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------ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 24, 1969 -- 29 Results, action from the Atom H.L. Lewis 5 Whitby 0 This game started off a very busy week for our league first period saw both teams play- It was a busy week in the Novice H.L. with a total of 5 games being played. Davids 5 IGA 0 Jay Fletcher and Glen Mcready each scored twice for Davids with Jeffrey Gunn picking up the other goal as well as pitching in with 2 assists. Marc Versage also added 2 assists with Dan Lee adding one. Heather Tredway picked up the shutout. Port Perry Printing 3 Van Camp 1 This was a very close and ex- citing game with P.P. Printing managing to hang on for the vic- tory. Aaron Levy scored twice for Printing and Chris Jamieson did the trick once. Kevin Hill pitched in with 3 assists and Jonathan Froats added one. Shane Savage scored the lone goal for Van Camp with David Gainey and Gavin Baxter adding assists. IGA 4 ReMax 4 This action packed game saw IGA jump out to a 3 goal lead on Troy Campbells 2 goals and 1 from Scott Jefferies. Re/Max then scored 4 straight times to take the lead. Shane Norton got things started with 1 goal before Jeremy Gibson scored a natural hat trick. But the never say die IGA squad fought back to tie the game with 58 seconds left on Dan From the lanes ing have many scoring chances but were unable to finish off their . The plays until Kristin Wootton pounc- ed on a rebound to give Lewis a 1-0 lead, Bobbie Cracknell Lyons goal. Scott Jefferies and Chris Orr picked up 2 assists each for IGA with Troy Campbell and Dan Lyons each adding one. Alex Dell replied for Re/Max with 3 assists and Shane Norton pitched in with 2. Jeremy Gibson, Kevin Cochrane and Derek Versluys all added one assist. Port Perry Printing 4 Davids 3 Jamie Strickert led the way for Printing with 2 goals while Jonathan Froats and Paul Shrigley each added one goal. Jonathan Reed, Ryan Moynes and Chris Jamieson all pitched in with one assist. Jay Fletcher scored twice for Davids with Marc Versage scoring the other goal. Jeffery Gunn added an assist for Davids. Van Camp 6 IGA 1 Van Camps showed a well balanced attack in this game as 6 different players scored a goal. These six players were Brad Johnston, Gavin Baxter, Jonathan Chambers, Scott Sanderson, Kevin Edwards and David Gainey. David Gainey also added 2 assists while Kevin Ed- wards and Troy Martin each add- ed one. Troy Campbell replied for IGA with assists going to Nick Kuklik and Dan Lyons. Pins and strikes Wednesday Night Ladies January 18th Team standings: Sparrows 30, Blue Jays 28, Doves 25, Robins 24, - Orioles 23, Cardinals 17. High Single: Jackie Dempster 258 High Single with handicap: Karen Breen 282, High Triple: Jackie Dempster 724 High Triple with handicap: Jackie Dempster 775. Games over 200: Jackie Demp- ster 236, 230, 258, Linda Marsh 225, 234, Karen Breen 218, Arlene Pargeter 204, Mary Hawes 203. Games over 550: Jackie Demp- ster 724, Linda Marsh 616, Margot Brain 560, Mary Hawes 556. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Wednesday Jan. 18 3 games over 600: Joanie Flet- cher 602, Marg Lee 672, Marg McKibbon 607, Lorraine LeBlanc 723. Games over 200: Gerrie Langille 221, Joanie Fletcher 215, 257, Joyce Storry 200, Marg McKibbon 229, Ida Hurtig 217, Lorraine LeBlanc 271, 256, Hazel Gray 201; Merle St. John 208, Doreen Rush 240, 200, Marian Geer 213, Barb Kell" 207, Marg Lee 246, 200, 226, Glady McCall 232, Elsie Pogue 200. Team standings: Melitta 34, Maxwell 32, Taster's Choice 28, Hill's Bros. 20, Sanka 18, Nabob "15. Thursday Night Men's Allen Siding 16, Legion 15, Lake Scugog Lumber 14, House of Howard 14, Village Taxi 12, Em- merson 12, Dowson's 12, Philp 7, Norm's 7, Brian's 7, 1.G.A. 6, Centennial 4. Tuesday Night Men's January 17 Winners of Section II Team' standings: Bowling Thunder! 46, Hi Rollers 36, Cac- tus Jacks 31, Champs 30, Never Won 25, Our Gang 21. High single: Craig McFadden 298. High single with handicap: Craig McFadden323. High triple: Craig McFadden 778. High triple with handicap: Craig McFadden: 853. 215 and over: Roy Povey 226, 240, Ken Horner 267, 269, Paul Brough 266, Jeff Haugen 240, 265, Cary Dowson 255, Gerry Louvell 224, Craig McFadden: 218, 262, 298, Steve Robinson 215, 251, Bill Turner 219, 277, Bob Farmer 249, Glenn Squires 225, 245, 600 and over: Roy Povey 653, Glenn Squires 678, Craig McFad- den 778, Ken Horner 670, Steve Robinson 664, Jeff Haugen 682, Bill Turner 644, Gerry Louvelle 626, Bob Farmer 611. Monday Night Ladies January 16 Team standings: Ferrari 7, B.M.W. 5, Maserati 5, Porsche 2, Merchedes 2, Jaguar 0. 200 games: Tina Rose 266, 244, Susan Norton 234, Card Cook 225, Marg White 223, Susan Cosburn 213, Illene Wilton 211, 203, Edith Bowers 208. 