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-- rr mg Caso 38.- - A AC VIANA! vic AA 5! ' "au. JL SIAL ABE FLAY ORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 26, 1993 - Vi ep rac si Uv niaAaliA 63 @ Lensay TOY SG rGMhatt Aloe A Port Perry Minor Hockey playoffs are in full swing Support Port Perry Minor Hockey and enjoy the local teams competing in their respective playoff rounds. This week's playoff action is as follows. The Country Style Bantam As will begin their quarter-final series in Milton on February 1. Game time is 9 p.m. Game two of this series goes February 6 in Port Perry, beginning at 7:45 p.m. The Midget B squad also begins its quarter-final series. Game one is in Port Perry beginning at 7:30 p.m. when Ennis- more will bein town. The Midget As do not begin their playoffs until February 4 when the team will be in Milton for an 8 p.m. start. Game two goes at Scugog Arena on February 6 at 9:15 p.m. The Peewee A squad will play game three of their playoff se- ries with Stouffville on January 29 in Stouffville. The two teams meetin Port Perry on January 31 for an 8:15p.m. start. The Juveniles are in Uxbridge on February 1 fora 9 p.m. start. Game two of the best of four quarter-final series is in Port Perry at 9:15 p.m. on February b. | The Peewee Bs are at home on January 28 for game four of their series with Uxbridge. Game time is 8 p.m. The seriesis a best of five event. If game five is necessary it will be held in Ux- bridge January 31 at9 p.m. . The Bantam Bs get underway in their best of seven quarter- final series with Uxbridge on January 30. Game time in 9:20 p.m. in Port Perry. Game two is in Uxbridge at 6 p.m. on Feb- ruary 5. timeis 7:60 p.m. Game four is on February 5 in be in town fora 7 p.m. start. The Atom Bs are at home to Uxbridge on January 30 for game three of the best of seven quarter-final series. Game The Novice squad takes on Cobourg in Port Perry at 7 p.m. on January 31. This is game three of their round robin series. Port Perry. Peterborough will Lots of action in YMCA floor hockey Junior It was the Leafs night in Jun- ior Floor Hockey action on Mon- day, Jan. 18 as they took on the Canadiens to a 10-2 score. David and Danny Halward fired in one each for the Leafs with Tyler Houthuys answer- ing with two goals for the Cana- diens. Mark Morrison gave the Leafs their go-ahead goal late in the first period. The rest of the game belonged to the Leafs as they racked up seven more goals. David Hal- ward popped in three more goals, giving him four for the game! Emma Marshall added two more, with Mark Morrison and Lindsay Carr each adding one to the total for 10. Intermediate The first Intermediate game of Jan. 18 was between the Golden Rods and the Blue Bombers. Ryan Appleton started the Golden Rods off with two goals in the first period. Ben Russell answered with two goals for the Blue Bombers, Adam Youmans added one more to bring the score to 3-2 at the end of the first period. Craig Cannon fired in two goals for the Bombers in the sec- ond period and Jonathon Rogal- ski added the third as they kept the Golden Rods scoreless in the second period. The Golden Rods fought back in the third period with Kevin Duncan and Chris Langford each scoring one. They man- aged to hold the Bombers' score- less in the third to bring the score to 6-4 Blue Bombers. The Mighty Ducks met the Red Wings in the second Inter- mediate game of the evening. Eric Bird and Matt Brown started things off for the Mighty Ducks with one goal each. The Red Wings were score- less in the first period. Michael Wiseman and Jason Isaacs fired in the two answering goals for the Red Wings in the second period, while holding the Ducks scoreless. Jason Cruikshank and Matt Brown popped in two more goals for the Mighty Ducks bringing the score to 4-2. " VINYL SIDING D4.5 COVE (white) 52° per sq. (approx. 100 sq. ft.) ALSO ... Soffit, Seamless Eavestroughing, Shutters & A Complete Line of Metal Siding Quins 30004 Hwy. 48, PEFFERLAW 599 Steven Court, NEWMARKET Buchner Manufacturing Inc. 705-437-1734 416-836-1033 1-800-461-6455 By Shawn Bastarache The Port Perry MoJacks took on the Bowmanville Eagles Sunday night, hoping to take sole possession of second spot in the Central Division standings. The MoJacks went into action in a three-way tie with the Ea- gles and the Lakefield Chiefs, each with 44 points and each a serious threat to frontrunners Little Britain. Bowmanville, who led the way for much of the regular sea- son, have not enjoyed great suc- cess facing Port Perry. In seven previous meetings, the MoJacks are five and two against the Eagles and un- doubtedly hoped to make it six and two. It was not to be, however, as the MoJacks dropped a 7-2 deci- sion to a better prepared, not to mention better rested Bowman- ville squad. Following a 3-2 loss in Bob- caygeon Friday and a 4-4 tie in Little Britain Saturday, it was Devious Ken Harman's club was tired. The Eagles took full advan- tage of Port's sluggishness, us- ing every opportunity to take the man or be first to the puck. Port Perry