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5: s 2 -- Di ei ef Sinan LURE SRB po SERRE a RE a Sports he hd Ppa AF TTY TREE. od J IIT SET TUN TR mmm», PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 11, 1986 -- 29 Eagles sharpin tournament victory Port Perry Midgets won the Coalition Acres tournament held Saturday at the Scugog Arena. Doug Coates presented the trophy to captain Dave Burnett seen here with Scott Young of the finalist Gananoque squad. Port won the final 4-0. Warren Geer was nam- ed MVP in the final game and Stacey Ballingall picked up the shut: out in the Port Perry goal. (See story) Pee Wees fall just short by 5-4 On Friday, November 7 the Pee Wee "A" Legion team hosted Bowmanville. After two weeks without a game, Port started out slowly in the first period and allowed the visitors to score twice, but with some excellent saves by goalie Shawn Larocque. The second period proved better for the Legion team when John Col- lins scored, assisted by Jody Logan. Bowmanville replied and then Mark Andrews scored, unassisted for the Legion team to which the visitors added two more. Port Pee Wees scored twice in the third period with goals by Steve Staniland and Stephen Laird. Assists went to Jody Logan, Stephen Laird and Chris Forder. Port put forth great effort to try to tie the game but came out on the losing end of the 5-4 score. The Port Legion team travelled to Cobourg on Sunday, November 9. This was a fast-skating hard- hitting first period with Cobourg off to a fast start with a 3-0 lead. Brian Madill began the goalie duties for Port making some ex- cellent saves. The Legion team finally got on the scoreboard in the second period with Jan Heyes put- ting two in the net. Assists went to Jason Cochrane and Jason Towns. Cobourg scored 3 times to widen the gap. In the third period, the Port Legion team scored twice on goals by Ken Winslow and Brett Puckrin with assists by Jason Cochrane with two and Jan Heyes with a single. Final score was 74 for Cobourg. Next home game is Friday, November 14 when the Legion hosts Cobourg for a return match. The unlucky 7's Lucky seven wasn't working too well for the Port Perry Atom One's this week. riday, November 7 they travell- ed Cobourg looking for their seventh win of the year, but caine home on the short end of a 7-0 score. After a two week layoff, the team appeared a little sluggish and were SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper -Erasers - Note Books - Math Sets - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 no match for the power of their op- ponents. Cobourg displayed strong skating, positional play and very hard shooting. Although the score would not in- dicate it, the defence was steady; especially Gavin Cochrane who was a tower of strength. Midway through the second period, the line of Scott Heasman, Steve Desautels and Chad Garvock came closest to breaking the shut- out when they produced some good chances around the Cobourg net. The Malmont Farms boys will have a chance to get back into the - swing of things as they host Bowmanville Friday, November 14 at 8 p.m.; then travel to Ennismore for their first tournament action starting Saturday at 4:30. The Grant Menzies Eagles won the annual Port Perry Midget Tour- nament on the weekend, for the 3rd consecutive year. In the first game of the tourna- ment they beat Oshawa Red Wings 5 to 2. Doing the scoring for the Eagles were Warren Geer with 2, Rob Baker had 2 and Brad Menzies with 1. Picking up assists were An- drew Steele with 2, Steve Connors 2, singles going to Dave Culbert, Derek Dexter, Dave Burnett, Brad Menzies and John Harman. In the second game they bombed Ernestown 10 to 1. Scoring for Port were Mark Barkey assisted by Derek Dexter and Philip McBride. Warren Geer assisted by Brad Men- zies and Brad Traves. Dave Burnett assisted by Warren Geer and Brad Menzies. Rob Baker assisted by John Harman and Andrew Steele. John Harman assisted by Steve Durham. Dave Culbert assisted by Mark Barkey and Steve Durham. Dave Burnett assisted by Steve Durham and Warren Geer. Warren Geer assisted by Brad Menzies and Brad Traves. Warren Geer who had a big game scored again on a beautiful passing play from Dave Burnett