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y -- -- ---------- -- v---- 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 12, 1988 In league and tournament games Legionaires perform well The Pee Wee Legionaires had a busy week with two league games and a tournament. The team travelled to Pickering Village on Wed. night and defeated Pickering 8-1. Steve Laird opened the scoring on a well executed pass from Jason Cochrane. In the second period the Legionaires added four more goals to take a 5-1 lead. Steve Laird with a blistering shot from the blue line, got his second of the game. The assists went to Gavin Cochrane and Jason Cochrane. Duane Empr- ingham poked the next one in assisted by Nathan Brown and Simon Traynor. Jason McBride scored the fourth on a backhand shot assisted by Duane Empr- Q Sunday Night Couples January 3, 1988 Team Standings: Suckers 33, Sun- fish 28, Sharks 26, Muskies 23, Angel Fish 12, Mudcats 4. Mens High Single Flat: Jim Rider 353. Mens High Single With Handicap: Jim Rider 353. : Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider 747. : Mens High Triple With Handicap: Philip Brown 764. Ladies High Single Flat: Kay McBride 227. Ladies High Single With Han- dicap: Gerry Bell 261. Ladies High Triple Flat: Kay McBride 569. _-- Ladies High Triple With Han- dicap: Gerry Bell 717. Ladies Over 210: Kay McBride 227; Marcy Trimble 217. Men Over 210: Jim Rider 353, 221; Philip Brown 273, 271, Bill Christie 283; Dale Stewart 256, 230; Bill Bell 249; Elroy Trimble 243; John Grieve 238, 217; Ken Pipher 236; Phil Hoskin 230. ' Mens Triple Over 615: Jim Rider 747; Philip Brown 728; Dale Stewart 669; Phil Hoskin 626; Bill Christie 619; John Grieve 615. Wednesday Afternoon Team Standings: Breck 25, Tame 22, Silkience 22, Prell 14, Finesse 12, Halo 10. Singles Over 200: Carol Koch 253, Terry Davies 225, Dot Lee 235, Mary Irvine 223, 209, Doreen Rush 267, Eleanor O'Neil 235, 200, 226, Nancy Barr 201, Pal Marshall 201, Audrey Brown 201, Barb Kelly 211, Elsie Pogue 215, Gerri Langille 202, 228, Ida Hurtig 217. High Triple: Eleanor O'Neil 6611!! : WEDDING INVITATIONS and 'Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-7383 ingham and Brad Moase. Chris MacLeod then scored on a shot into the corner of the net. Helping on the play were Steve Laird and Daryl Vander Slagt. The flawless goalten- ding of Rick Hutchinson in the first half- of the game kept Pickering Village off the score board. At 1:13 of the second period, Pickering got one by Shawn Larocque. The third period saw the Legionaires add three more unanswered goals. Steve Laird to his hat trick, set up by Jeff Parry and Jason Cochrane. Brad Moase added to the score assisted by Steve Laird and Jason Cochrane. The final goal was scored from a slight angle by Jeff Parry. Assisting on the play results Monday Night Ladies January 4, 1988 Team Standings: Northstar 20, Reebok 20, Adidas 17, Brunswick 14, Nike 7, Puma 6. Games Over 200: Susan Cosburn 264, 241, Diane McDougall 226, Edith Bowers 216, Cathy Gibson 213, Elma Vernon 211, Vivian Foster 211, 210. Triples Over 600: Susan Cosburn 647. Wednesday Night Ladies January 6, 1988 Team Standings: Caramilk 29, Wonderbar 25, Snack Bar = 21, Hazelnut 19, Crunchie 6, Bar Six 5. High Single: Shirley Empr- ingham 225. High Single With Handicap: Chris Davies 293. ~ High Triple: Jackie Dempster 569. High Triple With Handicap: Teri Bell 749. Singles Over 200: Teri Bell 218, Shirley Empringham 225, Chris Davies 223, Linda Marsh 212, Jackie Dempster 208. Triples Over 550: Jackie Demp- ster 569, Teri Bell 566. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Growing Pains 28, Mission Impossible 27, Bizarre 24, Cheers 11, JackPot 8, Alf's 7. Singles Over 200: Anne Cornish 207, Kay McBride 211, Dorothy Kendell 224, Pat Carter 200, Joanne Leach 208, Lynn Loughlin 204, Marj .Giroux 210, Chris Tripp 208, Marg Pelow 200, 223. : were Jason Cochrane and Jeff Andrews. The second league game was played on Friday night on home ice against the hard hitting Stouffville team. Stouffville was first to score. Port was quick to tie the game on a. goal by Steve Laird assisted by Simon Traynor and Jeff Parry. Stouffville again took the lead. Late in the second period, David Pashley won the face-off, fed the puck to Brad Moase who put it between the goalie's legs to again tie the game. The Legionaires went ahead late in the third. Duane Empringham won the face-off, passed the puck to Steve Laird who fired ore on the net and Jeff Parry was there to tip it in. The final goal was credited to Brad Moase, assisted by Jason McBride and Steve Laird. The Legionaires worked hard to win this game 4-2 as Stouffville picked up 32 min. in_ penalties. On Saturday, the Pee Wees took part in 'a tournament in Lindsay. Jason Cochrane was unable to par- ticipate due to a shoulder injury sus- tained in Friday night's game against Stouffville, but he was on the bench to lend support to his team. Port played their first game against Milton. By the end of the first period the Legionaires had a three goal lead. Duane Empringham opened the scoring with the assist coming from Steve Laird. Steve Laird then scored on a rebound from Jeff Parry and Simon Traynor. The third goal was the result of a fine effort by Duane Empringham and Steve Laird from behind the net. The puck was pass- ed out front to Jeff Parry who put it past the Milton goalie. The winning goal was also scored by Jeff Parry with Duane Empr- ingham and Daryl Vander Slagt assisting. : "Steve Laird was awarded the M.V.P. Award for this game. The solid goaltending of Shawn Larocque and Rick Hutchinson kept Milton off the scoreboard to give Port the 4 to 0 win. The second game of the day saw the Legionaires up against a strong Scarboro team. This proved to be a very physical game with fast end to end play. Scarboro won this match 2100, but it was no easy win as Port fought hard to the last whistle. This loss put the Legionaires out of the tournament but all the boys can be very proud of their efforts. This weekend the Pee Wee Legionaires will take part in a two day tournament in Milverton. Hopefully, Jason Cochrane will be The Lake Scugog Lumber team from the Port Perry Atom House League took part in a recent tournament in Whitby. While the team lost three games by close margins, MVP honours were handed out to John Hall in one game at left, and Matt Brown in two games. The tournament was hosted by the Optimist Club of Whitby for house league teams. Congratulations to John and Matt for their fine performanes. Tuesday Night Mens January 5, 1988 . 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