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é 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 13, 1987 Port Bantams win the gold at Ernestown On the weekend of January 10, 11 the Goreski Insulation Bantams travelled to Ernestown for a tourna- ment. Ports first game was against Acton and Port prevailed 5-1 Acton opened the scoring but Mike wSorley tied it up 25 seconds later assisted by Sean Bradbury and Clair Cornish. Bradbury then scored the winner assisted by Sorley and Cornish. Sorley then scored his se- cond goal assisted by Cornish. Sorley finished off his hat trick to give Port a 4-1 lead ona solo effort. Bradbury finished off the scoring assisted by Sorley and Paul Wylie. Not surprisingly Mike Sorley was picked as the game MVP. ,Goreski"s second game was against the Belleville B's. Once by Hillis Wilbur "The Grant Menzies Eagles attend- ed the 21st Georgetown Annual Midget Tournament on the ~ weekend, but came up short losing to London in their second game 5-3. In the first game they played St. Catherines and won 2-0. Scoring for the Eagles" were Philip McBride on the power play assisted by Warren Geer and Dave Burnett. Warren Geer .scored the second goal unassisted when he stole the puck from St. Catherines defenceman behind the net, walked out in front. . and tucked it in the corner. Stacey Ballingall picked up the shut-out. Winning this game put the Eagles - on the *AA" side of the tournament against stiffer competition where they played London Jets. The boys jumped into an early 140 lead only to see London tie-it up. Scoring the first goal for Port, was Mark Barkey assisted by Rob Baker. After London tied it up Philip McBride put the Eagles ahead again assisted by Rob Baker. After this goal the Eagles seemed to sag and London took advantage of their mistakes and took a 5-2 lead. Scor- ~ Junior 'C' Hockey SCUGOG ARENA aga in Port played a solid game and ended up winning this game by a 5-2 score. 'Todd Taylor opened the scoring assisted by Clair Cornish and Kevin Gibson. Derek-Fitzgerald then gave Port a 2-0 lead after being set up by Gibson and Taylor. Belleville then cut Ports lead to 1 before Fitzgerald « scored an unassisted goal to give, Goreski"s a goal lead again. "Belleville once again cut the lead to -1 but Cornish restored the 2 goal lead assisted by Mike Sorley and goaltender Chris McConnell. Sean Bradbury finished off the scoring with Cornish and Sorley picking up assists. Todd Taylor was also nam- ed the M.V.P. : ~ Port's third game of the day was, Eagles ousted ing the final goal for the Eagles was Steve Durham assisted by Dave Burnett and Mark Barkey. Stacey Ballingall played well in a losing cause. In exhibition play, last Monday night the Eagles thumped Ajax 7-2. Picking up points for thedtagles were Mark Barkey with the hat trick. Warren Geer1 goal and 2 assists. Rob Baker 1 goal and 1 assist, Steve Durham 1 goal and 2 assists, Brad Menzies had 4 assists, Dave Culbert 1 assist, Bill Eade picked up an assist in this game as he started the game in goal, after this he got a hard shot on the ankle and the last report I have is that he has a swollen and badly sprained ankle. The whole team hopefully will be healthy for the playoffs which start in February. Stacey Ballingall finished the' game and played the usual solid performance "between the pipes. The Eagles next tournament is in Gananoque, Jan. 23, 24 & 25. Their first game is Sat. Jan. 24 at 8 a.m. Support the 'Eagles and Port Poy Minor Hockey. "2 GAMES THIS WEEK! Port oP MoJacks vs. Bowmanville Eagles THURSDAY, JANUARY 15th - 8:30 P.M. Port Perry MoJacks vs.Jxbridge Bruins SUNDAY, JANUARY 18th - 7:30 P.M. Short Term Deposits 7% 30 - 59 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity "Min. Deposit $5,000. Special rates also available on other amounts All rates shown subject to change without notice RATES SHOWN PER ANNUM 825% 30 - 59 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity. Min. Deposit $100,000. -on Your Investments Higher Interest Guaranteed Investment Certificates Q2/8% 5 YEAR TERM Min. Deposit $500. Interest Paid Annually 165 Queen St | STANDARD ' TRUST. Port Perry Open Monday to Thursday 9am to $ pm; Friday 9am to 6pm; Saturday 9am to I pm Tel 985-8135 "McBride 264. against Kingston Twp. This was Kingston's first game of the day. Combined with this disadvantage the game never started until 11:40 p.m. This made a long day for Port as their first game was at 8 a.m.