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A CCAS SEN TANS Two big wins for Wheels In the two games against Newcastle, the Toyota Wheels came out on top 10-5 and 13-0. In the first game, the Wheels led 4-0 before New- castle retaliated with two and it was four more goals for Port Perry before the visitors scored again. The Wheels played just well enough to win and were slow and often careless around their own net which caused the goals. Phil * Cochrane had four goals and three assists and four point man was Bill Haynes with four assists. Mark Lee and Phil Coch- rane each counted a pair of . - goals as did Stuart Cochrane while Steve Jones and Mike McQuade counted singles.' It was a different story on Sunday when the Wheels visited Donevan Arena in Oshawa to play Oshaya- Goaltending made the dif- ference as the Wheels out- shot Oshawa but were foiled on almost every occasion. Steve Jones and Phil Coch- rane received game mis- conducts for fighting leaving the Wheels short handed which only added to their problems. Oshawa 'led 5-0 before Port Perry finally scored on a solo effort by Gord Hintze and a minute later Rob Griener notched the only other Wheels goal midway through the third period. The 6-2 defeat was the Wheels first loss since last November 24. mons in oven one ALOMS defeat Markham, drop game to Port Hope had two goals and two assists. The sunny south agreed with Mike McQuade as he notched a goal and five assists in his first game back. The Wheels were a little sharper in Newcastle and the Schewaga-Durward duo counted a shut-out. Mike Healey played a stand-out game and led the Wheels, scoring three goals and two assists. Bill Bridge played another steady game and notched another four points, two goals and 2 assists. Another The Malmont Farms Atoms were at home on January 9 where they play- ed an exhibition game against Markham. Port started out strong and com- pletely dominated the play with a good team effort but it wasn't until the 9:05 mark in the second that they man- aged to put their first goal on the scoreboard. Scoring C.S.U. IS DURHAM REGIONS LARGEST HONDA DEALER * Factory trained mechanics * Best Service & prices in the area * Our customers stay with us * Drop in and see our great selection Go with . . . C.S.U. and HONDA 334 Ritson Road South -- OSHAWA -- 579-1818 the goal for Port was Robbie Long assisted by Jeff John- stone. At the :57 mark of the third period, Brian Hen- ricks scored assisted by Russell Jones and this closed out the scoring for the game making the final score 2 to zip for the Malmont gang. The score should have been much higher for the local squad but the Markham goaltender turned in a good game in nets. The netminding for Port was shared between Jerry Jack- man and Paul Goreski who both played well in getting the shutout. On Saturday, January 10, the Malmont team travelled to Port Hope for a league game and came out on the short end of a 3 to 1 count. "Port came out flat in this game as they seemed beat from the game, the night before, with Markham. Port Hope opened the scoring at the two minute mark of the first period and this stood up until the 1 minute mark of the second period when Jamie Lane assisted by Brian Henricks tied the score. Port Hope added one goal in the second period and another one in the third period to close out the scoring. Central Ontario Junior "C" Hockey League HOCKEY Sunday, January 18 | LINDSAY MUSKIES VS PORT PERRY FLAMINGOS | PORT PERRY ARENA Game Time 8:15 P.M. Juveniles defeat Pickering 5-2 In a league game played January 8th in Pickering, the Menzies Motors Big White and Blue stomped the. Pickering team 5-2. In the first period Port came out flat, as Pickering out-hustled and out-played our boys by a wide margin, scoring one goal and adding another early in the second period. Halfway through the second period Port finally found their skating legs, and completely took over the game as Rob Kroonenberg opened the scoring for Port, assisted by Jim Phoenix.' Scoring for Port 'in the second period were Don Tran, Gary Baker and Larry Page with assists going to Rick Taylor and Colin Assel- tine. : The third period was also no contest as Port skated, ¢hecked, and hit Pickering into the ice. Casey Van Schagen completed the scor- ing assisted : by. Glen McKean. Pickering tried to intimidate our boys by runn- ing at them, but we kept our FOR SALE Olympic Lottery Tickets Port Perry Star 985-7383 ' tine ddd i eh rp cool and only. took two penalties the whole game. Larry Page, coming back into: shape after a knee injury, put on an excellent demonstration of stick- handling. i The Menzies men now have, won 11 and lost 4 with one game remaining in the schedule. The. next home game is Thursday,-January 15th, an exhibition game against Lindsay. Come out and support a winning team. PeeWee drop games to Bowmanville, Uxbridge After a streak that saw them win four of six games the Stone Real Estate Pee Wee B's lost twice last week. Last Wednesday they lost a hard fought game to Bow- manville 3-2. Ken Bright and Todd Healey scored Port Perry's goals. Port had a good opportunity to tie the game late in the third period when they pulled their goalie, Peter Christie, SAV VNTLLVTLANLNCNLINALLILLSNNSTLLLSNN NSS SS = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. . Uxbridge Ontario - Phone 852-3481 in favour of an extra attacker while Bowmanville had a penalty. 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