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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 1, 1996 By ChrisMonsma , Game One Monsma Electriclvs Pineridge Sports1 Game one was a hard work- ing end to end game. We saw great goaltending from both goalies. The Wolves got on the board first on a goal by Willy Edwards assisted by Steve Conners. Then with one minute to go in the game the Chargers scored on a goal by Brian Stevenson. Assists went to Jeff Card and Ritchie LeFort. Game Two Harrison Fuels 2 vs Cedar Creek Contractors 6 In game two the Clippers of Wayne Hancock and Keijo Kin- nunen. Clippers went on a storm scoring four in a row. Scoring these goals for the Clip- pers were Jason Warner assist- ed by Mike Geer, Jay Menzies assisted by Mike McQuade and Jason Warner, Jason Warner assisted by Derrek Fitzgerald and John Harman, Mike McQuade assisted by Mike Geer and Jason Warner. Then the Flames, Keijo Kin- nunen and Rick Olaison assist- ed a goal by Karl Durham to make the score 4-2: The Clip- pers added two more goals by Mike Geer assisted by John Harman, and John Bacon as- sisted by John Harman and Ja- SPORTS Another week of action with big games awarded to Kick Huggins, Rick Campbell and Doug Bronson. Campbell and Bronson had three points each. Aces got on the board first on a goal by Rick Campbell, assist- ed by Doug Bronson and Mike Clarke. Then Doug Bronson made it 2-0. Assists went to Campbell and Bruce Smith. Sharks got one back half way through the second period on a goal by Tom Barnes, assist went to Jarett Harman. Aces took the lead by two again on a goal by Doug Bron- son, assisted by Rick Campbell and Bruce Smith. Mike Adams got one back in the last minute of the third period but that was Ball/Callery & Assoc. 9vs J&D Carpentry3 The Senators'in this jumped out to a 3-0 lead and sis then never looked back as they wentontowin9-3. 3 Scoring for the Senators were C 'Bob Beveridge with one goal and three assists, Brian Norton and Ken Jeffrey each had two goals and one assist. Dave Mil- ton and Brian Callery each had three assists, Rick Hope and Warren Geer had two goals a piece. Mark Decosta had two as- sists and Tom Patton and Todd Wilbur each had one assist. Goal scorers for the Hawks were John Robertson, Tim Hear : ly and Jim Duncan. completely dominated the wren ies : Bindi : ot as the score Went to Jim Curran, Bill Ov Paves. Jasin Walle} had a Game Three alien fou on 8 of the andBill Collins. IgEame a wy ron 5 1 Van & Truck World 2 vs Aces. Wayne Fox assisted on the Game Five . James Sore rst on 2 Eo Taylor Fuels 3 Jast goal. Compton Cable T.V.3 vs y wieve Soloman assis Y This game was low scoring Game Four Pizza Delight 1 From Page 20 van H.S. in Oshawa where he put some big numbers on the board-21 goals and 35 assists. Merchants closed to within two goals late in the period, but Doyle notched his second of the game--an empty netter with less than a minute to play for the 6-3 final. On Saturday night, Mo- Jacks were in Little Brit- ain and came home on the tail end of a 5-3 game. SLAPSHOTS: Junior C fans in Port Perry and area get their first chance to see the ModJacks in real action this coming Sunday afternoon as they host the Georgina Ice for a 2 p.m. faceoff. ° And a well known 'hockey personality will be in the refs stripes for this one in the person of Ron Maclean, who hosts the popular between period "chats" with Don Cherry on Hockey Night in Cana- da telecasts. Swampers hang on to first place with win The league standings are staying pretty tight right now with everybody playing high calibre ball at the moment. This past weekend in game one it was Trader Sam's over the Framer's Gallery in a close one by a 2-1 total. Trader's tallied first in the opening period with Les Allen marking an unassisted ef- fort. The Framers an- swered that one in short order with Stephen Kris- tensen clicking from Cary Dowson. The eventual winner came off the broom of Jim Gregg at the start of the second frame The second game of the day went to overtime be- fore the Blackstock Brew- ers prevailed with a 3-2 win over the Scorpions. There was no scoring in the opening period before the Brewers pulled ahead by a pair early in the sec- ond with Keith Dalton notching both from James Hudgins and Neil Woo- drow The Scorpions fought back to tie it with a pair of markers from the broom of Dan Van Loon with help from Scott Suggitt and Ross Stainton thereby forcing the overtime peri- od. Blackstock got the win- ner from Tim Cochrane with Tom Wotten and Dave Dalton drawing the assists. The Homelife Swam- pers stayed in first place in the standings with a convincing 4-1 over the Brooklin Bruins. Dale Lown got his first two of his hat trick in the first pe- riod giving the Swampers the lead they would not re- linquish. Adding assists were Brian Pomeroy and SPECIALS: od wel GOLF ALL DAY FOR oa Lo Summerlea Golf Course Es 3 905-985-2760 East on Shirley Rd. off Simcoe St EXECUTIVE PAR 3 Brian Robinson. In the second half Mike Mole fired one in from close range with Jason Price being awarded the assist on this effort. Lown got his final marker with help from Pomeroy and Mike Mitchell. The Bruins then pulled their goaltender with four minutes to play in an at- tempt to pull even but they fell short with only putting one up on the board by the broom of Nick Attwood from Greg Le- pine. 6 km south of Port Perry 15 km North of Oshawa 18 HOLE WEEKEND SPECIAL all day *1 5 Comets continued their win- Maclean is a long time Junior hockey ref in southern Ontario and the MoJacks made a special request to the OHL office to have him in uniform for their home opener to kick off the 25th anniver- to the 97 Yamaha Snowmobiles « New look to the Clothing * ATVs will be on display » Come out and see all the new changes sary season. "i * ModJdacks have si several grads of the Port Perry minor system to cards 'this season. Net- minder John Babcock will be joined by Jason Phil- lips, Scott Heasman, Tom New 97 Clothing Purchased During The Open Hc « Also we have a non-current clothing clearance room with lots of bargains! « Used snowmobiles will also be on display! World vs J&D C Clarke. a i A 4