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ATOM Don Forder Ins. - 6 Tripp Realty - 4 Leading the way for Forder Insurance in their 6-4 victory over Tripp was Mike Stani- land with a goal and 2 assists. Ross Stainton and Brendon Agnew each netted two while Steven Stiles scored a single. Shane Nanay, Robin Brown and Ryan Ridgeway picked up one assist each. For Tripp Realty, Chris McLeod notched a hat trick and Andrew Pereman a single. A lone assist was awarded to Scott Airey. Scugog Lumber -5 UAW-4 UAW was edged 5-4 by Scugog Lumber after leading 2-0 after the first period. The big stick for the lumberman was carried by David Pash- ley, who scored four times and assisted on CANADIAN TIRE the fifth marker. Steven Desautels scored a single and picked up two assists. Simon Traynor was ago awarded an assist in the game. Gord Lewis Motors - 3 . Swamp Garage -2 In a closely contested match, Lewis Motors downed Swamp Garage 3-2. Jeff Kemp scored once for Lewis and picked up two assists. Andy Wilson notched two goals for his team in the victory. Mike Olaisen and Mike Williams put Swamp on the scoreboard with a goal each. PEE WEE Saturdays first game was an action packed affair with the Lions Club coming out on top of a 4-2 score over Larocque Electric. Lions held a 3-0 lead going into the third, which seemed to be too PORT PERRY PLAZA Christmas Hours From Thurs., November 29th to Fri., December 21st Monday to Friday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. a ; CANADIAN / much for the Electric boys to overcome. In the 2nd game, it appears W. Frank show- ed up to play hockey, while the Scale boys seemed to be at home curled up in the sheets. Every team has one of those days, hopefully, Saturday was Scala's. The end result was a 8-0 drubbing. Lions - 4 Larocque - 2 Scoring for the Lions was Daryl Dutkewich with a hat trick and 1 assist, with Craig Leask notching a single. Chris McGill and Kevin Puck- rin each had an assist. For Larocque it was John Andrews and Mark Shephard each with a single. W.Frank-8 Scala-0 Scoring for Frank, Vince . Criscione - 3 goals, 1 assist; Mike Make a Purchase Mon. to Wed.. From6to 9PM. and enter our FREE DRAW fora CABBAGE PATCH PREEMIE One each week til Xmas. "CANADIAN TIRE ACONQULIYARERS S10 CI RTE © ALOR RAY B. WILSON LTD. PORT PERRY PLAZA - 985-7341 Butt - 3 goals and Paul Kett with a pair of goals and 1 assist. Also pick: Ing up assists were lan Cobham and Heath Hud: son. BANTAM IGA -17 - Cochranes - 7 When you look at house action, you can almost see all-star hockey in their eyes. These kids or teams played last week, and went at it hard and fast - close checking, an intense drive as 1.G.A. came away the winner in the last minute of play -- this week the Cochrane Trotters came back and tied it at 7-7 in the last minute of play. All four teams in the league are not giving any ground to the other - it's like you want it, earn it! : Jerry Douma with five goals was the leader in the IGA attack, as Larry Collins had three goals for the Horsemen. Other IGA scorers were Neil Mark and Bobby Orr, (where did I hear that before). Carr had two assists today, along with E. Douma with two. Ron Halligan, Marvin Hughes, Steve Diceman along with Derek Slack had the goals for the Trotters. Todd Haist with two assists, as did Hughes and Philp who were the point getters for the Trotters. Emmerson's -5 Consumers Gas -5 What's wrong with house lgague hockey, nothing that I see, if you have four well balanced PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 27, 1984 -- 27 Local Minor Hockey House League results teams, as we have here. These boys put on a show that made their parents proud. (or fans that they have). Like the two teams above, the Gas Works and Emmersons played to a 5-5 draw, but last week Consumers eked out a win in the last minute of play -- and this week, Emmerson tied it with just fifteen seconds left in the game. So you see The Stone Real Estate Pee Wee B's lost 5-2 to Thornhill on Sunday, Nov. 18th. Even though Port had several chances on the power play they were unable to catch the Thornhil team. Stone played hard with Troy McCully assisted by Brett Puck- rin getting the first goal for Port. Brett Puckrin on a powerplay, moving from his usual defense position to forward earned an unassisted goal. Good goal tending by David Buxcey and David Talbot was a credit to the team. The Oshawa Bruins were the Stone opposi- tion at an Exhibition game in Port Perry on Thursday. November 22. The Pee Wee B's folks, the good is on Saturday morning. Jamie (Hydro) Mab- ley with two goals and an assist was the marks- men for Emmerson while David Irvine and John Nottingham, Darcy Head along with Peter Brock's goal tied it at 5-5. Nottingham, Irvine and Mabley had the assists. Two players on Plenty of chances for Pee Wee B's played good hard fast hockey during the 1st and 2nd periods but couldn't put one in the net. In the 3rd period Port laid back slightly allowing the visitors to score twice. The game ended 2-0 for Oshawa. Saturday November 24th saw the Pee Wee B's participate in their first tournament of the season. In the first game, Port defeated Bolton 4-0. The entire team played extremely well during this contest skating hard and dis- playing some excellent passing plays. Brett Puckrin picked up the first goal from the point assisted by Troy McCully. John Ennis scored the next three goals earning a well deserved hat trick and the assist going to the Gas Works gave their all by scoring twice, Mike Griffin and Darryl Bradt, while Kip Roane had a single. . Assists going to Bradt. Today we had some close checking - hard skating and fast action in both games and still first place and last place teams remain four points different. What else can you ask for! See you next week. Adam Cummings. Brett Puckrin and Scott Menzies. David Buxcey was in top form picking up the shut-out and Port advanced to the Champ- ionship round. In the second game Port Perry played against Travestock with the score ending 4-1 in Travestock's favour. The team played well with David Talbot between the pipes but were unable to contain the opposition who pick- ed up two goals in the first period and two in the second leaving Port down 4-0 at the beginn- ing of the 3rd. 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