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"A Famlly Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 12,1994 - 23 Sn SPORTS Legionaire action | Easter weekend, the Legion- aires headed to Oshawa for the annual LNHL Peewee Tourna- ment. It is possible that some of the parents wondered why they had agreed to go as they climbed into their cars at 6:30 a.m. Good Friday. The boys may have had some doubts too, when the final buzzer sounded for the first game and they were on the losing end of a 4-0 score, beaten by the Red Wings. The closest we came to scoring in this game was a goal post. Seth Gray was MVP In game two we played a team from Cardinal (near Brock- ville). The first period was all Port Perry. At 3:22, Adam Hobbs tipped in a shot by Adam Jones from Scott Jeffrey and Just 20 seconds later Seth Gray dumped one in from Derek Tin- dall and Jon Froats. At 5:18 Adam H. scored again from Adam J. and Casey Van Schag- en. Jon then tipped in a shot from Seth and Derek and final- ly, Danny Lyons found the mark from Adam H. and Glenn McCready. This ended the peri- od and the scoring for Port, but it was enough as Cardinal could only get one past Dann Lee just at the end of a penalty in the second period. Final score 5-1 for the Legionaires. The MVP in this game was Adam Hobbs. Game three - another 8 a.m. game Saturday, this time against Brampton. This time the team was awake and ready to play. Again, we came out strong in the first period scoring four goals. Casey heard a fan yell move and went end to end to score the first goal, assisted by Jeffrey Ashton and Scott. Adam H. scored from Scott and Adam J., Jon from Seth and Derek and finally, Ian Parlia- ment on a breakaway from Wyatt Park and Jeff. Brampton managed one goal and the peri- od ended 4-1. Brampton scored one more time in the second but Port answered with two, a sec- ond goal from both Adam H., as- sisted by Adam J. and Scott, and Ian from Danny. In the third, Port got two more from Seth and Scott, with assists go- ing to Jon and Adam H. Ian Par- liament was chosen MVP for this game. Game four - a must-win game against the Bruins and what a game it would turn out to be. This game was real hockey, hard-hitting and end-to-end ac- tion with everyone playing ex- tremely well. The Bruins were unable to score against Shane Savage until they found the mark on a breakaway with just 47 seconds left in the second. Midway through the third, Seth opened the scoring for Port from Scott and Danny. This was to be the start of the end for the Bruins and a hat trick for Seth as he quickly scored two more goals, both on breakaways, showing his awesome speed, and beating the Bruins 3-1. Needless to say, Seth was cho- sen MVP for this game. Now the parens get to spend Easter Sun- day at the rink. Game five was played against the Black Hawks. The boys are' on a roll and Dann proved un- beatable as the Legionaires went on to beat the Black Hawks 5-0. In the first, Adam J. buried a slap shot assisted by Scott. In the second, Casey de- flected a slap shot from Tro Campbell and Seth; Adam scored unassisted and Seth bur- ied two, the first from Derek and Jon and the second from Jon and Casey. This win put the Legionaires into the Champion- ship game against Belleville. Adam J. was the game MVP. Game six - the Championship game and last game of the sea- son. A win was not in the cards. This game was a lot like game four but Belleville came out on top 5-2. Adam J. scored from Scott in the first and Jeff from Derek in the second. Derek was chosen MVP. The coaching staff - Garry Geer, Ed Teno, Warren Geer and Ralph McCullough would like to thank all the boys for a really great year. It was one we will remember for a long, long time. We would also like to thank the Legion Branch 419 for their sponsorship, and Dave the skate man, Mary the writer, Steve the stat man and all of the parents for their support. YMCA floor hockey Six-Eight Year Olds On Monday, March 21 the Ca- nadians beat the Leafs by a score of 9-6. Ryan O'Leary led the Canadians with five goals and one goal each by Josh McCabe, James Donaldson, Mathew Krempowich and Ryan Petch. Scoring for the Leafs were Timothy Cruickshank with three goals, Danny Halward with two goals and one goal by Mark Morrisson. On Monday, March 28 the Leafs scored a 10-3 decision over the Canadians. Scoring for the Leafs were Timothy Cruick- shank with five goals, Mark Morrisson with three goals and two goals by Danny Halward. Scoring