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20- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 26, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SPORTS Wins sweet revenge for Ice veterans from 1998 squad From Page 19 Winger was called for hacking at Keith Blohm. But instead of skating directly to the bench, Blohm took a couple of swipes at the Georgina player with his gloves and he wound up with a pair of penalties, leaving the MoJacks short-hand- ed for two minutes. And they scored to penalty to Blohm was ending. It was that kind of game and that kind of season -- more often than not, the MoJacks found a way to beat themselves. The two wins "by Georgina assures the Ice of a post-season appear- ance and for those play- ers who were on last year's squad it must have been somewhat satisfy- so soundly over the week- end. It was the MoJacks who knocked the Ice from post- season play last year with a pair of wins on the last weekend of the regular schedule. SLAPSHOTS: On Wednesday night, the Modacks will be in Little Britain for a mateh with the Merchants at 8 p.m. Offence returns to SHL tilts as teams light the lamps again From Page 19 Monsma was able to pick up a late third period goal from Mike McQuade after he took a pass from Wayne Norton but it would not be enough as the six consec- utive Cedar Creek goals proved to be the difference as Cedar Creek picked up the 7-5 win. Compton Communications 6 Ball/Callery & Associates 5 In another high scoring affair, Compton Communications prevailed over Ball/Callery & | Associates 6-5. This was a back and forth contest as the two teams exchanged goals throughout the game but it was Ball/Callery opening the scoring with a goal courtesy of Steve Connors who was assisted by Paul Stanley who had a big game picking up a hat trick as well as two assists. Compton responded however, as Darcy Milligan came through from Greg Warriner, and then Ed Olsen gave Compton a 2-1 lead with the help of Greg | Warriner and Darcy Milligan. Paul Stanley then tied the game for Ball/Callery as he found the net for his first of three unassisted. Exchanging goals once again, the score was tied at three as Dave Mann scored for Compton from Jeff Kroonenburg and Todd Wilbur before Rick Penstone responded for Ball/Callery with help from Paul Stanley and Bob Tarbotton. Scott Wilbur answered right back for Compton as he provided them with a short lived 4-3 lead after being nicely set up by Ron Compton, but Paul Stanley took over from there as he found the back of the cage twice and the 5-4 lead belonged to Ball/Callery. Steve Connors assisted on both goals, while, Ron Zaparanuik and Terry Flieler picked up one assist each. That would be the end of the Ball/Callery offense as two Compton goals gave them the win. : Providing the late game heroics was Matt Hobbs make it 4-1 just as the ing to defeat the MoJacks January 1+ to February 28* tei Prize from Jeff Kroonenburg and Dave Mann, and Greg TRADER SAMS Warriner assisted by Ed Olsen and Todd Wilbur to Plunges of Ria close the scoring in this game. 00 eas. K.C.I. Gas Bar 3 1888 Scugog St. T . aylor/Ford Mercury 3 ment shops One Aisle. Port Perry This game was fairly low scoring compared to the : rest of the morning's games as K.C,I. Gas Bar and 1874 Souqoy St. Unt 42, Port Perry 085-9955 Taylor/Ford Mercury played to a 3-3 tie. Gary Lance 985- 1202 = had a pair of goals for Taylor/Ford with Rich Bricknell and Darryl Workman assisting. Clarence Stephenson's late third period goal from Brian Stevenson and Bill Bridge was Taylor/Ford's third goal, but K.C.I. was first to get on the board as Warren Geer's unassisted effort opened the scoring. Trevor Till tied the game at two in the second frame with help from Bill Owen, and after a third period goal from Taylor/Ford, Duane Bronson tied the game at three from Bill Owen to close out the scoring. Joe's Pizzeria 5 Van & Truck World 0 This game was all Joe's Pizzeria as they shut out Van & Truck World by a score of 5-0. Ken Harman provided the solid netminding for Joe's while the offence was supplied by Bill Weisflock, Rick Hope, Keijo Kinnunen and Dave Dickson. BELL, BP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 AYARU IS A NY AT NUS AN MTR mya. Cra LAWN & GARDEN BIKE & SLED 1223 King St., Manchester 985-9909 WN AMSOIL SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS Rick Fita (905) 430-6063 Toll Free 1-(877) 464-5489 RETAIL * WHOLESALE » COMMERCIAL "Serving Ontario" 1893 Scugog St. TT) PORT PERRY Hut. 985-9784 Port Muffler x Breike Shop 94 Water St., 6 Port Perry 985-0074 Dollar Plus REGISTRATION RULES & REGULATIONS: 1.) You must register on or before Opening Day. 2.) 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