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Ce re En MM Mk pom B18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 6, 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Scores from the Monday Night - Nov. 28 Standings: W. E. Coyotes 12, Yosemite Sams 10, Elmer Fudds 6, Sylvesters 6, Foghorn Leghorns 6, Daffy Ducks 2. a 2h Single: Marni Knight High Single With Handi- cap: Marni Knight 278. soligh Triple: Marg White High Triple With Handi- cap: Louise Jorgeson 670. Over 200: Edna Langford 207, Marni Knight 249, Debbie Charron 207, Wanda Halibur- ton 208, Shirley Ash 221, Arylie Kinnunen 211, Bernice Bigelow 217, Marg White 231, 200. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies - Nov. 30 Games Over 200 Flat: Carol Davis 221, Darlene Vanderzwet 253, Gerri Langille 205, 234, Merle St.John 201. Games Over 550 Flat: Gerri Langille 608, Darlene Vanderz- wet 564. Points: Chaps 14, Barts 8, Clops 8, Brews 6, Squids 4, Aces Youth Bowling Council results Nov. 19 Peewee Dragsters 17 Thunderbirds 18. High Single: Lisa Glover 82, Myles Romain 68, High Double: Lisa Glover 136, Jamie Hvidsten 136. Bantam Stingrays 38, Thunderbirds 22,Indys 24, Corvettes 16. High Single: Heather Lee Jones 184, Jeremy Stephenson 150. High Triple: Nichol King 413,Jason Johansen 421. Juniors Scorpions 15, Prostars 34. High Single: Jennifer Ham- mond 161, Darin Tripp 175. High Triple: Jennifer Ham- mond 450, Matt Chapman 469. Seniors High Single: Janine Ham- mond 189. High Triple: Janine Ham- mond 477. New Records for 1994 September Matt Chapman: High Sin- gle Junior 239, High Triple Jun- ior 662. October 22 Daniel Archibald: High Single Junior 260. October 29 Robert Arksey: High Single Junior 272. (; RD JUST MOVED? Phone 985-0092 Weame {ome gn. INCE 1930 L70 Our Hostess' Gifts and Information are the Key to Your New Community Thursday Night Mens -Dec.1 Team Standings: Emmer- sons 55, Trim Rite Kitchens 50, Brian's Towing 46, Dowsons 39, IGA 37, Philp Pontiac 30, Causeway Baits 20, Paul Dick Construction 18, Legion 17. High Single Over 225: D. Woodrow 282; D. Stewart 274; J. Dacey 269, 232; D. Cherry 266; J. Richardson 262; G. Wil- son 257; B. Morrin 247; D. Hunter 241; K. Self 241; R. Twist 238, 225; M. Enzi 233; B. Pomeroy 232; B. Hammond 228; C. Watts 225. High Triple Over 600: D. Woodrow 667, J. Dacey 656, B. Morrin 649, R. Twist 647, T. Bache 637, G. Wilson 631, B. Po- meroy 629, D. Stewart 626, C. Watts 622, J. Richardson 600. Friday Night Mixed Dec. 2 Team Standings: Head Pins 14, Team Four 12, Teddy Bears 11, Satan's Bowlers 10, The Royal Family 9, Bad Luck Crew Nov. 26 Peewee Team Standings: Dragsters 22, Thunderbirds 18. High Single Flat: Lauren Guthrie 90, Miles Romain 72. High Double Flat: Lisa Glo- ver 164, Miles Romain 136. Bantams Team Standings: Stingrays 40, Indys 29, Corvettes 23, Thunderbirds 22. High Single Flat: Heather Lee Jones 176, Jason Behling 170. High Triple Flat: Heather Lee Jones 379, Jason Behling 455. Women High Single: Lynn Loughlin 218, Wendy Bache 195, Linda Hughes 190. High Single With Handi- cap: Wendy Bache 252, Linda Fit has 244, Lynn Loughlin 43. High Double: Lynn Lough- lin 399, Betty Wackett 367, Lin- da Hughes 360. High Triple With Handi- cap: Linda Hughes 692, Wendy Bache 652, Lynn Loughlin 634. Men High Single: Darrell Flewell 271, Jim Beatty 243, John Ker- sten 241. High Single With Handi- cap: Darrell Flewell 300, John Kersten 285, Al Wackett 272. High Double: Darrell Fle- well 474, Jim Beatty 464, Gord Ireland 440. High Triple With Handi- cap: Darrell Flewell 717, Jim Beatty 712, Walter Albers 700. Juniors/Seniors Team Standings: Prostars 38, Scorpions 18. Juniors High Single Flat: Mandi Coates 141, Matt Chapman 266. High Triple Flat: Mandi Coates 377, Matt Chapman 678. Seniors High Single Flat: Janine Hammond 181, Owen St. John High Triple Flat: Janine Hammond 439, Owen St. John Techstars compete in Bancroft games - On Saturday, Dec. 3, the Techstars went to Bancroft for a tournament. In their first game, they faced off against Bracebridge. The Techstars were short a couple of players due to injuries and just didn't seem to be awake yet. The result was a 5-11loss. Goalie Rob Sim stopped shot after shot on many occasions, to keep the score respectable. The Techstars' goal was scored on a one-timer by Ryan Puckrin on a nice pass by Scott Sanderson. In game two, they were up against Whitby. The 2-1 victory may sound like a defensive bat- tle but it wasn't quite like that. The offensive aspect of the Techstars' game didn't seem to be there as their passes were off. The Whitby goalie was for the most part untested. At the same time, the Tech- stars' goalie Doug Short made many great saves to ensure the Techstars win. The goals were scored by Scott Sanderson and Dillian Weber. Assisting were Weber and Adam "Bullet" Brain. ward County. The Techstars were back on their game for this one and came away with a 5-2 win, de- spite a slow start. Prince Edward County drew first blood just under 30 seconds into the game. The Techstars got that one back a few minutes later on an unassisted goal by Dave Gai- ney. The Techstars took the lead when Ryan Puckrin gave the puck to Dan Lyons who skated past everyone and put one in the net. Prince Edward County tied it up a minute later. Techstars goalie Doug Short then closed the cage for the night, making numerous great saves. Early in the second, Scott Sanderson scored to make it 3- 2, assisted by Dave Kaminga and Glen McCready. Scott Harper scored next on a beautiful coast to coast goal to make it 4-2. J. P. Copeland rounded out the scoring on a breakaway assisted by "Bullet". The Techstars' next home For game three of the day, 8ame is Wednesday night their opponent was Prince Ed- against Oshawa. (% Ee | your needs. We bave a complete port perry stor line of Wedding Stationery to fill all OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary St., Port Perry 985-7383 ] lanes Pineridge Atoms host Stouffville On Friday, Dec. 2, our boys played host to Stouffville. The first period saw some great end- to-end hockey and great defen- sive plays. Stouffville got the first goal o1 the game in the first period. The start of the second period was the same style of hockey and great plays by both teams. Stouffville went ahead by two goals, that's when our guys re- grouped and got one back 59 seconds later. Schembri got this one while the assist went to Skerratt. I. The rest of the game was de- cided by our refs, it was just one penalty after another. 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