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NOVICE Port Perry Printing - 3 Remax Realty - 0 Port Perry Printing scored a goal in each Bantams hit period to defeat Remax Realty 3-0. Muskies scoring Keith Haist, Brent Giles and Mike Pashley 1 goal each with right peak The Goreski Bantam '"'A's" appear to be peaking at the right time as the Ontario Playdowns approach. For the second week in a row they handily defeat- ed the Oshawa Red Wings. Mark Barkey opened the scoring for Port when he won the face-off in the Port zone to Jamie Menzies who passed back to Barkey at centre ice and Mark beat the defenceman with. a nice move and then beat the goalie with a nice deke. Greg "Mad Dog" Stapleton scored Port's second goal on a nice set up from Steve Connors and Mark Barkey. Brad Menzies and Jeff Oke combined to set up Jamie Menzies for Port's third goal of the period. Oke gained possession along the boards and passed to Brad Menzies who spott- ed Jamie Menzies off to the side of the net and Jamie made no mistake as he slapped home the pass. Oshawa opened the second period with -a flurry and scored -two goals. Port settled down after several penalties and scored 2 goals 11 seconds apart. The first by Barkey assisted by Stapleton and Jamie Menzies and then the same trio for the second goal with Stapleton as the trigger man and Menzies and Barkey with the assists. Oshawa scored just before the end of the second period -when smooth skating Cory Banika completed an end to end rush leaving Port's defence and goalie looking for their un-mentionables. The third period featured good end to end hockey and good hard hitting. Port's 6th goal was scored by Brad Menzies assisted by Stapleton. and Brad Traves. Oshawa closed out the scoring in the third period to make the final score Port 6, * Oshawa 4. Stacey Ball- ingall was forced to make many good saves including a clear eut breakaway. The Goreski Bantam '"a"'s start the Play-offs on Sat. Jan. 28th at 8:00 p.m. when they host Bowmanville and then Feb. 2nd Uxbridge in a Round Robin series. The top 2 teams then play a best of three series to see who will advance further in the Ontario Playdowns. The boys are putting it all together at the right time and these past two games have proved that hard work by all hands leads to victory at the end of the third period. So, for good exciting hockey, come out and support Minor Hockey and the Goreski Bantam "A's. WHY WAIT FOR YOUR H&R BLOCK TAX REFUND Z1UA A] [eR 247) [ed I ny i ( lan McCready with an assist. Kinsmen -3 Davids Hairstyling - 2 Kinsmen and Davids were tied until 1:23 to go when Kinsmen scored to win over Davids: Hair-. styling 3-2. Kinsmen scoring Neil Mueller .2 goals, Jeremy Norton 1 goal, Sean Gawley and Jeff Vernon 1 assist each. Davids scoring Tyler Wilson and John Jamieson with assists going to Matt Mantel, Jeff Jamieson and Matt Morris. PEE WEE Saturdays two games saw the 1st and 2nd place teams fall victims to the 3rd and 4th place teams. Fourth place Lions Club came up with a super efturt to defeat 3rd place Frank Real Estate 5 to 0. In the 2nd game, 3rd place Scala . Bros. played a strong game to come out on top of a 3 to 1 score over 1st place Larocque Electric. Lions -5 W.Frank-0 Craig Leask led the scoring for the Lions with a hat trick, with singles going to Herb Hatch and Billy Ruddell. Greg Logan picked up a pair of assists with a single assist going to Daryl Dutkewich. Scala Bros. -3 Larocque - 1 For Scala Bros. Mike Skerratt, Carl Payne and Mike Butt each had PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. Janvary 22, 1985 -- 23 Port Perry House League Hockey Results singles with Richie Stapleton picking up an assist. John Andrews notch- ed the single for Lar- ocque unassisted. Remember guys, next game will be Feb. 2 as" there is a Pee Wee Tournament on Jan. 26. BANTAM Emmersons - 6 Cochranes - 3 4 The Cochrane Trott- ers came out flying in this game, compared to their previous outings, and played like they meant business. With two quick goals by Marvin Hughes and Ron Halligan they jumped into an early lead 2-0, Lewis assisting in Hughes goal. Then they Eagles finish with by Hillis Wilbur On Jan. 14th, the Grant Menzies Eagles played their last sched- uled game against Bow- manville needing a win to finish ahead of