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2A -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 19, 1988 Warriner nets the winner in OT The Port Perry MoJacks have come home with a split in the first two games of the Ontario. Junior C semi-finals against the Hanover Barons. Barons-MoJacks The MolJacks made the long trip to Hanover last Friday night for game one and saw the Barons score twice in the final minute of play, including an empty netter | Follow the MoJacks on radio CKLY 910 Port Perry MoJacks and the Hanover Barons are tied . one game each in their Ontario semi-final matchup, (see | 5 Unfortunately all MoJack games can not be broadcast in = full, because of CKLY's commitment with the Toronto = - Blue Jays. But CKLY president Andy McNab and Star 5 = publisher Peter Hvidsten have arranged to bring updates of 3 | the MoJacks games during conflicting Blue Jays games. | = McNab told the Star they would like to continue broad- - + casting MoJack games for their listeners, but must live upto . their contract with the Blue Jays organization. He said : = "thanks to the co-operation of the Port Perry Star, they will 3 .. be able to broadcast two complete games and one partial § § game this week". | : Following is the MoJacks schedule vs Hanover, and - © when the games will be broadcast: - | GAME 3 Thursday, April 21 - 8:30 P.M. from Port Perry (Broadcast Time 8:15 on CKLY) Saturday, April 23 - 7:30 P.M. from Port Perry ¢ (Updates during Blue Jay/Yankee game) - Sunday, April 24 - 4:00 P.M. from Port Perry | (CKLY will join the MoJack game in progress following the Toronto Blue Jays game. Updates will be broadcast i during the Jays game) i Tuesday, April 26 (if necessary) from Hanover (Updates during the Blue Jays game) , Thursday, April 28 (if necess in Port Pe (Updates lp the Ae Jays cossary) fy a A ne ee . GAME 4 . GAME 5 i GAME 6 : GAME 7 = Join Don Blakely and Joe Cumming as they bring the : 4 play-by-play action between the Port Perry MoJacks and # . Hanover Barons from the Port Perry arena this Thursday & + and Saturday nights over CKLY 910. - : A full account of the weeks action, and 'stats' can be | found in next weeks issue of the Port Perry Star. Co # PORT PERRY & DISTRICT _ MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION TRYOUTS for TRAVELLING REP & SELECT TEAMS MITE BOYS -- Ages 9 & 10 Years (born 1978-79) Tuesday, April 19th & Wednesday, April 20th -- 6 PM R.H. Cornish -- Contact Larry Davidson 985-8276 SQUIRT BOYS -- Ages 11 & 12 Years (born 1976-77) Thursday, April 21st & Friday, April 22nd -- 6 PM Saturday, April 23rd -- 10:00 AM Legion Diamond -- Contact Ray Zaparanuik 985-9038 PEE WEE BOYS -- Ages 13 & 14 Years (born 1974-75) Monday, April 18th; Tuesday, April 19th; Wednesday, April 20th -- 6 PM Legion Diamond -- Contact Ron Redman 985-3562 BANTAM BOYS -- Ages 15 & 16 Years (born 1972-73) Friday, April 22nd -- 7 PM South Diamond -- Contact Rob Cooper 985-8153 PEE WEE BANTAM GIRLS -- Ages 13 to 16 Years (born 1972-75) Tuesday, April 26th; Wednesday April 27th -- 6 PM Legion Diamond Coaches are needed for House Leagues, Rep Teams & Select Teams for Girls and Boys ages 9 to 16 Years. For more information contact: Carolyn Best 985-2677 for a 5-3 victory. But Sunday afternoon in Han- over, the MoJacks turned in a gritty performance to come from behind for a 4-3 victory in double over-time, After playing through a straight ten minute OT period, the lcams were in sudden victory when Greg Warriner popped the winner at 8:31, John Hartford drew the assist as he forced the puck from behind the Barron net and Warriner man- aged to poke it into the cage. Warriner did more than score the winning goal. Midway through the third period he le- velled Baron captain Steve Schenk with a crunching (and clean) body check against the boards. Schenk Jidwi play much after that hard it. This was a very physical and at times nasty hockey game with a fair number of high sticks and elbows, a lot of clutching and grabbing, and some pushing and shoving after nearly every whistle. At times, the pace slowed down to a crawl and hindered the free-skating style the MoJacks usually deploy. The Barons took a 1-0 lead midway through the first on a power play from Scott Ralston, and at 13:23 of the second, went up 2-0 on a marker by Dave Hop- kins : The second period was one the MoJacks would like to forget as they managed just three shots on Bill Nightingale in the Hanover net. But they came out with a lot more zip in the third and Dave Burnett had a great chance to score at 1:25 on a clear breakway. He's usually deadly on one on one's, but his back-hand was smothered by Nightingale. The MoJacks struck quickly at the mid-point when Rob St. Jules converted a goal-mouth pass from Dean Smethurst, and less than a minute later on the