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32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 15, 1968 Early Saturday morning the "green machine" travelled to En- nismore for their annual tourna- ment and what a great day it was for the boys. At the end of the day, their coach, Dave Bourgeois, ask- ed them 'were they awesome or were they radical today" and their resounding reply was "both'"'! And they weren't kid- ding, they were unbeatable! Their 1st match-up of the tournament was against St. James of Peterborough. Sandy Mark opened up the scor- ing in the 1st period assisted by fellow linesman Craig Laird and Tommy Chambers. Jeremy Geer closed off the period as he blasted in Port's 2nd of the game assisted by Kenton LeFort and Ian McCready. As the second period opened up Sandy once again found the empty corner and beat St. Jame's goaltender assisted by Craig Laird and Ian McCready. Port scored 2 more goals before the end of the period. The 1st was a rocket shot by defenceman Jay King as he teamed up with Sandy in front of the net and a very hard working Kirk Swain banged in Port's 5th of the game with Jay K. picking up the assist. Nice work boys! St. James got their lone marker in the early part of the 3rd period but the rest of the game was Port's. Jay Tredway got a beautiful goal when he used his hard wrist shot and beat the goaltender clean after picking up the puck from his 2 defencemen Jay K. and Ian McCready. It was Jay 2 only minutes later that boosted the score again this time. Picking up assists were matt Mor- ris and Kenton LeFort. Finishing the scoring spree for Port was Tommy Chambers as he and San- dy Mark worked together to end the game 8-1. For his hard work throughout the game, 2 goals and 2 assists, Sandy Mark was award- ed the M.V.P. Congratulations Sandy! This win put Port on the "A Championship' side and their next match-up was against a team from Godfrey. This was a really exciting match-up as the Green Machine came out flying! With one minute remaining in the 1st period Billy Zaparanuik put Port on the board assisted by Kirk Swain. Throughout the tourna- ment Billy played outstanding not only behind the blueline in his defensive position but he also displayed some dazzling hockey skills racing up the ice challeng- ing the opposition with a real heads-up style of hockey! Super work Bill! Reassuring the lead was Tom- my Chambers, as he found the empty corner and blasted the puck between the pipes, assisted by the fast skating Craig Laird. With only 35 seconds left in the 2nd period Timmy Fitzpatrick put, the icing on the cake with his determined fast skating brand of hockey assisted by defenceman Jay King. With Port winning 3-0 the 3rd period remained scoreless but both teams continued to test each other's goaltenders. Ian Shrigley and Scot Pretchitko shared goal tending respon- sibilities throughout the tourna- ment and both boys were fabulous robbing the Godfrey team on their every effort by making many amazing glove and blocker stops! Great work boys! For Ian and Scot's outstanding performance they each received an M.V.P. award. Congratulations boys! That win put Port up against their final opponents of the day, Miss Diana from Peterborough. in the past Port's match-ups with this team have always been very aggressive fast skating and hard hitting and this game proved to be no different. Port got on -the scoreboard with 1 minute remain- ing in the 1st period as Tommy Chambers rifled a shot home, past a very large goalie, assisted by Sandy Mark. Midway through the 2nd period goalie Ian Shrigley lost his goalie stick after an overly aggressive scramble in front of the net, know- ing a penalty would be handed out if a player hands a goalie their Chicken store. for only $1.39.' 