at these events. In other 0.C.A. news Club Level Playdowns for the Colts Competition begin Sun- day, January 19 and continue on Sunday, January 26. Ladies League President Judy Latta would like to thank Murray Gibson for the fine job in making the name card signs for above the ice at the club. Anyone wishing to enter the up- coming Business Girls Bonspiel on January 25 please contact Carolyn Humphrey at 985-9459. The bonspiel is sponsored by Country Lane Real- ty and will be comprised of two six- end games and one eight-end game. Tweens lose 3-1 On Sunday, January 12, 1986 the Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens travelled to Ajax Community Cen- tre to play the Ajax Tweens. Once again wé were short players "and had to pull up a player from the Petite team. Thank you Denna Lovering for helping us fill our team. Port girls played a good game and LAKESIDE We install and service. FOR INFORMATION & DEMONSTRATION CALL: ELECTRONICS Enjoy the winter with _ SATELLITE T.V. Over 100 channels of news, movies, Christian broadcasting, sports, educational programming, many 24 hours a day. Top quality equipment - Drake, M/A Com, Scientific Atlanta, Uniden, with one year guarantee on equipment and installation. 985-2652 out shot the Ajax team, however, just couldn't get through the Ajax goalie and we were defeated 3-1, Our goal was scored by Denna Lovering assisted by Danielle Cooper. Nice try girls! Our next game is Saturday, January 18, 1986 at 6:20 at Port Arena. d / ™N | . ,