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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1985 by John B. McClelland Led by the almost unbelievable scoring exploits of Brian "Joe" Nicholson, the Port Perry MoJacks kept their fourth place hopes alive Sunday evening with a 10-6 victory over "the Uxbridge Bruins. Nicholson's contri- bution was a mere nine points - six goals and three assists - and put him right back in the thick of the race for the Central Junior C scoring championship. It is believed the nine points are the most ever scored by a MoJack in a single game. And the victory gives the team 25 points, two behind fourth place Lindsay and three behind Little Britain. This does not include the results of the MoJacks Monday night match in Cobourg. As the score might indicate, the game with Uxbridge at the Scugog Arena was hardly a defensive battle as the MoJacks opened up a 5-0 lead by the 3:54 mark of the second period, then kept the Bruins at bay for the remainder of the match. ~ Ken Harman turned in a fine performance in NER % ) $ TROPHIES 'and encRAnNG j] DO-NO's } RECORD. CRAFT J. cHosey WORLD i Queen St.. Port Perry : ) 985.2839 ° py / --- = ~N _when scored on a power play. the MoJack net, facing 41 shots, many of them coming on the' power play as the MoJacks ran into numerous minor penalties / He made one of his biggest stops early in the first period with the MoJacks leading 1-0, on a clear breakaway. Had the Bruins scored on that one, it might have changed the complexion of the game. But the story was Joe Nicholson with the nine points. Re-united with linemates John Vaz and Jeff Johnstone, Nichol- son got the MoJacks going at 6:24 of the first as he drilled a shot from "the top of the face off circle alter Johnstone won the draw cleanly. Paul Butterworth made it 2-0 at 16:22 as he poked a rebound across the line, then at 17:31, Nicholson cruised down the left side, fended off a Bruin with one arm and snapped a wrist shot from 25 feet out. Two minutes later, he pulled the trigger again, this time with a slap shot that was too hot for the goalie to handle. The MoJacks owned a 4-0 lead after 20 minutes. Rob Nicholson gave the MoJacks a five goal cushion at 3:54 with the teams playing three- aside as he found him-. self all alone in front of the Uxbridge cage and he slid a shot along the Ce. Uxbridge was on a - power play at 10:41 when Mike Feasby ruin- ed Harman's shut-out, and the visitors made it 5-2 three minutes later Brad Evans At 14:50 the MoJacks went ahead 6-2 as Joe Nicholson was sent into the clear on a pass from a. 1a fc] Role ¢ TAX REFUND CUA 4], [eR 321" [of 3 WHY WAIT FOR YOUR If vou qualify, you can getan expertly prepared tax return free-of-charge plus 85% of your refund. usually within two working days. Ask about Cash Back, the tax refund buying service from H & R Block. "AVAILABLE FROM H & R BLOCK (Above the Post Office) PORT PERRY 985-9803 Opening Thursday, January 17th, 1985. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Rob Sedore and he drilled his patented wrist shot to the stick side. But the Bruins came fighting back with two quick goals at 17:20 and 18:43 as the Mo lacks ran into penalty trouble. « Scott Harper and Sean Convery pulled the trigger for the visitors, The third period was just 49 seconds old when Bob Horton fired a hard shot from the point through a crowd in the front of the Bruin net. And Nicholson got this fifth of the night at 2:40 on a short-handed breakaway after taking a pass from Rob Nichol- son. 'wdfter Brad Evans scored for the Bruins to make it 8-5, Nicholson - completed his double hat-trick with a wrist shot at 7:12, and then eight seconds later, Jeff Butterwortl: range from the left side to make it 10s. The Bruins managed one more at 9:06, but the game was far out of reach by this time. Other MoJacks who enjoyed a productive night on the score-sheet were Horton and Rob Nicholson each with four points. The victory was an 'important one for the team, especially with four players sitting out Paul Butterworth and Dean Smith reach for this loose puck with a wide open net staring them in the face. Butterworth got credit for the goal as MoJacks defeated Bruins 10-6 Sunday night. The win keeps the MoJacks found the |, . suspensions as a result of the fight-filled 'game January 6 in Bowman- ville. Jeff McColl and Mike Ryan, both solid per- formers on the blue line, along with forward Scott Wallace and goalie Clay Lovering, all watched from the side- lines. McColl, Ryan and MoJack forward Brian "Joe" Nicholson is about to put the puck behind Uxbridge goalie Terry Wilishire on this .breakaway during Junior C action Sunday at the Scugog Lovering will be back in action this weekend and Wallace played in Cob- ourg game Monday night With these players out for the Bruin game, the 'MoJacks got strong per- formances from Horton, Rob Nicholson and Brian Stevenson along the blue line. 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In other weekend action, Lindsay and Bowmanville tied 2-2: and the Bruins dropped a pair to Bowmanville 7-6 and to Little Britain 5-1. Lindsay and Lake- field played to a 3-3 tie. Arena. Nicholson connected for six goals and three assists to lead the MoJacks to a 10-6 win over the Bruins. ¢ Bis 57 Yen y 8 RS lh fic wa but the final standing won't be known until after this weekend, when the regular schedule ends. The MoJacks have two very important games on Saturday and Sun- day evenings. (See story) : HOME INSURANCE DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 " Also see us about your Lite. Auto. Farm. Commercial & Mortgage Insurance Needs! LJ