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er ------------------------------ ara i ICT 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 4, 1984 Minor Hockey House League results NOVICE Remax Realty -3 Port Perry Printing - 0 Remax Really were leading 1-0 until Port Perry Printing pulled their goalie with about a minute and a half to go in the game, then Remax scored twice in the open net to make the final 3-0. Remax scoring was Robert McEachern all three goals with an assist going to Louis Whitfield. Muskies goal- tender Jeff Card played well in the net. Don Forder Ins. - 2 Kinsmen -0 There was no scoring in this game until the 4:55 mark of the third period when Kevin Ellis scored for Don Forder Ins. unassisted then 28 seconds later, Darrin Hope scored assisted by Jeff Drury to make the final score Don Forder 2 and Kinsmen 0. Davids Hairstyling - 4 Gord Lewis - 2 Davids Hairstyling outscored Gord Lewis 4-2. Davids scoring Dave Pashley a hat trick and Simon Tray- nor 1 goal. Mike Pothier picked up 2 assists. Gord Lewis goals Adam Johnston and Ricky Olaisen both unassisted. Port Perry Printing - 2 Kinsmen -2 Port Perry Printing were leading 2-0 but Kinsmen fought back to tie at 2-2. Muskies scoring Steven Stiles 2 goals, Keith Haist and Greg Thompson 1 assist each. Kinsmen scoring Malt Poirier 2 goals, Jay King and Mike Lab- anovich 1 assist each. Don Forder Ins. - 7 Gord Lewis -0 Don Forder Ins. out- scored Gord Lewis 7-0. SS -- - Don Forders scoring Kent Jamieson 2 goals, | assist; Art Schryburt and Jeff Drury 1 goal, | 'assist each; Dale Brad- bury, Darrin Hope and Troy Hope 1 goal apiece, Kevin Ellis 3 assists and Joey Vill- eneuve and Jeremy Norton 1 assist each. Todd Smart recorded a shutout. A Remax Realty - 3 Davids Hairstyling - 1 Remax Realty and Davids Hairstyling played to a 1-1 tie until the 4 minute mark in the third period when Remax scored 2 goals in 2 and one half minutes to take the win 3-1 over Davids Hairstyling. Remax scoring Robert McEachern 2 goals, 1 assist; Louis Whitfield 1 goal, 2 assists; Mike Pugh and Scott Wylie 1 assist each. Davids scoring Toby Schewin unassisted. Kinsmen -5 Davids Hairstyling - 1 Kinsmen skated to a "5-1 win over Davids Hairstyling. Kinsmen scofing Ryan Ridgeway and Chad Venning 1 goal, 2 assists each. Lee Whitter and Marc Poirier 1 goal, 1 assist each; Sandy Mark 1 goal; Jay King and Neil Mueller 1 assist each. Davids lone goal Simon Traynor unassisted. Gord Lewis - 3 Remax Realty - 1 Gord Lewis's Matt Morris and Remax Realty"s Brent Harper played very well in nets in this ver) close game which Gord Lewis ended up on top over Remax Realty 3-1. Lewis scoring Graham Holt 2 goals, Adam Johnson, 1 goal and Andrew Pere- man 1 assist. Remax scoring Mike Pugh assisted by Scott Wylie. Flying high over Lake Scugog Yes, they really do fly. Paul Johnson (kneeling), Scott Boyd of Port Perry and Joe Lieth of Lindsay spent a cool afternoon last week flying model planes and helicopters ovel Lake Scugog. The radio guided craft burn a mix- ture that includes nitro-methane and oil, and it takes a Don Forder ins. - 4 Port Perry Printing - 0 Todd Smart recorded his second shutout in a row as Don Forder Ins. defeated Port Perry Printing 4-0. Forder's scoring Kevin Ellis 2 goals, Art Schryburt and Kent Jamieson 1 goal apiece 'with assists going to Dale Bradbury 2 and Jeremy Norton 1 assist. Jeff Card played well in nets for Muskies. ATOM Lake Scugog Lumber - UAW -3 UAW continued to move closer to the Scugog boys in the standing with a 3-2 victory. Scugog opened the scoring on an indiv- idual effort by Shawn Larocque. This was matched by Jason Mc- Bride for UAW, John Woodward got his first of the year from Mc- Bride and Steven Slade to put UAW out in front. Shawn Larocque con- nected again to tie it, but with only 3 minutes left in the game, Shane Nanay put UAW ahead to stay, with assists going to Dave Volman and Scott Airey. Marj Tripp - 4 Swamp Garage - 2 The Tripp squad con- tinued to demonstrate that they will be tough to catch for first place with a 4-2 victory over Swamp. Swamp opened the scoring when Graham Carnegie scored from Chris Mc- Leod and John Connel but Tripp came back with 4 straight goals by Jeff Brett, Mike Olaisen, Greg Kyle and Scott Foster. Assists went to Emit Burton, Jeff Brett and Jason Oram. Richie Stapleton completed the scoring for Swamp with Don Hughes getting the assist. flying. Lake Scugog Lumber - 4 Swamp Garage - i Scugog looked like they were in trouble early in this game with only 7 players dressed and Swamp dominated in the early going with Joel Shryburt looking dangerous everytime he was on the ice. How- ever, as the game pro- gressed Scugog came alive and Brett Puckrin thrilled the crowd when he picked up the puck in his own zone and went the length of the ice to score. Richard Laroque made it 2-0 after receiv- ing a great pass from "brother Shawn. Tuan Connel then connected for his 10th goal to draw Swamp within 1. Andy Wilson restored the 2 goal lead with Richard Laroque getting