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ry -- Wr tt "ey a --._y 24- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 3, 1996 By Chris Monsma On Sunday, Dec. 1, the Scugog Hockey League resumed play. We saw great plays from the forwards, defencemen and goal- tenders to make it a day of good hockey. Cedar Creek Contracting 3 'Compton Cable T.V. 2 In this game the Comets got the first and last goals but it was the three Clip- pers goals in between that hurt them as they lost 3-2. Comets opened the scoring with a goal by Bill Bridge assisted by Bill Foote. Clip- pers then scored three goals. Scoring them were Jason Warner assisted by Reg Templeton, John Harman assisted by Jaime Menzies and Mike McQuade, then Jaime Menzies scored the winner assisted by John Harman. Comets added one more by Bill Bridge. Assists were earned by Brian Till and Terry Bache. Taylor Fuels 7 Pineridge Sports1 This game was a blowout, as the Aces defeated the Wolves 7-1. The game was tied after one a piece but the Aces blew it open in the second as they scored six goals. Wolves lone goal was scored by Ken Smart. Rick Sakanashi and Peter Lane assisted the goal. Aces goals were scored by Mike Clarke assisted by Mark Pehl- mann, Dave Jackson assisted by Wayne Taylor and Bruce Smith, Mike Clarke as- sisted by Doug Bronson, Bruce Smith as- sisted by Brad Menzies and Ken Little, Paul Stanley from Dave Jackson, Brad Menzies from Wayne Taylor and Bruce Smith, and Ken Little assisted by Terry -Flieler and Brad Menzies. Van & Truck World 4 J&D Carpentry 3 This game was tight right down to the end but the Sharks managed to edge out the Hawks by a score of 4-3. Jolin Mackey opened the scoring for the Santa's Ja -- ZY AVA [rrr Taylor Fuels, Pizza Delight among winners this week Hawks with an unassisted goal. The Sharks came back with two goals. Scoring them were Steve Fox assisted by Jarett Harman and Wayne Fox and Jay Adam assisted by Mike Adam and John Vaz. John Mackey scored to tie it at 2-2 then Sharks Jarett Harman scored assisted by Bart Wagar and Dave Burnett scored to make it 4-2. Assist went to Dave Roth. John Mackey completed the' hat trick as- sisted by Bob Collins. - Pizza Delight 2 Ball/Callery & Assoc. 1 This game was the battle of the goal- tenders as they both made some timely saves to keep their teamin it. Roosters opened the scoring with a goal by Garry Lance. Senators tied it up on a goal by Warren Geer. Rick Hope was in on that goal. Then the Roosters caught a - break as the puck managed to get out of the Senators zone and sent Ed Olsen in on a breakaway. Senators goalie Doug Mac- Sween made the first save but Ed Olsen banged in the rebound with 16 seconds left. Duane Bronson assisted the goal. Harrison Fuels 4 Monsma Electric3 This game went back and forth as each team traded goals throughout the game but unfortunately for the Chargers they couldn't get one with the goalie pulled. Flames were first on the board with a goal by Mike Ayres assisted by Larry Pil- key and Jim Beatty. Chargers answered that with a goal by Brian Stevenson assisted by Bill Van Camp. Flames took the lead on a goal by Dean Smith. Rick Sheehey and Jim Beat- ty got assists. Brian Stevenson and Jeff Card scored goals for the Chargers to put them up 3-2. Assists were awarded to Rog- er Moase and Jack Monsma. Flames put an end to that charge as they scored two goals to win it 4-3. First it was Karl Durham assisted' by Wayne Norton and Mike Ayres and then Mike Ayres assisted by Karl Durham. urile H.& |. TREE FARM FARM | Ontario Tree Grower CUT YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS TREE Nestled in the hills of Utica. 