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At the midway point of the second peri- od Jay Fletcher broke over Em- merson's blue line on a partial breakaway but was taken down by an Emmerson defender banging his head hard on the ice. Jay was taken to Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital where he was checked for a pos- sible concusson and after re- ceiving medical attention he was released and sent home with a headache. With time running down in the second period and Emmer- sons killing off a penalty it was Swamps big Nick Skerratt that picked off a clearing attempt and blasted one into the net to give his team a 2-0 lead with only one second left in the peri- od. "The intense play continued into the third and Emmersons closed to within one as Dan McKay made an end to end rush getting a good shot on net that was stopped but it was Paul Shrigley who was Johnnie-on- the-spot banging in the rebound to make it a 2-1 game. Both teams continued the all out at- tack but just couldn't get any- thing past these two stingy goal tenders and the Swampers held on for a 2-1 win. Playing a strong game for Emmersons were Jeff Whitfield and Matt Mantell while Bren- nen Arsenault and Cory Wytra- zyk played well for the Swam- pers. The Swampers now take their show on the road as they play against East Gwillimbury on Nov. 13in Sharon with a 7:16 p.m. start. Juniors give whole-hearted effort Playing with just seven skat- ers, the IGA Juniors played a super game in a losing cause. They were edged 4-3 by host Markham Saturday night. Cara Vander Slagt opened the scoring with just 40 seconds gone, with an excellent wrist shot. Setting up Cara were Lisa Bonser and Dana Hooker, with some fine passing. Markham came storming back midway through the first period with two quick goals within a minute of each other, while Port was short-handed. The lead was increased to 3-1, three minutes later, again with the IGA squad with a player in the penalty box. Port showed lots of character with two goals of their own be- fore the end of the first period to even the score at threes. Dana completed a three-way passing play that showed the power this team can generate, when she drilled a low wrist shot past the Markham net- minder. The play started when goalie Katie Senyk put the ring into play, after one of her many superlative saves, to Natasha Burgess. Natasha moved the ring up to Cara in the centre ice area and quickly on to Dana. Cara started the play on the ensuring free pass. She fed the ring into the Markham end to Natasha who found Lynda Payne in the slot., Lynda snapped the ring smartly into the top left corner to even the score at the end of the first peri- od. The play was even for most of the second period but it was Markham who managed to break the deadlock with 10 min- utes remaining. Port had their Games played every Monday night at R.H. Cornish gymna- sium with the six to eight year olds at 6:30 p.m. and nine to 11 years old at 7:30 p.m. A total of 46 boys are competing hoping to become the next Mario Le- mieux. Feel free to take a pic- ture for your paper. Nine to 11 year olds 1. On Monday, Sept. 27 the Canadians beat the Leafs by a score of 10 - 4. 2. On Monday, Oct. 4 the Ca- nadians edged by the Leafs 8 - 7. 3.0n Monday, Oct. 18 the Ca- nadians beat the Leafs 11-7. 4. On Monday, Nov. 1 the Ca- nadians squeezed by the Leafs by a score of 7 - 6. Canadians goalscorers were David Halward with eight goals, six goals by Tyler Hou- P.O. Box 638, Port Perry, Ont. LIL 146 985-2234 1994 Membership Applications Rate If Paid By Membership Description 1994 Rate November 15, 1993 FULL MEMBERSHIP Mens $625. 00. Ladies $625. 00. Husband & Wife $1100. $880... Seniors (65+) $575. 60. Seniors Husband & Wife (56+) $1000. 800. Mens Ladies Husband & Wife Seniors (656+) *Seniors Husband 8 Wife (66+) WEEKDAY MEMBERSHIP (Monday - Friday, excluding Holidays) $550. 440. $1000. 800. $500. 00. $900. 720. $5650. Junior JUNIORS (under 18 at April 1, 1994.) $260. NO DISCOUNT S121 = = B12 VANYY) Sign Up BEFORE Nov. 15 & be eligible * RESERVE NOW - LIMITED MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE Please remember to submit your address for one of three FREE Memberships given away on December 15, 1993 & telephone number. chances but the bounce didn't come and the game, which ei- ther team could have won, end- ed in a 4-3 defeat. Jenny Storms and Emma Russell each played an exceptional game but did not make the score sheet. Congrat- ulations to all players in this in- stant fitness session, you played an excellent game and deserved a better fate. thuys, Carlos Connel and Dan- iel Plumpton with four goals each, three goals by Jason Lown, Trevor Doam and Darryl Dalton. Two goals by Ryan Ap- pleton and Darren Miller. Leaf goalscorers were Jona- than Rogalski with seven goals, Jason Cruickshank with four goals, three goals each by Brad Giannini, Tyler Mark and Craig Cannon, two