600 triples: Tina Rose 691. _ LOOKING FOR R PLACE TO RDUERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? LOOK HERE.... WHERE THE CONSUMER LOOKS THE PORT PERRY STAR - PHONE 985-7383 assisting. The second period saw more end to end rushes. Lewis picked up their tempo and were rewar with Jeremy Stevens scoring twice in the frame, the first assisted by Bobbie Cracknell then Bobbie again with Matt Bax- ter also helping out. Whitby pick- ed up their pace, but were unable to beat Robert Grace in net for Lewis. Jason Vader scored twice late in the final period. The first - assisted by Scott Swain and Chris Vandermeer then Chris Vandermeer and Matt Baxter. P.P. Lions 3 Scugog Lumber 3 The second game of the evening saw the Lumbermen try to regain first place in the league and the Lions to hold on to their one point lead. Scugog got on the board late in the period when Jason Hopkins fed Matt Bengel who quickly deflected the puck past Jamie Trick. Both goaltenders Jamie for the Lions and Ian Johnson for Scugog had to be on top of their game as both teams had many chances to score. The Lions scored all 3 of their goals in the second period. Eric Vetter got the Lions going when he scored after Scott Prechitko and Terry Jelicoe did the work. Terry Jelicoe then gave the Lions the lead when he found a loose puck after a scramble around Scugogs net, assisted by Noah Smith and Greg Pugh. Eric Vetter scored his second when he took the rebound and fired it into the open net assisted by Matt Phillips and Philip Donnelly. The Lumbermen cut the lead to one early in the last period, Matt Baker and Troy Anderson set up Jason Hopkins who found the open net behind Jamie Trick. 'With time running out and the Lions controlling the puck Jason Hopkns stole the disk and blasted the puck past a startled Lions goalie with 31 seconds remaining to tie the game at 3. Tripp 7 Lewis 4 This was another exciting game as Lewis was looking to extend their winning streak to 3 games. Tripp opened the scoring when Mike Leeming took a pass from Johnathan McCourt and somehow got the puck past Kyle McCly- mont following a collision in front of the net. Lewis got that one back when Robbie Cracknell scored assisted by Tony Waldriff and Justin Wootton. In the second Tripp came out fast and took the play to Lewis. 'Johnathan McCourt fired a screened shot past Kyle. Tripp upped their lead when Matt Phoenix and Chad Mitchell combined with Chad getting the goal. Matt Phoenix added to thejr lead finding the twine assisted by Steven Elliott on the powerplay. Steven Cochrance rounded out the scoring in the period after being set up by Matt Phoenix and Steven Elliott. In the third Lewis regrouped and were pressing to get back in the game when Johnathan McCourt scored for Tripp assisted by Steven . Cockrane and Steven Elliott. Jeremy Stevens scored Lewis's second goal assisted by Jason Vader and Scott Swain. Lewis continued to press when Johnathan McCourt, Steven Cockrane and Matt Phoenix broke in over the line, Matt tak- ing the shot and Johnathan pick- ing up the rebound to give Tripp a 7-2 lead. Lewis didn't give up and scored the last 2 goals of the game. Jason Vader assisted by Bobbie Cracknell then Bobbie assisted by Jason Vader and Tony Waldriff to make the final 7-4 Tripp. Lake Scugog Lumber 7 Whitby Auto Wreckers 1 The Lumbermen came out fly- ing and totally dominated the game from start to finish. Matt Brown opened the scoring for Seugoy ely in the first period with Matt Bengel assisting. When ever Whitby mounted an attack Ian Johnson was there to block all shots. The second period saw Scugog score 4 goals. Chris Drury and Matt Baker set up Matt Brown for his second of the game. Jon Jamieson then scored with Jason Hopkins drawing the assist. Then with Scugog killing a penal- ty Jason Hopkins picked up a loose puck and fed Matt Brown who found the open side of the net. Matt Brown scored his fourth of the day late in the period assisted by Richard Kernohan. Whitby tried to pick up their play in the third period and were pressing for their first goal when Jason Hopkins picked off a pass and skated in all alone, beat David Kemp with a well placed shot. Jon Jamieson got Scugog's last goal assisted by Jason Hopkins. Whit- by finally scored when Steven Hiemstra deflected Ryan Diceman's shot over Ian Johnson. Lewis 4 P.P. Lions 2 Both teams treated the fans to a hotly contested game. With the Lion's trying to regain first play and Lewis trying to get their third win in four games it was Lewis that opened the scoring with Bob- bie Cracknell taking a perfect pass from Robert Gracie for the only goal of the period. Both teams had great chances to score but were stopped by Scott Swain in net for Lewis and Ryan Duff for the Lions. The Lions tied the game when Matthew Philips set up Noah Smith who poked the puck under Scott. Justin Wootton put Lewis back into the lead on a nice solo effort 40 second later. Lewis ex- tended their lead when Robert Gracie found the net assisted by Justin Wootton and Matt Baxter. The Lions kept coming and with 6 minutes left Matthew Philips scored assisted by Jamie Trick to cut the lead to one. With three minutes to play Bob- bie Cracknell set up Matt Baxter to give Lewis the victory. Tentative pact (From page 1) mands for a new contract. Picket lines at both high schools in Scugog Township were set up before 9:00 AM Monday. The teachers had set Monday morning as the date for a strike if a new contract was not reached. Provincial' mediator Doug Belch brought the two sides to- gether for a bargafing session last week, and s continued through the weekend and on Mon- day before the tentative settlement was reached. Although details won't be public until after ratificatioi by both sides, wages and class sizes were the two major issues be- iween the teachers and the Board. The District 17 of the OSSTF had been asking for 68 new teach- ers to be hired this year, along with a 6.1 per cent hike in salar- ies. The Board had offered to hire 40 new teachers over two ycars and increase wages 4.75 annually for the next two years. This was to be exam week for many of the 18,000 secondary stu- dents in Durham. Here in Scugog, reps at both PPHS and Cartwright HS said Monday that cxams would be re-scheduled once the strike is over and teachers return to work. 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