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Bantams open with losses The Sportsland Bantam B Team opened the second half of their schedule with a couple of losses. The first came to the hands of Millbrook. In this game, if the first four minutes did not exist, the boys vould have came away with a 5-2 victory. But the first four minutes were the scoring times for Millbrook as they scored 4 goals. The final outcome was a 6-5 win for Millbrook but the Sportsland team played an excellent game in coming back to make it close. Scorers for Port Perry were Kevin Mantel, Eric Grosvenor, Goreski wreck crew demolishes Lindsay Last Wednesday evening the Goreski Bantams hosted and demolished Lindsay 14-3. Every player that participated in the game for Goreski recorded at least 1 point. Port controlled this game from the outset. It only took the squad 1:24 of playing time to get on the scoreboard. Goreski's scored 5 goals in the first period, 7 in the second and 2 in the third. This game was a continuation of the good play displayed in Cobourg the previous weekend and should allow the boys to do well in this weeks games against Stouffville and Bowmanville plus the annual Bancroft Tournament. Todd Taylor led the way in this game with 1 goal and 5 assists. Sean Bradbury scored twice and assisted on 3 others. Claire Cornish scored another hat trick and also added one assist. Derek Fitzgerald scored twice and added 1 assist while Mike Sorley and Kevin Gibson each scored once and picked up 2 assists. Brian Appleby pitched in with 3 assists. Big Jason Weinhold added 2 goals with singles going to Chris Legere and Paul Wylie. Paul Allen and goaltender Brad Bricknell each added one assist. The next home game for the Goreski squad is December 10 against Peterboro. Come on out and watch this exciting team in action. Bruton"s IDA lose out to Oshawa A's On Saturday, November 29, the Bruton's I.D.A. Petites played an exhibition game in Port Perry against an Oshawa A team. Port Perry came out on the short side of the scoreboard 10-3. Scoring for Port was Denna Lovering, 2 goals, Kelly Menzies 1 goal, Jennifer Morden 1 assist, Michelle Fitzpatrick 1 assist, and Kim Poppleton 1 assist. After Saturday' s game all the girls rallied on Sunday, November 30 in the second meeting of the season against Pickering. Port Perry needing two points to stay up in the standings and came away PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait! Please Call for Appt. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Lo with the win 7-4 in Pickering at Don Beer Arena. Scoring for Port was Denna Lovering 5 goals, 1 assist, Amy Parliament 2 goals, 1 assist, Kim Poppleton 4 assists, and Lyndsay Dutkewich 3 assists. The scoring by Port was con- tributed by the good passing from the defense of Kim, Michelle, Tanya and Jennifer. Port Perry's forwards of Denna, Kelly, Chrissy, Amy, Lyndsay and Shannon worked hard passing and receiving the ring. Port Perry set the pace in the game and with 2 short handed goals stopped Pickering cold with hard work and extra effort. Tracy robbed the Pickering shooters and played a steady game between the pipes. All the Petites deserve credit for a comeback against Pickering after their loss against Oshawa! Our next game is Saturday, December 13 at 5:30 p.m. in Port Perry against Scarboro. See you there! PORT PERRY STAR 2 2 2 2 2 YF YB Br Br Ue Ue Jarett Harman, Todd Mike Griffin, with the assists oa to Phil Teno (2), Jarett Harman, Eric Grosvenor and Chris Carr. The second game of the week saw Sportsland host Bowmanville. With a few breaks in this game the out- come might have been different. At the start of the second period the score was 4-3 Bowmanville. Up until this point the Bantams had . played a hard hitting, tight check- ing game against the opponents. With the second period almost over Bowmanville scored 2 goals in 40 seconds and that took all the air out of the balloon as the game finished 9-3 for Bowmanville. Up until this point the boys had put the pressure on the Bowman- ville squad but could put the puck in the net. Goals in this game for Port Perry were given to Ron Davis, Chris Carr and Gerry Douma and assists went to Shawn Phillips, Eric Grosvenor, Lee Phillips, Jarett Har- man, Todd Poppleton and Paul Teno. Rough game The Port Perry Pee Wee "A" Legionnaires hosted Stouffville on Friday, November 28. The visitors scored four goals in the first period in a rough penalty filled game. Brian Madill began the goal- tending duties and kept the second period scoreless. The third period was close with Stouffville scoring first. Port Perry finally put one on the scoreboard on a nice shot by Jason Cochrane from Chris Forder to end the game on losing side of a 5-1 score. Unfortunately, Stephen Laird was injured during the game. We wish him a speedy recovery. The Legionnaires travelled to Lindsay on Sunday, November 30 for the first match-up with this team. Shawn Larocque started in net for Port this game, which ended up a 1-1 tie at the end of the first period. The Legion's goal was scored by Jeff Parry assisted by Mark An- drews and Brett Puckrin. 