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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 2, 1986 -- 27 Sports Lakefield Chiefs halt eight game winning streak The bubble breaks for the MoJacks | by John B. McClelland The bubble had to burst sooner or later for the Port Perry MoJacks. Riding the crest of an eight-game winning streak, the MoJacks hosted Lakefield Chiefs Saturday night at the Scugog Arena and when the final MoJack netminder Brian Tarleton had a lot of rubber thrown his way in the first period Saturday when the Lakefield Chiefs jumped in- to a 3-0 lead. The MoJacks tried to even the In the first game of the day, Crandell's found holes in the donuts and won convincingly 6-1. Scoring: for Crandell's were Ken Jeffery with 2 goals and 1 assist, Ron Jeffery with 2 goals, Mark Burger 1 goal, 1 assist, and Richie LeFort 1 goal. Assists went to Brian Norton with 2, Donavan. Smith, Keijo Kinnunen, John Robertson, Mike Fitzgerald and Jim Fowler with one each. Scor- ing for B.J. Donuts was Bill Bridge frcm Jim Duncan. Second game of the day between Smith's Contracting and J&D Carpentry was a hard fought 2-2 tie. Both goals for J&D were scored buzzer sounded the home town team was on the short end of a 6-5 score. The game was not nearly as close as the 6-5 final indicates. In fact, the score was flattering to the MoJacks who were beaten in the first two periods as the Chiefs rolled up a story) by Bill Hurst giving them a 2-0 lead after two periods. Assists to Denis Lycett with 2 and Chris Brian with one. Smith's bounced back with eleven minutes left on a goal by Dennis Anderson from Bob Lee and Carl Durward. Bruce Smith tied it up with four minutes left while two men shorthanded. The assist went to Wayne Norton. In game number three, Compton defeated Sportsland 4-2. Goals for Compton went to Wayne Fox, 1 goal and 1 assist, Rick Olaisen, Mark Jobb and Carl Fit- zgerald 1 each. Adding assists were LEAGUE STANDINGS Teams W L T Gf Ga Pts Larocque 8 3 0 47 32 16 J&D 6 3 2 33 23 14 Crandells 6 5 0 37 34 12 Compton 5 5 1 27 32 11 Sportsland 5 6 0 33 32 10 Smiths 4 5 2 27 29 10 B.J.'s 4 6 1 34 37 9 Galley 3 8 0 29 43 6 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE ... ADVERTISE WHERE IT PAYS ... commanding 5-0 lead. The MoJacks have been a good third period club most of the Junior C season and they tried valiantly for some late game heroics against the Chiefs. They scored three goals in the final two minutes of the match, game with a flurry in the third period, but fell short and lost the game 6-5. It was the first loss by the MoJacks in nine straight games. (see Crandell shooters like the B and L Ray Zaparanuik with 2, Mike 'Driscoll with 1. Counting for Sportsland were Ken Smart from Lee Steeves and Terry Rose from Scott Davis. Playing a good game between the pipes for Compton was Don Card. The annual Grey Cup Mens Club Bonspiel was held Saturday night at the Port Perry Curl- ing Club. Ken Goreski's rink put together three wins and a total of 46 points to win the trophy sponsored by Barry's Variety and Sportsland. At but it was just not enough to over- come the lead built by the Chiefs over 40 minutes. Lakefield struck for three markers in the first period as Terry Maxwell, Chris Delaney and Jamie Reynolds beat Brian Tarleton in the MoJack cage. Two of these goals came on two-on-one breaks as the Chiefs showed some fine speed in breaking out of their own zone and catching the MoJack defenders out of position. In the second period, with Paul Goreski in the net for the MoJacks, the visitors padded their lead to 5-0 with Maxwell and Delaney again do- ing the damage. On both these goals, the MoJacks were guilty of leaving the front of the net un- protected and Goreski had little chance to make the stop. The MoJacks finally hit the scoreboard early in the third as Rob Baker set up Sean Bradley for a short-handed marker. But the Chiefs went to work in the power play a couple of minutes later and Sullivan McMahon made it 6-1. It looked as if the game was way out of reach at this point, but the Mo- Jacks were not quite dead. At the mid-point, captain Andy Sutch, who worked his heart out all game and was foiled on several good chances, banged in an un-assisted marker. Then late in the game, the Mo- Jacks took advantage of some ~ Laukefield penalties to score three quick ones. Mark McVety made it 6-3 at the 18:07 mark. John Hartford made it interesting with 35 seconds left with assists to Dave Burnett and McVe- ty. And the final gasp came with just eight seconds on the clock as Burnett rapped one home off a wild scramble. In game four Larocque Electric fried Galley Fish & Chips 6-3. Cooking for Larocque were Dan Horner 2 goals, 1 assist, Doug Bron- son 1 goal, 2 assists, Don Orr 1 goal, 1 assist, Ken Little 1 goal, 1 assist, Tom Patton 1 goal, 1 assist, 4 three games. left, Barry Townsend presents the hardware to the winning skip and team members Ron Parish, Bruce Fergusson and Rick Webb. Grant Slute"s rink took the runner-up spot with 44 points over If the game was 61 minutes long, the MoJacks might have pulled it out, but the Chiefs were full marks for their victory. Lakefield is on top of the Don Ogden Division and the team plays a fast-skating brand of hockey. Chief netminder Scott Scheller, who barely reaches the cross-bar, put on quite a display with some brilliant stops and some of the MoJacks were wondering what they had to do to get a puck past him. Scheller kicked aside 16 shots in the middle frame, many of them good scoring chances, His work in this period probably made the dif- ference in the game. The MoJacks were without three regulars for this game. Defensemen Clay Dempsey and Jim Lewis sat out the second game of suspensions - from November 21 in Lindsay and Bob St. Jules missed the contest due to illness. Rob Baker, Brad Traves and Dave Burnett filled the spots in the line-up. The game was a chippy affair with tempers short on both sides, especially in the third period when the MoJacks took a dozen minors and the Chiefs were called for ten. The MoJacks travelled to Cobourg on Monday night (December 1) for a match with the Cougers who have been struggling this season. And this coming Sunday night (December 7) at the Scugog Arena, the MoJacks hook-up with rival Lit- tle Britain Merchants in an inter- divisional game that promises to be a good one. The last time these teams met, the MoJacks had to rally in the third period to pull it out of the fire and win by a 5-4 score. - Face off this Sunday evening will be 7:30 P.M. Donuts Clarence Stephenson 2 assist, Neil Crouter 1 assist. Scoring for Galley were Dave - Dickson 1 goal, 1 assist, Peter Lane 1 goal and Denzil Irving 1 goal. Ad- ding assists were Kevin Reid, Doug Suppelsa and "*Doc" Thomson.