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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 29, 1991 - 35 Country Style Bantams As have tough week The Port Perry Country Style Bantam A's had a tough week, playing four games against top quality opponents. Monday night, Port hosted the Port Hope Redmen in a league game. The locals were sluggish at the start and were behind 2-0 by the midpoint of the game, despite the strong effort of James Paterson between the pipes. Late in the second period Jer- emy Norton showed an agres- sive charge to the net to bangin a rebound and cut the margin. Jeremy Geer and Dave Bour- geois had produced heavy pres- sure and drew assists. Country Style came out and took the play to the Redmen for almost the entire chird period. They were finally rewarded when Joe Broadworth clicked on a set-up by Sean Ellis for the tying goal. At least one crossbar stood between Port and a win as the team finished strongly for the first time this year, but had to settle for the tie. Saturday, Port travelled to Trenton for their first tourna- ment action of the year and met old friends from Cobourg right off the top. Ellis got the team rolling with a long blast in the first 30 seconds, assisted by Broadworth and Scott Heas- man. Broadworth set up Jay Tredway for his first of two late in the period to put Port ahead PPHS sports this week The following is a list of up- coming sporting events at Port Perry High School. On Wednesday, Oct. 30 the LOSSA junior boys volleyball championships will be held at Port Perry High School with 10 teams participating. The finals are slated for approximately 4 p.m. The girls basketball teams will travel to Brock High School and the boys hockey team will take on Cartwright at Manvers Arena at2:30 p.m. On Thursday, Oct. 31 the LOSSA Midget Boys Volleyball Championships will be held at PPHS. There will be six teams participating. Finals will be at approximately 3 p.m. The same day the boys hock- ey squad will play in Ajax at 3 p.m. On Monday, Nov. 4 the junior and senior girls basketball teams will travel to Central - High School. The juniors take to the court at 2 p.m. and the seniorsat 3:15 p.m. The Durham-York Midget Volleyball Championships will be held at Woodbridge on Mon- day as well. again 2-1. A quick slump in mid-game was costly as the Cougars roared out to a 4-2 lead, scoring once in the last minute of the second and again in the first minute of the third. Again, Country Style fought back and had a reasonable fin- ish. Although the Tredway, El- lis, Broadworth line combined once more, Jay scoring at 2:42; Port couldn't get the equalizer and went down to a 4-3 defeat. Sean Ellis picked up the player- of-the-game award, playing a strong game and counting two assists. Mike Pashley was solid in the Port net. The afternoon match was played against the Belleville AA squad, who provided an- other highly competitive game. Belleville opened the scoring quickly going up 1-0 at 9:19. Heasman got that back five minutes later, banking one in off the post from the right cir- cle. Port then got burned on a penalty shot, after a defence- man fell on a puck in the crease. Ellis tied the second, combin- ing with linemates Broadworth and Tredway on a fine effort. Just over a minute later Belle- ville went up 3-2 and despite a valiant effort, the last 15 min- utes were scoreless and an- other one goal loss went in the book. Paterson provided an- other in a string of fine net- minding performances for Port and received player-of-the- MoJacks defeat Bruins twice From Page 23 With only four and half min- utes to play, Scott Erickson took a pass from Kevin Bag- shaw and went the length of the ice, deking Harnden and lifting the puck into the upper right side of the net. Less than a minute later, Peter Young notched one, once again assisted by Kevin Bag- shaw. Greg French added one more with only 32 seconds to go on a nice pass from Todd Taylor. Shots on goal: Modacks Ian Cooper was tested with 41 shots on net, while Harnden received only 28 shots. On Friday, Oct. 25 in Ux- bridge Arena, the MoJacks trounced the Bruins by a 10-4 score. Uxbridge scored first on a shot from Greg Ferraro and added another as Trevor Low popped in a goal set-up by Der- ek Welsh. The MoJacks got on the scoreboard at 15:25 of the first when John Lally scored assist- ed by Jim Vernon. At 10:00 of the first Vernon added his own with assists to Clair Cornish and Brad Menzies. Before closing out the first the MoJacks added one more. Scott Erickson from John Lally made the score 3-2. The second period started off with a short-handed goal by Cornish. Uxbridge came back with two unanswered goals by Brian Meek from Rick Cleland and Jay Hause and Hause from Greg Cook and Low. The MoJacks added three goals to round out the second period. Jarret Harman from Greg French started off the ral- ly at 9:01 of the second. Two power play goals edged the Mo- Jacks ahead to a score of 7-4. Vernon from Cornish and Men- zies counted the first power play goal and Peter Young from Kevin Bagshaw added the oth- er. The third period was all Mo- Jacks as Clair Cornish from Vernon and Menzies made it 8- 2. A power play goal by Mark McKay from Mike Coulson and French added another at 11:10 before Gavin Cochrane set-up Jim Vernon to make the final score 10-4 for the MoJacks. ModJack goalie Basil Luciano handled 21 shots and Ux- bridge's Brian Harnden and Cameron McDonald who shared the Bruins netminding duties faced 23 and five shots - respectively. The ModJacks head to Bow- manville tonight (Tuesday) to face the Eagles. Game time is 8:30 p.m. On Sunday, Nov. 3 Cobourg comes to town. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at Scugog Are- na. Brew Your Own Great Tasting Beer! | on our premises! 26 varieties to choose from! = Brewers 860 Brock Rd. 8., Pickering, Unit 8 831- ) Choice BEER game honors. After two losses, game three against host Trenton was played for pride and the Coun- try Style boys made the grade by cutting mistakes to a mini- mum and continuing to put out good efforts. Bourgeois started early, his first of a pair, firing one from the slot after excellent set-ups by Geer and Craig Laird. The score see-sawed back and forth all game until Bourgeois put it on ice with his second, on a nice rush with 1:03 to play. Ellis and Norton drew assists on that one, which made the final score 6-4. In between, Tredway also kicked in with a pair of goals and added an assist. Broad- worth had a goal and an assist, Geer and Jason Phillips had a pair of helpers each. Matt Mor- ris chipped in a goal and Laird counted an assist. Heasman was named player-of-the-game for his strong effort behind the blue line. Hopefully this run of games against quality opposition will go a long way in the develop- ment of the attitude and high level team play necessary to achieve the potential this team represents. afternoon - 50¢ 3:30 to 5:00 pm Public Skating - Wednesday:10 to 11 am Pre-school skating - FREE Thursday: 2:30 to 3:30 pm Preschool and parents through to grandparents anyone welcome for a relaxing 75¢ child; $1.50 per adult; $3.50 per family Saturday: 8:00 to 10:00 am Public Skating - 75¢ child; $1.50 per adult; $3.50 per family Sunday: 2:00 to 4:00 pm Family Skating (adult accompaniment) - prices same as public skating. BLACKSTOCK ARENA Fred listens to CKLY, Harry should have. CENTRAL ONTARIO WEATHER 100 TIMES A DAY! 210 GELY A J Ce se ONT, ote A SH a aA ah ual wy a gna dH ab a ARR Ja a a A ZR g oa h imN EA ammeGR Ee cm Su ks i uk