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NS 20- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 21, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice " SHL notches another week of hockey action By Andy Seeley Aces vs Hawks In game one the Taylor Aces took on the J&D Hawks in a low scoring game. The first goal went to Richie LeFort who was assisted solely by Wayne i oF: 1 8 [1 1 . FIREPLACES | % - - ER PAYMENTS NO INTEREST (elsewhere from #1999.) OUR PRICE 30,000 from... d 469 B.T.U shown 40,000 BTU...from $1759 until March '96 - OAC North American Pool & Spa PORT PERRY Open until 1622 Scugog St. (Hwy. 7A) 6:00pm (905) 985-3557 1-800-552-5854 RUST Taylor. Then Joe Curran of the Hawks scored with assists from John Mackey and Steve Groves. Then the last goal of the game was scored by Ken Little and assisted by Richie Le- Fort. The game was ended at a 2-1 win for the Taylor Aces. Clippers vs Flames Then in game two the Fitzgerald Clippers played the Harrison Flames. Barnsie of the Clippers claimed the first goal, unassisted then Wil- ly Edwards of the Flames scored their first with as- sists by Rick Hope and Bob Beveridge. Then Du- ane Bronson scored with an assist from Bill Bridge. Duane Bronson scored an- other following his first and was again assisted by Bill Bridge and Willy Ed- wards. Bill Bridge took the last goal for the Flames with an assist from John Vaz. Doug Suppelsa scored the Clippers second goal with an assist from Barnsie. Finally in the last sec- onds of the game Greg Fitzgerald scored with as- sists from Derek Fitzge- rald and John Delorme. The final score was 4-3 for the Harrison Flames. 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Then Ken Jeffrey scored for the Senators with assists from Paul Go- reski and Rob Evans. Brett Laycoe took the next Senators goal with assists from Doug Seeley and Freddy Moffatt. Dale Bronson scored the final goal for the Senators with assistance from Roger Moase. Randy scored the game's final goal with assistance from Todd Healey and Jody Pe- ters. Wolves vs Sharks Prosser Game four hosted the Pineridge Wolves and the Van & Truck World Sharks in another low scoring game. Darcy Milli- gan started the scoreboard by scoring on a defenceless net with an assist from Ken Davison. Then Dave Dickson of the Sharks scored an unassisted goal for their first and last goal. Next Larry Pilkey was assisted by Larry Jackson and Jim Duncan to score the ending goal. The final score was 2-1 for the Pine- ridge Wolves. Comets vs Roosters ~ Finally in game five the Compton Comets and the Pizza Delight Roosters battled it out. The first three goals went to the Roosters, starting with Carl Durham's goal which was assisted by Brad Hurst and Mark Pehle- mann. John Harman took the second goal and was assisted by Rick Sakana- shi and Brad Hurst. Then Tony Oxley scored with Bruce Gracie assisting. Doug Bronson of the Com- ets finally got the puck and with Mike Driscoll and Bill Foote assisting, he scored. The last goal was scored by John Har- man and was assisted by Carl Durham ending the game at 4-1. In the memory of Larry Page and Ken Jackson the members of the SHL take Jackson, father of Dave Jackson, former member of the SHL, and an 1mpor- tant figure in the Port Perry ModJacks passed away last week. Larry Page, a former member of the SHL also passed away Sunday morning. Please take a moment to honor both of these men, they will be greatly missed. Next Week 6:45 a.m. - Ball-Callery vs Van & Truck World. 7:45 a.m. - J&D Carpen- try vs Compton Cable T.V. 8:45 a.m. - Taylor Fuels vs Pineridge Sports. 9:45 a.m. - Fitzgerald's Weed Control vs Pizza De- light. | 10:45 a.m. - Harrison Fuels vs Monsma Electric. ------.