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36- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 13, 1993 2} ESL REN RB "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Bantams drop game Big V and Emi S1'S'W to Uxbridge rivals On Saturday, Oct. 9, Port Perry Emmerson Bantams met Uxbridge PDM Foods Bantams. The final score was Uxbridge 3 Port Perry 1. The first game of the season for Port Perry Emmerson start- ed slowly. During the first peri- od, both teams worked hard. Uxbridge scored first when Rick Hunter popped a rebound in from William Davis. Early in the second period, Uxbridge scored again-during a goalmouth scramble. This time it was Chris Begg from Rick Hunter. Finally, Dan McKay put Emmerson on the board when he snapped in the re- bound from a hard shot by Paul Shrigley. During the third period, Em- merson continued to gain mo- mentum and had many fine scoring opportunities. Just when it looked as if they would take control of the game, John Henderson of Uxbridge scored on a fine solo effort and put the game out of reach. 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In the first Ryan Fraser for Big my Keeble for Larocque were the stars of the game as they were tested time after time and only allowed three goals be- tween them. altenders ame, and Tom- There was no scoring in the first two periods with good end to end action. Big V's offence was led by Wade Ritchie and Ryan Hawkins with Alex Wor- dley getting the good hustler award. Adam Kingma and Chris Orr played well on de- fence. Larocque's offence was led by Brad Monsma at centre and Jamie Clarke on forward. The good hustler award goes to + Jeff Harrison for his great play Wednesday Night Ladies Sept. 22 High Triple: Peggy Vander- ligt 709. High Single: Peggy Vander- ligt 295. Over 600: Jody Smith 607, Anne Aldridge 602, Bev Marsh- man 627. Over 200: Peggy Vanderligt 295, 257, Julia Dempsey 200, Jody Smith 280, Eileen Breen 230, Tilly Durward 202, Margot Brain 223, Bev Marshman 240, 228, Anne Aldridge 231, Carol Beecholy 201. Sept. 29 High Triple: Julia Dempsey 603. 'High. Single: Robin Luchka 232. . Over 200: Kim Coates 205, Kathleen Watts 202, Julia Dempsey 206, 224, Tilly Dur- ward 202, Margot Brain 206, Bev Marshman 228, Jean Barnes 206, Barb Condie 218, Anne Aldridge 206. Monday Night Ladies Sept. 27 Team Standings: Sapphire Stars 7, Emerald Strikes 5, Dia- mond Studs 5, Amethyst Aces 2, Ruby Lips 2, Pearls N Lace 0. High Single Flat: Marg White 241. no High Single With Handi- cap: Leslie Knight 286. High Triple Flat: Marg "White 623. High Triple With Handi- cap: Leslie Knight 739. Over 200: Marilyn Arnold 201, 208, Vivian Burns 221, Leslie Knight 204, Anne Al- dridge 211, Elma Vernon 225, Marg White 241. Oct. 4 Team Standings: Sapphire Stars 14, Emerald Strikes 10, Diamond Studs 7, Ruby Lips 6, Pearls N Lace 3, Amethyst Aces Atom house league action Laurentian Bank began their geason in the Atom House League by defeating the Lions Club 4-1. The game was a close match throughout with some excellent goal tending shown by both Ken Lukas of the Lions Club and John Barton of Lau- rentian Bank. Ryan Keyhoe led the way for Laurentian with two goals while David Halward and Tom MacArthur each netted singles. Replying for the Lions Club was Rodney Bond. Good luck next week. making. Devon Symes and . Adam Bra fence. Scoring for Big Alex Wordley unassisted and Ryan Hawkins: wi from Ken Ellis, and Jordan 1:6 "McKay who, played his firs hockey game ever. The lone goal. it: scorer for Larocque was Peter: 'McKitterick from Adam Brain. like Emiel's was going to control the game as they scored three goals in the first period, Scala got their legs in the second peri; od and the tone of the game shifted to good end to end ac- tion. Emiel's offence was led by Kam Cooper and Joey . Van .. Camp with the good hustler award going to Chad Lance. Jeff Neal played well on