and Brad Menzies. Derek Dexter closed out the scoring assisted by Dave Culbert and John Harman. Winning this game put the Eagles in the Championship final where they played a tough Gananoque team and playing some of their best hockey of the year, shut them out 40. Scoring for Port were Brad Menzies assisted by Philip McBride. Dave Burnett assisted by Warren - Geer. Warren Geer scored a beau- ty on one of his 'roadrunner' rushes unassisted. Derek Dexter finished the scoring assisted by Jamie Menzies. Juniors lose On November 9, the Sportsland Juniors hosted Ajax, last years league champs. Ajax sprang quick- ly into a 3 goal lead before Port could put a tally on the board. The last period saw the teams trade goals throughout. This made the final score 7-4 for yet another Ajax victory. The Ajax squad seems to have Port's number but we always give them a good game. Keep up the hard work girls and we'll hand them a loss yet. The goal scorers were Jennifer Pelow, Kelly Calloway, Sherry Har- ris and Colleen Yorke with 1 each, while assists went to Cindy Harris, Kim Caudle and Connie Norton with 1 each. Resignation Scugog Arena Board chairman Bob Jamieson has resigned his posi- tion effective at the end of the year. In a recent letter to the Township council, Mr. Jamieson cited increas- ed pressures on his time from new activities as the reason for the resignation. He is a partner in a Port Perry sporting goods store and is serving this year as manager of the Junior C hockey club in Port Perry. The resignation was accepted by council with regret and councillors voted to send Mr. Jamieson a letter of appreciation for the work he has done over the years as a member and chairman of the Arena Board. Stacey Balling: 11 played goal in all 3 games and had an excellent day, allowing only 3 goals in the first 2 games and got the shut-out in the last game with some great saves. This was a well run tournament with Midget Hockey at it's best and Port Perry Minor Hockey and Grant Menzies Eagles would like to thank Doug and Muriel Coates for their sponsorship of this tournament, which without their support it would not be possible. Many thanks again from the team. LEAGUE PLAY In regular league play last Mon- day night they played Peterborough and won 6 to 2. Scoring for the Eagles were John Harman assisted by Steve Durham and Andrew Steele. Dave Culbert assisted by Brad Menzies and War- ren Geer. Warren Geer assisted by Brad Menzies and Dave Burnett. Brad Traves assisted by Dave Culbert and Rob Baker. John Har- man assisted by Philip McBride and Rob Baker. Jamie Menzies assisted by Derek Dexter and Mark Barkey. The Eagles are off and flying high so come out and support them and Minor Hockey. Next home game is November 23 at 7:30 p.m. Petites rally to defeat Whitby On Saturday, November 8 the Bruton's I.D.A. Petites travelled to Iroquois Park in Whitby. Whitby dominated Port Perry in the early going and had Port down 6-2, but a rally at the end of the first period and 4 more goals in the se- cond period led Port victorious over Whitby 86. Scoring for Port Perry was Den- na Lovering 4 goals, 2 assists, Kel- ly Menzies 2 goals, Amy Parliament 1 goal, 2 assists and Lyndsay Dutkewich 1 goal, 2 assists. After receiving some encouraging words from the bench Tracy went back in the second period and «!op- ped Whitby cold! A fine effort in the second period by Kim Poppleton and the other defense kept Whitby off the scoreboard by coming up with the ring and passing well out of Ports end. : The girls worked hard to kill off two penalties in the second period which seemed to nullify Whitby's offense. We would like to try again this week to thank Valerie Payne for coming out and helping us in our other victory against Whitby. Our next game is Saturday, November 15 in Mississauga at Tour Rinks Arena. See you there! These two young runners from Prince Albert School helped their all-Durham teams to first place finish in the Canadian Cross country finals held recently in Toronto. Todd Parry (left) ran 4th in the 8 year old division, while Ed Maunders was 6th in the 10 year old class. As you can see, Todd and Eddie brought home a nifty collection of medals and trophies for their efforts. Ty --.