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Co Ce i i Lh uli Vy BS a "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" ow PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 25, 1994 - 37 Pearce Auction Novice keep busy Friday night saw the Auction- eers In a tough battle against Sunderland and the score end- ed in a 4-0 win for Port Perry. This game was a great tune-up for the weekend tournament in Port Hope. Port Perry took to the ice ear- ly on Saturday morning losing a close match 1n overtime to Oshawa lattle NHL Bruins by the score of 3-2 in sudden death overtime. Scoring for Port Perry were Jamie Smith assisted by Jeff Tarbotton and Stevie Maclen- nan. Getting the other Port Perry goal was Spencer Church- ill assisted by Mike Thompsen and Dylan Harper. Game two was played at 3 p.m. with Port Perry winning by the score of 3-1. This game fea- tured many end to end rushes. Threading the needle early for Port was Trevor Lance assisted by Dylan Harper. Jamie Smith bulged the twine in the second period as- sisted by Trevor Lance. Port Perry rounded out the scoring in the third period with Jeff Tarbotton finding the range again assisted by Trevor Lance who was all over the ce. Having a strong game for Port were Kevin Robins and Ge- offrey Simpson who has never looked better since moving back to the point. Garne three saw the Auction eers go to the "C" final. The game started out slowly with no scoring in the first period but Port Perry took it to the Bow- manville team in the second pe- riod scoring four goals. Scoring for the Auctioneers were Dylan Harper assisted by Justin Moffatt and Trevor Lance. The second Port goal was by Jamie Smith assisted by Jeff Tarbotton and Trevor Lance. Port Perry's third goal was scored by Trevor Lance as- sisted by Jeff Tarbotton. Again with 37 seconds left in the peri- od Jamie Smith found the net to make the score 4-2 with assists going to Trevor Lance and Ste- vie MacLennan. Having strong tournament games were Gord Smith and Mark Duncan but being the strongest game in and game out was Thomas Lee the goalie. Keep up the good work guys. Golden Slider Challenge The Blackstock Curling Club mens champions will once again meet the Port Perry mens cham- pions in the annual Golden Slid- er Challenge to be held this year on February 14. This is the second year the challenge has been held with the winner earning bragging rights for the season as well as the coveted "Golden Slider Tro- phy". This year the Blackstock- champion is John McNamara, who will be assisted by three other skips, Dale VanCamp, Richard VanCamp and Fred Ford. Port Perry is expected to be represented by Roy Corden and his rink of Brian Hamilton, Doug Russell and Randy Scott. Last year the Blackstock rink skipped by Merlin Suggitt de- feated Corden's rink in a close battle. : The first rock of the challenge will be thrown by Jodie Duff, who was instrumental in start- ing a junior public school league this year. Net proceeds from the event will go to the "Andy Avis Memo- rial Fund" at Cartwright High School in Blackstock. This fund assists an all-around student who is moving on to higher edu- cation. The challenge will get under- way at 6:45 p.m., at the Black- stock Curling Club and will run until approximatelyll p.m. Doormen victorious From Page 32 starting to do some forecheck- ing and the results were obvi- ous immediately. Justin Shee- hey, David Gainey and Scott Sanderson made a nice rush into the Uxbridge zone at 6:38 but couldn't score. Brad John- ston and Nick Pelyk made a good move on the Uxbridge de- fence and just missed the open corner at 4:28. At 3:56, Aaron Chambers hit Nick Pelyk flying up the boards, with a good pass to the side of the net for Gainey who wasted no time in making a night deposit and taking a 6-4 lead. Uxbridge was pressing in the last three minutes and firing UXBRIDGE 45 YEARS OF PERSONAL SERVICE UXBRIDGE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM MEMORIAL Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee 852-3472 108 BROCK ST. WEST 1RANSPORTATION BY REQUEST lots of rubber at the Port Perry goal but the Port goalie was coming up Big. Port took a pen- alty with 2:13 remaining so Ux- bridge pulled their goaltender and had a two-man advantage. With the action down in the Port Perry end and only sec- onds remaining, Nick Pelyk did a nice job controlling the puck and doing a little ragging. The horn sounded to end the game with Port Perry defeating Ux- bridge 6-4 in game one. Playing in goal for Port Perry was Corey Branton. Honorable Mention for Good Hustle goes to Brad Johnston and Jeff Neal gets the nod for defensive effort, along with Aaron Chambers. El COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING HOME APPOINTMENTS AND ~~ = pe ( SA [2 0 TL POR (6) ® ( A glimpse back at local sporting memories By Kelly Lown Uazl Solomon, trainer. 25 YEARS AGO THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1969 The rink of Ruth Mitchell, Helen Haddon, ~The Novice As won their first tournament of the year in Keene. Pictured are the members of the win- ning team. Front row from left are Jamie Hirshilwood, Brad Traves, Stacey Ballingall, Warren Geer, Scott Feasby, Rob Jamieson and Mark Bradley. Back: Steve Connors, Brad Menzies, Ron Crawford, Ja- mic Menzies, Mike Sorlcy, Robbie Brown and John Lally. At far back are Dave Barkey, coach and Paul Lindsay gymnastics meet. The Bantam house league player of the week was Chris Martens and the Bantam All Kaye Rodd and Marjorie Jackson won the Dymond trophy after winning the first section at the Port Perry Community Curling Club. The first interclub bonspiel of the year for women was held with the rink of Irenc Carter, Jean Hunter, Camille Crozier and Ruby Smith winning. 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1974 The Flamingos blanked Sutton 4-0 on goals by Hill, Campazola, Bourgcois and Al- dred. The Midget A squad took on a visiting (cam from Walliscllen, Switzerland and won handily 6-0. In Atom housc leaguc action White Feather Farms delcated the Lions Club 1-0 on a lone goal by Scan Fewer. In Novice house lcagne action UAW de- feated the Kinsmen 3-1. Greg Williams, Ke- vin Fowler and Paul Donnelly scored for the UAW and Jeff Van Harlem counted for the Kinsmen. 15 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1979 Lisa James of Blackstock and Lynn Brad- bury of Port Perry, both 11-years-old, won gold and silver medals respectively at the Star player of the week was Todd Blayone. In broomball action Utica defeated La- rocque 2-1. Mike Mitchell and Phil Kenton scored for Utica and Larry Page for Larocque. In the second game Beacock's and Troski's fought to a 1-1 draw. Beacock's marker was scored by Cordell Kuening and Troski's by Willy Wlasine. The Port Perry High School Midget and Senior basketball teams both defeated East- dale. The Midgets won 42-41 on 14 pts. by Pete Stone. In the senior game Port won 102- 74 and were led by Scott Wilbur's 27 points. A group of local snowmobilers took a 200- mile round trip to Quebec. The annual Royal Bank Bonspiel was held and the rink of Bob Howsam, Rob Parish, Jane Ferguson and Connie Parish were the winners. 10 YEARS AGO TUESDAY, JANUARY 24 , 1984 The Port Perry Oldtimers lost in overtime, coming one goal short of winning their third consecutive A division tournament champion- ship. Weekend goal scorers were, Dave Mills, and Don Mason with four goals, Bill Willis with two and Jim Burnett, Dave Barkey and Garnet Warriner with singles. Juniors lose two games to tough ringette teams The Port Perry I.G.A. Juniors travelled to Barrie Saturday for the first of a pair of weekend playoff games. The game would be a difficult one as Barrie fin- ished just ahead of Port in the league standings. After some girls arrived late, there was a rush to get ready. This rush was unnecessary as one of the referees had not ar- rived and the game was played in full. (No time limit in Barrie!) In what proved to be a difficult day, the girls never seemed to get on track after the delay as the ring bounced the wrong way all game. It was one of those games when the ring looked like a lifesaver for one team and a hool-a-hoop for the other. Barrie turned this advantage into a 5-2 victory. Scoring both Port goals was Shona Moase with Dana Hooker collecting two assists and Cara Vander Slagt and Lisa Bonser with one assist each. On Sunday, Mississauga vis- ited Port for the second contest of the weekend. Fresh from a Saturday loss to previously win- less Oshawa, Mississauga was also looking to reverse their re- sults. The visitors opened the scor- ing but Port quickly evened the score when Dana set up Shona for the only scoring of the first period. Cara gave the home team the lead early in the second period on a pass from Shona. The lead was short-lived as Mississauga tied the game just over two min- utes later. The game went end- to-end with both teams having good scoring chances. 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