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VE AE * PEE WEE HOUSE a S40 SUR 5 AF gu Ba EVA YI (UIA SE Fre NE a LER PHD Lake Scugog Hockey League Port Perry struggles for 2-2 tie with Sorry by Danny Millar - Last week, in Lake Scugog League hockey, Port Perry fell behind 2-0 before coming back to tie Sonya 2-2, On Sunday November 11, they were not as lucky as they again tied the count at two after trailing, but this time, Oshawa netted four un- answered goals to take a 6-2 win. ; Oshawa opened up a two goal lead with two unassisted markers from Don MacDon- ald and Jim Duigan. Mac- Donald's came at 1:39 of the first period when he carried the puck the length of the ice and 'beat Port Perry goaler Clay Lovering with a slap shot inside the blue line. Lovering took over the nets for regular Rick Hope. Lov- ering plays for the Port Perry Midget A team. Lovering was screened on the second Oshawa goal. Left winger Duigan scored it on a backhand when he picked up a loose puck behind the Port Perry goal and skated dir- ectly in front of Lovering in the slot before letting it go. Lovering's view was hinder- ed by his defenceman. | House League hockey a ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE by Doug Moore On Saturday November 9, Lake Scugog Lumber shut our Marj. Tripp Realty 1-0. Scoring for Scugog was Jonathan Bernard unassist- ed. Ricky King posted the shutout for Scugog while at the other end of the ice Ronnie 'Crawford played a challenging game, only allowing one goal in. Also on Saturday U.A.W. lost to Swamp Garage 2-0. Scor- ing for Swamp was Joey - Jackman assisted by Mark Kendall. The second goal was scored by Mark Kendall assisted byMike Brock. Jimmy Jackman posted the shutout for Swamp, while Darryl Bradt at the other end played an exciting game. ; LEAGUE Franks Real Estate-7 Wes Lane Plumbing-0 Franks Real Estate defeated Wes. Lane by a score of 7 to 0. Scoring for the winners were Mike Cracknell 4 goals, Jell Wall- ace 3 goals, 1 assist, Todd Reamsbottom 3 assists, Jeff Norton 2 assists, and Terry White 1 assist. Paul Cooper got the shutout. NOVICE HOUSELEAGUE by Ian Dickson Sportsland - 2 Kinsmen - 4 Scoring for Sportsland was Craig Laskey, assisted by Doug Adams and Chris McConnell. The second goal for Sportsland was by Craig Laskey, assisted by Ron Davis. Scoring for Kinsmen was Shawn Phillips. Second goal was scored by Jamie Mabley and another goal scored bv Why take more lessons * than you need? Learn everything about driving in less time with the professionals at: LUKE'S DRIVING SCHOOL Shawn Phillips. The fourth goal was scored by Chris Legere, assisted by Ryan LaRocca and Daryl Leather- dale. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Cochranes Trotters-2 "Consumers Gas-1 Consumers Gas were defeated 2 to 1 by Cochranes Trotters. Scoring for the winners were Paul Van- Camp 1 goal, Tim Bouw- meester 1 goal, 1 assist, and Colin Perren 1 assist. Paul - Kingston assisted by Ken Elliot and Paul Bateman scored for Consumers. Emmersons Insurance-5 Goreski Insulation-1 Emmerson Insurance defeated Goreski Insulation 5 to 1. Mike Houghton 2 goals, 1 assist, Dean Travis 1 goal, 1 assist, Steve Atchison 1 goal, Neil Locke, Clyde Brewster and Al Bouwmees- ter 1 assist were the scorers for Emmerson. Dean Smith replied for the losers. Reliable - 0 Scugog-2 Scoring for Scugog was Jimmy Vernon. Second goal was scored by Jayson Callan. Lions Club-6 Glen Vallie-4 Lions Club defeated Glen Vallie 6 to 4. Goals scored for Lions Club were Todd Soomre 2, Jamie Lee 2 goals, 2 assists, George Ash 1 goal, Ron Brown 1 goal, Kevin Jackson and Doug Dusty got assists. Scoring for Glen Vallie were Brian Goble 2 goals*and Tim Maw 1 goal and 1 assist. ATOM HOUSELEAGUE by Ian Dickson Swamp -0 Tripp Real Estate - 0 It wasn't very much of a game as both goalies got a shut-out. UAW.-0 Scugog Lumber - 6 Scoring for Scugog Lumber was Drew Ballingal, assisted by Darron Scala. Second goal was scored by Ballingal, assisted by Darron Scala. Scoring again was John Bernard, assisted by Calvin Brewster and Mark Fitze. Scoring the fourth goal was Darron Scala. One more goal was scoted by Calvin Brewster and the last goal was scored by Calvin Brewster, assisted by Robert Tobin. Cartwright Dyno by Yvonne Priebe The next Cartwright Dynos meeting will be November 18, at 7:30 at Nestleton Hall and we hope to see a great turn out. This meeting will be a very important one before our Dance. We will be having a snowmobile Equipment Exchange so bring any suits. BARRY LUKE Phone: 985-8382 or (705)786-2242 5252525252505 255 OT | 66 Brock St. W., R Usbridge 852-5291 D. THAPAR - DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 OOCCOOOTCICICICIC 5252525252525 525 0 DIC Snowmobile Club boots, helmets or anything else you would like to trade or sell. With children grow- ing up so fast it's hard to keep up with their sizes so please come out. Anyone 12 years old or over without a Driver's Licence who is interested in taking the Snowmobile Driver's Course please phone Ivan Rohrer at 986- 5178 and get on the list. For those of you who haven't got your Dance tickets yet or