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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 19, 1991 Scores from all the lanes Men's Thursday Night February 14, 1991 Team Standings: Dowson's Valu-Mart 39, Norm's Cont. 33, Pete's Pet Pantry 30, 1.G.A. 30, Village Taxi 25, Philp Pontiac 23, Brian's Towing 23, House of Howard 21, Lake Scugog Lumber 21, Centennial Lanes 19, Galley Gators 15, Legion 15. High Single Flat: R. Sheehey 296. High Single With Handicap: P. Pelow 321. High Triple Flat: R. Sheehey 768. High Triple With Handicap: S. Connors 774. Games Over 215: R. Sheehey 224, 248, 296, W. Saunders 240, B. Sonley 249, M. Gallagher 222, R. Prosser 283, E. Johanson 221, 244, H. Colston 229, D. Lown 224, L. Wilbur 232, P. Pelow 287, P. McBride 224, S. Connors 255, G. Grant 220, R. Manns 248, G.: McHugh 278, D. Hall 216, T. Cochrane 243, G. Wilson 247, P. Fitton 219. Triple Over 600: R. Sheehey 768, B. Sonley 623, M. Gallagher 614, R. Prosser 632, E. Johanson 632, P. Pelow 637, P. McBride 601, S. Connors 621, G. McHugh 626, P. Fitton 607. Wednesday Night Ladies February 13, 1991 Team Standings: The Bold & Beautiful 38, The Poor and Unknown 35, Who's The Boss 28, The Young & Restless 25, The Simpsons 23, Lucys 19. High Single: Anne Aldridge 283. High Single With Handicap: Anne Aldridge 295. High Triple: Beth Oke 640. High Triple With Handicap: Lisa Sheehey 720. Games Over 200: Anne Aldridge 283, Beth Oke 205, 255, Mary Hawes 239, Margot Brain 229, Marg Moore 224, Lisa Sheehey 209, 211, Gail Wallace 211, Julie Dempsey 206. Triples Over 550: Beth Oke 640, Anne Aldridge 607, Lisa Sheehey 585, Mary Hawes 553. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Impatience 5, Alysum 5, Petunias 4, Marigolds 3, Pansies 2, Snapdragons 2. Over 200: Marge McKibbon 220, Louise Penstone 200, Gerri Langille 212, 200, 289, Darlene Vanderzwet 219, Marg Lee 249, 226, Janet Houghting 203. Over 600: Gerri Langille 701, Marg Lee 638. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies February 5, 1991 Team Standings: Beatles 7, Supremes 5, Rolling Stones 5, Beach Boys 2, Crickets 2, Madon- na 0. 200 Flat: Lynn Loughlin 255, Doris Tripp 247, Marge Samarillo 235, Lucy Wilson 219, 203, Dorothy Gibson 217, Ona Tremble 203. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies February 12 Team Standings: Rolling Stones 10, Beatles 9 , Beach Boys 7, Supremes 7, Crickets 7, Madon- na 2. 200 Flat: Lucy Wilson 249, Bet- ty Wackett 246, Dorothy Gibson 214. Linda Hughes 212. Marge Samarillo 212, Joan Fleming 205, Joyce Norrish 203, Marj Giroux 203, Vi Linton 201. Monday Night Ladies February 11 Team Standings: Ferrari 22, Witches 21, Pin Pickers 21, Rollers 18, T.N.T. 14, La Lips 9. High Triple: Tracy Beach 758. High Single: Tracy Beach 311. 200 Games: Edna Langford 203, Marilyn Gibson 203, Yvonne Nyenhuir 239, Bev Silverman 223, Maureen Wren 202, Judy Nicker- son 204, 230, Vivian Foster 201, 203, Shirley Ash 205, Tracy Beach 255, 311, Sue Norton 221, 226. YBC -- CENTENNIAL LANES Senior YBC Bowler - Jay Mackie bowls a 387 Single and 731 triple. Girls High Average: Pee Wee Michelle Poirier 86, Bantam Jen- nifer Hammond 141, Junior Melissa Dawson 147, Senior Lynd- say Dutkewich 140. High Single Flat: Pee Wee Shannon Deering 114, Bantam Lydia Blake 161, Junior Heather Harris 147, Senior Erin Hassall . 