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EE Tvekifeg vas Re ER Se , WP TN WN ame has ® Taeilhe game Bawi 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 28, 1984 orts -- This was some of the action around the Sunday afternoon as C and B Blackstock 4-0 and win the bes After two games against Ernestown the series is now tied at one game apiece. Sat. in Ernestown The Legion Pee Wee A's came out on the winning side by a score of 7-6. Sunday night at home they were defeated 4-1. On Sat. in Amherstview despite the ten minutes handed out in penalties to Port in the first fifteen minutes of play they still managed a 2 all tie before the completion of the period. Ernestown opened the scoring on a power play, after successfully killing the second penalty Cornish evened the scoring on a blistering shot from just inside the blueline with Harman assisting. Ernestown took a 2-1 lead at the 5:31 mark again on the power play, with 3:36 remaining Harman assisted by Cornish had the score in a 2 all tie. The opposition remained scoreless in the second due to some excellent back checking and hot goal tending from Mc- Connell. The Legion- aires jumped into a 4-2 lead with both goals scored by Cornish (hat trick) with Sorley and Mills assisting. Port's lone marker in the third came off the stick of goal-mouth two straight games. struck early to bounce the championshi t of three semi finals in (See story) Fitzgerald with Sorley assisting, unfortunately Ernestown connected for three unanswered goals ending the game ina 5 all tie, thus forcing a ten minute overtime period. With continuous end to end play, many super scoring opportun- ities, excellent goal tending prevented any scoring until the 3:59 mark when Fitzgerald picking up a rebound from Cornish scored his second of the game, 47 seconds later Gibson and Fitzgerald combin- ed to make it 7-5, with only 1:33 remaining Ernestown picked the top corner, once again Port Novice thump the other guys 6-0 On Friday Feb. 24 the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers travelled to Stouffville for a play-off game com- ing up with a 6-0 win and a shut-out for our goal tender, Andrew Pere- man. Michael Williams put Port on the score - board in the first period with the assist going to Lindsay Parry, Sean McEnaney scored the next assisted by Jeff period Duane Empring- ham scored assisted by Chad Garvock. Sean McEnaney then scored again assisted by Jeff Andrews. In the third period Sean McEnaney scored his 3rd goal of the game to earn himself a hat trick with the assists being credited to Chadd Brown and Gavin Coch- rane. The final goal of Andrews. In the second - the game was scored .8.¢.4¢.49.9.4.4 ' AA LAAN FEE XN 2.9.9.9.40.0.3.8.9.9.08.9.0.0.04.9.4,4 4 OA 8 4 8 4 4 ATTA RTE es Jeff Andrews assisted by Chadd Brown and Sean McEnaney. The Auctioneers will travel to Lindsay on Thursday, Merch 1 at 7:00 for a play-off game and on Friday, March 2 at 7:00 Lindsay will return to Port. On Sun-p day March 4 they will travel to Cobourg at 3:00 for another playoff coming within tying range. Port's defense came up strong clearing the puck out of their end for the final 58 seconds as Ernestown went with six attackers. Sunday night on home ice the tide turned on the Legion Pee Wee A's as they dropped a 4-1 loss to Ernestown. Ernes- town scored the only goal in the first 15 min- utes of a very fast period. At the complet- The annval Lake Scugog Lumber C and B will now take on Utica for p of the Port Perry Broomball League. ion of two they held a 3-0 lead as they capitalized on their power plays. Cornish finding the top corner after taking a pass from Leatherdale and Harman finally had Port on the scoreboard at the 12:16 mark of the third. Ernestown finish- ed off the scoring with 3:49 remaining in the game. The Legionaires will travel to Ernestown on Sat. March 3rd for the C and B to meet Utica in the finals The first round of play offs finished on Sunday with Emmersons and Beacocks making hasty exits, leaving C&B and Utica to battle it out for the league champion- ship. In the first week, C&B blanked Beacocks 40 and Utica stopped Emmersons 3-0. In Sunday's action Utica advanced by a 3-1 count. After the first they held a 2-0 lead on goals by Murray Down from brother Chester, and then Chester un- assisted, Emmerson's got one back in the middle frame on a solo effort by Charlie Dennis. Utica put the icing on the cake when Mike Mitchell- hit the open net with seconds left for the victory. C&B had an easy time of it as they thrashed Beacocks by a 10-1 score. Mark Lee led the attack picking up three goals for the hat trick. A 3-0 lead after the first came from goals by Bruce Woodrow aided by Bart Wagar, Randy Sullivan unassisted and 3rd game, with a return match in Port probably: on Sunday. An exhibitiongame on Thurs. Feb. 23rd against the Oshawa Bruins of the Little N.H.L. ended in a 154 win for the Legion Pee Wee A's, For the first 15 min- utes of play it was a close match with each team scoring once, the second period broke wide open as the Legion- aires connected for 10 Bonspiel was held Saturday at Port Perry Curling Club with the rink skipped by Ron Corden coming home bp ei ER I ET I RE CRE as the winners. With Danny Taylor unaided. The middle frame proved very productive as 5 shots found the back of the net for C&B. Mike Healey from Rob Evans, Lee from Wagar, Rick Schroer unassisted, Woodrow aided by Ed Olsen, and Lee again from Wood- row did the damage. Blackstock's lone goal came off the broom of Steve Hawes set up by Tom Wotten early in the third period. Olsen and Lee, both unassisted, rounded out the scoring ~ for the day. The league's finals start this coming Sun- day at 5:00 then take a break the week after for the Regional Playdowns _in Lefroy. Play will then N March 18. The resume on Sunday, two als, Beacock's Hard- ware, and Utica Farm Equipment will be play- ing Sat. March 10 at 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. re- spectively against the hosting Innisfil league. ~ Pee Wee series tied up at one game each goals, then added four more in the third before the Bruins retaliated with three. Scoring for Port were: Cornish 2 goals, 5 assists; Harman 2 goals, 3 assists; Leath- erdale 3 goals, 2 assists; Fitzgerald 2 goals; Gib- son 1 goal; Mills 1 goal, 2 assists; Rodway 1 goal, 2 assists; Toye 2 goals; Maw 1 goal, 1 assist; Legere 2 assists and Sorley 3 assists. Roy are team-mates Brian Hamilton (in his teams' travelling to the Region- lucky cap) Don Carnegie and Vern Asselstine. At left is Paul Griffen of Lake Scugog Lumber who presented the trophies and prizes. | 3 3 { f