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pe i a RN LD 7 GR pal Sl lr Dave Culbert of the Port Bantam A's was in the right spot for this third period marker Sunday night at the Scugog Arena as the home town boys trampled the visitors from Picton 7-1. But Port Perry still has its work cut out as the Bantams trail Picton 2-1 in games in the Hockey House League results NOVICE Kinsmen -4 Port Perry Printing - 2 Kinsmen and Port Perry Printing were tied after ong period but Kinsmen scored 2 un- answered goals to take the win 4-2 over Port Perry Printing. Kins- men scoring Lee Whitter 2 goals, Sandy Mark 1 goal, 1 assist; Marc Porier 1 goal and Neil Mueller 1 assist. Muskies scoring Jeff Card and Steven Stiles 1 goal each with Craig Mitchell and Matt Mantel getting 1 assist each. Davids Hairstyling - 5 Remax Realty - 4 Davids Hairstyling were on top 54 with 3 minutes remaining when Remax Realty put the pressure on but couldn't get the equal- izer, final score 54 for Davids. Davids scoring Dave Pashley 2 goals, 1 assist; Simon Traynor 1 goal, 1 assist; Davy Bourgeois and Toby --Schewin 1 goal each, Ian McCready and Steve McDonald 1 assist each. Remax scoring Robert McEachern 1 goal, 2 assists; Louis Waitfield 2 goals; Kevin Metheral 1 goal; Scott Wylie 2 assists and Ritchie Tripp 1 assist. Don Forder Ins. - 4 Gord Lewis - 1 Don Forder Ins. out- scored Gord Lewis 4-1. Forders scoring Brett Lawson a hat trick; Dale Bradbury 1 goal, songle assists went to Kevin Ellis, Geoff Drury, Joey Villenuve, Darrin Hope, Todd Smart and Jeremy Norton. Lewis lone goal Adam Johnson unassist- ed. PEE WEE If Saturday's two playoff games are any indication, we should be in for some exciting hockey in the next couple of weeks. W.Frank-5 Scala Bros. -4 In the 1st game, Scala held a 3-0 lead going into the final period. But the Frank boys, not ones to lie down and die, fought back with 2 goals early in the 3rd to close the gap to 3-2. Scala then came back with a goal ony to have Frank score less than a minute later, Scala holding a slim 4-3 lead. With less than 3 minutes left in the game, Frank came up with 2 quick goals to seal a 5-4 victory. Leading the scoring attack for Scala was Graham Sullivan with 1 goal, 2 assists; Alec "Cranner 1 goal, 1 assist. Scoring single markers were Paul Kett and Kevin Puckrin with Shawn Phillips getting an assist. Wes Lane - 7 Lions Club - 6 In Saturday's 2nd game, it was a wide open end to end affair with 13 goals being scored. Wes Lane owned the last half of the game, outscoring the Lions 4-1. However, Lions dominated the second half outscoring Lanes 5-3, but came up short on a 7-6 final. Mike Butt had the hot stick for Lanes as he came up with 4 goals, followed by Peter Brock with 1 goal and 3 assists, Jason Parsons 1 goal and Paul Turner with 1 goal. Picking up single assists were Daniel Muldoon, Scott White and Herb Hatch. Steve Diceman led the Lions attack with 2 goals and 1 assist, followed by Marvin Hughes with 2 goals, Adam Cummings 1 goal 1 assist and Mike Haines 1 goal. Lee Phillips and Jamie Mabley each had an assist. BANTAM IGA -4 Cochrane Trotters - 2 Well here it is, "Spring you say," '"No playoffs'. Its a travesty you say, well maybe. This scenario for most of us is just a vague concept but for the annually trek to the south for some. Playoffs start, parents decide to head south, and the kids miss the biggest days of their lives, league play- offs. Oh welll Olde Billy Playwright couldn't have done it any better in writing the script for today's play- off encounters in series "AM and "B". Imagine if you can the Cochrane Trotters beat- ing IGA, they would have except for three glowing errors in their end zone. This seemed to settle the play of the entire team, that at the time were outplaying the IGA club. With the score finally