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[* TCT 'uv hol Hr, LO 22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 7, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SrorTs By Wally Donaldson Special to the Star Away from the rigors of com- petitive hockey play the last two seasons, Allan Hurlburt decid- ed to give it another go at the crack of this campaign. Following a soft beverage stop with the Junior A Bowmanville Eagles and more recently the Junior C Uxbridge Bruins, the 20-year-old Oshawa native landed in Port Perry. In his second game with the Modacks, all Hurlburt did was score two goals and set up a pair of others while dismantling the struggling Bruins 7-0 last Sun- day night at Scugog Arena. It was a picturesque setting on this night from goaltending out. Netminder Rick Hutchin- son asked general manager Murray Parliament for a copy of the game sheet - and for good - reason. Hutchinson turned in a flaw- less performance between the pipes, accomplishing his goal by remaining focussed throughout the lengthy contest which was riddled with penalty minutes. Not even Hurlburt escaped the wrath of referee Derek Amell by visiting the box on two occasions. But when in full flight as a replacement on the wing with Keith Leslie and Steve Barkwell, Hurlburt took full control. Indeed, his passing game was every bit a delight to watch as his goals. "I went out with the Eagles hoping to play there at the start, but after a while, they thought it would be better for me if I went out with Uxbridge," said Hurl- burt, emphasizing the affilia- tion that exists between the two clubs. "I went out, but I didn't like it. I didn't know anyone there and I knew it would take time." Enter ModJacks' Kevin Vivian. "He told me that the ModJacks needed some offence up front and so I came out." Hutchinson was held point- less last Friday evening in Sut- ton when the ModJacks dropped a 4-2 decision to Georgina Ice. But he made up for lost time against the Bruins, who have Just one win in their last six out- ings. Leslie was a pillar of strength down the middle, accumulating five points, including two goals. Matt Pyke, Scott Heasman and Mike Pigeau were the other marksmen. "I was proud of the way the kids handled themselves out there," boasted Port Perry skip- per Chic Carnegie. "They took a lot of bull (from the Bruins). We controlled ourselves, fore- checked hard and backchecked hard." How ironic that even in the face of recording a big goose egg, the Bruins actually scored the first goal of the game before it was disallowed. Someone in the Uxbridge or- ganization will pay a hefty price for marking Brian Loage on the game sheet sporting the No. 15 Jersey when he was wearing No. 28. ModJdacks shut out Bruins 7-0 Sure enough, Loage executed a letter perfect pass onto the stick of Paul Tentadue while playing shorthanded, no less. The low shot beat Hutchinson between the pads. "He (referee) was going to al- low the goal, claiming it was just an oversight and I said, 'No way!' They had two looks at the game sheet before the game and could have made the change at that time. Amell Agreed." Following a scoreless opening period and the disallowed goal, Hurlburt - who played on a colle- giate level in Oshawa with the Donevan Blue Devils previously - converted a superb pass by Matt Pyke past a disenchanted Uxbridge goalie Bony Craw- ford. Modacks carried a 3-0 lead into the third period where the silly stuffbegan. The earlier concentration on hockey shifted to the world of pugilism, especially when the Bruins fell further behind. Mo- Jacks' Paul Kelly and Chris Fos- ter duked it out with Doug Par- kin and Ryan Latimer. Two of the better battles on the night, although an unscheduled meet- ing between Port Perry's Ryan Ridgway and Bruins' Dale Ed- wards earlier in the tilt de- serves full marks. "I expected a dirty game with Uxbridge," commented Carne- gie. "We got sucked in when we played them the first time. We learned." WALLY WORLD - Todd Den- nis and Paul Kelly scored for ModJacks against Georgi- na..Dennis missed Sunday's game due to a personal commit- ment in Sudbury. Chad Kearns remains out with a hand inju- ry..ModJacks are in Lakefield to meet the Chiefs on Friday night before turning their attention to Sunday evening's home encoun- ter against eastern Ontario's Brighton Buzz. Game time is 7 p.m. at Scugog Arena. Mackey, Bailey & Korb Auctioneers, a determined team Barristers & Solicitors Pearce Auction Novice Saturday Mornings 9:00am to 12:00 noon started November off with a bang. 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The as- sist was earned by Taylor Churchill. Beaverton came back and evened the score with some sharp- shooting of their own. Lat- er, Michael Lycett won the draw passing to Matthew Roth, who let go that much anticipated hard shot and put Port Perry ahead again. Then Nelson Lang- maid moved the puck ahead to Cassidy Weber who set up Tyson Savage to complete the hat-trick. This sealed a convincing win for Pearce Auction who played a determined and well-played match. Novice Eaglettes soar The XL Eaglette gang are doing a fine job of defend- ing their image of true winners! Amidst the snow flur- ries Saturday we headed northbound to Sunder- land to confront a team of comparable calibre of play. Fans from both sides ofthe bench were captivat- ed and with a final score of 7-7 all the girls skated away proud! Scoring for Port Perry were Ceilidh for four goals, Brooke, Jes- sica and Amanda picked up one each. Assists were earned by Amanda - three, Jessica - two, and Ceilidh and Brooke each for one. With the dawning of a new day, the KEaglettes congregated at the Elvis Stoiko Arena in Richmond Hill. Our team was pumped up for this game and it showed! The deter- mination and aggressive play displayed by our roo- kie novice players is re- markable as demonstrat- ed in this game. Combined with our veteran players and great goaltending by Jill, this group is bringing in a new dimension to "team spirit". With a final score of 12-3, the stats for the game are as follows: goals scored by Ceilidh - five, Jessica - three, Amanda - three, and Jen- na - one. Assists rewarded to Ceilidh - three, Amanda - two, Sarah Dallas - one, Caitlyn - one, and Jenna - one. Keep revealing that fearless enthusiasm girls and XL Eaglettes will keep on soaring! Note: Congratulations to Coach Tim and family who have a new little team player of their own, Jason! Also happy birthday wish- es to Trevor Doe! 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