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Sports Pr 16-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 30, 1981 Mojacks lodge protest The Port Perry MoJacks «ave lodged an official rotest of a game played december 22 in Stouffville vhich the MoJacks lost to he Clippers by an 8 - 5 score. The protest was filed with the Ontario Hockey Association within 48 hours of the game with the club charging that a Clipper defenseman who played in the game was not properly registered with the OHA. MoJack manager Murray Parliament said he believes this is the first time in the ten year history of the club that Port Perry has lodged an official protest of a game. MoJacks currently are in eight place in the ten team league, but only a few points out of fourth spot. With the league heading into the final month of regular play Mr. Parliament said the two points are important for the team. "We'd like to win all our points on the ice, of course, but the team and manage- ment feel this protest is justified," he said. 'Filing the protest means the team has to put up a $100 bond which will be forfeited if the OHA turns the protest down. It is not known when a decision will be made in this matter, or if the Stouffville Omemee Hockey Tournament Novice win Consolation by Linda Parry On December 26 the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers travelled to Omemee to. compete in their first OMHA tournament. The boys faced the Lindsay team in their opening game and what a tight game it was. Lindsay opened up the scoring half way into the first period and then Port retaliated with 3 goals before the period was over. Mark Andrews of Port caught a rebound shot from the stick of Jason Cochrane and less than a minute later Jason Towns assisted by Jeff Parry put in Port's next goal. Jeff Parry then slapped in his own goal with the assist coming from Greg Fitz- gerald. Lindsay scored in the second period to tighten up the score at 3-2 for Port, but before the period was over, Port's Mark Andrews got his next goal with a breakaway play set up by Jason Cochrane and Korbie Castle. Lindsay scored twice more in the third period to tie the game at 4-4. The boys went into their first 5 minute overtime period and held the period scoreless. However, in the next 5 minutes of overtime, Lindsay scored with only 24 seconds left on the clock. The Auctioneers then went into the Consolation play-offs and met the team from Mill- brook. The boys came out fast and furious and won the game 8-0. Port scored the first goal only 18 seconds into the . scored again game with a corner shot by Jason Towns assisted by Greg Fitzgerald. Mark Andrews fired one over the goalies shoulder assisted by Jason Cochrane and Mark with an unassisted effort to put Port in the lead at 3-0. Jason Cochrane of the Auctioneers picked up a beautiful rebound shot by Jan Heyes to start the second period scoring. Only 5 seconds later Mark Andrews recorded his hat trick with a perfect passing display by himself and Jan Heyes from the face-off. The third period saw goals by Jan Heyes assisted by Mark Andrews and Jason Cochrane, then Greg Fitz- gerald scored on a rebound shot by Jason Towns. Mike Feasby scored on a shot deflected from Steve Stani- land. The shots on net were 41-6 and Noel Lovering recorded the shutout for Port. The Auctioneers next faced the team from Bow- manville and came out victorious at 7-0. The first period saw some real good end to end action by both teams, and Mark Andrews of Port got the only goal of the first period midway, with the assist by Jan, Heyes and Jason Cochrane. . The only second period goal was when Jan Heyes fired one through the legs of the Bowmanville goalie with the assists to Jason Cochrane and Mark Andrews. But the- third period was PORTPERRY MENS NO CONTACT HOCKEY TEAM Ww L Red Hots 9 2 Blue Devils 9 3 Mean Machine 7 3 Something Blue 5 5 Rebels 2 10 Yellowbirds 1 10 Sun. Dec. 27, 1981 Results Mean Machine - 3, Red Hots - 1; Something Blue - 7, Rebels - 0; Blue Devils - 4, Yellow- birds - 2, T PTS GF. GA. 2 20 46 25 1 19 4 23 '3- 1.733 2 3 1B 'nu 32 1 56 60 2 4 35 50 NEXT SUNDAYS GAMES 9:30 Blue Devils vs Rebels "10:30 Mean Machine vs Yellowbirds 11:30 Red Hots vs Something Blue. where Port lowered the boom and put 5 goals past the Bowmanville goalie. Jason Towns got the first goal when he picked the corner after a good display of passing by Jeff Parry and Greg Fitz- gerald, Mike Feasby caught the mark on a pass set up by Scott Menzies. Steve Stani- land then broke away with a PeeWeeB defeat Ajax The George Stone Real Estate Pee Wee '"B"s came up with another win over Ajax Saturday night. After the final whistle Port Perry were ahead Connor had a hat trick and an assist. Brad Traves had 1 goal and 1 assist, Robbie Brown with 1 goal and 2 assists, Robbie Jamieson, Blair Phillips and Chris Skura- each with singles. Danny Vernon, Blair Bailey and Mike Gibson each had . 