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co "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Tuesday, February 7, 1995 - 23 a RE seems, Ami Yo On Feb. 3, the Malmont Farm Atom As hosted Lindsay and for the first time in the series the home team won a game. It took an overtime period, but, despite blowing a three-goal lead, the "Green Machine" controlled the overtime period and scored two goals to complete a 6-4 victory. This gives Port a 3-2 series lead. In the first period, Port scored on a power play as Mike LeFort and Jamie Smith assisted on Dean Van Camp's backhander over the goalie's shoulder. Tre- vor Weisflock scored number two from Steve MacLennan af- ter good behind-the-net digging by Mark Duncan who got the puck out front. Port went up 3-0 while shorthanded as Tim Jones passed to Trevor Lance who, in turn, shovelled the puck ahead to Dean who outgunned the Lindsay netminder. D'Arcy made several key saves with his team shorthand- ed to back up the efforts of his forwards. Defencemen Dane Gray, Scott Duncan and Tyler Houthuys were doing their best to build a fortress around their goal crease. In the second period, Lindsay outscored the Malmonts three goals to one of ours. Port killed offa two-man disadvantage ear- ly on but Lindsay then scored on abreakaway. Later they caught a fluke goal and then another on a two-on-one break. With the score now tied, the game out- come looked in doubt. Fate smiled on the "Greens" as Dean was handed a shorthanded breakaway after blocking a shot at his blue line. He deked to his backhand for the goal to put us up 4-3. In the third period, Lindsay got the equalizer on a power- play after a Lindsay player took a "Bill Barber dive" to put us shorthanded. The score was then tied at four-all but no team could grab the winner in regula- Atom As take playoff lead tion time. Steve Macl.ennan made some nifty blue line plays and Jeff Tarbotton was working hard to set up his linemates. In overtime, the early play was scrambly, the players on both sides were showing fatigue from their enthusiastic play. Like a flash, however, the Mal- monts went up 5-4 as Justin Moffatt scored on a sharp an- gled shot to the far side with an assist from Trevor Weisflock. Trevor then potted the insu- rance goal just 30 seconds later as he went down the left wing on a three-on-one break. He elected to shoot and found the top gloveside corner. A demoral- ized Lindsay squad headed off with their second loss in a row. Overall, the team wasn't quite as sharp as in their last win over Lindsay but we'll take it nonetheless. D'Arcy got the coach's nod for "Best Effort". Way to rebound, Green Ma- chine! Results Wednesday Afternoon Ladies-Feb.1 Team Points: Brews 41, Chaps 33, Clops 32, Barts 22, Squids 20, Aces 20. Games Over 200 Flat: Merle St. John 213, 249, Marga- ret Trull 205, Evelyn Trapp 243, Marg Lee 241, Nancy An- ger 209, Carol Davis 213, 219, Dot Lee 211, Joyce Storry 204, 223. Triples Over 550 Flat: Merle St. John 617, Carol Davis 629, Joyce Storry 580, Marg Lee 574,Dot Lee 551. Friday Night Mixed Feb.3 Team Standings: Head Pins 12, Teddy Bears 10, Team Four 8, Satan's Bowlers 6, Bad Luck Crew 4, The Royal Family 2. Ladies High Single Flat: Lynn Dorland 249, Lynn Loughlin 205, Arlene Lott 194, Single With Handicap: Lynn Dorland 325, Wendy Bache 250, Arlene Lott 234. High Triple Flat: Arlene Lott 539, Lynn Loughlin 492, Margaret Breckenridge 481. High Triple With Handi- cap: Lynn Dorland 695, Arlene Lott 6569, Linda Card 646. Men High Single Flat: Rob Boad- way 278, Bill Fritz 273, Walter Albers 231. Single With Handicap: Bill Fritz 305, Rob Boadway 302, Walter Albers 268. High Triple Flat: Bill Fritz 742, Rob Boadway 716, John Cordner 626. High Triple With Handi- cap: Bill Fritz 838, Rob Boad- way 788, John Cordner 710. Monday Night Team Standings: W.E. Coyotes 7, Daffy Ducks 6, Yo- semite Sams 5, Sylvesters 2, Foghorn Leghorns 1, Elmer Fudds 0. | High Single: Marg White 283. High Single With Handi- cap: Helen Sobczak 303. | High Triple: Marg White 647. High Triple With Handi- cap: Helen Sobczak 754. Over 200: Linda Marsh 211, Cheryl Goble 200, Marg White 283, Bev Silverman 240, Helen from the lanes Sobczak 238, Wanda Halibur- ton 219, Edna Langford 213. Thursday Night Mens Jan. 26 League Standings: Trim Rite Kitchens 90, Emmersons 82, Dowsons 82, Brian's Towing 77, IGA 66, Philp's Pontiac 56, Paul Dick's Construction 47, Legion 40. High Single Over 225: B. Morrin 321, 274, R. Sweetman 261, J. Cook 258, B. Hammond 240, 234, 233, C. Watts 235, 230, M. Enzi 234, B. Pomeroy 234,G. McHugh 231, W. Mahaf- fy 231, C. Willes 226, G. Wilson 225. High Triple Over 600: B. Morrin 789, B. Hammond 707, C. Watts 664, B. Pomeroy 656, R. Sweetman 633, B. White 607, J. Cook 602, W. Mahaffy 601. Thursday Night Mens Results - Feb. 2 League Standings: Trim Rite Kitchens 97, Emmersons 89, Dowsons 87, Brian's Towing 77, IGA 71, Philp Pontiac 56, Paul Dick Construction 49, Le- gion 42. High Single Over 225: B. Morrin 306, D. Hunter 260, D. Stewart 256,241, 235, J. Gerber 249, W. Mahaffy 243, B. White 239, T. Watts 234, D. Stanley 233, T. Daynes 227, C. Cornish 226. High Triple Over 600: D. Stewart 732, B. Morrin 649, W. Mahaffy 646, B. White 632, J. Gerber 610, C. Cornish 606, D. Stanley 604. Wednesday Night Ladies Feb.1 Team Standings: Pop Tarts 