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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 31, 1989 Pins and strikes from the bowling lanes Youth Bowling Club October 21 Pee Wee's: Jennifer Hammond 126; David Sharpe 96; Paul Anger 94; Sean Warren 93; Michelle Poirier 88; Ian Anderson 86; David Hutchinson 86; Ryan Szwerda 80; Jason Behling 78; Ryan Poirier 75. Bantams: Martin Gotthelf 159; Jason Lown 150; Charlene Cris- clone 147; Janine Hammond 140; Sabrina Brown 130; Raven Ward 124; Deryk Campbell 120; Amy Rankin 117; Lydia Blake 113; Gregory Ranieri 107. Juniors: Roy Anger 210; Melissa Dawson 195; Geoffrey Drury 194; Amy Grills 157; Jay Mackie 157; Brandon Hammond 154; Mike Nolan 151; Janice Har- wood 146; Angie Wierzbicki 139; Colin Meijerink 131. Seniors: Chris Beckin 208; Jasen Dawson 178; Toni Ollerton Clippers 131; Andy Meijerink 114; Craig Mitchell 108. Top Flat Scores October 14 Juniors: Melissa Dawson 208; Douglas Hutton 195; Joy Mackie 169; Lyndsay Dutkewich 168; Roy Anger 155; Melissa Donnelly 151. Seniors: Chris Beckim 279; Sate Dawson 137; Toni Ollerton The Almond sales are going ex- tremely well and more Almonds will be available for pick up short- ly. Please remember to bring in your money only on Saturdays. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies October 24 Team Standings: Head & Shoulders 32; Adorn 32; L'Oreal 30; Prell 29; Halo 24; Finesse 21. 200 Flat: Kacey Harper 275,237,206; Vi Linton 223; Verna Moore 206. hand Port a 6-3 loss Friday night, the Port Legionaires had their wings clip- ped by the Stouffville Clippers in Lakeshore League play. Stouffville opened the scoring in the first, then early in the second Billy Zaparanuik took an ex- cellent cross-ice pass from Dave Bourgeois and buried it over the shoulder to tie the game 1-1. Jay King had started the play in his own end and drew the second assists. From there the Clippers took control and led 5-1 with just over three minutes to play. At that point, Port got some life, as Scott Heasman's shot from the . blueline found the back of the net for an unassisted marker. 25 seconds later Chad Kearns clos- ed the gap to 5-3, firing one in the lower corner off a nice pass from Dave. The visitors came right back with another goal to close out a 6-3 final. Saturday afternoon, in Bowmanville, the home team jumped out to a 1-0 lead despite a strong effort by the Legionaires. Then, late in the first Jay Tred- way deflected Scott's point shot to tie the score. This goal was the result of a good power play involv- ing Chad, Sean Ellis and Craig Laird, who also got an asssist. The Port effort continued, but late in the second, the Toros pot- ted 2 in 15 seconds for a 3-1 lead. Early in the third, another power play brought Port close as . Jeremy Norton moved into the slot to fire Chad's pass by the goalie. Joe Broadworth also assisted on the goal. Life being what it is, the Toros then scored 4 goals in the next 3:15 for a 7-2 final. Peter Schoe (7) scored the last three for a game total of four. Best wishes for a quick recovery go to Neil Mueller, who missed both games with a broken foot. Volleyball is a tough game! Also thanks to Jeremy Geer for filling in Saturday on short notice. The Legionaires will attempt to get back in the winning way when they host Lindsay at 9:15 Friday. ONE Betre J [_] | Sipro ~ Nixon Sipco 4Tixon -- FUEL OIL -- HEATING & AIR-CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE 313 ALBERT ST. OSHAWA 728-5138 723-4663 Sunday Bowling Team No. 3: "The Eliminators" - 21 pts. Team No. 2: "The Bowling Bloopers" - 12 pts. Team No. 1: 'The Port Perry Pin Pickers" - 9 pts. Team No. 4: "The Pinseekers" - 0 pts. Mens High Triple Flat: Dale Stewart 735. High Single Lockhart 259. High Triple With Handicap: Dave Fielden 794. High Single with Handicap: Rick Clugston 291. Ladies High Triple Flat: Stewart 580. High Single Flat: Susan Airey 207 Flat: Dave Sandy High Triple with Handicap: Sandy Lockhart 742. High Single with Handicap: Mary Gammon 255. Top Three Male Bowlers Ist High Average: Dave Lockhart 212. 