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--_.._., ee a Ex ed TL ed " - 18- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 24, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SPORTS Tween C's split road games The Guardian Tween 'C' team travelled to Oak- wood on Saturday to play the Mariposa Tweens. Mariposa came out strong and built up a 3-0 lead be- fore Sarah scored an unas- sisted goal. The home team scored two quick goals before Kelly replied for Port assist to Sarah. Less than a minute later Sarah scored another un- assisted goal, first period Thursday Night Mens Standings: Dowsons 22, Philp's Pontiac 18, Legion 13, IGA 12, 'Trim Rite Kitchens 11, Bryan's Towing Singles Over 225: J. Gerber 267, D. Stewart 261, 239, 17, 77 Sunsct Strip 17, Dragnets 8, Fugitives 8, Brady Bunch 7, I Luv Lucy 6. High Single: Marg White 283. Single W.H.: Kinnunen 292. Triples: Marg White Arylie C. Watts 250, 246, G. Grant 240, B. Morrin 239, 230, D. Woodrow 239, K. Self 238, 233, D. |™ ', W 4 VJ a. 628. Triple W.H.: Arylie Kinnunen 723. Over 200: Arylie Kinnunen 244, Marni Stewart 713, B. Morrin 689, K. Self 687, J. Gerber 657, C. Watts 653, D. Woodrow 613, D. Hall 612. Wednesday Afternoon Oct. 18 Standings: Bubblies 24, Shells 20, Buttercups 20, Glaciers 18, Rosebuds 12, Nutcrackers 11. Over 200: Elma Vernon 243, 202, Caron Weber 243, 204, Marg Jeffrey 209. Triples Over 550: Caron Weber 591, Elma Vernon | 586. Monday Night Ladies Standings: Honeymooners Hall 237, D Knight 200, Marg Stanley 235. White 283. Triples Over 600: D. © Wednesday Night Ladies ct Standings: Rolling Stones 25, The Monkees 17, INXS 17, ELO 16, Barcnaked Ladies 7, Sex Pistols 2. Over 200: Barb Ward 218, Lisa Shechey 207, Julia Dempsey 207, Kim Coates 202, Margot Brain 210, 235, Carol Archer 200, Anne Aldridge 205. Triples Over 500: Linda Lowe 528, Barb Condie 507, Lisa Sheehey 589, Gayle Evans 521, Julia Dempsey 564, Nancy Lee 531, Kim Coates 540, Margot Brain 636, Annc Aldridge 521. a ---------- UB Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS Motor Vehicle - Criminal - Personal Injury Wills - Real Estate - Family Law Corporate & Commercial Evenings and Weekends By Appointment 114 King St. E., Oshawa 723-2278 A] FEATURING TIM HEWIE HALLOWEEN DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 27 IN THE CLUBROOM FROM 8PM TO 1AM NO COVER CHARGE PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUMES (OR COME AS YOU ARE) FOOD AVAILABLE AFTER 11PM Rn » PIZZA i SU BS 80 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8448 :." @® ended 5-3 in favor of Mari- posa. The second period saw the home team take command and skate away with 13-5 victory. Scoring in the second period for Port was Sarah with her third, from Kelly and Shannon from Sarah. On Sunday, we trav- elled to Scarborough. A good nights sleep seem to make a big difference as our girls came out strong. From the opening free pass Port put pressure on the Scarborough goalie. After several attempts Sa- rah opened the scoring at the seven minute mark as- sisted by Kelly and Heath- er. Three minutes later Shannon scored on a nice long pass from Sheena. End of the first period 2 - 0 for Port. Quickly into the second period Sarah scored again from Heath- er. Scarborough came back and got one past Alai- na who was playing in goal in only her fourth game ever as a goalie. Half way through the second, Shan- non scored from Alaina B. and Sarah. The home team got one back but we scored in the final minute when Sheena fed Alaina B. who made no mistake giving Port a 5-2 win. Im- proving play by our new defence Elizabeth and Col- leen along with our rookie forwards Colleen B., Lisa and Jessica played a ma- jor role in this victory. Keep skating hard and passing girls, this is a good sign of things to come. E KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR CARTWRIGHT MINOR BALL representatives rounded up a bunch of outdat- ed equipment from their league and are donating it to the Attawapiskat native reserve on James Bay. The shipment of bats, bases, balls, helmets, catcher masks and chest protectors will be used by more than 500 kids who live on the reserve and do not have summer sporting equipment. Pictured with the equipment are Cody Rundle, Katelyn Rundle, Corey Hellingman, Mitch Truax and Patrick Wotten. Hunter notches shutout for Novices The smiles and cheers were flowing in the Novice C contingent dressing room following two victorious home games this past weekend. Jill Hunter's goaltending ability shone in Saturday's matchup against Oshawa 2 as she savored in her first shutout of the season. Ceilidh Baxter led the scoring race with seven goals, one assist. Jessica Doe followed with four goals, one assist. Amanda Curry was right in there with three goals, two assists. Sarah Woods and Sarah Dallas refused to be left out each scoring them- selves a good goal. Assists were also picked up by Caitlyn Hellingman, Mal- lory Stokes and Jenna Davison. (Wel- come back Jenna!) Good team effort also demonstrated by Catherine Copeland, Brooke Simp- son, Lyndsay Whyte and Trevor Doe. Despite the score (16-0) Oshawa 2 (high percentage of first year novice) never gave up challenging Jill's shutout with at least 12 solid shots on net in the last two minutes of the game. Team spirit was alive once again as Sundays competition brought Scarbo- rough to town to face a 21-11 defeat. Goals were scored by Ceilidh (five), Amanda (four), Brooke (four), Jessica (four), Trevor (three) and Jenna (one). Assists earned were Ceilidh (five), Jes- sica (three), Brooke (two), Amanda (two), Sarah Woods (one), and Trevor (one). 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