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Action-packed playing in Atom House League We had another action packed Saturday afternoon of excellent goal tending and hard defensive playing by the boys in the Atom House League. . Whitby Auto Wreckers 2 Lake Scugog Lumber 1 Lake Scugog took an early lead on a goal from Kevin Pearce who made a good rush on net with a super pass from Steve Stiles. Whitby Auto Wreckers evened the score at the 11:04 mark of the se- cond period with a goal from Alan Calder, assists going to Brandon Puckrin and Neil Hancock. The Whitby Auto Wreckers Mike Pothier, Andrew Pereman and Nicki Beare made some good defen- sive plays. On Lake Scugog Lumber for- wards Tobe Shewan, Kevin Pearce and Karen Kett, Whitby Auto Wreckers went ahead with a goal from Ritchie Tripp and the assists going to Mike Labanovich and Chad Venning. Kyle Simms played a great game in goal for Scugog as did Greg Rankin for Whitby. The team on defense for Lake Scugog of Steve McDonald and Steve Stiles is goiug to be a real threat to any team in the coming weeks. Gord Lewis Motors 4 Port Perry Lions 0 Mike Pashley scored the first goal unassisted for Gord Lewis. Mike Leach and Ian McClelland of Port Perry Lions had some excellent op- portunities but couldn't put it past netminder Danny Bycok who made some sensational saves for Gord Lewis. Louie Whitfield scored for Gord Lewis with assists going to Mike Pugh and Mark Jansen. Although Mike Staniland and Brad Strickert made some good defensive moves, John Hall scored with assists going to Louie Whitfield and Mark Cosway. Port Perry Lions Josh Wilson, Jason Philips, and Mike Tripp did some excellent team work but could not put the rubber between the pipes. Louie Whitfield scored his second goal with assists going to Mark Cosway and Paul Bycok. UAW. 17 Marj Tripp 2 Jeremy Norton opened the scor- ing for UAW with a low wrist shot with assists going to Jason Dunkley and Kent Jamieson. Ryan Ridgeway made an outstan- ding rush on a pass from Garfield Lefort to put UAW ahead 2-0. Marj Tripp's Jeff Fletcher and Adam McTaggart made some good defensive moves but could not hold Jeremy Norton from scoring again with assists going to Derek Ander- son and Robbie Romano. Robbert McEahern scored again for UAW with the assist going to Todd Moore. In the early stages of the second period UAW scored on a goal from Garfield Lefort assisted by Ryan Ridgeway. With some hard slugging by Marj Tripp's Graham Holt put them on the scoreboard with assists going to Darrin Hope and Mike Nichols. "To keep things moving Mike Olaison who played an outstanding game for Marj Tripp scored on a well maneuvered play to put it past Brad Lemieup who played excellent standup goal for UAW. Jeremy Nor- ton neted the next goal for UAW his hat trick for the game with the assists going to Ben Lewis. Robert McEachern scored the final goal for UAW who tipped it past Wade Sheedy who made some brilliant stops in net for Marj Tripp. . Score didn't justify Petites honest effort] On Sunday, October 19 the Bruton's 1.D.A. Petite's opened their season by travelling to Scar- borough Malvern Arena. After a hard fought battle the Petite's were defeated by the score of 10-3. The score did not justify the over all play by the girls. Scarborough got the on Thank You BLACKSTOCK PACERS MENS' LOB BALL TEAM would like to thank the following sponsors for helping in our Year-End Annual Lob Ball Tournament held this past weekend in Port Perry and Nestleton. * Sportsiand * Galley Fish & Chips * Dowson's Valu-mart * F.S.P. Country Lane Realty Ltd. Ralph Fairman * Roy Nichols Chev-Olds, Courtice, Ont. * Blackstock Country Convenience Store * B.F.I. Waste Systems & Disposal * Stedmans of Port Perry * Dimitris Fine Food * Karen Roger, Blackstock * Jim's Pizza * Knobby's Pizza * Square Boy Pizza All Team Players and their Fans Doug Allen, coach and manager of Blackstock Pacers would also like to thank all team members for their tremendous help in the tournament. Also MANY THANKS to Port Perry Minor Baseball for the use of their diamonds. A donation of $104.00 will be donated to Port Perry Minor Baseball. scoreboard early in game and was leading 6-0 after the first period. After some good stops by Tracy Pelow, Port got their second wind! Good defensive play by Kim Pop- pleton, Tanya Towns & Jennifer Morden allowed Port's forwards to score in the second period. Scoring for Port Perry was Denna Lovering 3 goals. Amy Parliament 1 assist and Lyndsay Dutkewich 1 assist. The other team members consisting of Shannon Fox, Chrissy Hicken and Kelly Menzies dug in and helped Port Perry to a respectable show- ing. With some practice and hard work Port Perry should be a con- tender in the Cora League. Coaches for the I.D.A. Petites are Lloyd Morden, Marg Pelow and Lori Newell. The players on this years team are Tanya Towns, Kelly Men- zies, Kim Poppleton, Jennifer Morden, Shannon Fox, Lyndsay Dutkewich, Amy Parliament, Den- na Lovering, Christina Hicken & Tracy Pelow. Our next game is on Saturday, Oc- tober 25 at 5:30 p.m. in Port Perry against Pickering. See you there! oS ----yp TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Bicycle Repairs PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 Ss : About 70 members of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club attended a closing banquet Friday evening at the new clubhouse on Simcoe Street. It marked the end of the first season at the new green for the club. Trophies were presented to The Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club new ex- ecutive for the 1987 season was selected at the closing banquet held last Friday evening. Back from left: Stan Rickard, president; Harold Mar- tyn, director; Bill Owen, director; Jim Martin, director; Archie Campbell, first VP; Jim Elliott, Sportsland Juniors oust Whithy squad handily On Sunday, October 19 the Sport- sland Juniors started their year off well, with an exhibition game against the Whitby squad. With good skating and checking Port defeated Whitby by the score of 54. Scoring for Port were Sherry Har- ris - 2 goals, Rachel Traynor, Jen Pelow and Colleen Yorke with one goal each. Assists went to Kelly Calloway, Sherry Harris and Jen Pelow with one each. Next game is October 31 at 7:00 p.m. in Whitby. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 21, 1986 -- 23 mc 1 Top lawn bowlers winning teams. Front from left: Eva Hunter, Dorothea Kock, Catharine Midgley and Edna Smith. At back from left are Bill Owen, Bob Storry and Don Hurst. Absent are Betty Russell, Dalton McBrien and Ana Strychaiski. second VP. 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