2nd High Stewart 196. 3rd High Average: Don Mac- Pherson 172. Top Three Female Bowlers 1st High Average: Sandy Stewart 172. 2nd High Average: Sandy Lockhart 154. 3rd High Average: Lockhart 145. Average: Dale Crystal Men's Thursday Night Team Standings: Village Taxi 26; House of Howard 26; Legion 24; Lake Scugog Lumber 23; Norm's Construction 21; Dowsons Valu Mart 21; Philp Pontaic 18; Allen's Siding 14; Centennial Lanes 13; Brian's Towing 12; I.G.A. 7; Emmerson's Insurance 5. High Single Flat: D. Dubrevil 282 High Single with Handicap: R. Bell 348. High Triple Flat: B. White 764. High Triple with Handicap: D. Dubrevil 776, Games over 215: R. Twist 249,219; R. Sweetman 218; R. Bell 271; R. Prosser 223; E. Johanson 241; H. Colston 228; D. Orr 253; B. Henshall 221; D. Dubrevil 234,282; H. Lawrence 227; T. Thompson 243; W. Lown 242; C. Watts 220,216; B. Pearson 219; R. Evans 222; B. White 261,242,261; C. Ash 277; K. Kraupa 232; R. Peterson 223; W. Saunders 256; R. Sheehey 217,273. Triple over 600: R. Twist 608; H. Colston 601; B. Henshall 614; D. Dubrevil 698; D. Orr 621; C. Watts 617; D. Durham 615; B. White 764; C. Ash 606 W. Saunders 645; R. Sheehey 677. Tuesday Night Men's October 24 Team Standings: High Rollers 38; El Blankos 34; Lonesome Rollers 32; Anonymous 28; Lane Lightning 22; Champs 14. High Single: John Criscione 311. High Single with Handicap: John Criscione 311. High Triple: Roy Povey 699. High Triple with Handicap: Roy Povey 717. 215 and over: John Criscione 311; Trevor Mollon 229; Roy Povey 226,231,242; Steve Robin- son 229; Bill Turner 237; David Squires 220; David Booth 232; Glenn Squires 272; Bill Owen 235; Gerry Louvelle 220. 600 and over: John Criscione 689; Roy Povey 699; Glenn Squires 679; Steve Robinson 629; David Squires 614. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies October 25 Team Standings: Wink 35; Fresca 32; Coke 32; Pepsi 26; 7 Up 21; Sprite 20. Games over 200: Carol Koch 207, Marg Lee 218; Marge McKib- bon 228; Ann Meester 231,217; Merle St. John 228; Audrey Brown 220,226; Marian Geer 203; Gladys McColl 234; Joyce Storry 201; Gerri Langille 200. 3 Games over 600: Audrey Brown 616. Monday Night Ladies Team Standings: Secret 19; Phantom 19: Whisper 18; Sheer Energy 14; No Nonsence 10; Leggs 4. Games over 200: Sue Duncan 234; Dayle Forderer 249; Donna Kaye Cochrane 220; Ilene Wilton 231; Vivian Foster 207; Marilyn Gibson 200; Marg Burnfield 214; Marg White 244; Terry Mac- Donald 208. High Single: Dayle Forderer 249. 600 Triple: Marg White 622. Auctioneers get their revenge After taking a close game defeat at the hands of Lindsay last Sunday, the Pearce Auctioneers gained revenge Friday evening by trouncing their rivals 6-2 in front of a home crowd in Port Perry. Port opened the scoring at 4:37 of the first on a goal by Scott Jeffrey from Troy Campbell and Dan Lyons. Troy continued the Port attack in the second frame with 2 more assisted by line mates Lyons, Jeffrey and key defenceman Casey Vanschagen. Lindsay gave up another as Port continued their barrage around the net on a deflection by Ian Parliament assisted by Adam Hobbs. Ian popped another in the corner assisted again by Adam Hobbs and centre man Brad