'The second period began as a see- saw battle between these evenly matched teams but Lindsay came on strongly at the end of the period scoring four unanswered goals to lead the Port team 6-4. Goal scorers for the Legionnaires were Joff Parry, Jan Heyes and Dan Sluggett. The last period was close with both teams scoring once to end the game 7-5 for Lindsay. Port's lone goal was by Brett Puckrin assisted by Steve Staniland. Next home game is a return match with Lindsay on Friday, December 5 at 9:10 p.m. at the ® % F, Ne 3 % 1 He : EAR 5 - a X Te £8 3 HR . Bwoms PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 2, 1986 -- 31 3 Port Perry High School vice-principal Mr. Grant tries to get into the open for a pass from physical education teacher Mr. Burnett (at right, with ball) while Lee Wilbur (left) and Todd Soomre guard. The student-teacher basketball game, held Thursday at noon, saw the students claim victory. The final score was 52-28. Note deadlines The Port Perry Star is asking all contributors of stories for the sports pages to make special note of the following deadlines for the Christmas and New Years editions of the paper: The Star Christmas edition will be published on Monday, December 22, and all sports news for that paper must be delivered to the Star office by 9:00 a.m. on that day. The New Years edition will be published on Monday, December 29, and all sports items for that paper BRIAN NORRISH Res. 985-8997 must be at the Star office by 9:00 a.m. that day. Our production and printing schedules for those two editions for us to meet the above deadlines. Any sports write-ups submitted after the 9:00 a.m. deadlines will not be used in the paper. We thank you for your co- operation and hope you can have the sports write-ups at the Star office by 9:00 a.m. on December 22 and again on December 29 at the same 9:00 a.m. time. / ¢/ GORD HOOKER Res. 085-2276 DECEMBER SPECIALS! 1981 BUICK REGAL " : 2 door, small V-8, dark maroon 07,000 KM. ......ovvrsisiismmmings sisissassssmssersasss 5,500. 1983 PONTIAC LEMANS -- CHRISTMAS OFFICE HOURS 2 Sr J BA A 2 2 BU YE YH BB to 9:00 P.M. Scugog Arena. Curling by Scott Howey Port Perry's first bonspiel of the Wednesday, December 17th .... 9:00 A.M. r 18th ....... 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. year was held at the Curling Club 4 door, V-6, automatic, ig. A oo 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. this past Saturday. The annual Grey very clean. 60,000 km. ........................ $7,900. Saturday, December 20th ..... 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. ~ Cup Spiel sponsored by Barry's 1984 S10 EXTENDED CAB -- ' Variety and Sportsland was won by DURANGO PACKAGE, super cap, $ Monday, December 22nd ........ 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. the team of Ken Goreski. Ron jump seats, V-6, 5 speed, 53,000 km. ... 8,900. Tuesday, December 23rd ........ 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Parish, Bruce Ferguson & Rich 1986 CHEV ASTRO VAN -- Wednesday, December 24th .... 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Webb. V-6, automatic, p.s., p.b., silver, $10 900 CHRISTMAS DAY ooo ieee CLOSED This comin | : 60,000 KM. cocoa ' . g Sunday is the final BOXING DAY o.oo eee CLOSED week of the Sunday League's first Saturday, December 27th ..... 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. schedule. The play-off for the first Unbridge 852.3357 Monday, December 29th ........ 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and second place team will be held Willia Toronto 294-9010 Tuesday, December 30th ........ 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Sunday, December 14. At this Chevrolet Uxbri Pontiac | uo 3 Wednesday, December 31st .... 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Cadillac GMC Trucks . 47 SOUTH time nearly all the teams are retur- ning for the second schedule, which begins in early January, please con- tact Scott Howey at 985-2182. UXBRIDGE NEW YEAR'S DAY coo CLOSED Friday, January 2nd, 1987 ...... Regular Hours Resume OUR CUSTOMERS SEND THER FRIENDS'