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Peterborough came back in the 3rd period closing the gap to 1 but Port's Kirk Swain put in the reassurance goal with 3 minutes remaining assisted by Wingman Darryl Bourgeois. The game end- Malmont Atoms win tournament ed with Port being the ""A'"' Cham- pions winning 3-1. Congratula- tions to all the boys. Ivan it was good to see you finally smile at the end of the game! Great coaching! Con- gratulations also to Jay King who picked up the M.V.P. for his fine defensive work. The boys each received beautiful trophies for their effort and it was whole heartedly deserved by each and every player and coach because they were all M.V.P.'s. The Atom No. 1 next game is Monday night at home against Bowmanville at 8 p.m. Good Luck Team! PORT PERRY J Results from the allies TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE November 8, 1988 Team Standings: Hi Rollers 7, Bowling Thunder! 7, Never Won 4, Cactus Jacks 3, Champs 0, Our Gang 0. High Single: Jeff Cox 312. High Single With Handicap: Jeff Cox 358. High Triple: Paul Brough 764. High Triple With Handicap: Paul Brough 830. 215 And Over: Paul Brough 274/277; Vince Criscione 237; Bill Ruesink 221; Gerry Louvelle 224/308; Rob Postmas 241; Adriann Donnelly 215/223; Nick Vanderzwet 221; Steve Robinson 215/253; Jeff Cox 312; Bill Turner 217; Glenn Squires 241/252; Bill Owen 220; Ken Horner 261; John. Criscione 226; Hal McCullough 226/253. 600 And Over: Paul Brough 764; Gerry Louvelle 745; Steve Robii. son 622; Jeff Cox 609; Glenn Squires 681; Ken Horner 676; Hal McCullough 663; Bill Turner 625. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE November 8, 1988 Team Standings: Spruce 40, Birch 33, Oak 28, Maple 28, Cedar - 21, Pine 19. Games Over 200: Wayne Twee- dle 217, 250; Jack Monsma 222, 206; Nancy Bryans 260; Les Allen 267; Janet Rankin 205, 204; Alf 253; Sandra Baker 210; Mike Baker 210; Sharon Wright 200; Robert Espie 201; Joyce Parkin- son 209, 241. Triples Over 600: Wayne Twee- dle 628 (217, 250) ; Jack Monsma 614 (222,206), Nancy Bryans 600 (260), Joyce Parkinson 602 (209, 241). WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES November 9th, 1988 Team Standings: Robins 44; Cardinals 29; Doves 28; Sparrows 24; Orioles 22; Blue Jays 21. High Single: Anne Aldridge 233. High Single With Handicap: Marg Johanson 285. High Triple: Dorothy Freeman 577. High Triple With Handicap: Marj Johanson 716. Games Over 200: Anne Aldridge 233; Mary Howes 226; Dorothy Freeman 224; Marg Johanson 219; Chris Davies 216; Jackie Dempster 211; Carol Oliphant 206, 204. Triples Over 550: Dorothy Freeman 577; Carol Oliphant 564; Anne Aldridge 561. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Team Standings: Trilliums 34, Violets 34, Lily 32, Hibiscus 27, Lilac 22, Magnolia 19. Singles Over 200: Joyce Storry 228; Marg Pelow 205; Chris Tripp 222; Laura McHale 233; Lynn Loughlin 305. Triple Over 600: Lynn Loughlin 600. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7P.M. November 7, 1988 Team Standings: Porsche 25, Maseratti 23, Jaguar 18, Mercedes 15, B.M.W. 14, Ferrari 10. 200 Games: Tina Rose 257; II- lene Wilton 249, 204; Sylvia Carter 246, 200; Elma Vernon 242; Marg White 220, 209; Susan Duncan 216; Ilean Pugh 215; Carol Jackson 212; Marg Postill 209; Tracy Beach 207, 200. 600 Triples: Illene Wilton 641; Elma Vernon 617; Sylvia Carter 610. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Team Standings: Nabob 49 - 1st section winners; Taster's Choice 46; Melitta 43; Hill's Bros. 28; Sanka 27; Maxwell House 15. Games Over 200: Marg Lee 205; Gladys McColl 203; Gerri Langille 220; Millie Brown 234; Rita Mafee 201; Carol Koch 206, 308; Audrey Brown 202; JoAnne Russell 212; Merle St. John 224; Lorraine LeBlanc 384; Marian Geer 210; Carol Beatty 211, 214; Anne Meester 221; Joyce Storry 205; Dot Lee 202; Marge McGibbon 201; Agnes Ferguson 222, 214. 3 Games Over 600 - Anne Meester 603; Agnes Ferguson 600, Lorraine LeBlanc 738; Carol Koch 658. DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING? 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