12, Tourtiere 8, Jelly Roll 6, Chocolate Eclairs 6, Flakies 6, Sweet Tarts 4. Games Over 200: Eileen Breen 209, Carol Locke 205, Barb Condie 219, Brenda Hell- ingman 208, Margot Brain 224, Eileen Gerber 203, Anne Al- dridge 260, 216. Games Over 550: Carol Locke 550, Eileen Gerber 558, Anne Aldridge 674, Kim Coates 563. Youth Bowling Centennial Lanes Jan. 28 Peewee Dragsters 40, Thunderbirds 35. . High Single: Lauren Guth- rie 103, Ryan Harrison 78. High Double: Katie Hvid- sten 180, Ryan Harrison 126. Bantam Stingrays 73, Indys 56, Cor- vettes 41, Thunderbirds 38. High Single: Breanne King 157,Jason Johansen 168. High Triple: Breanne King 354, Jason Behling 429. Junior/Senior Scorpions 56, Prostars 49. Junior High Single: Jennifer Ham- mond 215, Daniel Archibald 171. High Triple: Jennifer Ham- mond 545, Daniel Archibald 401. Senior High Single: Janine Ham- mond 173, Owen St. John 174. High Triple: Janine Ham- mond 458, Owen St. John 475. Lions win 2-1 Saturday's AHL action fea- tured an entertaining and hard fought affair between the Lions Club and Scugog Lumber. The Lions drew first blood at 11:28 of the first period when Mike Blakey drilled a shot past Mike Weyland who was making his first appearance between the pipes. That goal stood until part way through the second pe- riod when Don Campbell's solo. effort tied the game at 1-1. The tie lasted for eight sec- onds as Mike Blakey's second of the game put the Lions in front tostay. The rest of the game featured end to end action and terrific goaltending by Mark Lott and Mike Weyland. A terrific, well played game. SPORTS Fort and Jeremy Geer. fourth goal. on the goal. only goal for the Panthers. lack of calls at crucial times. Panthers lose but still lead series On Monday, Jan. 30 the Port Perry Midget 1 team, sponsored by Lakeside Golf and Hockey Centre, entertained Stouftville for game three of the playoffs at the Scugog Arena. With the Panthers up three points to one a win tonight would put the Panthers in a good position to advance. The Panthers came out "roaring," in an effort to take control of the game and take control they did! Their efforts paid off as Jay King slid home the first goal to give the Panthers a 1-0 lead after the first period. Assisting Jay on the goal were Kenton Le- The Panthers continued the pressure in the second and in- creased their lead to 2-0 as Shane Norton finished off some smooth passing plays from Matt Hobbs and Ian Shrigley. In the third the action was end to end as Stouffville attempt- ed to get back in the game. The hard efforts were thwarted by solid goaltending from John Babcock. As the period continued Port furthered their lead to 3-0 as Shane Norton scored his sec- ond of the night on a nice setup from Jeff Clarke. Soutffville finally solved John Babcock to bring the score to 3-1 for the Panthers. Solid defence kept Stouffville at bay the rest of the way as the Panthers secured the win with their Ian Shrigley did the honors with Jay King and Jeff Clarke as- sisting, Stouffville managed to score one more but the Pan- thers iced the game and a 5-2 win with an empty net goal by Da- ryl Bourgeois. Ian Shrigley and Jeremy Geer drew the assists It was a different story for the boys when on Feb. 2 the Pan- | thers travelled to Stouffville for game four of the series, need- ing only one point to advance. Unfortunately Stouffville had otherideas as they skated to a 4-1 win. The Clippers certainly pulled out all the stops and they sure had a boisterous crowd of fans behind them that night. Despite the valiant efforts of the Port Perry supporters to be heard above the noise to cheer our guys on, Kenton LeFort scored the The game was very close until late in the third as the referee decided to ruin a good game with some questionable calls or Unfortunately, with this loss the Panthers now lead the se- ries five points to three, so now it's on to game five on Monday, Feb. 6 at the Scugog Arena. Hopefully, the tables will be turned and it will be Port Perry's turn to do all the cheering as the Pan- thers put those Clippers to rest!! Minor Novice action Compton Cable Minor Novice returned to the ice surface after a brief hiatus from any action. On Saturday, Feb. 4, they came up against a select team from Uxbridge. Mark Carnaghan played well in net for Port Perry, stopping a clear-cut breakaway. Ashley Lucas played an excellent two- way game with many offensive chances as well as breaking up Uxbridge plays even from her knees. There were excellent passing plays between Derek Goreski and Cassidy Weber. PRESIDENT, S.B.A. PORT PERRY PLAZA BASEBALL REGISTRATION SCUGOG BASEBALL ASSOCIATION WILL BE HAVING REGISTRATION ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH/95 10 AM - 2 PM at 'S) PINERIDGE E- SPORTS SHOP |/ FRANK FIELDING Michael Lycett chased the puck into Uxbridge's end and execut- ed a beautiful centering pass. Despite aggressive offence by Tyson Savage who, along with Shane Jeffrey, Keenan Geer and Todd Lance almost scored a short-handed goal, the Ux- bridge goalie stood his ground. Uxbridge scored two more un- answered goals to end this ex- citing match. Compton Cable's first playoff game is Friday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. in Port Perry again® Stouffville. THIS AD SPONSORED BY... PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP LTD. 985-2839