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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 21, 1989 Pee Wee House League Action FRIDAY NOV. 17/89 P.A. DAY Larocque 5 Scala 4 This was another excellent Pee Wee House League game where great goaltending was witnessed by all who watched. Kyle McClymont in goal for Larocque, Kyle Simms for Scala. Sean Gawley started it off for Scala as Drew Royale and Gavin Carnegie assisted. Justin Wootton evened the score for Larocque while Darren Kinnunen picked up the assist. Seconds later, Laroc- que's Justin Wootton scored his second unassisted. Larocque tallied for two more as Steven Gilbert scored one unassisted, and Jeff Fletcher fired one, Ryan Larmer setting up the play. Late in the second period, Scala's Sean Gawley scored his second, Graham Holt and Sean Sauter earning the assists. Early in the third, Drew Royale, working real hard, scored one from Mark Dunn and Tony Waldriff, Larocque fired right back as Justin Wootton scored his Bantam Canadian Tire 6 Frank Real Estate 0 On Wednesday night Canadian Tire overpowered a short handed Frank squad with the help of Derek Carter who played a strong game in net for Canadian Tire. Both Craig Leask and Chris Cooper had strong nights as they each picked up a hat trick. Todd Taylor worked a strong game as he was the playmaker picking up assists on four goals. Causeway Esso 7 Swamp Auto 6 Saturday morning we saw a good clean hockey game with lots of end to end rushes. Swamp struck early in the first and built up a 6 to 2 lead by the midway point of the second period. Causeway began their comeback with six minutes remaining in the second period. Causeway tied the game at the 2:34 mark of the third _ period and won the game with 38 hat trick and Darren Kinnunen and Jeff Fletcher picking up the assists. Scala's Sean Gawley scored his hat trick for the contest to end the scoring, Alan Calder and Graham Holt assisting. Big v3 Consumers Gas 2 Clay Scott opened the scoring for Big V as Greg Thompson set up the play. Consumers Gas shot right back as Eric Lucyk scored unassisted. Late in the first Consumers Gas, Matt Mantel scored, Richie Tripp earning the assist. Big V's John Hall had the only goal unassisted in the second period to tie the game. In the dying minutes of the third, Big V's Clay Scott, scored his second of the match to end the scoring. SAT. NOV. 18/89 Scala 3 Big v3 Saturday morning the Pee Wee House League displayed more of their fine talent. HL news seconds remaining in the game. Heath Hudson had a big night for Causeway scoring 4 goals with singles going to Cliff LeFort, Troy Hope and Louis Whitfield. Prov- ing that hustle means more than size Chris Jellicoe also had a big game finding the mark 4 times with singles going to Carl Payne and Kevin Brown. Canadian Tire 11 L.G.A. 2 On Saturday evening a strong Canadian Tire squad carried the play to a short handed I.G.A. team. Credit should be given to L.G.A. for not giving in as they never quit. Having a big night for Canadian Tire was Adam Johnston and Chris Cooper with 4 goals and Todd Taylor with 3. Craig Leask worked hard setting up 6 of the goals. David Volman and Mark Jansen tallied the singles for L.G.A. RONALD D. BRIDGEWATER, Bx. 118. LAW OFFICES 38 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-8491 -- providing 14 years experience in -- REAL ESTATE -- INCORPORATIONS FAMILY LAW -- WILLS -- ESTATES Scala went on the scoreboard first with three goals, Chris Vandermeer from Drew Royale and Alan Calder, Sean Gawley from Matt Phoenix and Mark Dunn and finally Graham Holt from Sean Gawley and Gavin Carnegie. In the third period Big V rallied for three to tie the game, Greg Thompson from Derek Anderson and Clay Scott, Jason Brain from Greg Thompson and Mike Balmforth, and Jonathan McCourt from Craig Coates and Derek Anderson. Excellent games guys. * Larocque 5 Emiels 5 This was another fast game on- ly to end in a tie. Both teams play- ing all out. In the first period each team scored three times, Emiels' were Jon Jamieson from Andrew Garnett and Matt Brown, Kirk Swain from Ryan Morden and Robbie Martyn, and Jon Jamieson his second from Stewart Bruce. Scoring for Larocque were Ryan Larmer and Scott Swain, and Jeff Fletcher from Jeremy Stevens and Steven MacDonald. Emiels broke the tie as Matt Brown scored from Jon Jamieson and Andrew Garnett. Then Jeff Jamieson scored another one for Emiels, Ryan Duff and Gord Bentley assisting. Larocque fired back for two to tie the game, Steven Kyte from David Kemp and Ryan Larmer, Steven Gilbert from Justin Woot- ton and Darren Kinnunen. There, another fine Pee Wee House League is wrapped up for another week. Remember boys, Nov. 25 at 8:00 p.m., the Mojacks are playing in town and if you wear your hockey sweater you are admitted free. See you there. Also, no hockey for the Pee Wee House League next week. Legionaires earn a split The Port Perry Legion Pee Wee A's split a pair of weekend