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es MI I NE me = I = UP I= NN - 36- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 23, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Port Perry Peewee House League hosted their annual toumament Wednesday, March Gameone of 10 Scala vs Whitby Mclvor Insu- rance. Scala lost this one but then they never looked back. Goalscorers for Scala were Ash- ley Van Shelven and Travis Pickard. Assisting on Travis' goal was Tom Keeble. Scala then played Dixon Au- tomotive from Newmarket and came out on top 10-0. Ashley picked up a hat trick. Travis Pickard had a strong game as he netted five big goals for Sca- la. Adam Brain found the mesh twice and Ryan Williamson, whose been playing a strong de- fensive game, put one past the goalie. Jon Chambers had two assists while Ashley, Travis and Tom Keeble each had one assist. Tom Keeble played a strong game between the pipes. Scala met Big V in the conso- lation game and again came out winners with a 9-1 win. Scoring for Scala was Ashley netting five goals and picking up two as- sists this game. Travis Pickard notched a hat trick. Tom Baker scored the other goal helping take his team to victory. Steve Martyn picked up a pair of as- sists. ' Big V's lone goal was scored by Alex Wordley, assisted by Eric Beiers and Lisa Bonser. Big V dropped their first game of the day to Peterborough Roo- ney Electric. In their second ame of the day they played Dixon Pencil from Newmarket and won 4-0. Eric Beiers notched a pair while Scott San- derson and Alex Wordley each scored one. Scott, Alex, Eric and Scot Harper each picked up an assist. Big V finished the day in the consolation game against Scala. Doug Short played great for Big V between the pipes. " Emiel's started their day against Dixon Automotive from ewmarket and came out on top 4-2. Scoring for Emiel's were Josh Martyn with a pair and THANK YOU Blaine Kinnunen and Jerem Pare each with one. Keyin Ed- wards had four assists - one for each of Emiel's goals. Other as- sists to Spencer Bedell with two, Luke Newman and Tyler Wooten each with one. Emiel's then met a strong Whitby squad and in sudden death overtime lost 4-3. Excite- ment was the name of the game in this match. Scoring for Emiel's were Tyler Wooten notching two and Luke New- man with Emiel's other marker. Blaine and Alex Bedell each picked up an assist. Corey Branton played two strong games in net for Emiels. During March the Port Perry Star celebrates the 1st Anniversary of Star Marketplace While you will continue to receive Star Marketplace free of charge each week, we'd like to introduce you to our award winning Tuesday publication The Port Perry Star . You can enjoy fantastic saving during March with this SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER one year subscription to The Port Perry Star ~ (New Subscription or Renewal) Reg. $32.10 value for only.......... Offer expires March 31, 1993 ona For 52 Issues Please start sending my copy of The Port Perry Star right away! | ERR EE ids e ati t i AE AAS AR AAR EEE LEE PU 188 MARY STREET - PORT PERRY, ONT. - (416) 985-7383 Fax 985-3708 trees tester enans Please Don't Forget to ® Enclose your cheque, money order or VISA number ® Fill in the above coupon ® Indicate New or Renewal cles ~ Results from Peewee house league tourney Larocque came up against Dixon Pencil in their first match of the day and filled the net nine times to win 9-2, Scor- ing for Larocque was Ian Parlia- ment with a hat trick and Corey Wiatrzyk with a hat trick as well! Chris Jamieson and Jus- tin Sheehey each picked up one. Earning assists were Brad Fraser with three, Paul Shri- ley, Justin Sheehey and Dave mminga with two and Ben Stevenson with one and Chris Jamieson with one. Larocque then met the strong Peterborough team and gave it their all to end in a 2-1 loss. Corey Wiatrzyk scored La- rocque's lone goal with Ian Par- liament and Dave Kamminga each assisting on Corey's goal. Daniel Lee played well in net for Larocque in both games. Peterborough and Whitby played in the championship game and Peterboro ended up winning 65-1 to end the tour- nament. Thanks to all the coaches, re- ferees, time keepers and par- ents who helped with the gate and the Nevada. A special thanks to Ralph McCullough for keeping the day organized. Bowling results Monday Night Ladies - Team Standings: Purple Garters 41, Green Machine 37 , Orange Pits 34, Yellow Bikinis 21, Blue Jays 19, Red Roses 16. Games Over 200: Jamie McRae 200, Margaret Burnfield 203, Nancy Lee 205, Ilean 206, Marni a 208, Yvonne Nyenhuis 212, Edna Langford 230,214, Tracy Beach 233. Games Over 550; Marg White 562, Elma Vernon 667, Marni Knight 584, Edna Lang- ford 625. Thursday Night Mens _ Final Standings: Philp Pon- tiac 564, Emmerson Insurance 46, Brian's Towin 45, Dow- son's 44, Centennial Lanes 43, Galley Gators 40, 1.G.A. 40, Norm's Contracting 39, Scugog Lumber 34, Legion 28, Village Taxi 26, Paulmac Pet Foods 23. High Single Flat: Jay Wil- liams 268. Hi Single With Handi- cap: Bruce Walker 308. High Triple Flat: Ross Sweetman 698. High Triple With Handi. ge ike Jones 772. ames Over 215: D. Hall 239, 218, B. White 216, 255, R. Twist 265, R. Sweetman 267, 239, B. Evans 239, G. St. John 225, 1. Griffen 253, J. Gerber 216, R. Sheehey 221, J. Healey 240, C. Watts 249, T. Ashbridge 229, D. Dickson 217, B. Pome- roy 237, B. Robinson 256, G. Wilson 248, 224, D. Hunter 230, D. Stewart 228, L. Delore 247, 217, H. Colston 244, 219, B. Hammond 247, K. Martin 236, D. Vanderligt 227, P. Pelow 262, M. Jones 250, 237, B. Walk- er 245 M. Enzi 217, G. Guilfoil 241, D. Bache 218, 248, D. Dur- ham 229, J. Williams 268. Triples Over 600: D. Hall 639, B. White 672, R. Twist 662, R. Sweetman 698, C. Watts 638, B. Robinson 645, G. Wilson 648, D. Hunter 618, D. Stewart 643, L. Delore 661, H. Colston 657, P. Pelow 620, M. Jones 646, G. Guilfoil 636, D. Bache 621, J. Williams 608. --_-- A ------ --- TENE ul --r