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pi Eye Eye's chart-topping brand of of rock 'n roll had a small gs audience screaming for more Saturday. night at Port Perry High School. The Toronto band, featuring vocalist Bill Wood (above) was brought to town by the Port Perry Kinsmen Club. Sportsland team showing promise The Sportsland Minor Bantam Hockey Team opened the 1986/87 season by playing four games in eight days. - The first of the league games was against Oshawa Bruins. With few pre-season games the boys played a strong game vith the final score being 5-1 for the Bruins. A good sign for the team was the ability to hold the Bruins scoreless in the third period. The next game was Sportslands home opener. They were to play Omemee who has a fine skating team. With the score being 2-1 for Omemee partly into the second period it looked: like the team may be able to get in the game. With 5 minutes left in the game Omemee scored three quick goals and that burst the balloon for the boys. The game ended up with a score of 11-1 for the visitors. The lone Sportsland goal came from Lee Phillips and was an unassisted ef- fort. The fine goaltending of Jamie Brown should not be overlooked in this game as the outcome could have been a lot worse. Game 3 of the week was the fine<t game to date for the Sportsland team heading in to Darlington Arena to play Bowmanville. The boys seemed a little downcast. Two minutes into the game Port Perry got a goal from Gerry Douma with the assist going to Cole Parry. LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? Look here! ... Where consumers in need . shop for the professionals in business!' CALL 9885-7383 for INFORMATION This goal sparked the team and they started to play some fine hockey. With two minutes left in the first period Ed Toffan scored for the Port team and it looked like the boys were in command of the game. At the end of the second period Port Perry was hanging on to a 2-1 lead due to a Bowmanville power play goal. Penalties were the downfall of the club in the third period and Bowmanville got two more power play goals. The final score was 3-2 for Bowmanville. There were many promising aspects of this game with the standout being the hot goalten- ding of Paul Kett. The final game of the eight day stretch saw Port Perry playing Manvers. Manvers had previously beaten Bowmanville and it seemed they would be tough competition. The final score ended up being 2-0 for Manvers. But so far this was the best game the Sportsland team has played. All forward players and defensemen played 4 strong games and Jamie Brown played, once again, a superb game between thc pipes. Things can only get better for the Sportsland boys and there are numerous signs of this. Next game for the team is Thurs- day, October 30 at 8:00 p.m. at the Scugog Arena hosting Orono. by Margaret Rowland In a sea of new and successful Canadian bands Eye Eye is making waves. Saturday's performance at the Port Perry High School proved it to me. Being the pessimist that I am, I wasn't expecting much from the band but I was pleasantly surpris- ed to find out how wrong I was. | have no doubts in my mind as to why Eye Eye is so popular. In sim- ple terms, they're great. Despite the poor turnout Eye Eye, consisting of bass guitarist Doug PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 28, 1986 -- 27 Eye Eye makes wave for rockers at PPHS Ruston, guitarist Andy Ryan, drum- mer Mark Caporal, and vocalist Bill Wood, rocked hard and gave those Who attended what they were there or. I was impressed with the band's sound and, if I may say so, they must be good to change my way of thinking. Not only did they impress me, they made a fan out of me. Another thing that truly impress- ed me was the fact that the guys didn't ignore the fans. Wood ac- cepted flowers and notes and shook hands with his ardent admirers who . . Pov x pan Od, " Dance floors just aren't good enough for rock band Eye Eye invited them up for an im- squealed with delight at every move he made. It's really a shame that more peo- ple didn't show up to see this in- credibly fun and exciting perfor- mance. Eye Eye's energy radiated from the stage and the audience reacted. It was contagious and I lov- ed it. I would like to thank Eye Eye for coming to Port Perry to play and | wish them all the success in the world because they most certainly deserve it. some people! Teenagers crowded the stage promptu dance session. Obviously they enjoyed Saturday night when members from Toronto themselves! Action in the Bantam House League Emmerson 4 - IGA 2 On October 18, Emmerson took on [.G.A. for our first game of the 1986/87 season. Emmerson's Darcy Head lead his team with 3 straight goals to put his team up 3-0. [.G A. came within one goal but Emmer- son scored late in the third to record the win. Emmerson4-1.G.A. 2. Em- merson scoring Darcy Head a hat trick. Neil Mark 1 goal, 1 assist, Kevin Puckrin 2 assists, Mike Toye, - Chris Cooper and Dave Buxcey each had an assist. I.G.A. scoring Jason Bertrand and Craig Free 1 goal and 1 assist each. Franks 5 - Cochranes 5 In our second game Franks jumped out to a 4-0 lead early in the game but Cochranes fought back to tie the game 5-5 with 19 seconds to go. Franks scoring Chris Logan 2 goals, John Rodway 1 goal and 1 assist, Chris Ball and Adam Danter each with a goal. Cochranes scoring Mike Butt a hat trick, Paul Kett 1 goal and 2 assists, Aaron Cochrane 1 goal, Al Cranmer and Ken Smart 2 assists each and Jody Breen 1 assist. Franks 5 - IGA 2 For the second straight week Franks jumped out to a 4-0 lead. John Rodway scored 4 straight goals for Franks. Franks held on for the win 5-2 over I.G.A. Franks scor- ing John Rodway 4 goals, Vince Criscione 1 goal and 1 assist, Adam Danter 3 assists, Carl Payne and Gordie Ireland 1 assist each. I.G.A. scoring lan Cobham and Emitt Burton 1 goal each, Peter Brock and Jamie Mabley each had an assist. _ Cochranes 4 - Emmerson 2 Cochranes Kevin Cassien kept his team in the game early by denying Emmerson on numerous occasions. This was a very close game tied 2-2 till 5 minutes to go when Cochranes scored 2 unanswered goals. Final score Cochranes 4 - Emmerson 2. Pee Wees On Friday, October 24 the Port Perry Pee Wee Legionaires played a hard and rugged game against Peterboro winning it 9-0. In the first period Jan Heyes open- ed the scoring with a pass from Jason Cochrane. Jan Heyes scored again at 6:52 when Peterboro was serving 2 penalties and Port 1. The assists on the goal came from Jason Towns and Jason Cochrane. Steve Staniland made a great shot through the Peterboro goaltenders legs with Steve Laird assisting on the goal. Ken Winslow opened the scoring in the second period when Brett Puckrin laid a pass over to Ken and he tipped it high over the goaltender. Jody Logan from Port scored with 2 men from each team serving penalties and he continued to shoot at the net. Brett Puckrin COUNTRY CORNER CERAMICS Cochranes scoring Mike Butt 2 goals and 1 assist, Aaron Cochrane and Jody Breen 1 goal each with Alec Cranmer 1 assist. 1.G.A. scor- ing Doug Adams 1 goal and 1 assist, Kevin Puckrin 1 goal, Neil Mark and Marvin Hughes each had an assist. inaromp and Jason Towns assisted on the goal. Danny Sluggett made a fan- tastic rush, beating 3 Peterboro players to score high over the goaltenders right side. In the third period Port continued their great efforts and Jeff Parry scored off a pass from John Collins. Then Jan Jeyes chalked up his hat trick when he caught the top of the goal net on. a great passing play from Ken Winslow and Steve Staniland. John Collins gave Port their 9th goal when he made a great second effort while falling and shooting at the same time. Steve Staniland made the pass to earn his assist. 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