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CCAR DSR Bt ca Ul AN RBS i ro pr Ti are oi EF LTT te LAR Eo BOLI EHS SP LR Py ld lB a igo J FY 5 oh 4 WATE TNE HA V4) Poor showing by Port Perry teams PORT PERRY STAR -- A TY IA SA ir fy i - . i , EF err ALK | Taek Said IRA NPR EPI Wed., January 7, 1981 -- 19 Oshawa team wins Midget Tournament * by Danny Millar Darryl Patton. and Rod Payne scored two goals each as Oshawa Jacketman won the annual Port Perry Midget Hockey tournament with a convincing 8-1 troun- cing of Oshawa Major Cana- dians in the finals. Port Perry entries were disappointments, winning only one game in the four they played. The B team was the doormat of the eight teams entered as it lost 11-0 to Oak Ridges and 17-0 to Lakefield. The A squad dropped a 5-4 squeaker to Lakefield and were shutout 2-0 by the Canadians in the first game. The all-Oshawa champion- ship was surprisingly one- sided as it figured to be more competitive considering the Canadiens' blanking of the home team. It was evident in the last half of the mismatch that the Cana- "diens had given up on their -- chances for victory and had become increasingly frustrated. There was a couple of minor scrapes in "the last period and the Cana- diens just rolled over and died as JacketMan scored three goals in the last 1:43. The third period was the only one that -JacketMan embarassed their opponents in, scoring five times to eliminate any doubt as to the eventual outcome. But through the first two periods, the championship was any- thing but secure for them as they led 2-0 after the first period and 3-1 at the end of the second. Payne scored the first two goals without benefit of assists as the strong skating left winger got the first after a rush down his flank and the second on-a-slap-shot from the slot on a three-on-one. Glen Madden made it 3-0 with 2:20 left in the second period when he popped in a wrist shot off a centering pass from Dan Morton. Goaltender Ken Passfield maintained that lead when he robbed a Canadien with a superlative glove save on a last minute breakaway. But Passfield was hurt on the play and came out, never to return. His replacement, Brian Lansfield, was scored upon for the only time on the first shot against him with 33 seconds left in the period. But the Canadiens failed to take advantage of the back hand and then Patton struck on a power play. Patton scored on a centering pass in front of the net and then Attersley fired in a slap shot with three seconds left. The consolation game was more entertaining as Ron Pearson and Port Perry Menzies Pacer's John Vaz matched two goal perfor- mances. But Lakefield hung on for a 5-4 win despite a three goal comeback bid. Lakefield led 5-1 after Doug Coyle stole the puck from Paul Storry and side- stepped defenceman Keith Trembley to score with 2:20 left in the second ten minute period. But the Pacers came back with a pair of goals before the second period ended. with John Ridpatch sitting out a double minor, Jamie Lane scored from the side of the net, and then Vaz was given credit for a goal that "Scott Wallace appeared to" score with less than a minute to go. Vaz and Storry work- ed for the puck along the boards, getting it in front to Wallace, who fired it in one motion. Both goals came with Ridpath off the ice. He is best remembered as a talen- ted, but penalty prone defenceman, from the thrill- ing Lakefield-Port Perry Bantam A encounter from the semi-finals last spring. The consolation game was not without controversy as Port had a goal called back on another power play, this time in the last frame, after the whistle had blown the play dead in the Lakefield zone. Kevin Long made the game tense for the last 59 seconds when he set up Storry- for the fourth Port goal. Storry flipped in a high shot with goaltender Ken Harman out of the net. Inthe final last ditch effort, Port lined up five men in front of "often comes from scoring in the last minute of a period and JacketMan rallied in the third. All five of the goals _came_ with less than six minutes to play. Patton got his first with 5:33 left and then Craig Bailey easily outskated the Canadiens and then scored on a break-away deke. Gord Attersley, who also had two goals, scored his first at 8:17 on an excellent deke to_his - Cal Ty TROPHIES; and | ENGRAVING IDO-NO's] recon CRAFT & HOBBY word Bport PERRY PLAZA - 985 2wsy NET (ry ---- FRENCH FORD "MERCURY SALES ~ GENE HURST | goaler Shawn Williams for the last face off and Wallace fired over the top of the net with three seconds left. Kevin Gilders, and Mike Burke had the other Lake- field markers. Pearson scored his while Port was down two skaters following penalties to Sean Fewer and winger Darren McKenzie. Gilders struck off a second