the assist then Brett Puck-. rin notched his 19th of the season with the Lar- oque brothers both receiving assists on the play. UAW -2 Marj Tripp - 2 This was a thoroughly entertaining game as the boys on both sides decided to end 1983 with a bang. UAW controlled the early action with Jason McBride and Phil Edgar both having excellent chances only to be stopped by goalie David Talbot who was outstanding all game. Tripp took the lead when Noel Lovering scored on a scramble with Jeff Brett and Scott Foster picking up assists. Brian Madill then made a series of great stops before Noel Lovering again scored. Assists went to John Collins and Jeff Brett. In the second UAW took over and following excellent opportunities for Jason McBride and Phil Edgar for UAW, and Mike Olaisen for 'up the assist. Tripp and Cliff Lefort. Jason McBride put UAW on the scoreboard with Steve Slade picking In the third Tripp came out flying with John Collins almost scoring on 2 occasions, but UAW again took over and Ross Stainton. Ben Blanchard and Jason McBride all came close. A Tripp penalty late in the third resulted in Jason McBride tying the game with his 14th goal of the year. Phil Edgar picked up th assist. PEE WEE Two exciting games were played Thursday morning with both games ending in ties. The first game saw Scala Bros. and W. Frank battle to a 4-4 tie. In the 2nd game Lions Club fought back to gain a 5-5 tie with Wes Lane. ~ Scala-4 W. Frank -4 A much improved Scala team battled 1st place W. Frank to a 4-4 tie with both teams ex- changing goals through- out all 3 periods. Scala led 4-3 with less than 2 minutes left in the game and it seemed they would upset 1st place Frank. However, a defensive slip gave Frank's Mike Griffin a breakaway which he capitalized on by slipp- ing the rubber behind Scala's goaltender. A super effort by both teams. Big gun for Scala was Shawn Phillips with 2 goals and 2 assists, Alec Cranner 1 goal and Cole Perry picking up an assist. For W. Frank, Craig Lasky, Doug Adams, Chris Carr and Mike Griffin each notched singles. Picking up assists were John r-- -- fair amount of practise to learn how to expertly guide these craft around the sky. You don't want to have an accident as they cost upwards of $500, and the radio guidance system is worth another $600 or so. Happy Andrews with 3, Kenny Smart 2, and Doug Adams 1. Wes Lane -5 Lions Club -5 In Thursday's 2nd game desire and hard work paid off for the Lions. Down by a 5-1 score with 5 and one half minutes left in the 3rd period, Lions came back with 4 unanswered goals to earn 'a well deserved tie. To quote Yogi Beara, 'It's never over till it's over." Pat Muldoon led the scoring for Lane with 2 goals, with singles going to Paul Turner, Vince Criscione and Mike Butt. Scott White, Turner and Jason Par- sons each picked up an assist. For Lions Club, Marvin Hughes had a pair of goals and an assist, Adam Cummings 1 goal and 2 assists, Steve Diceman 1 goal, Mike Haines scoring the tying goal. Also picking up 'assists were Haines and Jamie Mabley with 1 each. Saturday, Dec. 31. "on the scoresheet, Saturday's two games seemed to be 1 sided affairs. Wes Lane put forth a strong effort to defeat Scala Bros. 5 to 0 and Lions Club out- hustled 1st place W. Frank for a 7-2 win. As of Saturday, Dec. 31, Wes Lane heads the league with 18 points, followed by W. Frank with 17. Lions Club holds 3rd place with 12 points and Scala in 4th with 5. Wes Lane -5 Scala Bros. - 0 Strong backchecking and good defense seem- ed to be Lane's game plan as Scala was thwarted time after time on good line rushes only to be checked at Lane's blueline. Lack of good shots and scoring opportunities led to Scala being blanked from the scoresheet. However, Scala should not be disappointed as they put forth a good effort. Lane's, however, took full advantage of their scoring chances by pocketing five behind Scala's goaltender. Gord Ireland recorded the shutout for Lane. Vince Criscione held the hot stick for Lane as he scored a hat trick. Scoring singles were Pat Muldoon and Mike Butt. Sharing in the scoring with assists were Jason Parsons, Scott White, Herb Hatch, and Pat Muldoon with 1 each. Lions Club - 7 W. Frank-2 It was quite obvious the Lions showed up to play hockey as they dominated a shocked W. Frank team with 6 straight goals before Frank replied early in the 3rd. After scoring two quick goals in the 1st, Lions just seemed to build momentum and never looked back. Being down by 4 goals after 1, Frank looked as though they! just could not get their act together. It's been said before, every team, has its bad games, and apparently it was Frank's turn. Leading the way for the Lions Club was Marvin Hughes with 3 goals and 1 assist, Lee Phillips with 2 goals, Steve Diceman 1 goal, 2 assists and Adam Cummings with 1 goal, 1 assist. For the W. Frank team it was Doug Adams with a goal and an assist and John Andrews with 1 goal. INTERESTED IN THIS SPACE FOR YOUR BUSINESS? Call the Star for Information: PHONE 985-7383 9 PARTICIPACTION ae a a