if you want more, there are a few left so please call 986-4784. Remember the Dance is November 24 and that's not far away. The Trails Committee are busy signing up property for us. They could use some more help clearing out trails. They meet every Sunday at 9:00 at the Nestleton Hall, so please do try to get out and help. We, the executive, hope to see you all out for our next meeting. SHARP - CANON TEXAS INSTRUMENT CALCULATORS & Adding Machines PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Forward Wayne Blanch- ard was a key offensive threat although he was held off the score card. He had Lovering beaten cleanly but he hit the post with a slap shot late in the period. Port Perry got one goal back in the Oshawa controll- ed opening period. Dave Jackson barrelled down the left wing side of the ice and put a neat pass on Mark Jobb's stick in front of Randy Pooler. Jobb beat Pooler with 4:20 to go. Port opened the middle period by carrying the play to their opponents. Their foréchecking paid off when left winger Rick Sheehee intercepted a clearing pass inside the blue line and rifled a slap shot by Pooler to bring the teams even. For the remainder' of the' period it looked as though Port would go ahead. Osha- wa did not enjoy the prolong- ed periods of pressure on Lovering that they had earl- ier in the fray. Conversely, Port had more chances than in the first period. Momentum switched back to Oshawa late in the period when defenceman Ken Sher- ban scored on a wicked drive from the point off the face off in the Port zone. It was a low drive on Lovering's glove hand that came with 28 seconds remaining. Oshawa put the game on ice with three goals in the. concluding frame. Dave PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 14, 1979 -- 27 Fischer got the first one at 1:25 from MacDonald and MacDonald gained his third point when he set up Leonard Markov. Oshawa's last goal came, on an exciting play as Duig- an and Craig MacLeod broke in on a two on one rush. Duigan 'passed off and scored on a rebound when MacLeod's shot was blocked and Lovering was down on the ice. It came at the 17:23 mark. Jackson and Sherban exchanged rough Remem- brance Day greetings late in the game when they got their sticks up at each other. Port Perry has one point, last week's tie with Sonya, in four games. Baptist re-match makes for better hockey game The rematch between these two teams, proved by far to be a more interesting contest than the 13-0 romp for Port Perry last time out. Fenelon Falls opened the scoring at 8:10 on their only goal of the night when Jeff Goodhand, after making a dazzling end-to-end rush, pulled the Port netminder too far out to his right and fired it in the far side. Port players were wakened and from then on it was all Port Perry. Steve Ashmore got his first goal of the season to tie the score at 9:32, poking in a loose puck from a scramble in front of the net. John Michel unleashed one of his booming shots, after taking a pass from brother Harry, to put Port Perry ahead to stay at 11:51. Dave Michel, one of Port's brightest young hopes got his first of the night on a high, hard wristshot aftér taking a centering pass in full flight to widen the gap to two at 14:29. The first period was capp- ed by Bert Michel who was fed through traffic by Harry in the slot, and converting his opportunity at 18:10 to give Port Perry a little more breathing room at 4 to 1. A slightly shaky Chris OFFICE SUPPLIES For all Your Requirements PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Cd MacAleese tightened up in the second period to shut off the Port Perry attack while the score remained unchanged. Good solid hockey dominated by Port Perry, who did not get as many clear chances as in the first. Rob Michel played steady in the Port net, shutt- ing out Fenelon Falls in the last two periods. Dave Michel capped off the scor- ing at 18:26 of the third for his second of the night. Solid play by both teams, with goalie Chris MacAleese being a standout after sett- ling down, and Jeff Good- hand who helped to generate what little offence Fenelon Falls enjoyed, making their mark. Port's standouts were all Michels, with Harry and John with two assists each and Bert with a goal and an assist, and Dave with two goals. An added bright spot was the fine play of two new- comers, Steve Ashmore and Ken Elliot. Playing regular shifts with older, more ex- perienced players have helped them to make a con- tribution to the team. What will probably amount to Port's toughest challenge of the season comes next Saturday, Nov- ember 17, 6:00 at Little Britain. Come on out and give the players some support! *CHEAPER TO REPAIR* Body & Paint Top Quality Work - Low Rates 985-2155 UNIQUE AUTO COLLISION NK HE KK -- Denture Therapist LOUIS ANGELIDIS 400 Dundas Street West - Suite 202 WHITBY 666-1555 RKC KT tte -- | cm-- RKC nc} en x MK K dl Need A Car Rent A Ford e LOW DAILY RATES ® RENT BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH ® PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE RENT-A-CAR COLIN BALL MOTORS LTD. 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