goals by Doug To- bin and one goal each by Der- rick Young, Dustin Bowes. No games were played on Monday, Oct. 11 (Thanksgiv- ing) and Monday, Oct. 25 (elec- tion). Results will come in week- ly now. Six - Eight year olds 1. On Monday, Sept. 27 the Maple Leafs beat the Canadi- ans 10 - 5. Mark Morrisson led ~ Swamp holds on for 2-1 victory Former resident winning big in truck drag racing By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star A former Scugog Township resident is racing his way to fame in the seat of a 1972 Inter- national truck. Rod Grabowski, 40, currently living in North Bay, recently had his best season of his eight years ofdragracing. He won three of his last four events, collecting several more trophies to add to his already full basement. A "hauler" for Trout Creek Planing Mills, he is on his way to becoming one of the best in his class, the 350 horsepower di- vision. He drives the same truck, a $112,000 Peterbilt, for both work and racing. The sport of truck racingis ex- temely popular in Quebec. Only one event is held each year in Ontario. Thousands of people turn up to see the trucks roar down the quarter-mile straight- way at approximately 656/mph. The race itself only lasts a little more than 10 seconds. On average between 30 and 40 trucks take part in each the Leafs with seven goals. One goal each by Steven Karalash, Michael Shay and Greg Banks. Replying for the Canadians were Ryan Petch with three goals, one goal each by Keenan Geer and Peter Sheppard. 2. On Monday, Oct. 4 the Leafs edged the Canadians by a score of 6 - 3. Danny Halward had two goals for the Leafs. Sin- gle goals by Lakelan Gould, Mark Morrisson and Steven - Karalash. Scoring for Canadi- ans were Kyle Bowers with two and one goal by Michael McKenna. 3.0n Monday, Oct. 18 the two teams battled to a 6-6 tie. Ryan O'Leary and Matthew Krem- powich had two goals each for the Canadians. One goal each by Kory Bauer and Kale Thom- 1994 season. useful. Program" qualifications. Port Perry Minor Softball COACH ES Coaching applications are now being accepted for all "Rep" and House League Coaching Positions for the A brief summary of your coaching background would be Those interested in coaching "Rep" should note that by 1994 any coach interested in coaching teams entering an Elimination Tournament (Midget & up) must have a Level 1 Coaching Certificate. By 1995 all O.A.S.A. affiliated teams must have a Level 1 coach. Some assistance may be available for new coaches or those wishing to obtain "National Coaching Certification Please reply by December 1, 1993 to: P.O. Box 300, Port Perry Ontario LIL 1A3 For further information contact: Allynne Jones 985-9860. event, but there have been as many as 75 at one time. The races are held about once every month, with draws and tickets sold to raise money. The event raised about $250,000 last year. The money is turned over to the municipality where the event takes place. In past ears it has been used for a fire all, fire truck, ambulance, in- formation centre, children's playgroumnd and a native schoolin Notre Dame. Along with the Peterbilt Gra- bowski has a 1972 Internation- al and two 1964 Kenworths, of which he plans to build one race truck.. With some local sponsors helping with Grabowski's costs, he earned about $4,000 last year. He was quoted in a North Bay paper as calling the sport "good competition and clean fun." "They are a real family affair" where he and his family get away together." His son Thomas, 11, is with him in the cab as co-pilot to held "keep an eye on things," he said. YMCA floor hockey results son. Scoring two goals each for the Leafs were Mark Morrisson and Timothy Cruickshank. One goal each by Michael Shay and Lakelan Gould. 4. On Monday, Nov. 1 the Leafs beat the Canadians 8 - 1. Three goals each by Darryl Young and Mark Morrisson paced the Leafs. One goal each by Steven Karalash and Timo- thy Cruickshank, Ryan O'Leary scored for the Canadians. Peowoe house league The fifth week of Peewee house league saw the first game between Emiel's and Larocque. This game saw Larocque's get off to a two-goal lead with the first period ending 3-1. In the second period, Emiel's came back and tied the game 38-3. Emiel's took an early 4-3 third- period lead and ended the game "with an empty net goal with 15 seconds remaining, making the final score 5-3. Larocque played a strong of- fensive game on two unassisted goals by Joel Phoenix with Adam Brain scoring the other with assists going to Brad Mon- sma and Jamie Clarke. Tommy Keeble provided solid goal tending for Larocque. Emiel's had a strong game from goalie David Bonser who stopped several shots at close range. Offence was supplied by Chad Lance scoring two goals, with assists going to Mark Sauter (two), Joel Van Camp (one), Mark Delaney (1). Reid Meloga scored with assists to Jeff Neal and Mark Delaney. The empty net goal was scored by im Wray, assisted by Jeff eal.