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| , | 28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 14, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Eaglettes win at Regional tourney The final game was against #1 seed Ajax, who had played in the "B" Division all year and only for the regionals were al- lowed to play in the "C" Division (?). 'A very competitive game that had our girls pushed to the limit. Julia lead the Port attack with four goals. Singles went to Stacey and Melissa. Assists were given to Leanne Layzell (two), Melissa, Alaina Davis, and Katherine. Six goals were not enough as the potent Ajax squad overwhelmed the Ea- glettes with nine goals of their own. A berth in the semi-final would not be known until the re- sult of the Oshawa vs. Whitby #1 game. The Whitby #1 victory advanced Port to the semi-final against the Whitby #1 group. This game had the XL Gas Bar team looking for revenge of the double overtime loss on the Ajax Silver Ring final. Once ice flooding was arranged the Ea- glettes were ready to respond to thechallenge. Julia opened the scoring from Alaina Burger but an exciting first period ended in a 1-1 stale- mate. Midway through the sec- ond period Julia gave Port a temporary lead with an unas- sisted goal. Whitby tied the game with just 3:28 remaining. Overtime? Melissa's goal with under two minutes to play gave Port alead that seemed to be se- cure. Could the Eaglettes hold off Whitby for the remaining 1:52? Twenty seconds later Mi- randa was given a penalty. I'he difficulty was compounded by an injury to Julia. A timeout with 45 seconds to play gave Katherine, Sarah, Stacey, Me- lissa and goalie Alicia the rest they needed to hold Whitby off the score sheet. It was off to the final for a rematch against the large and physical Ajax team. Ajax opened the scoring but Port replied witha pair of goals by Melissa with assists on both goals to Miranda. Ajax took its turn to score two and had a 3-2 lead at the end of the first peri- od. Scoring in pairs seemed to the order of the game, only Ajax scored the next two before Port replied with our pair, one by Ju- lia, the other by Nicole, both un- assisted. The large and physical Ajax team took its toll on the Port Perry girls. Eleven of the 12 Ajax girls move up to Petite next year. In contrast Port Perry has only four of 15 of age to move up to Petite (with Ali- cia, five will be in Petite). Age, size and physical play gave Ajax the gold medal with a 9-4 win. Port Perry earned the silver with some excellent team play, super spirit and with an atti- tude of doing their best in all ways. The coaching staff applaud your effort and dedication girls. Thanks to all the parents for your support and understand- ing and a special thank you to the XL Gas Bar for continuing their sponsorship in these tough economic times. | Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce BARRISTERS and SOLICITERS Motor Vehicle - Criminal Personal Injury - Wills Real Estate - Family Law Corporate & Commercial EVENINGS & WEEKENDS BY APPOINTMENT 114 King St. E., Oshawa 723-2278 Scugog Chamber of Commerce '02 ELIMINATION DRAW Over *4,500. in Prizes Only 100 tickets available Draw to be held Thursday, April 23, 1992 at The Country Oven at approximately 9:00 p.m. Prime Rib Dinner - $17.00 per person (allinclusive) Cocktails - 6:30 p.m. Dinner - 7:00 p.m. Wayne Wanamaker Bill Dowson Proceeds to further Chamber of Commerce work For tickets or further information call: LICENCE #063178 Eo ee -- 985-9663/days 985-0302/evenings 985-7306 Z <> ' 7 : 7 J : ee SATIS Rs 10 YEARS AGO R.H. Cornish gymnasts picked up 33 of 66 awards presented at the Durham Central Gymnas- tics Competition. Pictured are members of the team. Back row from left: Joanne Skerratt, silver, Sherrl Smith, silver, Mark Brown, two golds, B.J. Andrews, gold, Kim Roane, two goals. Front from left: Robert Bulins, bronze, Wendy Brown, two golds, one sliver, Lori-Jean Wallace, two bronze, Vicki Reld, two bronze, Neil Mark, silver. Absent from photo: Mike Toye, bronze. 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1982 Vin Walker was elected second vice president at the 50th annual meeting of the Ontario Ama- teur Minor Softball Association. Lambeth defeated the Midgets to win the all- Ontario C championships four games to one. The final match was 6-3. Goal scorers for Grant Menzies Hornets Midgets were McCoy, Van Camp and Jackson. The Bantams lost to Kincardine 4-3. Kincar- dine won the all-Ontario finals with two wins and two ties. Goal scorers for the local team were Ed Olsen, John Scott and Jim Phoenix. The Rock-ets girls hockey team captured the Tri-County championships after defeating Little Britain two games straight in the best of three fi- nals. 15 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 The Beare Motors Bantams brought home top honors from Mitchell. The team defeated Mitch- ell 5-2 to claim the Double C all-Ontario cham- pionships. Goal scorers in the final match were George Bumett with three and Dave Alexander and Darrin Jobb with one each. The George Stone Real Estate Pee WeeBs lost the consolation final to Richmond Hill in the Little NHL tournament. The Mersco Novices won their home tourna- ment with a 3-2 win over Peterborough in the championship match. Dave Burnett, Lee Wilbur and Craig Menzieseach scored one for the home team. Brooklin defeated Utica 2-1 in overtime to win the broomball championship. Wayne Church and Marty VanHeuval scored for Brook- lin and Ron Redman counted for Utica. Sportsland defeated the Kinsmen in the Nov- ice house league championship 5-0. Ray Daniels netted a hat trick and Doug Dusty added two oals. 8 In the Atom house league final the Lions Club defeated Scugog Lumber 3-2 in overtime. Ray Meisner scored two and Jeff Wray added a sin- gle for the Lions while Dave lee and Don Clodd scored for the Lumbermen. 10 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1982 R.H. Cornish gymnasts brought home 33 of 66 awards presented at the Durham Central Gymnastic competition. The Malmont Atom As were ousted from the all-Ontario finals in the third game. The team lost a close 3-2 match to Emnestown. Clair Cor- nish and Darryl Leatherdale accounted for Port's goals. Port Perry High School gymnasts Amy Ware, Sarah Johnston, Heather McDougall, Sharon Rumford, Tracey Hoare, Lynette Jackson, Tam- mie Reid and Lynn Bradbury, along with Cart- wright High's Julie Bryant and Carol Lewerentz will compete at COSSA. Bruton's IDA Petite ringette team won the sportsmanship trophy at the Warkworth Region- als. Several members of the Port Perry Wrestling Club competed in the Ontario Bantam Champi- onships in Scarborough. Chris Parliament and Tony Bertrand both placed second, Paul Carr third and Tony Heayn, fourth. GOLFERS Call now to book your 1992 Bowling results Tournaments a - 18 - ZT Holes of Golf Complete Bar & Banquet Facilities RESERVE TODAY , 49852234 HWYS. 7A 8& 12 Wednesday Night Ladies April 8 Team Standings: Tin Roof 29, Heavenly Hash 27, Tiger Tails 26, Butter Pecan 25, Rocky Road 25, Peaches N' Cream 15. High Single: Beth Oke 291. High Single With Handi- cap: Beth Oke 308. High Triple: Beth Oke 580. High Triple With Handi- cap: Suzanne Delore 688. Games Over 200: Beth Oke 291; Bev Childs 235; Peggy Van- derligt 228; Mary Hawes 220; Shelley Northey 210; Marg Moore 201. Triples Over 550: Beth Oke 580; Mary Hawes 6564; Bev Childs 660. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mike and Louis Januch and the rest of the Prince Albert Raiders for allowing me to play hockey with a great bunch of guys in the Deseronto Hockey Tournament on April 4th in which the Prince Albert Raiders successfully defended their championship. Jon Waite