216. High Single With Handicap: Pee Wee Jadelyn Blair 155, Ban- tam Shawna Peter 213, Junior Melissa Donnelly 192, Senior Tara Ballingall 217. High Double Flat: Pee Wee Grace Ranieri 177. High Double With Handicap: Pee Wee Lauren Faulkner/Anja Knutson 285. High Triple Flat: Bantam Amy Evans 391, Junior Sabrina Brown 363, Senior Lyndsay Dutkewich Novice playoff action Our Port Perry Novice "Pearce Auctions" played their best defen- sive game of the season at ho- me on February 11 to even their playoff series against Stouffville to one win each. After a scoreless opening period dominated by the "Auctions' we capitalized on a second period Stouffville penalty. After receiv- ing a pass from Kam Cooper, right-winger Ryan McQuade went in on a two-on-one break and us- ing linemate Chris Jones as a decoy, he ripped a hard wrist shot just inside the post to score the on- ly goal the team would need to capture their well-earned 1-0 victory. Our goalies Mike MacLennan and Chris Monsma deftly turned aside several good Stouffville scoring chances. Determined skating and back-checking by all our forward lines helped our ag- gressive defensmen to throw a blanket over the opposition attackers. Unfortunately, Lady Luck deserted us in Stouffville on February 15 as we lost 5-3. We were unable to mount a consistent attack. Although we sporadically broke through for goals bby Ryan McQuade (assists by Brad Johnston and Chris Jones) and by Brad Johnston on a bullet wrist shot into the top corner of the net (assists by McQuade and Mark Delaney) Our final goal was the last of the game again by Ryan McQuade from Chris Jones and Greg Bruton. Hopefully this will spur the Auctions on for the fourth game of the series on Wednesday, OSHAWA SECURITY SYSTEM ... installed. (Limited Time Offer) $799. (basement ceiling must be unfinished) Price includes Motion & Fire Protection RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ALARM * Free Estimates * No Obligations * Workmanship Guaranteed (416) 725- 1 04 1 FIRE, POLICE and AMBULANCE MONITQRING available on request. February 20 in Port Perry. Tournament Port Perry Novice 1 "Pearce Auctions' competed in the Ux- bridge Tournament on Saturday, February 15. Port Perry met the Ajax team in the opening game and it was a closely played en- counter with Port Perry coming out on top 4-3. Scoring for Port Perry was Brad Johnston with a hat trick, with two assists from Ryan McQuade and one from Chris Jones. The other Port Perry goal was scored by Jeff Ashton with an assist to Greg Bruton. Chris Monsma played well in goal for Port Perry. Port Perry then had to play Stouffville in their second game. This was a close game with numerous chances however, the goalies at both ends turned away numerous shots. Stouffville took the lead in the first period, but early in the second, Brad Johnston scored his fourth goal of the day on assists from Chris Jones and Mark Delaney to pull into a 1-1 tie. Unfortunately, Stouffville managed to notch what proved to be the winning goal ear- ly in the third period for a 2-1 vic- tory. Mike MacLennan played outstandingly in net for Port Perry. ROYALE OAK $219.00 * DOORS & MOULDING * HARDWARE * Complete House Trim Packages at Discounted Prices. RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 a16) 852-7722 456. High Triple With Handicap: Bantam Kim Brain 510, Junior Jillian Howsam 540, Senior Lynd- say Dutkewich 654. Boys High Average: Pee Wee Robert Arksey 99, Bantam Deryk Camp- bell 133, Junior Brandon Ham- mond 170, Senior Jay Mackie 186. High Single Flat: Pee Wee Myles Ruhl 126, Bantam Christopher Hueston 171, Junior Colin Meijerink 182, Senior Jay Mackie 387. High Single With Handicap: Pee Wee Sean Blea 154, Bantam Andrew Fell 202, Junior Michae Cannon 234, Senior Geoff Drur) 279. High Double Flat: Pee Wes Jason Behling 183. High Double With Handicap: Pee Wee Kevin Bryars 279. High Triple Flat: Bantam! Christopher Hueston 