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PORT PERRY VIAR By Andrea Jones The Grant Menzies Pacers played twice against Ux- bridge last week and had a pair of wins, 6-1 and 6-3. The goaltending duo of .mond Gibson were threaten- in one goal against Ux- bridge. In the home game last "November 15, Schewaga started and Gibson waited patiently. Robert Greiner was Merle's biggest ally, scoring an authentic hat trick and adding two more for good measure. Milk Healey .as- sisted on three of Greiner's goals and Mark Lee on one. Jay Adam was the other Pacer marksman and he did, sweeping around from behind the net and flipping it in backhand. With 2:39 to go in the game, Schewaga finally missed on a breakaway by Greg Reeves. As predicted, Schewaga was pulled and Gibson finished the last two minutes. The same threat was held against the goalies in the Merle Schewaga and Ray- - ed with splinters if they let . his trick the hard way, return game in Uxbridge, November 19. .Gibson start: ' . ed this time and allowed the Pacers to build up a 4-0 lead. He finally had one get passed him early in the third period. Out came Gibson and in went Schewaga, but only for a minute 27 seconds, as Uxbridge scored again. Gibson came right back out again and Greiner help- ed- out by scoring two seconds later and then added another making the score 6-2. "Pacers defeat Uxbridge 6-1 and 6-3 * "Uxbridge seemed. to like the idea of revolving goalies and slipped one past Gibson allowing Schewaga to try again. With only 3:29 re- maining, the score stayed at 6-3 and Schewaga finished the game. Greiner was flying again .. that night collecting four goals for a two game total of nine, Dennis Franssen scored. his first of the season with an assist from Tom Perigoe and Mark Lee finally had all his hustling pay off as he connected from Healy and Greiner. Rob Kemp a Owens also bisked up assists. The Pacers played Orono. on Monday, Nov. 22 and will be off to Bancroft for a tournament November 26 and 27 in company with the Port Perry Bantam A team. Their next home game is Monday, December 6 against Newcastle in the new arena. Two-game total for Bobcats 11-3 by Scott Wilbur In this penalty filled encounter the Murray Williams Bobcats Midget 2 team defeated Pickering 6-2 in Pickering. Port jumped into a quick 2-0 lead when Brian Myers let a blistering slapshot go from the point that handcuffed the Picker- ing goaltender. Mike Hamilton made it two when he banged in the rebound from a Brian Myers shot. Ron Ashmore picked up the additional assist. Pickering managed to put a dent in Craig Larmers armour at the 10:00 mark of the 2nd period but Port came right back when Tony Oxley scored with an assist going to "Arnie" Ashmore. Pick- ering scored another goal but the Bobcats came back with 3 unanswered goals. Hope, Canning and Oxley rounded out the scoring for Port. In the .return encounter Port came out flying and zipped by the same pesky Pickering team 5-1. Bullock scored first for Port with an assist going to Cleveland. Tony Oxley popped in another less than 2 minutes with assist by Hamilton and Wilbur. Pickering only goal came at the 9:40 mark of the 2nd period, spoiling Jim Treen's bid for a shutout. Scott Wilbur scored the 4th Bobcat goal as he picked up a rebound in the slot and drilled it into the net. Steve Geer scored the final (continued on page 20) d Bill On November 15, Stone's Real Estate Pee Wees _ hosted the team from Whit- by and were edged by the score of six to four. Whitby started out strong and local gang found themselves down . two goals before the mid point of the first period but before_the period ended Todd Menzies scored assist- ed by Alan Ferguson to close the gap to one goal. -Whitby outplayed Port in the second period by a wide margin scoring three goals to our one. Phil Bower scored for Stones, assisted by Kevin Long. The third period belonged to Port as they completely outplayed their opponents. Whitby scored first at the 4:24 mark but Port came back with two goals, the first one by Billy Foote as- sisted by Larry Webb and the second one by Larry Webb assisted by Kevin Long and Billy Foote. Port had several good scoring chances in the final minutes but due to good netminding by the opponents they couldn't put the puck in the net. Stone's Real Estate Pee Wees travelled to Markham Drop game to Whitby defeat Markham 5-2 "penalty shot and added to on November 21 and com- pletely outclassed their op- ponents by' the score of 5 to 2. Port opened the scoring at the 50 second mark of the first period on a goal by Kevin Long, assisted by : .Jamie Lane and Stan Glass, One minute later, Jim 'Daniels scored assisted by Stan Glass to make the score 2 to 0. Before the end of the period, Alan Ferguson scored assisted. by Todd * Menzies and Kevin Long. . The -sécond period was scoreless but Port again held the edge in play. Markham got on the score sheet at the 1:47 mark on a a their score at the 4:19 mark on a breakaway. This clos- ed the gap to 3 to 2 for the local gang. Instead of losing heart this gave the team extra momentum and they came back with two unans- wered goals. The first one by Alan Ferguson assisted by Larry Webb and the second by Billy Foote, assis- ted by Kevin Long and Jim Daniels. 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