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La 34 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 23,1993 The Auctioneers took to the ice Friday night against Port Hope and came up with a strong game, winning 3-0. Thomas Lee had little work this game but came up strong when was called upon, to record the shutout. Port Perry opened the scoring at 11:20 of the first period on a goal by Jeff Tarbot- tom, assisted by Spencer Churchill. There were numer- ous chances by the Port Perry squad, only to be foiled by the Port Hope goalie. Having excel- lent chances for Port Perry were Trevor Lance, Mark Duncan and Justin Moffatt. The Auctioneers scored twice in the second period, another by Jeff Tarbottom unassisted, and the third goal scored by Kevin PPHS sporting news By Mindi Yake Readers, I beg you to bear with me, I'm not a sports writer but a player. 'I'm sure every- body has a love for something. It could be a sport, the arts, or even guys orin guy's case, girls. What I'm getting at is when you lose something you really want- ed or really cared about, it hurts right? | Well, I'm one of the lucky girls that got picked to play with some excellent players. I was coached by an excellent coach, In my point of view. You have to understand the players to un- derstand how we feel. At the beginning we all came from different schools and had different training. At the begin- ning of our season we were a group of girls with just that, dif- ferent training. We were a me- diocre team. As the season pro- gressed, Miss Bate, our coach pulled us together like wonder- Kobins, assisted by Jamieson Smith. Defensively, Port Perry domi- nated with Dylan Harper, Ste- ven MacLennon and Gordon Smith containing the Port Hope team, holding them to just three shots. Especially effective were Michael Thompson and Geof- frey Simpson battling the boards. Garrett Brown re: turned to the lineup and let his presence be felt. This team continues to gain valuable experience with each passing game. I would like to extend a thank you to the par- ents/fans who give their loyal support game in and game out, and also those early morning practices. Keep up the good ef- ort. woman. She made us a team. We played her way, by her rules, and surprise - we came from being a losing team to be- ing tied for first place. On Nov. 17 we played Brock High School, and all of our team was hoping to bring Port Perry High School the LOSSA pen- nant. We started out the game by falling behind, then closed the gap near half time. In the end, we lost after a great effort to bring our score up. The score was 51-44. : I'd like to say that althoug we didn't win LOSSA, like we'd hoped, we did try and put in a huge effort. I'd like to thank Port Perry High School's Mid- get Girls Basketball team and our wonderful, understanding coach Miss Bate. Good games girls; I loved playing with you. To the other schools who beat us - watch out because next year we'll be looking for first place. NOVEMBER IS TAX FREE MONTH" AT LARK'S ATS A DIVISION OF CP MOWERS & EQUIPMENT 12730 Simcoe Street North (between Oshawa & Port Perry) 905-985-9312 or 432-4801 (0 \ |: \I 1 PARTS, CLOTHING ACCESSORIES, J [8 * Orders & downpayments must be received by November Q 30, 1993. ** Parts Extra Arcticwear Clothing ane Se ERI MCT UR poor LARK'S ATS 12730 Simcoe St. N., Port Perry ARCTIC CAT 10 mins. North of Oshawa World Class Snowmobiles" gg5_g312 or 432-4801 From Page 33 at the 3:00 mark of the third when Al Medhurst beat La- rocque from a bad angle. It. looked as if Larocque was antic- ipating Medhurst would circle around back of the net, and was subsequently moving across the goal when the Chiefs' cap- tain stuffed it between his pads. 'I'he MoJacks again tied the score at 8:11 on the power play. Brad MacArthur one-timed a pass from Todd in the slot area, beating Dupuis cleanly. Chris Longfield's goal at 12:48 however, proved to be the ° winner as the ModJacks were unable to beat Dupuis in the fi- "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" nal 10 minutes. | With the Port Perry net emp- ty, Parnell added his second of the game with only one second: remaining, to make for a 6-4 fi- nal. "We forechecked well, we played good defence, but we just had a couple of bad breaks in our own zone," said Menzies, who prefers to focus on the posi- tive play from his club in the fi- nal two periods. "Basically, all I can ask of them is to keep working hard," he said. "I mean if you're not working hard, nothing is going to happen." ModJacks' Facts: Port Perry netminder Rick Hutchinson "Auctioneers come up MoJacks are struggling big in easy 3-0 victory will practise with the team to- night and should be in the line- up for tomorrow's matchup with the Merchants in Little Britain. Hutchinson is recover- ing from surgery to remove his appendix three weeks ago... Sunday's loss to the Chiefs was the second this season for Port Perry, the Chiefs downing the ModJacks 9-7 back on Oct. 22. The Chiefs are now the only team