1 km east of Durham 23 & 1 km south of Durham 21 on MAST ROAD. Open from daylight until December 24th TOBOGGANING - Free Hot Chocolate 7g f Scotch Pine and Spruce TREE PRICES trees from 3 feet to 12 range from feet tall - well pruned. $15.00 10 $25.00 Weather jemitiog. 8 KM EAST fields are accessible by OF ar-nolongwalko GxsRIDGE field requied. There will oy ora LINE be hot chocoalte served on 7H ps free of charge, crafts for sale, also trailer nides, Open Daily until tobogganiog for the Dec. 23 children, weather Sam to Gpm permitting. Dec. 24th 852-5227 unin Blackstock Tree Farm J Cut Your Own $15.00 Spruce & Pine 'I Pre-Cut Trees Available 3-12" $8.00 and up Spruce, Pine and Firs, Douglas, Balsam and Fraser Fir All locally grown and professionally pruned Take 7A to Hwy #57, south 8km to Mount Joy Road, turn left, go 4km to the farm. Be sure you're at the right address. There's two tree farms on our road #4060 Mount Joy Rd. E. + 986-0379 « Candy Canes for the kids. "STAR SPORTS PORT PERRY DART LEAGUE (Results for Nov. 25) ws TEAM PTS. Legion Arrows 9 Trader Tigers 1 Winchester Rifles H. K. Dragons A Legion Snipers Legion 180s Legion Mixed Nuts Legion Awols Winch. Flam. Flights Cw H. K. Dragons B i} Durham Arms y Antrim A Emiels Shooters Murray Spirits . Trader No Names Antrim B Legion 419s Legion Lovers Trader Red Eyes Winchester Pints H. K. Dragons C Traders Choice Legion Artillery Legion Wannabees Traders Niners H. K. Dragons D WRO--NDENDAELCONDG PORT PERRY / UXBRIDGE 7 VNEA POOL LEAGUE STANDINGS (as of Nov. 26/96) TEAM TOTAL PTS QB - Downtown 1875 Hired Guns 1790 Hookers Corner 1753 Sharpshooters - 1718. Uxbridge 1670 Here For The Beer 1611 The Hock Shop Hot Shots 1267 TOP FIVE PLAYER AVERAGES Tim Johnston Downtown 8.977 Mike Nixon Downtown 8.750 John Sturman Hired Guns 8.727 Kevin McKrimmon Hired Guns 8.682 Paul Phillips Downtown ~~ 8.659 BLACKSTOCK MENS HOCKEY (Week 5 Results) TEAM | Keuning Construction Spanky's Haulage Lishman Int. All Flags Shell Vine Fuels Strong Construction Dollar Plus Stratchan Contracting 'Week 5: Keuning 6 (Black 3, Coppin 2, McMillén) - Strong 3 (Breen, Blundell, Strachan): All Flags 5 (Brooks 3, McKay, D. Williams) Lishman 4 (Hood 2, Greive, N. Williams): Vine 7 (Stevens 2, Maclean, Dauma Blonge, Cochrane, Langille) Dollar Plus 4 (C Hudson, R. Claridge, Linnington, Johnson): Spanky's 6 (R Piney 4, Hoogeveen, Tim Parker) Strachan 5 (H. Hudson 3, D. Hope, R. Hope) --aNO RL nE cococoococoo- SAbLLWONNOr 7 = NBEO DO Laurentian vs and a half left Laurentian Cottrell Cuspids pulled Tyler Webb for the The fans were treated to extra man but Steve Guth- a spectacular display of . rie scored into the empty hockey Saturday morning. cage for a 3-1 lead. Lau- Cottrells opened the scor- rentian refused to qui ing in the first when new- : comer Brett Whyte slammed home a Joseph Kozlinsky centering pass fora 1-0 lead. Laurentian applied the pressure but Andrew Fan- cy turned them away time and again until a Justin Sanders wrap-around, on the power play, would even the score. Cottrells regained the lead when Kyle Bowers snapped home a shot after a beauti- ful rush. In the third period the most dramatic event in sport occurred when a Cot- trell defender covered the £ A number of special p for the upcoming winter hol Scugog Township's recreation On P.A. days including Fri Dec. 23 and Tuesday, Jan. 28 will be offered: (s 1 0 Pick-up hockey a.m. to 10:30 a.m. (; p.m. (ages 8 to 12). (Helmets must be worn puck in the crease and with goalies admitted no Laurentian"s Sanders was and teams will be equally d awarded a penalty shot. | _ QOn the above days, pub He made a nice move to | in the afternoon each day fro the backhand but Fancy Sper participant or $5 per f was equal to the task and me out and enjoy a s made the save. shinny hockey. ~~ \ With under a minute