netminder Ian Cooper kept the game close in the first period, thwarting his former teammates on several occasions. The MoJacks actually led 1-0 for a short time when the three top scorers for Port Perry con- nected late in the first. Jody Logan took a Shannon Todd pass and went in on a two- on-one with Jim Vernon. Logan drew the defender before slid- ing the puck to Vernon who beat a sprawling Drew Campbell for his 28th goal of the season. The Eagles drew even just - over a minute later when some sloppy man coverage allowed Ryan Stewart to go in alone on Cooper. Stewart went high to the glove side for his first of twe on the night. The score remained tied until early in the second period. Bowmanville's Nick Dennis put his team ahead for good when he converted a feed from David Real at 1:55 of the middle stanza. } After goals by Shane Arm- strong and Stewart made it 4-1 Eagles, Port Perry clicked on the power play. Jeff Barr's shot from the point hit Jason Cochrane in front and found its way between the pads of Campbell to cut the Bowman- ville lead to two goals. In the third, Port Perry's fo- cus was shifted from its oppo- nent to the officiating as they began to get frustrated with some borderline calls and non- calls by the referee. When Armstrong scored his second of the night, Jason Co- chrane voiced his displeasure and was promptly served with a 10 minute misconduct penalty. Now ahead by three, the Ea- gles stifled Port Perry's offence. Campbell made the saves when he had to and Todd Cannings put an exclamation point on the win with two goals to make for a 7-2 final. The win gives Bowmanville 46 points and with three games to play, a legitimate shot at re- capturing first place overall. On the other hand, Port Perry's hopes of a first-place fin- ish were dashed with the loss. Second place is still up for grabs as the MoJacks prepare for their final two games this week- "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Tired MoJacks go winless in a three-game weekend end. Harman's team travels to Lit- tle Britain Saturday for a game that had to be rescheduled due to problems with the Merchants ice surface in mid-January. The following night, the Mo- Jacks finish the regular season in Lakefield against the Chiefs who are also involved in the tight race for second place. As Harman stated last week, the MoJacks "want to be in the top three." Finishing in the top half of the standings assures them home-ice-advantage in the first round of the playoffs al- though, considering the sparse crowds at Scugog arena this year, the home ice may not be much of a factor. MOJACKS FACTS: On Fri- "day the MoJacks skated to a 4-4 tie in Lakefield. Jarett Harman returned to the line-up after a suspension and assisted on three of four godls to lead his club, Jason hrane fired a pair of goals with singles going to Brad Mizener and Jeff Par- ry...Saturday night saw Bob- caygeon outshoot Port Perry 44- '33 en route to a 3-2 victory, only its third win of the season. Todd Byers and Jim Vernon counted for the 'MqJdacks in a losing cause ....Thursday, Feb. 4 is the tentative date for the'ModJacks first playoff contest, though fans are advised to stay tuned to CHEXT.V. for the final word. The MoJacks filed a protest Monday on ~ Friday's game against Dohcaysson, Accordin to Murray Parliament, gener manager, the protest was filed on the basis of possible ineligi- ble players on the Bullit squad. MoJacks (Top Ten Scorers) NAME G A Shannorr Todd 27 35 Jim Vernon 28 26 Jody Logan 17 18 Greg Davidson 10 20 Jarett Harman 11 19 Steve Laird 11 15 Clair Cornish 14 11 Todd Byers 16 Jason Todd Dennis 19 hrane 9 PTS 62 54 35 30 30 26 25 23 23 22 Proceeds to junior curling Challenge going towards junior curling. Slidder Trophy." munity. and color guard. ward Hall, Scu and Zero Garbage officials. Blackstock, Port Perry | rinks to meet in Curling Rinks from Blackstock and Port Perry Curling Clubs will meet in The Curling Challenge in February, with all proceeds Merlin Suggitt, the current Blackstock Curling Club mens champion, will head up a squad of four top teams which will take on Roy Corden and his top four teams from the Port Perry . Curling Club. The rinks will be competing for the "Golden The purpose of the Curling Challenge is to promote curling, the community and to support junior curling within the com- The challenge will be held Monday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Blackstock Arena, located on Church Street. There will be a cash bar. All members areinvited to attend. The festivities will get underway at 6:45 p.m. with a parade Dignitaries invited to the event includeScugog Mayor Ho- g Area Councillor Harvey Gra Stevenson, MPP Gord Mills as well as other council members For more information contact Fred Ford at 986-0362. on Feb. 15 am, MP Ross 1 UXBRIDGE Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own MEMORIAL GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING pert) YEARS OF . Written Guarantee on PE UXBRIDGE 852-3472 Fon oon enownoon 108 BROCK ST. WEST 1rasrortanion ay heave