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\ | I } i | { ' Ry | ~~. -! ar NS NY -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. Janvary 27, 1982 * Mojacks backs to the wall for playoff spot eve veNww a? a ae itt -n-w wan" ~ - pp > Foiled again, and again. That was the story for the Port Perry MoJacks who were defeated 9-4 by the Stouffville Clippers Sunday night. Clippers jumped into an early 3-0 lead, then goalie Jamie Boyer went to Pins YOUTH BOWLING Team Standings: Falcons - 37; Hawks - 35; Blue Birds - 35; Orioles - 34; Eagles - 23; Blue Jays - 16. High Single: Girls: Heather Williams - 163. Boys: Jamie Mahony - 181. High Double: Girls: Heather Williams - 253. Boys: Jamie Mahony - 361. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Maple - 39; Ash - 33; Spruce - 18; Elm - 28; Birch - 31; Pine - 40. HIGH SCORES MEN High Single - flat: Andy Bach - 248. H.S.W.H.:John Beckett - 279. High Triple - flat: Jim Rider - 644. oi 'big brother COMING WEEK OF FEBRUARY 6th- 13th and H.T.W.H.: John Beckett - 675. WOMEN High Single - flat: Jo-Ann Howsam - 261. H.S.W.H.: Howsam - 329. High Triple - flat: Betty Ireland - H.T.W.H.: sam - 844. MONDAY 9:00 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Jo-Ann Jo-Ann How- Ma HORA SEAPRA RIAA work in the second period as MoJacks turned on the pressure. MoJacks are in the middie of a terrible slump which has seen them lose seven of their last eight games. Strikes Colleen Kozak - 216. Triples over 600: Gale Ballard - 645; Gail Kowal- czyk - 609. 2 TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Winners of 2nd section: Rinky Dinks - 46 pts; Pin- heads - 35; No Names - 28; Will Nots - 28; Pat's Rats - 26; Lonesome Nights - 24. MEN Singles over 200: Ches . Efford - 212, 278, 235; Roger Team Standings: Sup- remes - 34; Temptations - 33; Drifters - 28; Rolling Stones - 26; Blood. Sweat and Tears - 25; Beatles - 22. Singles over 200: Ilean Pugh - 224; Sandy Green- wood - 212; Gale Ballard - 208, 202, 238; Bonnie Solomon - 211; Marg Pelow - 202, 227; Gail Kowalczyk - 206, 245; Gail Bolton - 217; Vivian Rider - 201, 203; Betty Collins - 222; Sheri Metcalfe - 223; Lafontaine - 295, 209; Mark Carter - 212, 201, 221; Bill Turner - 208, 207; Les Allen - 237; Denny Martyn - 222; Bill Gerber - 211; Wes Sullivan - 207; Lorne Mallory - 207; Art Mathews - 206; Pete Craw- ford - 204. Triples over 600: Ches Efford - 725; Roger Lafont- aine - 665; Mark Carter - 634; Bill Turner - 602. WOMEN Singles over 200: Patty THE BIG BROTHERS OF NORTH DURHAM We very much solicit your support of the various bowlers of either Port Perry or Uxbridge. ~ announcetheir 1982 Annual Bowling Event ... Horn - 257, 204, 240; Nancy Bryans - 249, 237; Joan Btisco - 227; Pat Turner - 205. Triples over 600: Patty Horn - 701; Nancy Bryans - 645. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Edsels - 37; Buick - 35; Hornets - 35; Cadillacs - 35; Chevettes - 24; Jaguar - 23, Singles over 200: Kathy Hoar - 285; Doris Dargavel - 231, 228; Joan Knight - 217; Kay McBride - 215, 294, 223; Marj Giroux - 204; Dorothy Shanley - 210; Joanne Leach - 214, 204; Connie Townsend - 223; Lynne Cawker - 214; Kacey Harper - 291; Terry Louvelle - Triples over 600: D. Dargavel - 640; Kay McBride - 732; Joanne Leach - 601; Kacey Harper - 613. - Draw Winner: Fleming. Joan Remember when you are approached to pledge - you support the work of *'Big Brothers." P.S.: If you don't know a bowler or a Celebrity bowler and would like to donate, cut out this ad, place it in an envelope along with your donation and drop it into any bank in ether Port Perry or Uxbridge. The Port Perry MoJacks continued their winless slide last week and now have their backs to the wall in the race for a playoff spot. MoJacks have lost seven of their last eight games, and the only reason they still have a shot at a playoff spot is because two other teams, Bewdley and Uxbridge, have also been struggling lately. Last Thursday night in Port Hope, the MoJacks built a5-2lead over the Panthers, then allowed the