in the Central Division Port Perry has not defeated and the MoJacks will be hoping to amend that situation this Fri- day as they travel to Lakefield for an 8:30 p.m. start..Next home action for the MoJacks will be Thursday, Dec. 2 as they host Bowmanville at 8:30 p.m. Strikes Monday Night Ladies Nov.15 Team Standings: Sapphire Stars 35, Emerald Strikes 31, Ruby Lips 26, Diamond Studs 23, Amethyst Aces 19, Pearls N Lace 13 First Section Winners: Sapphire Stars High Single: Elma Vernon 248 High Single with Handi- cap: Ilean Pugh 286 High Triple: Marg White 631 High Triple with Handi- cap: Brenda Tilling 702 Over 200: Linda March 231, Ayrlie Kinnunen 206, Ilean Pugh 241, Sylvia Lown 208, Marg White 223, 217, Cheryl Goble 223, Elma Vernon 248, Brenda Tilling 224 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Nov. 16 Team Standings: Little Lulu 7, Blondie 5, Wilma Flint- stone 5, Petunia 2, Daisy Mae 2, Olive Oyl 0. 200 Flat: Verna Moore 229, Joan Knight 207, Kathy Hoar 205 Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Nov. 17 Team Standings: Kitty Kats 40, Mighty Ducks 39, Pig- gly Wiggly 33, Looney Birds 32, Polly Wogs 25, Puppy Dogs 20 First Section Winners: Kit- ty Kats: Marg Lee, Cheryl Jones, Merle St. John, Gladys McColl, Norma Maloney, Chris Davies Games Over 200: Marg Lee 220, 244, Joani Fletcher 282, Gail Kowalczyk 204, 208, Elma Vernon 236, Joyce Hawkins 232, Chris Davies 216, Ruby Wickiam 214, Cheryl Jones 211, Ann Meester 208, Marg Jeffrey 202 Triple Over 550: Gail Kow- alczyk 5696, Marg Lee 686, Elma Vernon 581, Ann Meester 578, Darlene Vanderzwet 576, Nor- ma Maloney 553 Thursday Night Mens Standings: Legion 32, IGA 24, Emmerson Insurance 17, Philp Pontiac 16, Centennial Lanes 16, Dowsons 16, Rick Trotter Excavation 16, Paul Dick Contracting 15, Causeway Live Bait 9, Brians Towing 7 High Single Flat: Bill White 321 High Single with Handi- cap: Bill White 321 High Triple Flat: Bill White 801 High Triple with Handi- cap: Bill White 801 Games over 215: L. Delore 235, W. Saunders 229, R. Twist 250, D. Plain 223, D. Stanley 221, 219, G. Wilson 234, D. Stewart 245, G. McHugh 264, D. Hall 231, W. Lown 221, B. Robinson 252, C. Watts 256, T. Watts 237, I. Ashbridge 219, T. Ashbridge 230, G. Grant 226, B. Hammond 215, 247, D. Hann 260, D. Bache 271, 225, J. Wil- liams 225, 260, B. White 227, 321, 253. Triples Over 600: L. Delore 626, W. Saunders 608, R. Twist 663, D, Stanley 644, G. Wilson 627, G. McHugh 610, D. Dick- son 648, B. Robinson 613, C. Watts 623, T. Watts 613, 1. Ash- bridge 611, D. Hann 612, D. Bache 679, J. Williams 663, B. White 801. Bowling Tuesday Night Mens Standings: Missing Bandits 11, Late Bloomers 11, Flawless Spares 7, Creative Basket Strikers b, IGA 5, Country Style 3 High. Single Flat: Gerry Louvelle 298 High Single with Handi- cap: Gerry Louvelle 298 High Triple Flat: Ken Ir- vine 663 High Triple with Handi- cap: Matt McMillan 732 Singles over 215 Flat: Rick Farrington 220, Wayne Cox 235, Mike Jones 232, Dave Squires 219, Ken Irvine 257, Gerry Louvelle 298, Robin Boyce 224, Bill Hurst 266, 215, Darin Lazure 235, 217, John Criscione 272, Mike Skerratt-. 221 Triples over 600 Flat: Ken Irvine 663, Gerry Louvelle 660, Darin Lazure 640, John Cris- FU8 cione638 , Wednesday Night Ladies Nov.17 Team Standings: Ladies 39, Island Rd. 37, High St. Honeys 34, Mary St. Mom- mas 31, Sexton St. 25, Simcoe Sweethearts 23 Over 200: Kathleen Watts 223, Robin Luchka 232, Bev Marshman 210, Barb Condie 236, Marg Johansen 253 Triples over 550: Mary Hawes 551, Bev Marshman 573, Barb Condie 612, Marg Jo- hansen 596 Novice house league action Novice House League Re/Max 6 - Haugens 2 Re/Max and Haugens had the early morning game slot for 6 a.m. and Re/Max came up the winner in this match. For Re/ ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING at the Port Perry High School (Room 128) 160 Rosa Street TUESDAY, NOV. 30 7:30 P.M. AGENDA: Reports re the 1993 season Proposals to change constitution Election of Officers for 1994 Please note that proposals to change constitution must be in the hands of Roy Cowling 48 hours prior to the meeting. Max Jeff Glanville had two un- assisted goals as well as two others which were assisted by Troy Johnson and Clayton Gil- more. Brady Gray had his first of the year, assisted by Darryl Copithorn. Clayton Gilmore also scored a goal with the as- sists credited to Troy Johnson and Brady Gray. Devon Fergu- son for Haugens had an unas- sisted goal and Justin Shinn scored the second, assisted by Travis Black. Van Camp 2 - Port Perry Printing 2 Port Perry Printing and Van Camp came up with a tie this week. For the Printers, Jona- than Breen scored a goal with the assist going to Greg Hunter. The other unassisted goal was scored by Derek Bond. Van Camp's Pierce Jones scored the first goal with the assist going to Kevin Lukas. Chris McKitte- rick scored the second goal, as- sisted by Joseph Kozlinsky and Joey Lane. Good game, boys! Balsain ly era i =a a ar IE YL ag na Rg Wy cr aa WAT