period face-off to Clay Lovering"s left and then Burke netted the third goal when Wallace was off for boarding. It was at that time that Port Perry defence was having trouble clearing the front of the net, causing congestion first in front of Lovering and then on Harman. Port Perry played the game without its usual complement of Bantam age players, mainly Steve Lee, Vaughan McKee, and Jeff Johnstone, who did not dress because of some complaints registered by the parents of the Midget age players about their amount of ice time. Port's first effort was the uninspired loss to the Cana- diens as Russ Roy and Kevin Pasco had a goal and assist each to take care of the visitors scoring. Roy broke the ice 12 seconds into the second period off a face-off in Port's end and Pascoe got the insurance goal at 1:54 of the third period after Fewer had stopped the first shot in his skates. The best play by any Port Perry Pacer came in the first period when defence- man Kevin Trapp, who forms the team's best rear- guard formation with Todd Blayone, made a diving poke check on a break away in the last minute of play. Minor Hockey League NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE By Don Steele Scugog Realty-2 Reliable Plumbing-0 In the first novice House league game for 1981, Scugog Realty downed Reliable Plumbing 2-0. The Realtors scored once in the first ~ period with Jeff Parry beat- ing Paul Teno at .2:23 unassisted. A scoreless close checking second period produced no scoring,. then with 3 minutes remaining in the final period, Danny Sluggett slipped one between the pipes again, unassisted. Ryan Free managed the shutout for the Realtors. Kinsmen-5 Sportsland-0 The second game of the day also produced a shutout this time Graham Sullivan of Kinsmen having -a perfect game innet. The first period was scoreless but Billy Ruddell opened things up at 4:45 of the second period. Then, at 10:24 Chris Ford- er found the mark, assisted by Michael Skerratt. Then, with 2:01 remaining, Jason Cochrane scored, from Michael Skerratt and Chris Forder. Knsmen added two more in the third period. Dan for your needs in SALES & LEASING of all MAKES & MODELS see... 200 MAIN STREETN., UXBRIDGE 852-3334 SHOP AND COMPARE OUR PRICE! (Offer Extended to January 31st, 1981) ANY NEW CAR: Rustprotected & Shine &SeatGuard ......... *189. FACTORY TRAINED ITS US. OR RUST. TECHNICIAN Ziebart Auto Truck Rustproofing ORT rusirrooring ERRY 985-8631 Muldoon scored, again the assist being credited to Michael Skerratt and finally, Aaron Cochrane scored with 52 seconds remaining, from Jason Towns and Chris Forder. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE --by Jeff Wray Frank Real Estate-5 Glen Vallie-4 Scoring for Frank was Blair Phillips with two goals and one assist. Glen Ash had two goals and Ted Cochrane had one goal. Scoring for Glen Vallie was Tim Maw with four goals and assists went to Derek Byers and Scott McEachern with twe assists each. Rick Perry and Brad Rumford played excel- lent between the pipes. Wes Lane-7 Lions Club-2 Scoring for Wes Lane was Todd Soomre with four goals and one assist, Craig 2 goals and 2 assists and Paul Lane one goal and one assist. Scoring for Lions was Mark Kendall and Bruce Jewel each with one goal. During this game, Mark Kendall a Lions club player crashed into the goal post breaking his leg and will be out for six weeks. ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE by Doug Moore UAW. Swamp Garage-4 After trailing Swamp Garage by a score of 4 to 1, U.A.W. staged a late rally in the third period and came back to tie the game at 4 all. Scoring for Swamp Garage were Jeff Oke with two goals and one assist. Mike Toye one goal, Mark Elliot one goal, Chris Carr and Pat Muldoon each had one assist. Scoring for U.A.W. were Jim Builder's Clearance ALL AT 11 7/8% FINANCING Only 8 New Homes Left A «1 7 STYLES 4 1 +H h } iE cas 1 FR ---- -- Vernon with 3 goals and Shawn Nannay with one goal. Craig Laskey had one assist. Marj Tripp-1 Lake Scugog Lumber-1 In a low scoring game Marj Tripp and Lake Scugog Lumber battled it out to a one all tie. Scoring for Marj. Tripp was Derek Fitzgerald unassisted. Scoring for Scugog Lumber was Blair Bailey -assisted by Darrin Caudle and Ron Davis. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 AON J FULLY DETACHED ® LUXURY BUILT PORT PERRY "HOME OF THE 7-DAY WEEKEND" Close to the shores of lake Scugog, with easy commuting distance to Oshawa and Scarboro. A Mature Treed setting with all conveniences nearby. 3 and 4 Bedroom homes with immediate © Sales & Models Open Mon. to Thurs. 12 Noon to 8PM. Fridays by appointment or early occupancy. @ EASY TO REACH Go East on Hwy. 401 to Hwy. 12. 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