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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 8, 1985 Sports "A lot of goal-scoring power out there," says coach Bob Marquis MolJacks set for another Jr.season The Port Perry MoJacks wrap up their training camp this week and will take to the ice for the real thing on Thursday night as they open the Central Junior C schedule with a game against the Panthers in Port Hope. MoJack head coach Bob Marquis had the tough, but enviable task recently, of making some difficult cuts to trim the roster in time for the league opener. Last Sunday night at the Scugog Arena, the MoJacks looked pretty sharp as they handed the Lindsay Muskies a 9-5 defeat in an exhibition contest. Three nights carlier, the team took a 54 loss at the hands of the Little Britain Merchants. Following Sunday's victory, coach Marquis told the Star he likes what he sees on the ice, and he's confident the team will be a con- tender in the Junior C loop this sea on **1 think we're going to have a real fine team. There is a lot of goal scor- ing power out there, especially from the guys on the first line," he said. Those guys on that first line are Brian Nicholson, last year's league scoring champ and MVP on the left wing; right winger Jeff Johnstone, a veteran Junior player in a MoJack uniform who is tough in the corners and along the boards; and Bowling scores MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 BOWLING Team Standings: Goofy - 22; Pluto - 17; Minnie Mouse - 16; Bambi - 12; Mickey Mouse - 11, Donald Duck - 6. Over 200: FF. Venning - 245; C. Jackson - 223; P. Bertrand - 212; S. Duncan - 203; B. Rahm - 200. Over 600 Triples: I Venning - 633 JUNIOR LEAGUE Team Standings: Team One - 2: Team Two - 3; Team Three - 5, Team Four - 0, Team Five - 0, Team Six - 5 Girls High Single: Tromans - 149 Girls High Double: Stacey Tower 265 Boys High Single: Kevin Martin 201 Boys High Double: Kevin Martin 362 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON l.eandra Team Standings: Pepsodents - 28. Colgates 21. Crests - 19. Ultra Brites 17. Close-Ups - 11, Aqua Fresh 9 High Single: Ann Meester 231 High Triple: Ann Meester 684 Triples over 600: Ann Meester 684 Singles over 200. Ann Meester 231,228,225 Joyce Storry 20, Marg Moore 217. Merle St John 212 Jo Anne Russell 208. Carol Koch 208 Eleanor O'Neil 206. Rose Brown 204 TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Strawberry Shortcake - 23. Pitted Chernes - 22. Kiwis - 19, Honeydews - 16, Lemons 14. Pears - 11 Singles over 200: Kay McBride 233,220. Barb Evans - 206. Lucy Wilson 254. Kacey Harper 221 Triples over 600: Kay McBride 627 THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Team Standings Lanes 14 Centenmal Dowson"s Valu-Mart RUBBER STAMPS Fast Delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 12; Brian's Towing - 12; Legion 419 - 9; Chris Allen Aluminum - 8; Village Taxi - 7; Port Perry 1.G.A. - 6; Philp Pontiac - 5, Home Hard- ware - 5; Emmerson's Insurance - 4; Norm's General Contracting - 2; Wayne's Auto Parts - 0. Top 3 Total Pin-Fall: Dowson's Valu-Mart - 6815; Port Perry 1. G.A. - 6723; Centennial Lanes - 6669. High Single Flat: B. Thompson - 330; Glen Wilson - 316; Mike Vander- by - 311. High Single with Handicap: Glen Wilson - 258; B. Thompson - 330; J. Finley - 307; C. Butson - 295. High Triple Flat: Doug Bache - 775, Pat Mason - 724; B. Thompson - 723. High Single with Handicap: Glen Wilson - 358. B. Thompson - 330; J. Finley - 307. C. Butson - 295 LADIES 9:00 P.M. MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING IFeam Standings: Smurfs - 25; Flintstones - 20. Snorks - 19; Littles 15: Jetsons - 15, Chipmunks - 11 High Single: Betty Moore - 248 High Triple: Betty Moore - 582 Singles over 200: Vivian Rider - 207. Marg Pelow 226. Alice Glasbergen - 229. Tina Rose - 234, Thelma McCreight - 238. Kathy Bristow - 244. Betty Moore - 248 SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Red Wings 21. Rangers - 17. Oilers - 15. Leafs - 14, Canadiens 11. Bruins - 6 Mens High Single Flat: Al Argue 289 Mens High Single with Handicap: Al Argue - 335 Mens High Triple Flat: Bill Turner - 692 Mens High Triple with Handicap: Bill Turner - 699 ladies High Single Flat: Fern Harvard 211 l.adies High Single with Han- dicap: Brenda Cummings - 260 l.adies High Triple Flat: Fern Harvard 528 l.adies High Triple with Han- dicap: Fern Harvard 563 ladies over 210: Fern Harvard 211 Men over 210: Bill Turner 218,264. 