< Despite all of this the Goreski squad played a very inspired game and prevailed 2-1. This was a very exciting end to end game and the first goal of the game was not scored until there was only 1:37 left to play in the game. Mike Sorley picked up this goal - assisted by Sean Bradbury and Clair Cornish. In the. excitement of the goal Port took a delay of game penalty and 16 seconds later Kingston - tied the game. But Goreski's never say die attitude shoved, us with only 59 seconds left in the game Todd Taylor deflected a Clair Cornish shot into the net. Kevin Gibson picked up the other assist. Goaltender Brad Bricknell made many big saves for the tired Port team and for his effort was named as the game MVP. This win assured Goreski's of winning their division and advancing to the semi-finals on Sunday. In the semi-finals Port faced Ganonoque. Ganonoque jumped out to a 2-0 lead early in the second period before Goreski"s fought back 'with 3 straight goals to win the game by a 3-2 score. Kevin Gibson got things started assisted by Todd Taylor and Clair Cornish. Sean Bradbury then tied it up assisted by Todd Taylor. Twen- ty eight seconds later Chris Legere tipped in a pass from Gibson to put | Port ahead for good. Chris McCon- nell played extremely well between the pipes for Port. This victory put Goreski's in the final against. Godfrey. Port started . quick with goals by Kevin Gibson and Clair Cornish in the first minute and a half of play. Godfrey narrow- ed the score to 1 but Gibson scored his second of the game to restore the two goal lead. Godfrey replied with 2 goals of their own to tie the score at 3-3. Sean Bradbury then scored the winning goal while Mike Sorley and Todd Taylor added insurance goals in the third period to give Goreski's their third tournament title in 4 tries. Taylor also picked up 2 assists as did Sorley and Jason Weinhold. Bradbury, Cornish and Gibson all added one assist. This victory was very satisfying as once again the odds were against Goreski's as they were only given a 20 minute rest between.the Ganono-- que game and the final. Also Goreski's played short handed on Sunday as Derek Fitzgerald was in- jured Saturday night and was unable to play on Sunday. ~ Everybody played extremely well on the weekend and deserve credit' for winning this tough tournament. Special mention goes to Brian Ap- pleby who played excellent defen- sive hockey all weekend. : Also the team would like to thank Craig Taylor for helping out on the bench because the coaching staff was limited to one person - without his help this victory would not have been possible. Strikes and spares Ladies Monday Night - 9 p.m. Jan. 5, 1987 Team Standings: Screws 24, Nails 17, Bolts 17, Nuts 17, Clips 15, Washers 13. High Triple: Elma Vernon 579. High Single: Alice Glasbergen 248. Singles Over 200: Elma Vernon 207, Valli Harris 213, Angela McPhee 224, Corinne Watts 228, Alice Glasbergen 248: Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Jan. 7, 1987 Team Standings: Dial 28, Dove 26, Irish Spring 20, Zest 19, Camay 17, Ivory 16. Over 200: Marg Lee 287, 284, Barb. Kelly 209, Elsie Pogue 201, Gladys McColl 225, Jane King 228, Ann Meester 202, 224, Audrey Brown 236, Joyce Storry 226, Doreen Rush 207, 246. High Triple: Marg Lee 732. Monday Night Ladies - 7:00 Team Standings: Mercury 22, Neptune 20, Jupiter 19, Venus 17, Saturn 14, Mars 13. Singles Over 200: Marg White 283,235, Sue Cosburn 263, 237; Carol Jackson 262; Yvonne Day 245; Sue Duncan 243, 217, 210; Marg Burn- field 220; France Venning 216, 210; Vivian Canning 213; Vickie Ed- wards 206. - Triples Over 600: Marg White 691, Sue Cosburn 673, Sue Duncan 670, France Venning 601. - Sunday Night Mixed League January 4, 1987 Team Standings: Ottawa Rough Riders 37, Stampeders 32, Blue Bombers 29, Ti-Cats 21, Eskimos 15, Argos 13. Mens High Single Flat: Don Fran- cis 260. Mens High Single With Handicap: Don Francis 270. Mens High Triple Flat: Don Fran- cis 718. Mens High Triple With Handicap: Don Francis 748. Ladies High Single Flat: Kay Ladies High Single With Han- dicap: Kay McBride 285. : Ladies High Triple Flat: McBride 739. Kay Ladies High Triple With Han- dicap: Kay McBride 802. Ladies Over 200: Kay McBride 223, 252, 264, Beth Oke 206, Marcy Trimble 216. Ladies Triple 600: 739. , Men Over 210: Don Francis 257. Kay McBride , 260; Tom Tennyson 219 Mens Triple Over 615: Don Fran- cis 718 Wednesday Night Bowling January 7, 1987 Team Standings: Restless 28, Guiding Light 27, Gamblers 21, All My Children 20, The Jokers 17, Strugglers 13. High Singles Over 200: Jayne Got- thelf 239, 219, Anita Booth 224, Pat Norton 222, Karen Kendall 207, - Tracy Evans 204. Low Singles Under 100' Julie Wilson 95, Kris Davies 98. High Triples Over 550: Jayne Got: thelf 619, Pat Norton 590, Anita Booth 564. Winner's .for Sock Night: Cindy Tulloch - Printed Socks, Karen Faux - Odd Socks, Margot Brain - Body Socks. Tuesday Night Men's Bowling January 6, 1987 Team Standings: Pat's Pack 31, Spark Plugs 26, Leftovers 25, Know Young & The' Accounts 24, Untouchables 22, Geezer Teazers 19. High Single: Kevin Gassien 279. High Single With Handicap: Kevin Gassien 307. | High Triple: Kevin Gassien 717. High Triple: With Handicap: Kevin Gassien 801. 215 And Over: Roy Werry 218/240, Kevin Haugen 231/241, Paul Trudel 249, Bill Owen 246, Jim Rider 246/249, Bruce Stauffer 278, John Criscione 215, Jeff Haugen 231, ~ Norm Haugen 219/225, Kevin Gas- sien 230/279, Mel Meulemeester 229, Ab Fulford 228, Roy Povey 264, Paul _ Brough 223. 600 And Over: Bruce Stauffer 606, Jim Rider 669, Norm Haugen 604, Mel Meulemeester 609, Steve Robin- son 603, Roy Werry 636, Ab Fulford 606, Kevin Gassien 717, Kevin Haugen 648, Roy Povey 632. on a used vehicle .. FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS ... .. whether you're wanting to move up to a new 1987 or looking for a good deal . call me foday!! 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