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The Port Perry MoJacks have opened a 2-0 lead in games over Napanee Raiders in the best of seven Ontario Junior C Quatiar fina) eres, viously carrying the mo- mentum from last Thursday's stunning win over Bowman- ville, the MoJacks defeated the Raiders 7-4 Saturday night on the road, then turned on the scoring jets Sunday at the Scu- gog Arena for an easy 12-2 victo- ry. Game three in this series goes March 24 in Napanee and game four swings back to the Scugog Arena Sunday night for a 7:30 faceoff. The winner of this series will meet the winner of the Orangeville-Port Dover Series now underway in the all- Ontario Jon finale aturday night's game in Napanee, the MoJacks broke open a close game in the third period with three un-answered goals and a 7-4 victory. For the MoJacks, John Harman led with two goals, in- cluding the game winner at 14:18 from linemates Warren Geer and Brad Menzies. Steve Connors, Len Giaca- lone, Geer, Dan Maw and Dar- rin Lee into an empty net rounded out the scoring for Port Perry. Menzies had four assists. The Raiders got a pair of goals Shane Hoskin wtih sin- gles by Hugh Murphy and Paul Matheson. On the smaller ice surface in the Napanee Arena, the Raiders opted for a physical game, but there were just seven minor penalties called. MoJack coach Ken Har- man gave Tony Sortino a well- deserved break as Dwayne Mackie got the startin goal, and he faced 28 shots, 15 of them in the final frame. In game two Sunday night, the MoJacks jumped to a 2-0 lead before many fans had made their way to the seats, and they just steam-rollered their way to a 12-2 win. Harman got them going at Legion champs The Port Perry Pee Wee A's concluded their season in style Saturday, defeating Mount Forest Patriots in the Division III final game; the second straight year Port has returned from Goderich as division champs. Sean Ellis and Joe Broadworth continued to be offensive leaders in this game. Sean took a Craig Laird pass and fired a low shot in- side the far post to equal an early Patriot goal in the first period. In the second he set up Joe in front for a marker to send the team to -the room tied at 2. Midway through the third, Scott Heasman blasted a shot from the boards that caught the inside of the post and gave Port their first lead of the game while they en- joyed a two-man advantage. Sean, Joe, and Jeremy Norton were all instrumental in the play that led to the score. With under 4 minutes to play, Jay Tredway picked up an in- surance goal, his 30th of the season, when he managed to tip in a set-up from Sean and Billy Zaparanuik. Jay turned in an in- spirational performance in his first game after a seven-week recovery from a broken leg and it was only fitting that he score a big goal. This goal then turned out to be the winner as Mount Forest scored less than a minute later to make things tight. Port weathered the storm, thanks to a few large saves from Mike Pashley, including one at the buzzer when the Patriots were pressing. The final result was a 4-3 victory for the Legionaries. Windup Notes: The Pee Wee A's would like to convey special thanks to the Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 419 for their con- tinued sponsorship and support through another hockey season. It is much appreciated. Congratulations to the players selected as stars of last weeks games by the Goderich Single- Star: Game 1- Joe 1st, Chad Kearns 2nd, Game 2 - Sean Ellis 1st, Steve Gilbert 2nd, Game 3 - Sean 1st, Joe 2nd. 'Finally, congratulations to Garry Geer, Ed Teno, and Jim Burnett for the calibre of play they drew from this group of hockey players, and for the development of the boys, both in- dividually and as a team. Thanks for an excellent season! 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Their generosity made it possible to provide a week of sportsmanship, com- petition and excitement that will be fondly remembered for vears to come by hundreds of young hockey players, Jack Monsma Electric Mother Jackson's Open Kitchens Norm's General Contracting Norton's Home Improvements Norton's Men's Hockey Team Port Perry Auto Glass & Trim Precision Construction Rider Tool & Manufacturing Co. Ridge North Realty Ross Page Scott Supply Scugog Men's Hockey 'League Sportsland's Men's Hockey Team Superior Propane Taylor Ford-Mercury Paul Van Camp, CA. Pineridge Skating School Van Camp Contracting Wanamaker Welding Winters Sutherlarid & Moase XL Gas Bar the 14 second mark, and Jim Gibbens made it 2-0 at the 52 second mark with his first of four goals for the night. It was 4-1 after the first, and 8-1 at the end of the second as the MoJacks seemed to be scoring almost at will. Gibbens had four markers, Harman the hat trick, Geer a pair, and singles from Dan Maw, Menzies, and Todd Tay- or. Shane Hoskin and Marc Cruj countered for the Raiders. Sortino and Mackie split the net-minding chores, facing 39 shots, though many of these were from well out. Steve Connors helped set up four goals, and Menzies also had four assists to go with his goal for a five-point outing. The Raiders are hurting a bit for this series with two snip- ers out of the lineup with inju- ries. Jeff Sunstrum and Brad Shaver are bothered by knee and ankle problems. The Raiders likely will be a different team when the series Tsiarns to Napanee on Satur- ay. SCHEDULED GAMES PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 20, 1990 - 13B MoJacks grab 2-0 series lead over Napanee This team finished first in the Quinte League, then put Ennismore out in four straight and took six games to defeat Frontenac for the league cham- pionship. After two long and very tough seven game series against Uxbridge and Bowman- ville, the MoJacks are hoping to keep the momentum going in the weekend games. Should they win on Satur- day, they'll be going all out on home ice Sunday night tobe in a position to sweep the series. and then have the luxury of some time to get ready for the next round. SLAPSHOTS: MoJack fans are reminded there is a bus leaving for Napanee on Saturday at 4:00 from the Arena. Cost is $12. Contact Ron Co- sway at 985-8840. Dan Maw finally got back in the line-up for the Napanee series. He scored a couple of goals and was skating well. Maw broke a wrist six weeks ago in a league game against Uxbridge. CKLY coverage As the Port Perry MoJacks continue along the playoff trail, Lindsay radio CKLY 910 (AM) will broadcast home game when possible. As for away games, the sta- tion announced last week it will provide listeners with feature up-dates every half hour. The station will carry the games live from the Scugog Are- na when they do not conflict with already scheduled broad- 2 casts of Toronto Maple Leaf games. Bob Eakins (a familiar voice) will handle the play-by- play for the home games along with commentary by Ed Hand. The station expects to start their broadcasts of the game this week. Two season ago when the MoJacks went all the way to the Ontario Junior C championship series, CKLY carried the games. SATURDAY, MARCH 24th - 8:15 PM in NAPANEE SUNDAY, MARCH 25th - 7:30 P.M. in PORT PERRY RSON CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTD. 268 Queen Street -- Port Perry 985-8401 Nobody Does It Better! OH © © © WE Ww So a a od a PT Da