for the Canadians was Ryan O'Leary with two goals and Aaron Bray with one goal. Nine-11 Year Olds On Monday, March 21 the Ducks outscored the Panthers by a score of 11-4. Scoring three goals each for the Ducks were Steve Doam, David Halward and John Barton and scoring one goal each were Peter Kon- stantinopolous and Darren Miller. Jon Sanders scored two goals for the Panthers and one goal each by Jason Cruickshank and Ryan Appleton. On Monday, March 28 the Ducks beat the Panthers 8-5. Scoring for the Ducks were Da- vid Halward with three goals, Jason Lown with two goals and one goal each by Steve Doam, Richard Brazier and Trevor Doam. Scoring two goals each for the Panthers were Jon Sanders and Jason Cruickshank and one goal by Greg Hunter. Bowling results Tuesday Afternoon Ladies April 5,1994 Team Standings: Blondie 40, Wilma Flintstone 37, Little Lulu 36, Petunia 31, Daisy Mae 23, Olive Oyl 22 200 Flat: I.. McHale 260; L. Colbary 245; J. Fleming 242, 216; L. Loughlin 238; J. Atkin- aon 222: D. Gibson 221: .J. Knight 214; K. Campbell 210 J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR The Blackstock Curling Club held their annual dinner/dance last Saturday night at the Recreation Hall and presented awards to the winning teams. Above, the Mixed Champions were, from left, Mark Graham, club president, presenting the trophy to Barb Stead, Craig Larmer , Bill Parish and Tom Rowden. Bowling results Thursday Night Mens Final Standings: Philp Pon- tiac Buick 13,413, Dowsons 18,322, Centennial Lanes 13,302, Legion 13,277, Paul Dick Contracting 13,263, Em- merson Insurance 13,152, Causeway Live Bait 13,102, I1.G.A. 12,6564, Brians Towing 11,997 High Single Flat: Ian Ash- bridge 304 High Single with Handi- cap: Norm Tripp 323 High Triple Flat: Tim Ash- bridge 747 High Triple with Handi- cap: G. Tripp 806 Games Over 215: J. Ballin- gall 246, B. White 221, 257, R. Twist 242, R. Sweetman 245, D. Plain 222, R. Smith 221, T. Daynes 260, W. Saunders 222, 244, E. Johansen 215, 217, J. Cook 221, C. Watts 243, T. Watts 240, I. Ashbridge 304, T. Ashbridge 244, 217, 286, G. Grant 273, 232, 217, W. Lown 226, 225, B. Pomeroy 223, B. Robinson 300, D. Bache 226, N. Tripp 265, K. Self 223, 234, G. Tripp 263, G. Wilson 247, 219, D. Hunter 225, 266, D. Stewart 215,216, B. Hammond 225 Triples Over 600: B. White 642, R. Twist 653, R. Sweetman 624, D. Plain 612, T. Daynes 653, W. Saunders 644, J. Cook 626, T. Watts 628, I. Ashbridge 669, T. Ashbridge 747, G. Grant 722, W. Lown 629, B. Robinson 639, K. Self 611, G. Tripp 635, G. Wilson 665, D. Hunter 630, D. Stewart 613 Remember the banquet is April 23. Tuesday Night Mens Playoff Final Standings Championship Round Country Style 10,772 pins, Late Bloomers 9,913 pins, Flawless 9,641 pins Consolation Round Creative Basket Strikers 9,878 pins, IGA 9,647 pins, Missing Bandits 9,449 pins Singles Over 215 Flat: Ian Ervine 2563, Trevor Mollon 227, Paul Brough 234, Doug Hall 241, John Criscione 219, 298, 228, Hal McCullough 226, Ke- vin Martin 293, 250, Gerry Lou- velle 222, Don Durham 264, Roy Werry 244, Glenn Squires 221, 279, Harold McLaughlin 201, Jack Vaz 239, Dave Booth 224, Mike McGuinness 228 Triples Over 600 Flat: Doug Hall 627, John Criscione 745, Hal McCullough 620, Ke- vin Martin 748, Gerry Louvelle 606, Don Durham 649, Roy Werry 616, Glenn Squires 694, Harold McLaughlin 666, Jack Vaz 607. Mike McGuinness 605 J. PETERHVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Merlin Suggitt was on hand to present his trophy to the Men's League Champions on Saturday night at the Rec. Centre in Blackstock. He is seen here presenting the trophy to team members Dale Van Camp and Ron Vice. Absent Wednesday Afternoon 5 Ladies - April 6 Team Standings: Piggly Wiggly 36, Polly Wogs 33, Mighty Ducks 32, Looney Birds 29, Kitty Kats 23, Puppy Dogs 156 Singles Over 200: Gail Kow- alczyk 301, 227, 221; Caron We- ber 269, JoAnne Russell 247, ras ALY an fs yi 2 ' bY ee TUNE-UPS For April 519.05 | Warranty Regular cost $24.95 (LIERIAE)) from photo are Bill Shepherd and David Shearman. ¢ Used Bikes now EVE ILE * Buy, Sell or Trade J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR The Blackstock Curling Club held elections for directors to run the club next year and above are the new officers. President Mark Graham is seen above flanked by, left, vice president Carol Gray and at right, treasurer Jody Duff. A secretary has yet to be appointed. 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