power Port Perry % Tennis Club mmmmmeee WANTED -cccaa-- TENNIS PLAYERS --- Young, Old, Beginners and Experienced. Sign up now and get involved in the game that lasts a lifetime. Registration for Membership and Lessons TUESDAY, MAY 3rd -- 8 PM -- MASONIC HALL Membership Fees: Family $45; Couple *38; Student $20; Single Jr. (17 & Under) *15; Single Sr. *28. Lessons for members begin May 17 and 18 for 6 weeks - Fees -- Junior $15; Adult $25. Alternative Registration time is on May 10th at the Courts between 7 & 9 PM For further information call 985-8948 or 985-0568 Cartwright Minor Softball Series will be physical play, Darren Nesbitt got his stick on a long shot from Rob Metcalfe at the blue line. But the Barons Hopkins got his second of the game off a de- flection for a 3-2 lead with less than six minutes in regulation. At 16:25, Dean Smethurst sent the game into overtime when he tipped in a centering pass from Hartford and Kevin Long. Both teams took 19 minors in this game, and got away lucky as there could have been double that number. Len Giacalone and Barry Riff of the Barons got figthing misconducts for a scuffle in the middle period. Brian Tarleton turned in a clutch game in the nets for Port Perry, facing 28 shots. The Mo- Jacks managed 25 at Nightingale at the other end of the ice. GAME ONE In game one of the series Fri- day night in front of a loud and boisterous crowd at the Hanover Coliseum, the MoJacks saw the Barons score four times in the fi- nal frame, including the winner with 46 seconds to play. And they added an empty net marker with four seconds left for a 5-3 win. The MoJacks actually played a decent game and at one point led 2-1 as the line of Rob Baker, John Harman and Craig Menzies did all the scoring. Harman got two and Baker one. For the Bar- ons, Scott Ralston had a goal and At the la Thursday Night Mens April 12, 1988 Championship Round Three: Winners: Hornets 10168, Terminators 9955, Champs 9585. Consolation Round Three: Winners: Handicappers 9804, Gutter Dusters 9588, Raiders 9280. - High Single: Gary Reis 291. High Single With Handicap: REGISTRATION BOYS & GIRLS -- AGES 7 to 15 YEARS Thurs., April 21st - 6:30 to 8:30 ... Blackstock Rec Centre Sat., April 23rd - 10:00 to 2:00 .... Nestleton Rec Centre Thurs., April 28th - 6:30 to 8:30 ... Nestleton Rec Centre Sat., April 30th - 10:00 to 2:00 .... Blackstock Town Hall '15.00 per CHILD *40.00 per FAMILY A $5.00 Late Registration Fee will be charged after April 30th. OHIP Numbers and Parent's Signature required. SUNDAY, MAY 1 at 7:00 PM - GENERAL MEETING at the Nestleton Recreation Centre for all parents and intersted coaches. Please plan to attend. split two games LWO assists. The series will continue with three games at the Scugog Arena starting this Thursday night at 8:30, followed by a 7:30 match on Saturday and a 4:00 PM facc- off Sunday afternoon. If the first two games are any indication, this will be a physical series. In fact, the two teams have already taken a bit of a dislike to each other, to say the least. Specialty teams (power Plays and penalty killing) will probably be the crucial factor in the out- come of the series. The Barons, who have been league champs the past three years in the Grey Bruce loop, finished this season in first place by a wide margin of some 20 points. They rolled over Port Elgin in one playoff scrics, then defeated Stayncr in six games for the right lo compete in. the all-Ontario Jun- ior C series. The winner will take on either Stoney Creek or Moore- town. The MoJacks, of course earned their berth in the semis af- ter defeating the Wellington Dukes in seven games on April 12 (see separate story) A large contingent of loyal Port Perry fans made the trip to Hanover for the first two games, and it is expected the Hanover supporters will be out in force for the next three games in Port Per- ry nes Gary Reis 316. oo High Triple: John Criscione 750. High Triple With Handicap: John Criscione 750. 215 & Over: David Booth 225, John Criscione 240/253/257, Gary Reis 217/291, Phil Brown 260/ 265, Glenn Squires 238, Roy Povey 226, Bill Owen 271, Craig McFadden 254, Kevin Haugen 290, Steve Robinson 251, Jim Rider 217/220, Bill Turner 234, John Grieve 221, Chris Watson 248. 600 & Over: Gary Reis 666, Roy Povey 608, Glenn Squires 612, Craig McFadden 647, Kevin Haugen 638, Steve Robinson 659, John Criscione 750, Bill Turner 617, Phil Brown 698. Tuesday Night Mixed April 12, 1988 Champs: Chocolates 6616 pins, Toffees 6317, Jellybeans 5810. Consolation: Coconuts 6297, Licorices 6245, Marshmallows 6121. Roger Lafontaine 686 (259, 255), Lorne Mallory 664 (248, 237), Les Allen 646° (234, 240), Jim Buchan 645 (300), Jack Monsma 224, 227, Mike Baker 279, Wayne Tweddle 206, Gord Geer 203. 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