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ER Ea Sr SNR cs, 0 "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 5, 1993 - 35 Pearce Auction Novice open season in Uxbridge The Pearce Auction Novice team opened their regular sea- son with a trip to their local ri- val's arena in Uxbridge. This was the first game of the season for our boys as a "team". The more practiced Uxbridge squad took advantage of some early game jitters and scored two quick goals in the first minute and a half of the game, only to be followed by another goal ear- ly in the third period. Thomas Lee, the veteran goalie from last year's team, faced several shots and kept the score close. As the first period progressed, the boys began to settle down, with Gordon Smith and Garrett Brown steadying the defence. Halfway through the second period, Mark Duncan spotted Trevor Lance and sent him into the clear on a clean cut breaka- way. Trevor made no mistaké and fired a hard shot behind the Uxbridge goalie. Port Perry con- tinued to press, with forwards Steven MacLennan and Mi- chael Thompson forechecking aggressively. Early in the third period, Ux- bridge jumped back into a com- manding 4-1 lead. Not to be dis- couraged, Spencer Churchill made a good pass to Justin Mof- fatt. Justin broke in alone and fooled the Uxbridge goalie to narrow the gap to 4-2. With only four minutes left to play, Jameson Smith sent Jeftrey Tarbotton and Dylan Harper in on a two on one. Jeff made a neat pass from the side of the net, and Dylan fired it home to make it 4-3. With only minutes remain- ing, Geoffrey Simpson made a solid defensive play to force the faceoff in the Uxbridge end of the ice. Kevin Robins worked hard around the net in an effort to tie the game. Unfortunately, as the coaches began to think about pulling the goalie, we fell victim to the "curfew rule". The game ended with a minute and a half on the clock. Scugog Angels to host clinic on Sunday, The Port Perry Scugog An- gels will be competing as a Mid- get entry in PWSA in 1994. The team is holding a tryout and softball clinic on Sunday, Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Water St. diamonds in Port Perry. The clinic will be instructed by Robin Sluce and assisted by several other coaches. Robin is a Level Three instructor and is presently coach of the Chingua- cosy Senior ladies. She has as- sisted with the 1989 and 1993 Canada Games team winners at both games. Robin is a former catcher with Canada's National team and has competed at sev- eral world championships. The Angels head coach is Rick Finlay. Rick has coached in eve- ry age category having coached his previous Pickering team to four National championships. His team is the only team in Canada to win Nationals at all categories. Rick was the head coach in 1989 and 1993 for the Ontario girls as he led the team to a gold medal at both games. This past year he coached the Port Perry Int. girls to Eastern Canadian Championship in P.E.L In 1992 as defending Senior Women's champions his team was asked to represent Canada at the World Inv. Tournament in Bejing, China. The team was very competitive against seven other countries top teams. Rick is presently head coach at Seneca College in his seventh year. As many as eight players have received scholarships at Oct. 10 U.S. colleges playing on teams Rick has coached. The assistant coach is Dan McNeill who has coached with Rick for eight years. Dan helped Pickering to two National championships as well as work-. ing as an assistant to both Can- ada games teams. Dan is pres- ently in his seventh year as coach at Seneca College as well as a Grade 8 teacher. The Port Perry Angels are looking for players who are ded- icated, willing to work to im- prove your skills, be a team player, ready to work towards attaining an Ontario and Na- tional title. If you are interested or if you require any information call Rick at 905-985-0982 or Don Hurst 985-4872 OK, Blue Js The Port Perry Rotary Club has the perfect way for Scugog Township residents to cheer the Toronto Blue Jays on to their second World Series victory while helping local charities at the same time. The Rotary Club is selling "Blue Js" for $5 at the Port Perry IGA, Emiel's Restaurant, and Ridge North Realty. All proceeds will go towards Rotary Club sponsored charities. Pic- tured cheering on their favorite team are Shannon and Dana. The Port Perry Tennis Club recently held its championship and consolation round finals. Diane Burt (pictured above) won the Ladies Single Championship over her opponent lise Stiller. Roz Wordley was victorious in the consolation round over Car- rie Ollerton. On the men's side, Adam Johnston beat out his brother Kent for the championship. Fred Jewell won over Bob McCrae for the consolation. oo 4 PE PT TW Ww Sep YT we ws Is, Eastern Canadian Ladles Fastball Champions, will be hosting a soft- : i games during the season pars go Sunday. Pictured are the members of the Scugog Angels. Front (I-r) Gena Res ara boing sold for ft a Nancy McConnell, Tracy Smith, Laurie Dudgeon, Diane Drury, Amber Wood, Tara Spent: icDonald bat girl. Back: Don Hurst, assistant coach, Jim Cooke, Joyce Parkinson, HOR ALANA Stewart Joanne Graham, Mandee Porter, Ronda Ludlow, Janie Thorton, Bonnie Rich- ards, Ray Zaparanuik, assistant coach and Rick Finlay, coach.