210. Jim Rader - 238.247. Tom Tennyeon 220 Lorne Clarke 255. Ted Harvard - 226. Ken Stauf fer 210.215. Phil Hoskin - 240 Mens Triple over 615: Bill Turner 692 Jim Rider 690. Ken Stauffer 623 newcomer Jamie Myette at centre. Myette has a wealth of Junior C experience with the old Rice Lake team, Lindsay and Little Britain. He's a proven goal scorer, a nifty puck handler and coach Marquis says he 'has a great attitude." Myette recently moved to the Port Perry area and team officials were pleasantly surprised when he show- ed up at training camp. Brian Nicholson was the scoring spark-plug for the MoJacks last season with 48 goals and 38 assists in 28 games. He'll be seeing a lot of ice time this year taking his regular shifts and playing the point on power plays. He was probably the hardest shot in the Junior C loop. Also up front on the forward lines, the MoJacks are expecting some goal scoring punch from veterans Brad Flaxman and Paul Butter- worth, a speedy skater who likes the rough going. Other players from last years squad will include Jeff Butter- worth, Jeff Duncan and Dean Smith. Mark Goreski of Port Perry has cracked the line-up along with Chris Nicholson, Brian's younger brother. And coach Marquis has been im- pressed with two newcomers from the Pontypool area: Andy Souch and Rod Armstrong who are proving to be tough customers in the corners. DEFENSE Along the blue line, the MoJacks will have a blend of talented veterans and rookies. Oshawa native Jeff McColl is back in the green and gold, much to the delight of team officials. He joined the club midway through the season last year and is one of the smoothest skaters on the squad. He is also one of the hardest hitters. Rob Nicholson will see a lot of du- ty on defense. He handles the puck well and is capable of straightening up any opposition forward with a body check. Vaughan McKee, bothered by in- juries during the 1984-85 season is back with the MoJacks and the team will be counting on his size and strength. Rob Sedore will also play defense in his sophomore year. The ex- perience he gained last season should prove helpful and he's look- ed steady in the exhibition games. Two newcomers on the blue line are John Campbell of Oshawa and Clay Dempsey from Greenbank who played his minor hockey in Port Perry. Campbell is a tall, lanky youngster with good speed and range. Dempsey also has good range and plays a hard-nosed "'stay- at-home' style on defense. In goal, the MoJacks will be coun- ting heavily on Ken Harman who seems to thrive on plenty of work. Harman's a veteran in the league with the MoJacks. He'll be backed up by Paul Goreski of Port Perry who looked very sharp in the 9-5 win over Lindsay Sunday night when he played the final half of the game. With the regular schedule just around the corner, coach Marquis is hoping his team gets off to a quick start with a string of several vic- tories. Last year, the team got off to a poor start with nine losses in the first 13 games before turning things around en route to a third place finish. He is cautiously optimistic the team can finish in the top three again this season, but he agrees with most league observers that the Bowmanville Eagles will be the team to beat. He said as well that Little Britain Merchants appear to have a strong club again this year. The MoJacks will be in Port Hope this Thursday evening for their first game, and their next match will be Friday, October 18 when they visit Lakefield to take on the Chiefs. The first home game at the Scugog Arena will be Sunday, Oc- tober 20, when the Lindsay Muskies pay a visit. Teams will play a 28 game schedule this year with all clubs making the first round of playoffs. Like