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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 21, 1995 - 21 a Action from the lanes Friday Night Mixed arch 10 = Team Standings: Teddy Bears 34 - Third section win- ners, Bad Luck Crew 27, Head Pins 24, Team Four 24, Satan's Bowlers 23, The Royal Family Ladies High Single Flat: Nancy Anger 247, Arlene Lott 245, Linda Hughes 196. High Single With Handi- cap: Arlene Lott 285, Nancy Anger 264, Lynn Dorland 257. High Triple Flat: ARlene Lott 624, nancy Anger 618, Mary Albers 544. gh Triple With Handi- cap: Arlene Lott 744, Mary Al- bers 700, Mary Dowdall 666. en High Single Flat: Ken Ir- vine 291, John Kersten 225, Bill Fritz 223. High Single With Handi- cap: John Kersten 266, Walter Albers 263, Bill Fritz 251. High Triple Flat: Ken Ir- vine 742, Mark Lott 588, Rob Boadway 578. High Triple With Handi- cap: Mark Lott 690, John Ker- sten 687, Walter Albers 646. Thursday Night Mens Playoffs March 9 League Standings: Dow- sons 7, Trim Rite Kitchens 5," Emmersons 5, Philp Pontiac 5, Legion 2, Bryan's Towing 2, IGA 2, Paul Dick's Construction 0. High Single Over 225: R. Twist 297, 268, 247, R. Smith 274, 266, 226, D. Cherry 272, B. White 268, C. Willes 260, K. Self [7 262, 233, G. St. John 247, D. Stewart 242, D. Woodrow 240, 238, 226, B. Pomeroy 236, C. Watts 235, R. Sweetman 234, B. Morrin 231. High Triple Over 600: R. Twist 812, R. Smith 756, D. | Woodrow 703, B. White 672, K. Self 665, B. Morrin 648, G. St. John 635, D. Cherry 633, D. Stewart 627. Wednesday Night Ladies March8 Team Standings: Pop Tarts 32.5, Chocolate Eclairs 25, Jelly Roll 238, Flakies 22, Sweet Tarts 13, Tourtiere 10.56 Games Over 200: Kim Coates 226, Jody Smith 229, Joan Barnes 248, Mary Hawes 209, Lisa Sheehey 202, Anne Al- dridge 201. SProrTs Haugen's were the consolation winners of the Novice house league tournament held at Scugog Arena on Thursday. Pictured are the members of the winning team. Back row from e left are Jeremy Morrison, Darren Black, x Herold, Reld Harris, teven Guthrie, Justin Cottrell, Kyle Pett, (front) Russell Lee, Matt Kamminga, MVP, Jospeh Kozlinsky, Matt Char- ron, Sam Bennett, Jason Cottrell, Gary Penstone Rick Penstone, Jeff Pett and Mark Herold. : and Scott Stone. At back are coaches Novices play final games in tournament The final games ot the round robin series for the Novice House League were played last Saturday. Port Perry Printing and Van Camp were on the ice for the 6 a.m. start. The first five minutes were spent in the Printing end zone. Jesse Misch- tian scored his first goal of the day for Van Camp as he picked up a pass from Russell Jackson and put one over the glove side. Tyler Martin scored a couple of minutes later as he went end to end for his first goal of the day. The Port Perry Printing team has been passing the puck well the last few games of the season and the line of Norman Rooney, Tim Ouellette and Taylor Meek- championship games. Gambler victory. ersputont Al Bonner to knot the score. ed seal place honors! remaining two playoff games! er victo resheet to earn the shutout. Gamblers vs Blazers Game one saw a "huge upset" of the playoff season to date as the Crandell's Gamblers de- feated the Harrison Blazers 2-1. Both teams had but a few reserves on the bench but it was the Gamblers with the intense effort to "dump" the League Champions and gain their first points of the playoff season! Granted Harrisons were without team leader, Jim Beatty but give the Gamblers credit for an excellent game! Mark Decosta led the Gambler crew with both goals while Carl Durham set up each tally and Bob Partington had the single assist in this John Harman from David Roth was the lone Blazer reply late in the final frame as the Blaz- e pressure in search of the tie. Devils vs Aces Game two saw the Pizza Delight Devils vault into a first place tie with the Fitzgerald Clip- pers by downing the Taylor Aces 3-1. The teams played tight hockey throughout the first riod