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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 26- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 15, 1997 Legionnaires come from behind to beat Uxbridge Late rally pushes Port past rivals for 5-4 win The Legionnaires opened the season with a come from behind 5-4 victory over arch rivals Uxbridge. Uxbridge opened the scoring 4-1/2 minutes into the game. Port Perry retaliated two minutes later on a nifty play. Scoring for Port was Trevor Lance assisted by Jeff Tarbotton. Less than a minute later we went up 2-1 on a nice shot by Joey Lane. Uxbridge tied it up with- In seconds to end the period. The second period saw Uxbridge come out flying with two quick goals. The. Port boys didn't quit and came back with three unanswered goals. First oal b Spencer hurchill assisted by Mark Duncan. Second goal by Jeff Tarbotton on a nice shot assisted by Trevor Lance and the third by Tyler Lee. The Port goalies were strong fRrguEtions the game especially late in the game. The defense made some good defen- sive stops to secure the win. The second game of the season saw Prince Edward County come to visit the Legionnaires. Port came out flying scor- ing three first period goals. The first by Chris cKitterick assisted by Spencer Churchill and ark Duncan. The sec- ond goal was a nifty by Jeff Tarbotton assisted by Stevie MacLennan, The third goal was scored by Spencer assisted by Derek Bond and Mike Thompson. P.E.C. came out quick- [yin the second to close the gap, but Trevor Lance threaded the nee- dle to stymie any chance of P.E.C. coming back. This was a hard fought game with both teams drawing numerous penalties. Congratulations to Gary Geer, Ed Teno and | Ralph McCullough on getting the boys off to a quick start. . : . On Monday, Oct. 6 the Legionnaires Peewee one team travelled to Peterborough. Peterborough jumped out to a two goal lead with a first and early second period goal. Port Perry came back with two second period goals Just minutes apart oth scored by Spencer Churchill and getting two assists each were Derek Bond and Mike Thompson. Peterborough stormed back with two unan- swered third period goals to win 4-2. Friday Legionnaires obourg Port Perry came to Cobourg looking to beat one of their arch rivals but came up short bein outskated, outshot an outchecked by what looked like a more rested Cobourg squad Port Perry opened the scoring midway through the first on a goal by Jeff Tarbotton with assists goihg to Kevin Robins and Jamie Smith. Then it was all Cobourg who scored six straight goals. Two in the first and three in the second as they con- tinually peppered the Legionnaire goalies. Port did manage another goal late in the third by Mike Thompson with assists going to Trevor Lance and Tyler Lee. eso A] ee The Port Perry Star and the Uxbridge Times Journal present 1998 BIG TYPE PHONE BOOK * Includes all 985-986 residential and business phone numbers e Valid for 12 months * Includes area postal codes * Much easier to read & use because of the BIG TYPE and magazine style ensures it will be used easily and Ba WEEAL often. mew o ONE OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE SEK E25 ADVERTISING TOOLS YOUR GA%8 BUSINESS COULD HAVE! For advertising information call the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Start season with one win, one loss Techstar Bantam B's begin season with split We have started a new season of hockey with Pete Christie as coach, Brian Stevenson assis- tant coach and Steve Desautels as trainer. In goal we have Ryan Woods and Trevor Doan. Our forwards are Joe Schembri, Billy Carr, Scott Brownson, Matt Smart, Jason Frost, Dane Gray, Matt McGarry, Darren Royle and Rob Taylor. Defence will be provided by Jeff Kane, Mike Wadsworth, John Burnett, Tyler Houthuys and Joel Thomson. Good luck to all in the upcom- Ing season. We travelled to Ops CROSSWORD ANSWERS m|T|>» |r w|(v|0|T|(O|@(Z|>»|r DOT |>»|Z|m w|lc|z|0 @|O|Z|X <|m|x m<(O|r|-- nme» ofm(-(>»|Z|-|O(m|O S E|S AIT RIE T m|=|ZZ|>» m|D(~|(0|Z D|- m for our first league game and headed into the third period down 2-0. The team kicked into gear in the third blasting in four unanswered goals to take the win. Goalscorers: Bill from Jason and Rob; Rob from Dane and Joel; Dane from Joel and Bill from John. The next league game was held in Woodville, where the team were not able to score enough goals for a win. Two goals were scored in this game, Dane from Scott and Bill from Darren and John. Saturday, Oct. 11 Goreski's Peewee 2 team played their second game of the season to a 4-2 victory over Manvers with a good team effort. Chet Martin started Goreski's down Manvers 4-2 out the game with a quick goal. Geof Simpson had an out- standing game with two goals and one assist. Jordon Froats rounded out the scoring in the third period. YOU PAY ONLY For more information please call THE PORT PERRY STAR 905-985-7383 or drop by our office at 188 MARY STREET - PORT PERRY CIRCULATION for a SMALL PRICE YOUR WEEKEND CLASSIFIED AD CAN NOW REACH RESIDENTS OF for 15 words prepaid 50¢ for each additional word * PORT PERRY, * UXBRIDGE * STOUFFVILLE and neighboring communities. ner