405, Juniof Matthew Blake 423, Senior Craig Mitchell 513. High Triple With Handicap: Bantam Danny Drebit 526, Junior Owen St. John 540, Senior Jasen Dawson/Andy Meijerink 592. Scugog mens hockey league Weed's Get First Place! Game one saw Norton's Home Improvements come back from a 3-1 deficit to beat Sportsland 5-3. Scoring for Norton's were Bill Haynes 2 goals, Rob Kroonenburg 1 goal, 2 assists, Donovan Smith 1 goal, 1 assist, and Dave Roth 1 goal. Dave Dickson and Tony Ox- ley each had one assist. Sandy Garvock, Mike McQuade and Bill Owen each scored for Sportsland with assists going to Mark Jobb 2, Brad Hurst and Peter Lane. The second game was another comeback as J&D Carpentry were down 3-0 and came back to tie Van & Truck World 4-4. 'Tallying for J&D were Rob Evans 1 goal, 3 assists, Joe Cur- ran 1 goal, 1 assist, Dennis Lycett 1 goal, 1 assist and Roger Moase 1 goal. Fred Moffatt added the other lone assist. Counting for Van & Truck World were Randy Prosser, Brian Samis and Wayne Fox each with 1 goal and 1 assist and Glen McCoy 1 goal. Also assisting were John Woodward, Paul Van Camp and Scott Davis. The third game saw Fit- zgerald's clinch first place with a 3-2 win over Crandell's. Leading the way for Fit- zgerald's were Bill Bridge 1 goal, 1 assist, Ken Smart and Al Bon- ner 1 goal apiece. Other assists to Gary Lance, Reg Templeman, Dave Jackson and Kevin Reid. Fighting back for Crandell's was Rick Campbell unassisted and Doug Bronson from Bob Beveridge. Game four was the same score as game three with Anderson's coming out on top of Compton 3-2. Scorers for Anderson's were Dave Bourgeois, Larry Jackson and Bill Van Camp. Helping out were Carl Durward 3 assists, Tom Patton and Mike Driscoll each had single assists. The lone marker for Compton was Tim Ashbridge with both goals and assists to Terry Rose and Rick Hope. Malmont Atoms win two exhibition games The Malmont Atom A's were fired up over the past weekend as they met two Oshawa Little NHL teams in exhibition games and were victorious in both. Friday night, in Port, the Mal- mont team scored 5 markers before the Oshawa Canadiens got on the board. Casey Van Schagen notched two on plays set up first by Dillan Weber and Adam Jones and then by Danny Robinson and again Dillan. Then Dillan Weber was right on target twice to give Port a 4-0 lead. This tine Ken Johnston was there for both and Daryl McEnaney once. Mike Heasman wrapped up the scoring for Port on an end to end rush and a grand finale with a wrist shot to the top corner. The Canadiens put on a burst at the end of the 3rd period, and scored 3 unanswered goals, giving Port a 5-3 win. CoOLDWELL BANKGCR QO Sunday afternoon at the Children's Arena in Oshawa, Port filled the net coming home with 12 big goals. Shane Norton was amazing at the net with 5 markers . jiés fans, I said 5. Great game Shane! Other team members picking up points today were: Kent Johnston 2 goals, 2 assists; Daryl McEnaney 1 goal, 2 assists; Casey Van Schagen 1 goal, 1 assist; Dillan Weber 1 goal, 1 assist; Mike Heasman 3 assists; Mike Morden 1 goal; Seth Gray and Danny Robinson each with 1 assist. A welcome to Jason Heyworth. He's been with the team for a few games and has played excep- tionally well. Jason notched his first with the team today. These guys are ready for their home tournament, this Saturday, February 23. Their first game is 8:00 a.m.. Good luck guys. COUNTRY LANE REALTY LTD. Hwy. 7A & High Street - Port Perry, Ont. RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE 985-7351 fa degeadentty ened nd period member Boke of Colduo® Banter Miigten of Canada toc = ANE EE CCC AVAL EE