defence. Scala's offence was led by Scott Cunningham Scores from the bowling lanes in played well on de- V was th assists. In the second game it looked and Russell ' High Single Flat: Wanda Haliburton 226. High Single With Handi- cap: Cindy Tilling 292. High Triple Flat: Cindy Tilling 560. High Triple With Handi- cap: Cindy Tilling 806. Over 200: Gloria Smuck 214, Marnie Knight 200, Wanda Haliburton 226, Cindy Tilling 210, Pat Lycett 207, Anne Al- dridge 208, Vivian Burns 210. From Page35 flock on a nice pass from Mike Wiseman on a breakaway, Matt Skerratt picked up his hat trick unassisted and Gerrard Tim- LI Brown. Troy: Hazelton gets; the 3 § ¢ good iutenaum or is pay, YEW rphy Irvine and Jeremy Hall «played wellon defence 1i::12 "| Seoringy «for Biel's: : were hud -Lati¢d and Mark Sauter too with; twosesichs,; Timi Way and Alex MiLaughlin pickediypone gon) eachiAssista went tocMark and. Chad: Scala's; goalscorers were ! b) Scott: Conningham: "with two goals an and. Russell. Brown: with one « each. Johiy Bacon picksdup two : n __ one. Final écore 6-4 for d Troy: Hazelton assists while Sean Fle 10 Jeremy 'Hall gach picked up miel's. This was a good start to the 'season as both. games were very , exciting and all the players dis- played good sportsmanship. The league should be very close as matched. - . ; Kats 14, Mighty Ducks 9, 13, Piggly the teams seem - well Wednesday Afternoon : Ladies 1 Team Standings: Kitty Looney Birds 12, Puppy Do Wiggly 10, Polly Wogs 5. Over 200 Single Flat: Che- ryl Jones 250, Nancy Anger 238, Norma Tower 225, Lynda Ashton 224, Elma Vernon 220, Marian Geer 217, Carol Koch 207, Carol Davies 201, Lorena Wickiam 201. of mers scored his first of the year .. from Ian Garnett. Mike Lefort finished a good play stuffing the _puck behind the Oshawa goalie. Assists went to Jan Garnett and Gerrard Timers. Defenceman - Jason Howarth and winger io moved. the puck to Mat ratt who made a quick pass to on, the left Sin! Ryan Haslam had strong check-: ing games and their hard work: led to an unassisted goal 'by Matt McGally to finish the Port Perry scoring. The team really seemed toen-- joy being back on the ice again' and they played with a lot of'en- | thusiasm. VY The first regular season game was played Saturday night in Stouffville where the Pineridge Sports atoms lost a defengive. struggle 2-1 Stouffville scored late in the first period on a breakaway, with the Stouffville player showing good speed and a nice deke to make the score 1-0, The play moved end to end but good goaltending from Shawn Martin and tight de- fence by Scott Duncan, John Burnett, Jason Howarth and went through the go pads as he moved dcr er. The'score Was tie i * nginto the third period, 1, | Atoms begin Vie Dalby kept the score at 1- Offensively, Port Perry 'was having trouble keeping afiy sus- tained pressure on the god] and when ' their" shots | did, get through, the. Stouffville, goal- tender was there... .q i; (Late in tis si0h Voriod. i hy eet st Hh, Shou belne to Math; Er 4 { side of the goa ot LE Mic ael, Wigeman on, AT) Stutfvillo scored on, their second power play opportuni of the third period aml he Bite 21 bith four minutes to play.' A. penalty. to Port. Per with 2:18 left in the game od plicated, the comeback effort, but the team worked hard and with the goaltender out of the net almost tied it up. - 3 Ryan Woods ies 3 several ac- robatic. saves during the 'third period to keep the game close. The Pineridge Sports atoms are off to a good start, they are passing well, playing well as a team and having fun. I pt ec "All At Guaranteed Low Prices UNITED Largest Carpet Selection In Scugog Township and a member of the largest carpet buying group in Canada. CARPET. . HWY. 7A EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 FAMOUS Levolore biifiS VERTICALS * VENETIANS PLEATED SHADES HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie ||