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26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 15,1994 - Woody"s, Monsma still fighting for broomball title : | | : | : | | | | | After this week's play it's still | undecided as to who will be | crowned as league champs for | this season. Both Woody's and | | | | | : | : : Brooklin won their respective . games to keep it at a one point difference between the two for first place. Both teams will match up this coming Sunday to resolve this issue. In the first game of the day Blackstock Brewers blanked Emmerson's Insurance by a 2-0 total. The first period remained scoreless with both teams hav- ing their chances on breaka- ways but to no avail. It wasn't ~ until late in the final half that the Brewers finally got on the board when Ron Wagg and Gord Bryans set up Ron Short. With 2:30 left to play in regu- lation time, Tom Wotten from Wagg put the icing on the cake. Dave Dalton picked up his first shutout between the pipes for Blackstock. Monsma Electric also picked up a shutout for goaltender Jim Raaphorst as they downed the Framer's Gallery 3-0 in a penal- The Scugog Baseball Associa- tion is gearing up for its third season in Scugog Township. A third diamond at the Port Perry Fairgrounds will be run- ning this year to accommodate the teams. The backstop for the new diamond was donated by the Royal Orange Lodge. The Scugog Baseball league is open to boys and girls aged nine to 18. The league will once again be accepting teams from lr Bl, t rl i SE ko ORT PERRY auto glass & trim ud. ty filled affair. Nick Attwood picked up a goal and an assist in the game to take over the scor- ing race. The Bruins built up a two goal first period lead on Att- wood's tally plus one from Dan Jansma with the helpers going to Wayne Tate and Jansma. Attwood's assist came on a goal with 28 seconds left in the game that went in off the broom of Ke- vin Ibbittson. Ron Attwood also added an assist. Not to be outdone by the other two games, the final of the day had Woody's Auctions keep pace with Brooklin by blanking B&R 2-0 with Rick Lees record- ing the shutout. The first period had Woody's ahead by a single marker which came off the broom of Neil Woo- drow. B&R tried to come back into this one and had several op- portunities to do so but they fell just short each time. With 1:23 left on the clock, Charlie Dennis went in alone for the last goal of the game thus sealing Woody's victory. Baseball registration Cartwrightinto their league. For the first time this year | there will be Select teams cho- sen for each age group in the league. Registration for baseball, takes place Feb#fiary 19 and 26 at Pineridge Sports, on Queen Street. Anyone wishing more infor- mation can call Frank Fielding at 985-7216. 139 Water Street & 6 High Street, Port Perry Written 4 oR Guarantee I I I I = Nl Ic: == Neo NR = YY = e INSURANCE WORK ° SAVE uwto S55 0°° On any one replacement WINDSHIELD Insurance Claim with most insurance companies with this coupon at time of purchase 3 Locations ® Mobile Service All Work Guaranteed 985-8507 Port Perry SCUGOG BASEBALL i ASSOCIATION will be held at PINERIDGE SPORTS on the following dates X SAT., FEB. 19 -- 10 AM - 3 PM SAT., FEB. 26 -- 10 AM - 3 PM Applications available and will be accepted until March 15, 1994 BASEBALL REGISTRATION SCUGOG BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Frank Fielding "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PHOTO COURTESY OF SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM VILLAGE Pictured is the Oddfellows Hockey team. Date of the picture is unknown as are three of its members. Back row from left are Ted Jackson, Leighton McGregor, unknown, unknown, Charlie Reesor, (front) Harry Pcel, unknown and Oscar Bearc. 25 YEARS AGO Thursday, February 13, 1969 The Cy Wilson Mustangs defeated Ux- bridge three games to none to win the first se- ries of the playoffs. In the final game the lo- cal squad won 6-2 on four goals by Grant McLaughlin and singles by Rick Evans and Rick Trotter. The high singles at the bowling lanes were N. Jackman with a 300; J. Wilson Sr. with a 352 and L. Haugen with a 318. 20 YEARS AGO Wednesday, February 13, 1974 The Flamingos won the first round of playoffs defeating Frankford 3-2. The Bantam As finished first in the Lake- shore Group defeating Newcastle 10-9 in the final game. Goal scorers were Rick Evans, Mike McQuade and Larry Elson with two cach and singles to Ed Olsen, Stu Cochrane and Bill Bridge. The Atoms defeated West Rouge 4-0 on goals by Wilbur, Vernon, Storry and Horton. The team then went on to defcat Bay Ridges 7-1 the next night on goals by Storry, two, Williams, Wilbur, Potts, Vernon and Healey. The rink of Jim Baird, Jim Davidson, Ken Middleton and Ralph Sommerville won the annual Lake Scugog Lumber bonspiel. 15 YEARS AGO Wednesday, February 14,1979 A Port Perry rink won the District 15 Tank- ard playdowns in Peterborough. Winning members included Clara Martyn, Norma Ken- ny, Jan Towns, Donna McNamee, Phyllis Geer, Kathyrn Gundry, Judy Latta and Louise Haugen. The Redman Srs. won the consolation of the Orillia Tournament. The PPHS team de- feated Aurora in the final 67-50. George Cope, 22 points, and Mike Patton, 12 points, led the team in scoring. The Atom house league player of the week was Jim Jackman and the Atom Select player of the week was Karl Durham. Stone Real Estate Peewees dropped their match to Uxbridge 5-2. Ian Dickson from Ke- vin Fowler and Fred Cockerton from Jeff Wallace accounted for the Port Perry scoring. The Novice All-Stars were tournament champions in Markham defeating Ottonabee in the final. John Lally had four goals, Brad Menzies, one goal, three assists; Mike Sorely, one assist and Warren Geer, one assist. 10 YEARS AGO Tuesday, February 14, 1984 The Atom As broke a two-game losing strcak defeating Uxbridge 10-1. Scoring for Port Perry was Jan Heyes, three goals, one as- sist; Dan Slugget, four assists; Scott Menzies, one goal, three assists; Mark "Andrews, two goals, one assist; Greg Fitzgerald, one goal, two assists; Jason Cochrane, two goals, one assist; Brad Moase one goal, two assists; Jeff Parry, two assists; Mike Feasby, two assists and Steve Laird, one assist. YMCA floor hockey Six-Eight Year Olds On Monday, Jan. 31 the Leafs on two goals by Timothy Cruick- shank in the last few minutes of the game edged the Canadians 6-5. Also scoring single goals for the Leafs were Mark Morrisson, Danny Halward, Aaron Bray and Michael Jehu. Scoring three goals for the Canadians was Keenan Geer with Kyle Bowers and Ryan Petch getting one goal each. On Monday, Feb. 7 the Cana- dians and Leafs battled to a 7-7 draw. Danny Halward led the Leafs with three goals and two goals each by Mark Morrisson and Timothy Cruickshank. Ryan O'Leary had two goals for the Canadians with one goal each by Travis Puckrin, Kyle Bowers, Josh McCabe, Mathew Krempowich and Keenan Geer. Nine-11 Year Olds On Monday, Jan. 31 the Mighty Ducks beat the Pan- thers 8-2. Scoring for the Ducks was Steve Doam with three goals, David Halward with two goals and one goal each by Bos- ton Kowalczyk, Richard Brazier and Jason Lown. Scoring for the Panthers were Greg Hunter and Ryan Apple- | MACKEY, BAILEY & KORB BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS ton. On Monday, Feb. 7 the Pan- thers edged the Ducks 6-5 on a four goal bonanze by Ryan Ap- pleton and one goal each by Ja- son Cruickshank and Greg Hunter. Steve and Trevor Doam scored two goals each for the Ducks with one goal by Dar- ren Miller. Saturday Mornings 9:00am to 12:00 noon Oshawa Rd., Port Perry 'Lake Scugog Lumber Building 985-7391 ag i Reus A Aap a "H---- TaN TG i en Tt TN -- Cd A I ss ---- RE ---- A SR i I mh bn A ---- i Shing ihm -- a.