last year, the top four finishers will select who they meet from the teams who finish in the bottom four spots. No contact Hockey League Crandells Riverboat and Laroc- que Electric battled to a 4-4 draw. Crandell's Ken Jeffrey and Doug Bache scored early in this contest, only to see Larocque come back with 4 straight goals, 2 by Bill Hurst and 1 each by Ritchie LeFort and 1 Randy Logan. Crandells made it 4-3 halfway through the third period on a goal by Sandy Garvock. With :43 seconds left on the clock, Dave Mann scored the equalizer. Game Two Smith Contracting handed Sport- sland its third straight defeat by a 5-2 mauling. This game seesawed the first 2 periods on goals by Mike Driscoll and Bob Lee for Smiths. Bill VanCamp and Ron Zaparaniuk scored for Sportsland. The third period was all Smiths. As Bruce Smith, Keijo Kinnunen and Al Bon- ner scored three unanswered goals. Game Three J&D Carpenter's won their third straight game 4-2 over Compton Cable T.V. The Carpenters held sole possession of first place on goals by Terry Rose, Wayne Fox, Dennis Lycett and Dan Horner. Scoring Compton's goals were Dave Bourgeois and Ron Compton. Game Four The defensive game of the day was played by Galley Fish and Chips and B.J. Donuts with Galley skating away with a 2-1 victory. Scoring for Galley, Dick Martin and Glen Howsam. B.J 's lone goal by Steve Calder. Local karate instructor gets second black belt The Port Perry Wado Kai Karate Club began its fall season with "History in the Making.'~ At an awards dinner held September 29 at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Port Perry's instructor Robert Dods was promoted to an international se- cond degree black belt The Crowning achievement of the nmght which saw the ten various black belt ranks presented. was the promotion of Mr Dod's Sensei, (in- structor) David Manara. to 6th Dan This award was presented by Mr Masaru Shintani. 8th Dan, head of the Wado Kai Karate Federation of North America In his speech, Mr Shintani an nounced that this was the first time this high a degree has ever been awarded outside of Asia and to a non-Japanese This great honor 1s felt by all Sensei Rob Dods stated this 1s the kind of exemplary leader- ship which guides all the Wado Kai *lubs to teach and instill in the students their own integrity and self worth and desire to help others which is so much a part of this train- ing in karate Under Sensei Manara tutorage, nine affiliated clubs have grown from the Ryerson club, established in 1971, to include Toronto, Oshawa, Port Perry, Edmonton and the Bahamas Also at the awards dinner, honorable mention was given of Port Perry's Andrew Postma who. earlier in September, received his Shodan-Ho, or temporary black belt This is the first and leading student of Senser Dods to reach the black belt training level since the cl' b's establishment in 1983. Three more first degree black belts were awarded to Sharen Im- meson, Ron Sheyan and Chris Arsenault of Oshawa's Durham Col- lege Karate Club To continue the Fall excitement, Port Perry par ticipated this Saturday past in a tournament at Brock University in St. Catherines and brought home 6 awards won by: Rob Dods - 2nd Sparring - 2nd degree Black Belt, Michele VanHeiningen - 3rd Kata, Trevor Mollon - 3rd Kata, Tracey Mollon - 2nd Sparring. Allison Mahoney - 1st Sparring and Rob Dods with Neil Taylor, Oshawa and, John Gallagher represented Ryer- son in team Kata and won a 1st place trophy The Port Perry Wado Kai Karate club has just begun its fall beginners classes and as a result of an over- whelming response, there is limited space left for anyone still interested in joining The classes are held Tuesday and Sundays at 7 pm at the Latcham Centre The cost is $55 00 for 3 months and family group discounts are available Past students, friends and the general public are invited to visit and watch or participate in classes held all year round For more information call Rob Dods at class time 985-7982 or Carlon Garcia, 579-9515 GEOL ARES 2 YE Td alban BRE ve I Er i ST ISR a a Chnaniinll isin scle in outblich ETE