home team to score four unanswered 'goals in the final period for a - 5 victory. And in front of a sparse crowd Sunday night at the Scugog Arena, the Stouffville Clippers decided the game in the first two minutes, rapp- ing in three goals en route to a9 -4 romp. MoJacks have six games remaining and they need two wins to clinch a playoff spot. The last home game of the season this Sunday - against Bewdley -will be crucial as will be matches January 29 in Lakefield and February 5 in Uxbridge as it is these three clubs who are looking for playoff spots as well. The other games are against Cobourg, Bowman- ville and Lindsay, the top three clubs in the Junior C loop. On Sunday night at home, the MoJacks allowed the Clippers to score three times in the first 1:32. Kevin McGuckin with two and Al Weddell with one did the damage, and McGuckin added another before the end "of the first period which was totally dominated by the Clippers. In the opening minute of the second period, the visitors rapped, another behind Ray Gibson, who did not have a good night in the MoJack net. Bob Wildman finally got the MoJacks on the board at 3:15 as he deflected a shot from Ian Turner. At 10:54, despite some good pressure by the MoJacks, the Clippers Bob Ambrose slid a. shot along the ice to make the score 6 - 1. Jamie Boyer in the Clipper net had to be sharp as Port Perry applied good pressure. Charlie Brown and Tony Oxléy both had good scoring chances and Mike Mithcell hit a cross bar. Mitchell finally scored at 12:10 taking passes from Durward and Mikkelsen. He worked into the clear in front of the net and fired the puck as he was falling to the ice. With Dave Alexander sitt- ing out a double minor and Carl Durward off for a high : pry major, Clippers 0 more early in the 5Year Annual Interest STANDARD TRUST COMPANY Member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. Guaranteed Investment Certificates "Subject to Change without Notice." third. Alexander got one back for the MoJacks, deflecting a hard shot from the point off the stick of Brad Hurst who made a good play to control the puck at the blue line. The final goal for the MoJacks came at 10:36, also a deflection by Wildman with Mikkelsen and Hurst draw- ing the assists. with forward Tim Thompson and defenseman John Robertson both out with injuries,MoJacks ran into more problems in the third period when Brown took a check and left the game with an injury to his arm. If Brown is out for any length of time, it will decimate the blue line corps. Brown had been carrying the puck with authority using his speed to good advantage. Leading scorer Todd Wilbur is still feeling the effects of a back injury, and in the first period of the game Sunday he was tossed out for fighting with Al Weddell. It was an unusual call, as the "fight" was little more than a few shoves and slaps. In the second period, MoJacks out shot Clippers 24 to six and the margin was 16 - 6 in the final period. Boyer had to be very sharp in the Clipper net to keep the MoJacks from drawing close. In Port Hope, MoJacks clicked for four power play goals and one short-handed marker, but could not keep the Panthers at bay in the final period. Jamie Bird with two, Mikkelsen, Wilbur and Turner accounted for the MoJacks scoring. Bird also had a pair of assists. Just why the MoJacks have had such a dreadful second half of the season is a bit of a mystery. The loss of Thompson (knee injury) and Wilbur's back problems may be part of the reason, but in recent games the MoJacks simply have not been able to put together 60 minutes of solid hockey. And even if the team does scrape together the points for a playoff spot, the MoJacks likely will make a quick exit in the first round unless 'the calibre of play improves dramatically. MoJacks play in Lakefield on Friday night and then host the Bewdley Rangers at the Scugog Arena this Sun- day night. These games are crucial for all the teams involved. 174% ,,DONFORDER INSURANCE BROKER LTD. 30 WATERSTREET, PORT PERRY - 985-8471 SR SESSA SS ai i