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"Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" 26- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 30, 1996 SPORTS Goreski in tourney action The Goreski Peewees travelled to Kingston on Saturday in adverse weather conditions to compete in the Ernestown Jets Peewee Tournament. The teams first game was against the "A" team from Kingston who took a quick 2-0 lead in the first two command of the third peri- od and won the game 7-2. The guys had to lace up the skates again for a third time that day to play against an inspired King- ston "B" team. It was a Carr, McGarry and Gar- nett, but with a couple of unlucky bounces at the end of the game the King- ton t i Ladies Wednesday won 5a prevailed and Afternoon Jan. 24. Team Standings: Everybody played great see-saw battle all through the game with goals by all. all day and fun was had by minutes of the game. Dar- ren Royle turned the game around with a hard slap shot from just over the blue line, to bring our boys within one goal. That set the pace and our boys held a forechecking and back- checking clinic which re- sulted in the Seagrave line of McGarry, Carr, and . Moynes scoring four goals, a hat trick by McGarry and a single by Carr. Mike Koury had to be sharp be- tween the pipes to fend off Kingston's offensive at- tack with their goalie pulled and time running out. Eventually our boys won 5-4. e second game of the . day" was against a very strong team from Napan- ee. The game was tied 2-2 with the end of the second with nice goals by Matt Skerratt and Mike Lefort. The Napanee team proved Lumbermen win 11-6 For the third week in a row, Scugog Lumber and the Lions Club faced off in Atom House League play. In a hard fought game, the Lumbermen came out on top again, this time by a score of 11-6. Despite a 6 a.m. start, both teams came out fired up and ready to play. The first two periods were a back and forth affair, and it wasn't until the third that Scu- gog was able to put the game out of reach. Led by centre Matt Kamminga, who scored four goals and assisted on one, and Teddy Howarth, who put three into the Lions net, Scugog was able to get by a Lions team that refused to quit. The first ended with Scugog up 3-2, but the second saw the Lions fight back and take a 5-4 lead on goals by Joseph Koz- linsky, Ryan O'Leary and John Kyle. Kamminga tied the game with four minutes left in the period, and nine seconds later Howarth gave Scugog the lead again. Kyle scored his second just 11 seconds later to tieit up again. : The third belonged to Scugog with good positional play and hustle resulting in five unanswered goals. Reid Harris, Howarth and Kamminga added singles as did Travis Black and Michael Whalen, who made a great rush from his defensive position to score. This was another exciting game from two teams who put forth a great effort. Next week both teams will be playing in a tournament in Bewdley. No doubt to be too strong and took both will represent Port Perry well. Rosebuds 34, Bubblies 29, Nutcrackers 26, Buttercups 22, Glaciers 20, Shells 17. Games over 200: Marg Lee 250, Audrey Brown 225, Evelyn Trapp 210. Triples over 550: Marg Lee 580. Thursday Night Men's Jan. 25. Standings: Dowsons 78, Legion 49, Trim Rite Kitchens 46, IGA 45, Brian's Towing 39, Philp Pontiac 37. High Single over 225: Bob Morrin 331, 225; Don Woodrow 289; Ron Smith 250; John Gerber 241, 234; Ray Twist 241, 241; Garry MeHugh 240; Don Plain 237; Brian Bray 229; Jack Cook 227. High Triple over 600: Bob Ll Morrin 747; John Gerber 696; Don Woodrow 696; Ra Twist 691; Garry McHug 618; Dale Stewart 611; Claire Watts 609. Monday Night Ladies - Team Standings: I Luv Lucy's 25, Dragnets 24, Fugitives 24, 77 Sunset Strip 21, Honeymooners 16, Brady Bunch 16. High Single Anne Aldridge 265. High Single W.H.- Anne Aldridge 283. High Sviple: Anne Aldridge 613. High Triple W. H.: Edna Langford 696. | Over 200: Marg White 249, 201; Evelyn Richard 208; Edna Langford 223, Anne Aldridge 265; Linda Marsh 226, Brenda Tennyson 209; Beth Oke 230; Marni Knight 204; Gloria Smuck 206. Register by Feb. 1 Avis Sno-Pitch Tourney Feb. 10 The Andy Avis Memorial Sno-Pitch Tournament will take place Saturday, Feb. 10. Just a short reminder that all team registration must be in by Feb. 1. Please call Bernice Avis at 986- Support the Big Brothers & Big Sisters of North Durham Feburary 10 - 17, 1996 Centennial Lanes - Port Peny Be A Sport!!! 0653 or Doug Lowe 986-0231 to register. Registration list and fee may also be dropped off at Pineridge ' ! Sports. | It's your Thing. : S 1 It's a Family Thing. Oy | It's a | | Community Thing. Port Perry & Prince Albert BLACKSTOCK - NESTLETON THE NEW | UNITED CHURCHES UNITED CHURCH APOSTOLIC CHURCH J U's the Minister: : | REV. DAVID SHEARMAN 180 Mary St., 2nd Floor | | Rev. Flotertd Le Page B.A., M. Div. 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