Ux- bridge in the league for the extra home game in playoffs, but came away with a 5 to 5 tie and will have to flip a coin for first home game. Scoring for the Eagles were Ron Brown assist- ed by Steve Durham and Results from the Non contact loop > Sportsland - 2 B.J. Donuts - 2 B.J.'s jumped to an early 2-0 lead on goals by Ron Hoogeboom assisted by Richie Le- Fort and Mike Fitzger- ald, then Mike Creigh- ton unassisted. Sportsland's first goal by Ken Smart, assisted by John Foster and Ted Blanchard. With less than five minutes left on the clock, John Foster tied the score, assisted by Wayne Norton and Ted Blanchard. Galley Fish & Chips - 4 J&D Carpentry - 3 Dale Bronson of Galley scored at the 24 second mark of the game assisted by Brian® Samis as Galley skated to a 4-3 victory. Galley's other goals by Peter Keene, Dave Mann and Donovan Smith. Assists to Brian Samis (3) and J&D's scoring by Joe. Curran, Bob Tarbotton and Mike Adams. Assists to Bob Tarbott- on, John Robertson, Mike Adams and Joe Curran. Larocque Elec. - 4 Smith Contracting - 2 Larocque Electric scored 3 first period goals, enroute to a convincing win over Smith ~ Contracting. Scoring for Larocque were Jim Beatty, un- assisted; 'Rick Van- Weston from Jim Beatty; Doug Suppelsa from Kevin Reid and finally Keijo Kinnunen from Bill VanCamp. Scoring for Smiths, Denzil Irvine from Henry Forderer and Don Orr. Henry Forder- er scored from Brian Cane and Bruce Smith. Compton T.V - 4 Crandells - 2 all four goals to lead.-- Compton T.V. to vic- tory. Compton's goal- keeper, Ron Thomson, had an outstanding game to keep Crandells from scoring more than 2. Assists for Compton to Ray Zaparanuik (2), Glen McCoy, Bill Hurst and Steve Calder. Crandell's goals by Wayne Fox and Ken Jeffrey. Assists to Greg Roberts (2) and Wayne Fox. Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses - A Large Selection - McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 7255181 went back into their shell as Jamie Mabley scored on a pass from Tripp, then Darcy Head scored, when Logan fed * a pass to Leroy who shot and Head took the rebound, first period over 2-2. In the second Duane Leash who has been hot of late picked up a goal, as did David Irvine, 4-2 at the end of two. The third period got a little hectic, as Ron Halligan got his second goal - as did Darcy Head and David Irvine. The final 6-3 Emmersons. Consumers Gas - 4 L.G.A. -2 In this game, the Gas Works kept pace with Emmersons and defeat- ed IGA 4-2, with the first - period setting the stage Dave Culbert, Greg Warriner assisted by John Harman and Greg Stapleton. Craig Men- zies assisted by Andy Sytsma, John Harman assisted by Greg Warr- iner and Lee Wilbur. Scoring the final goal for Port was Craig Menzies assisted by Lee 'Wilbur and Bob Goble. On the previous Sun- day, Jan. 13 the Eagles had an exhibition game against Pickering and won 8 to 7. Getting the goals for Port were Craig Menzies. with 2, singles going to Dave Culbert, Jim White, Greg Warriner, Steve Durham, Andy Sytsma and Dave Burnett. Pick- ing up assists, Craig Menzies with 3, Dave for the fire works in the second period. IGA got the show on the road as Bobby Orr scored as he broke in all alone, then Jason Bert- rand tied it up-at 1-1. Darryl Bradt then got Cansumers after taking a pass from Kersten. This all came about before Craig Free scored on a rebound from a point shot. The third period start- ed off like the first - a hectic and frantic display of close check- ing, as Jerry Douma got one back for IGA. Mike Kersten got the final goal for Consum- ers after Roane started it off from the end zone on a pass to Turner then arelay to Kersten - final Consumers 4, IGA 2. a 5-5 tie Burnett 2, Greg Warrin- er, Steve Durham, Jim White, Dave Culbert and Andy Sytsma pick- ing up 1 each. On Tuesday Jan. 15th the Eagles played an exhibition game against Markham 'AA' team and lost 6 to 1. Getting the lone marker for the Eagles was Lee Wilbur assisted by Dave Bur- nett. The next action for the Eagles is a tournament in Minden Jan. 26th and then the playoffs with Uxbridge which at the time of this writing, the dates have not been set yet, but will have them for next weeks write up. Support the Eagles and Port Perry Minor Hockey. 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