------------ a moment of silence. Ken Bantam House League - IGA vs Emmerson Action for the IGA Bantams i$ underway at the Scugog Arena! Our big guy Jeremy Pare got our first goal at 11:38 of the first period. We were shorthanded again, when Jeremy took a nice pass up from Kam Cooper (assist) to drill it past the Emmersons goalie. Way to start the game Jeremy! We scored again at 4:46 with Murphy Irvine shooting a great pass to Jon Sanders who popped the puck in the net for goal number two. We had some good pressure applied from Pete McKitterick, Steve Martyn, Kam Cooper, Murphy Irvine and Mark Delaney. Our only goal in the second period came at 8:12 as Lawrence Cook scored with an assist from Pete and Murphy. Way to go guys! Nick Ostafichuk gave us some great defensive work in our end. It's always a thrill to watch Nick play, you never know what trick hell come up with to stop those forwards! Chris Thompson, our netminder came up with some great glove saves. One at 5:20 in the second period left us gasping! We thought for sure it was in, but Chris had it. Great work Chris! i Emmersons finally scored on us in the last five minutes of the second period. It was 3-1. Into the third period we went. There was some good chances with hard work in the corners from Joel Van Camp and Ken Ellis to dig out those pucks. Emmersons scored on us at 9:30 to make the score 3-2. It was time for the defence to shine. Tension mounted and a few of our guys decided to check out the view from the penalty box. The pressure was on. Kam Cooper had a great breakaway at 8:09 but the Emmerson goalie him. It was a great effort Kam! Our penalty killers, Chad Lance, Murphy Irvine and Reid McTaggart were out and wow did they fly! They got a shorthanded goal at 7:34. Chad put it in from Reid and Murphy and up we went 4-2. We lost part of our defence team at 4:16 when Mark Delaney left the game early. Better luck next time Mark, just remember the refs always get the last word) even if its out). The guys had four minutes left to hold the lead and did they work hard. Good effort guys and way to work as a team! Thanks to Mr. Thompson, Dave Ellis and Gary Lance for the advise from the bench (P.S. Does BM on the game sheet stand for bench minor?) We missed Mr. Van Camp but we'll see you in Keswick on Sunday. On the road again team! Novice House League - Van Camp vs Re/Max Van Camp and Re/Max played a very close, exciting, and entertaining game on Nov. 28at the Scugog Arena. Van Camp edged Re/Max 5-4. All the scoring in the game was in the first two periods. The third period was end-to-end action with excellent goaltending from Van Camp's Darren Black and Re/Max's Trevor Algar, both shutting down the offenses completely. The final play of the game was a "penalty shot" awarded to Brad Layzell. Re/Max goalie Trevor Algar stood his ground and made an outstanding save on the play. (This was exciting for the kids and parents.) Van Camp got off to a quick start, before Re/Max could even get their legs it was 2-0 on goals from Brad Layzell and Brooks Taylor with an assist from Michael Aldred. David Stewart led the way for Re/Max with two goals and one assist. His first, unassisted, came at 7:30 of the first period narrowing the gap to 2-1. Van Camp started the second period strong, just like the first, with a quick goal, his second of the game by Brad Layzell, unassisted. David Stewart scored his second of the game, again narrowing the gap, with assists from lan Page and Josh McCabe. Van Camps other goals in the second period came from Thomas Cosgrove unassisted and Shawn McNamara assisted by Cameron O'Connor. Re/Max got goals in the second period from Norman Rooney unassisted, and Brent f Meeking with an assist to David Stewart. The third period was end-to-end action with strong skating and plays made by Robert and Michael Waller, Kale Thompson for the Van Camp team; and Haydon Fish, Timothy Gibson, Josh Page, and Tyler Leach representing the Re/Max team. Great game kids, and thanks to our sponsors Re/Max and Van Camp. Peewee House League - Emiels 5 - Big V 3 The Peewee house league players provided their supporters with yet another action filled game. Emiels came out on top this time, winning in a hard fought match-up against Big V. Scoring for Big V was Ian Bonsar, TJ Robbins and Rob Taylor. Assists for Big V went to Don Campbell, Trevor Doan, Ian Bonsar and TJ Robbins. Scoring for Emiels was Michael Blakey (three), Cameron Vernest and GErrard Timmers. 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