ending 4-2 in favour of IGA. In the first period both teams traded some exciting moments and missed chances, but only to be foiled by the goaltenders, end to end play never seemed to stop. It wasn't until the second period that IGA went ahead on Willy King's goal, Sturman assisting. Then one minute and 20 seconds later the Trotters came right back to tie it at 1-1, Mark Elliott scoring. And low and behold the errors came like light- ing, and IGA were ahead 3-1 after two periods. h Joe Forder scored when Fulford tried to clear the puck and fell, Sturman and Kip Roane assisted. John Sturman then scored, Forder assisted. Frank Van Veghel picked up an errant clearing pass after a pres E----re TROPHIES and 1 ) ENGRAVING | I ! ams ma t\ DO-NO's | RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD fl Queen St., Port Perry , : 985-2839 J -- J saw iY . w n SN 5. mix up between goalie and player. Duane Leask added the assist. One minute later, Mark Elliott scored his second from Todd Haist and Fulford. With three players missing on Cochranes, it could be different next week. Emmerson's Ins. -3 Consumers Gas - 1 The Insurers came away with a hard fought win over the Gas Works 3-1. Led by Ian Smith's two goals, the first and second that gave Emmersons the win. The first period ended 1-0 on Ian's goal with Irvine assisting. Mike Kirsten made it 1-1 on a shot from the Jj Bontom A's | rip Picton best of five playoffs. Port lost a tough one in overtime 6-5 Saturday night after leading at one time 4-1. Next game is this Saturday in Wellington and a fifth match to decide the outcome (if necessary) will be back at the Scugog Arena Sunday afternoon at 4:00 P. M. blue line. This period along with the first was outstanding both ways and like the first game, the goaltending was something else. In the third period Smith scored his second on a perfect pass from Grosvenor from the side of the net. But it wasn't long before Mike Brock finally scored his goal and the third for Emmersons in the 3-1 win over Consumers Gas - Come on parents, get out and support your son. Next week - Series B - 9 a.m. Consumers at Emmersons; Series A 10 am. - IGA at Cochranes. "QUIC weeks while eati be right under your nose WEIGHT ATCHERS UTS THE SAFE WEIGHT LOSS WITH OUR NEW QUICK START PROGRAM. Now the leader in safe. sensible weight loss helps you lose weight quicker in the very first 3 well-balanced meals a day Call Weight Watchers A thinner you could "@uick Start Enroll at any meeting. Registration and First Meeting Fee $18.00. $7.00 weekly thereafter. Senior Citizens and Students Regis- tration and First Meeting Fee $9.00. $4.00 weekly thereafter. New Member Registration Times: Morning - 9:20 a.m. Evening - 6:45 p.m. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL - 1-800-268-3915 CLASS LOCATION - PORT PERRY St. John's Presbyterian Church, 319 Queen St. TUESDAYS - 7:00 P.M. LE i INTO tea LS Le SY On Sunday March 4th the Goreski Insulation Bantam A's hosted the Picton team. Picton was ahead at this time two games to none inthe best of five series. With some lire changes and a super effort by all team members the result was a 7-1 victory over Picton. Scoring for Port were Dave Culbert with a hat-trick, assists going to Bob Goble, Steve Durham, Dave "LAW OFFICES OF RISEN, ESPEY & FARQUHARSON LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C - 57 Simcoe St. S., P.O. Box 278 OSHAWA, L1H 703-571-3942 (After Hours: 985-9012) Preferred Area of Practice -- CRIMINAL LAW -- cal assisted by Burnett, 'Shawn Nanay and Rob Baker - Dave Burnett with 2 goals Brad Menzies with 1 goal assisted by Dave Bur- nett and Scott Feasby and . Steve Durham scoring 1 goal assisted by Rob Baker and Bob Goble. Wellington fourth game of the" series on Sat. March 4. 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