Johnston. Lindsay managed two counts, one in the second, and final frame before Adam Jones rounded out the scoring for Port on a beauty assisted by Jonathan Reed and Blayne Kinnunen. Port continued in the win col- Atom HL Tripp Realty 7 Lake Scugog Lumber 6 This was a fast paced exciting game as the "Never Say Die" Scugog Lumber team continually fought back.all game to nearly tie it up. Kristan Wootton was the big shooter on this day as he scored 5 times. Aron Levy also scored for Scugog as well as picking up an assist. Chris Jamieson also counted an assist. The scoring for Tripp was more spread out with Matt McClelland and Colin Outram each scoring twice and Dwayne Rombough, Jamie Trick and Jay Fletcher all scoring once. John Sax pitched in with 2 assists for Tripp. Credit should be given to the Scugog Lumber team for the way umn by blasting Uxbridge 6 to zip Saturday evening on visitors ice. Scoring opened with Adam Jones from Jonathan Reed, and Casey Vanschagen from Brad Johnston. Seth Gray showed his stuff on a big rush and picture perfect goal on a short handed Port Perry at- tack. Adam Hobbs poked in another on a slick pass from Brad Johnston for another short hand- ed effort. Adam Jones continued his strong play by netting a nice pass from Jonathan Reed for Tal- ly no. 5. Blayne Kinnunen tucked in the final marker from Jones to round out a convincing Port Perry win. Special mention to the awesome Port Perry defence of Dillon Weber, Justin Kowalczyk, Ryan Moynes and goalie Shane Savage, who held the opposition vertually scoreless despite a penalty shot attempt in the Uxbridge game. Next outing, November 3, 7:00 on Port Perry ice. hockey they fought back as they only had 1 spare player sitting on the bench. Gord Lewis 3 Whitby Auto Wreckers 2 This game was a well played defensive game with both teams giving everything they had. Ryan Diceman, Gavin Baxter and Jay Strickert all scored once for Gord Lewis, while Jeff Gunn replied twice for Whitby with assists going to Nick Kutlik and Jason Heyworth. Gord Lewis scored once in the second to regain their 2 goal lead, but Whitby kept pressing and with 4 minutes left, again cut the lead to 1 goal. As hard as they tried, Whitby couldn't capitalize on any of their remaining chances to tie the game. Whos counting Never let the score of a game be an indication of how well played the game really was. This was the case on Sunday, October 29, when the Port Perry Novice Ringette team hosted the Oshawa 1 squad. Although the score was 8-2 in favour of Oshawa our girls played excellent ringette and even though they lost, they never gave up trying. Laura Hookers' goal assisted by Janine Hammond opened the scoring early in the game. The pace was fast and the Oshawa team kept our goaltender, Jen- nifer Hammond, on her toes con- stantly. She made many more saves than goals. Keep it up Jennifer! | Our second goal was scored late in the second half by a determin- ed Pam Hiltz assisted by an equally determined Diane Vanderlight. Nice work girls! The strong defensive work of Bonnie Jo Norton, Jenny Lane, and Janna Senyk helped keep Oshawa's scoring chance down during the second half. Alechia Cracknell, Brooke Shanley, Amanda Wakeford and Jennifer Donnelly never gave up trying to get one past their goaltender, Christie Pillman, and the tough Oshawa defense. To Melissa Hooker, maybe next time, but keep on trying, it's bound to happen. As spectators, we saw a fast paced exciting game with many determined girls still trying to get the ring, right to the end. The coaching staffs from both teams should be proud of a no penalty game. That's good, clean ringette.