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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 13, 1996 - 21 SProrTs Defense was the nam of the game in Broomball this past Sunday as all three games were low scoring af- fairs. The playoff picture is starting to shape up with Just two games to go in the regular season and it looks as though the only question left to answer is who will be playing whom as the top four positions are still be- ing played out as to final standings. The Framer's Gallery snuck past the Stouffville Scorpions in game one by a 2-1 count. The Gallery took the lead midway through the opening period with Brian Mikkelsen setting up Rich Brough. This held up until six minutes into the final frame when Mikkelsen again provided the assist, this time on a goal by Tyler Renaud. The Scorpions ended the shutout bid with three minutes to play with Dan Vanloon scoring from Jeff Poulton. The middle match of the day was a real nail-biter as the Brooklin Bruins and Blackstock Brewers tussled to a 1-1 overtime draw. The first period went scoreless with both squads having their chances only to be thwarted by the guys between the pipes and the posts themselves. Early in the second, Blackstock went Local broomball action ahead with Ron Short scoring from Dave Dalton. This was short-lived as two minutes later Ken Lynde replied for Brooklin with Ron Attwood and Dennis MacWhirte drawing the assists. In the final game of the day, another close one, it was the Homelife Swampers emerging victorious over Trad- er Sam's. This moved the Swampers a step closer to Brooklin for the top spot in the league and allowed Blackstock to move back up into a tie with Trader's. This game also went scoreless through the opening period, but from the opening face-off of the second, the Swam- pers marched down to net one by Mike Butt. This held up until with just over four minutes to play when the Swampers doubled their lead with Dave Canning set- ting up Brian Pomeroy with the eventual winner. With seconds on the clock and their goaltender out for the ex- tra attacker Trader's pulled to within one on a goal by Gord Jones from Jim Gregg and Ken St. Amant. Next week will again loom large as Brooklin and the Swampers go head to head. The week after will see no regular league play as Brooklin, Framer's and Trader's all travel to the Regional Playdownsin Angus. - Pineridge Midgets into round two of playoffs The Pineridge Sports Midgets are into round two ot the playoffs, up against Stouffville. This should be a hard fought series with a lot of banging and mucking in the corners. Come on out and watch some local he- roes play their hearts out. Players like John Babcock, and Michael Phoenix, and defencemen Nick Sker- ratt, and Bob Gracie and Mike Heasman and Ray Bourque and Rob Murphy and Colin Laird, and many more like forwards Carl Phoenix, and Darryl McEna- ney and Jay Strickert, and Kevin Hobbs, and Gord Donnelly, and Jeff Clarke, and more, like Tommy Chambers, and Kevin G-Ray, and Jason Logan and Brad Shanly and Reg Dunlop. It's sure to be a free- wheeling, give and go, first rate series, that will de- light and gain cheers from a steadily increasing throng of fans from Scugog Township. come on out and join the party. B.Y.O.N.M. (Bring your own noise maker!!!!) We start this Wednesday night at 9 p.m. at home, Friday at Stouffville at 9 p.m. and Sunday back in Port at 8:30 p.m. if necessary. Malmont Atoms From Page 19 Guardian Tweens keep winning streak alive The Port Perry Guardi- an Tween "C" kept their winning ways the past week with two more wins. On Tuesday night they travelled to Scarborough. The host team only had seven skaters and tired very quickly as our girls | UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL] \] f----sep-- -- * msn poured on the attack and came away with a 9-2 vic- tory. Scoring for Port were Sarah (three), Sheena (two), Shannon (two), Alaina (two), assists to Shannoh (three), Kelly (two), Heather (two), Lisa (two), Colleen V. (two) and COMPANY MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION GRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee 45 YEARS OF PERSONAL SERVICE me 850-3472 108 BROCK ST. WEST -- em FOR PERSONAL SERVICE VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 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 HOME APPOINTMENTS AND TRANSPORTATION BY REQUEST Alaina. In the second game against Pickering in Port our girls picked up where they left off. The first peri- od was all Port with Shee- na opening the scoring from Alaina. Then Alaina scored from Co V. Be- Descen ants "Entertainers of the Year" - 1995 East Coast Music Awards ACADEMY THEATRE, LINDSAY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 8PM reserved Seating: $20 (GST incl) at Box Office: 324-9111, 12:6pm or Moondance in Peterborough: 742-9425 "A Newfoundland band with heart, soul, and a new spirit for Celtic music." BASEB SCUGOG BASEBALL ASSOCIATION 1996 REGISTRATION at Pineridge Sports Store Saturday February 10, 1996 10am to 3pm Saturday February 17, 1996 10am to 3pm Umpires needed ~ interested? ...call Frank Fielding at 985-7216 or 985-1484 fore the period ended Sheena scored her second from Sannon and Jessica. The second was all Port with goals by Sarah (two), Shannon (two) and Alai- na. Assists to Jessica (two), Lisa, Alaina and Kelly. Final score Port 8 - Pickering 1. slid a 70 foot shot into the empty net. (That's two points Fred, breakfast in bed?) The previous Friday night the team travelled for a pivotal game against the highly favored Co- bourg team. With the ex- ception of goals by Jeff Tarbotten and Trevor Lance, the flue-ridden, travel weary warriors had few bright spots in a bru- tal 6-2 defeat. We don't even want to talk about it. This weekend the Farm- ers host their home tour- nament. Their strong play of late is expected to put them on track for a shot at the championship. If you want to treat yourself to some entertaining Atom hockey, why not take the opportunity to come out and support the home team. The tournament starts at 8 a.m. and contin- ues most of the day Satur- day. NT BUY a car yet Look in next week's WE 1] details on how you can save OL ICED TT RTE [TH EE Williamson Uxbridge