until a goal by Ken Smart Jr. from Bill Foote and Brian Stevenson put the Devils in the lead. However, early in the second frame Ace sharpshooter Todd Wilbur netted one from Midway through the third Mike Driscoll scored the winner from Ken Smart Sr. and til "Bubba" McEachern to give the Devils thelead. tio An empty net effort by John Mackey nagsist. teams have to work hard to earn their final seed- ~~ ings! With full lineups in order now that March vacations have concluded, don't be surprised to see anything happen in the next two weeks as for the wl Classic!" Ca Sunday at the following game times: 6:45 a.m. - J&D Hawke vs Compton Comets. 7:46 a.m. - Pizza Delight Devi the victory for the Devil jump Chargers vs Clippers Game three proved to be the game of the day as the Monsma Chargers handed the Fitzge- rald Clippers their first loss of the playoffs to a tune of 8-0. This victory put the second place just one point behind the Devils and Clippers thus putting real interest to the Charger snipers Bill Bridge and Jason War- ner both had a goal and an assist to lead the at- tack. Paul Van Camp had the extra tally as Brad Hurst picked up two assists in this Charg- . Don Card showed no effects from his late night return from the Juvenile Parry Sound as he held the Clippers off the sco- Hawks ve Sharks Game four saw the J&D Hawks narrowly Around Scugog Hockey League With the end of the great March Break weather, the attention focused once again to the exciting action in the Scugog Hockey League playoffs. A Devil victory combined with a Clipper defeat gave both teams a share of top spot with just two games remaining to the while Terry squads tional " hargers in Phantoms 8:46 a.m. - Fitzgerald Clippers vs Harrison Blazers Gamblers As me in edge the Van World Sharks 4-3 with the winner scored with a mere 32 seconds left on the clock. This game proved to be a see-saw battle as both teams skated hard in search of the elusive two points. Just when it looked like a tie was in or- der, Peter Lane got a great bounce and went in to score the Hawk winner from Carl Durward. The Hawks were led by Ritchie LeFort, Carl Durward and Doug Suppelsa as each notched a | goal and an assist in this outing. Keijo Kinnu- nen added two assists and Lane's winner round- ed out the scoring to keep the Hawks in the hunt with seven playoff points. For the Sharks, Phil Cochrane blasted a pair with Gary Lance adding the single. Wayne Fox had a irong game assisting on all three goals che, Scott Davis and Greg Fitzge- rald each got credit for single helpers. Phantoms vs Comets Game five saw the Pineridge Phantoms get back to their winning ways with a 4-1 victory over the Compton Comets. The Comets were fresh from a victory last week, but the Phantoms proved to be just too powerful a three goal lead early into the second period. Brian Samis, Clarence Stephenson, and Bill Van Camp each had a Phantom goal and an as- sist in this one. Fred Moffatt added a single while Steve Fox Mike Geer had the si Phantoms their seven points in The lone comet reply came early in the third period as Ken Davison scored from Mike ¢Quade and Dave Dickson. Just two games remain in the round robin un- championship positions are decided. Predic- ns are changing like the weather, and all 9:46 a.m. - Van World Sharks vs Crandell's 10:46 a.m. - Monsma Chargers vs Taylor Aces. al note to all players! Only three weeks remain for your registration to the 95-96 season! Good luck to the remaining Port Perry Minor Hockey teams as you play for your All Ontario Championship Honors. as they opened up t credit for two assists and e helper to give the e playoffs. A" and hope to avoid the tradi- all the action next 8 vs Pineridge ing had a great first period as their passing was picture "per- fect. Michael Redman made some good stick checks on de- fence in the first period. In the secon Sia, Tyler and Jesse were flying for the Van Camp team. Tyler picked up two more goals.as no one could stop him on his