league games; blasting Uxbridge 10-1 at home before bowing 6-3 in Bowmanville. Friday-night, Port lacked some of the physical intensity that they have been demonstrating the last few weeks but were sharp mental- ly, as the passing game was crisp. Sean Ellis started things early, blasting Craig Laird's passout in . the bottom corner in the first minute. Less than a minute later, Chad Kearns combined with Joe Broadworth and Jay Tredway to score the eventual winner. Scott Heasman extended the lead with a pair of point shot goals in 58 seconds. After Uxbridge scored their only goal on the power play, Dave Bourgeois closed out the first period, deflecting a good goal-mouth pass from Joe. In the last two periods, Sean and Chad each picked up their se- cond goals, Kenton LeFort scored a pair, and Jay T. added a single as Port coasted to a 10-1 win. Craig notched 4 assists, Sean had 3, Jay T., Joe, and Matt Morris 2 each, while Kenton and Jeremy Norton each added 1. Saturday afternoon in Bowman- ville, a decent effort allowed Port to enter the second period scoreless. However, two power play markers by the home squad contributed to a 4-0 Toros lead go- SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper -Erasers - Note Books - Math Sets - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 No @ DRIP Oilshkin' e Guaranteed rust protection for new and used vehicles. ® Stops rust in its tracks ® Will not crack or peel ® Will not wash off like oil | ® Seals and forms protective skin ® And does not drip Division of 830077 Ontario Limited 985-0422 A wae A ER ' ' ' 1570) je ul 4 ol "WINTER SALT YOUR (07:9 .9:1"'/:% ¢ RUSTV |; CHECK | IFITAIN'T RUST CHECKED ... ITAINT! Oshawa North 10 Russett Ave. (Simcoe N., 1st street S. of Taunton) Oshawa 436-6167 Still only $99.95 A WAR ANGS V R L rPR Rer ing into the third. Port turned things up a notch after the break, and after just 11 seconds Chad fired a goal from the deep slot on set-ups from Joe and Jeremy. This was apparently the first goal given up by the toros in 14 periods of hockey. Just over a minute later, Joe sent Chad in again and followed up in time to blast a re- bound past the fallen goaltender. Novice P.P.P.2 Van Camp Const. 1 The first game of the day saw Van Camp Construction take on Port Perry Printing. In this game the first 2 periods were scoreless. This was an exciting game with the goalies stealing the show. Scoring for Port Perry Printing by Nick Pelyk. Scott Harper scored unassisted. Scoring for Van Camp Con- struction was Shane Savage assisted by Aaron Chambers and Jeff Ashton. Playing in goal for P.P.P. was Adam Brain and Greg Bruton played in goal for Van Camp. Re/Max Realty 5 Davids Hairstyling 5 In the second game Re/Max Realty and Davids Hairstyling had one of their classic battles. In the first period both teams traded goals. At 6:04 of the second period Re/Max took the lead on- ly to see Davids score 3 straight goals in the second period to take the lead 4-2 after 2 periods of play. 52 Water St., Port Perry PHONE 985-4241 * w * * * 399 Queen St. or ee TT ----I-- ----------e are Genet? Stonemoor provides a Child Enrichment Program for children 18 months to 9 years. Open year-round from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM Full and 1/2 Days available. Nursery School Program for mornings only. Professional Trained Staff. Nutritious Hot Lunches & Snacks. Stimulating and Adventurous Outdoor Play Areas. For further information phone ... 985-0800 : * « ¢ + + + + Specializing in Early Childhood Education « « + « + + o After the toros regained a 3 goal lead, Jay T. popped another re- bound with assists to Sean and Craig. Another power play goal restored the lead again for Bowmanville and they regrouped to prevent any further scoring. The Legionnaires will visit Stouffville on Wednesday night, then travel to Haliburton for a tournament next weekend. H.L In the third period Re/Max rallied to score 3 straight goals to take the lead 5-4 with 3:52 left in the game. The high intensity kept up until Davids scored with just 12 seconds left in the game, to tie the game at 5. Scoring for Re/Max Realty was 1g . David Gainey unassisted. Wyatt _ was Jeremy Heyworth, assistéd aso Tat 'Park scored assisted by Matt Caldwell and Bob Cowie. Bob Cowie scored assisted by David Gainey and Justin Sheehey. David Gainey scored assisted by Corey Branton. Scott Willman scored assisted by Matt Caldwell. Scoring for Davids Hairstyling was Chris Jones assisted by Scott Sanderson, and Brad Monsma. Lyle Wootton scored assisted by Michael MacLennan and Scott Sanderson. Tyler Wootton scored assisted by Leigh McClymont and Michael MacLennan. Michael MacLennan scored assisted by Tyler Wootton and with just 12 seconds left in the game Chris Orr scored an unassisted goal to earn a 5-5 tie. MON-SAT 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM SUNDAY 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM * * * * * & Port Perry, Ont. PD AP a