8 - 5. Steve' The annual W. Frank Real Bonspiel was held Saturday at the Port Perry Curling team will launch an official defense. The player in question assisted on five of the eight Stouffville goals in the Dec- ember 22 game. Mr. Parliament said there is a lot of "red tape" in- volved in filing an official protest and added that the team management felt the action should be taken to indicate to the players it is prepared to help the club any way possible. frop pass from Ian Robertson to beat the Bowmanville goalie again. Steve Staniland scored again when Scott Menzies dug out the puck from behind Bowmanville's net after a shot by Ian Rob- ertson. Jason Towns scored the final goal with 6 seconds left in the game on a pass (Turntopagel?) assists. As the game progressed one could see the training come through during the many nice plays. Stacey Ballingall and Mark Kendall played a great game between the pipes. The coaching staff wish to thank Blair Bailey for the lovely gifts he gave them. The George Stone Real Estate Pee Wee "B"s and coaching staff wish everyone a very, Merry Christmas. jy Estate Mens Club Club with the rink skipped by Roy Corden [second from left] winning the Frank Trophy. Other team: . House League BANAM HOUSE LEAGUE Goreski-4 Emmerson -1 Goreski goals were scored by Jim White with a hat trick and one to Lyndon Johnson. Assists to Lyndon Johnson, Kevin Jackson, Jeff Wray and Jim White. One goal to Emmerson was scored by Clay Dempsey with assists to Dan Rodger and Chris Saulnier. Emmerson picked up the only penalties. Two went to Chris Parliament for rough- ing and hooking and one to Terry White for tripping. ) L.G.A.-8 Cochrane -7 This game could have been won by either team. .G.A. goals went to Carl Durham 2, Chris Bartley a hat trick, Mike Fluke 2, Assists went to Chris Bartley 4, Mike Fluke 2, Todd Reamsbottom - 1, Mike Bauwmeester - 2. Penalties were served by Paul Walton for elbowing and Mark Bouwmeester for tripping. Cochrane goals went to George Ash 2, Jim Abraham, Chris La Rocha 2, Dan Tomechishin 2. Assists to Chris La Rocha 3, Jim Abraham 2, Paul Lane 2, George Ash and Todd Soomre. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Lions Club - 4 t Scala Bros- 1 Scoring for Lions was Philip McBride 1, Calvin Brewster 1, Larry Collins 1, Mike Brock 1. Assists went to Philip McBride 2, Drew Balligall 1. Scoring for Scala was Craig Venning assisted by Mark Filze Wes Lane -8 Frank Real Estate - 1 Scoring for Wes Lane was Shawn Grant 3, Joey Jack- man 2, Todd Mantle 2, and. Trevor Solomon 1. Assists went to Trevor Solomon 1, Mike Kerslen 1, Todd Mantle Scoring for Frank was Darryl Bradt. ATOM HOUSELEAGUE by Doug Moore UAW.-3 Don Forder - 1 In the second period of this € "<5 'to the winning team on behalf of Estate. bers are Geoff Cartwright, Grant SI game UAW. came out strong to defeat Forder 3 to 1. Scoring for U.A.W. was Paul Turner with-all 3-goais, Ryan Parliament had an assist. Scoring for Forder was Kevin Gibson assisted by Phil Teno. Scugog Lumber - 4 Swamp Garage -1 In this game Scugog Lumber added to Swamp Garage's losing stréak by defeating them 4 to 1. Scor- ing for Scugog were Mike Ash with 2 goals, Doug Adams and Chris Carr each had 1 goal. Assists went to Craig Lask and Doug Adams. Scoring for Swamp was Jamie Brown assisted David Leroy. PeeWee B- drop game to Sunderland by Doreen Kendall The George Stone Realator Pee Wee "B" had but one game last week and after 3 hard fought periods dropped a 3 to 2 decision to Sunder- land. December 22 saw the ""Stones" journey to Sunder- land for a fast skating end to end game. Sunderland drew first blood but Port's Robbie Brown off a pass from Steve Connors and Blair Bailey tied it up less than a minute later. Going into the second period the score was tied 1 - 1, once again Sunderland found the mark. Again Port tied it up with Blair Bailey fine shot off a pass from Robbie Brown and Buzz Morrow. With less than 3 minutes remaining .Sunder- land went ahead again to win this excellent match 3 - 2. Stacey Ballingall-and Mark Kendall shared the nets with both boys - turning away many hard shots. Three penalties were assessed, all to Sunderland. The ~~ George Stone Realators take this opportunity to wish all at the Port Perry Star, Sponsor, Fans and Readers a very Happy and Prosperous 1982. and Stephen Middleton. Maurice Baker, presented trophy W. Frank. Real