end-to- end rushes. Mark Vernest picked up an assist on one of Tyler's goals. Jesse two goals also with Troy John- ston slipping him the puck just over the blue line to put him in the open for one of his goals. Port Perry Printing notches their first goal of the game at the four minute mark of the sec- ond period when David McGar- ry passed the puck to Chris Jackson who snuck past the de- fence and scored on a hard wrist shot. John Breen picked up the other assist on this goal. This at success passing line had the puck in this period. Kevin Gloster made a great pass to Justin Sanders late in the peri- od but was stopped by Tyler Webb between the pipes for the Van Camp team. In the third period Mark Vernest came out flying and picked up a natural hat trick. Darryl Copithorn had a nice shot on the net and Mark picked up the rebound to get his first goal. His second was on a back- hander on a scramble in front of 'the net. For his third goal, Tyler Martin made a great pass from the corner and Mark scored on another backhand. Kevin Gloster scored the lone al of the period for the Print- ih team ona nice pass from Bill Britt. This line including Craig Simmonds have been the puck really well the last few games and they look like they could be a force to be reckoned with in the final game. Brad Layzell for Port Perry Printing deserves a round of ap- plause as he has had to go be- tween the pipes for his team as their goalie is out due to illness. Brad has played well and helped fot them to the champi- ons nal of the tournament here in Port this week. Way to go, Brad. Haugen's and Re/Max took to the ice for the second game of the day. Re/Max opened the scoring up when Jesse Mullins broke away at his own blue line on a pass from Darren Tapper to score on a backhand. Hau- gen's answered back late in the period when Justin Cottrell made a nice pass to Matt Kam- icked up. assing minga who scored the first of his - goals for the day. Craig Rhos ay Jristy Ash: ton played very well on defence for the Re/Max period. Craig made some nice stick checks and Kristy cleared the puck well from in front o the net. : Reid Harris and Russell Lee played very well on defence for Haugen's as they both made - that extra effort to keep the puck in at the blue line. Ryan Hockley made some good stops. Re/Max tear h in the net for the Re/}\ . In the second period both goalies were called upon early and came up with great saves. Kyle Geer took over the goal- tending duties for the Re/Max team and came up with a split 'save to get the period going. Mitch Sauder picked up the uck on a breakaway and Sam Bennett at the other end came up with areas pad save. . Jesse Mullins scored his sec- ond goal of the game on a hard wrist shot with the assist goi to Cory Mitchell. Less than seconds later, Craig Kehoe put the Re/Max team out in front by two goals as he took a shot from behind the net that hit the back of the goaltender and dropped behind the line. The line - of Blake Cunningham, Jesse Mul- lins and Chris Milligan were really hustling and passing the uck well in this period for the Re/Max team. Joseph Kozlin- sky, Darren Black and Steven Guthrie for the Haugen's team passed the puck well in this pe- riod and had some great sco chances. Early in Matt up own rebound to put the score at 3-2 for Re/Max. The line of Jus- tin Cottrell, Jeremy Morrison, Matt, Reid Harris and Kyle Pett were really buzzing around the net and had lots of scoring chances during the period, how- ever, Ryan Hockley back in net made some great saves for the With six minutes to go in the game, Matt picked up goal on a hard shot over the Shor der of He Ro/Max goalie. ay » Matt, den Fish for the Re/Max To ts the good hustle award for his play atoentre in this game. After the round robin series this is the schedule for the final 'games on April 1. Consolation game at 9 a.m. sees Re/Max take on Haugen's and the cham- onshi eat 10 a.m. is Port Pons Printing vs Van Camp. team in the first 1 \