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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 3, 1985 Action at the bowling lanes Strikes and spares THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING LEAGUE Finals For First Half Total Points: Centennial Lanes - 5, Legion 419 - 46, Village Taxi - 45, Port Perry IGA - 43; Home Hard- ware - 43, Dowson's Valu-Mart - 43; Philp Pontiac - 41; Chris Allen Aluminum - 39, Emmerson's - 38; Brian's Towing - 32; Scugog Oil - 22, Norm's General - 21. Total Pinfall: Centennial Lanes - 36693, Port Perry IGA - 36484; Chris Allen Aluminum - 36435; Taxi - 36354; Philp - 36307, Home Hard- ware - 35885, Legion - 35877, Em- merson Ins. - 35513, Brians - 35177; Dowson's - 35118; Norms - 34272, Scugog Oil - 33382. High Single Flat: Jack Lynde - 386; Jim Ballingall - 302; Don Fran- cis - 290. High Singles with Handicap: Jack Lynde - 416. Jim Ballingall - 326. Ron Larkin - 317 High Triple Flat: J Lynde - 773. D Francis - 769, Ron Redman - 753 High Triple with Handicap: J Lynde - 863, Ron Redman - 804: Don Francis - 802. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Team Standings: Honey dews - 17; Lemons - 16; Strawberry Short- cake - 11; Kiwis - 8; Pitted Cherries - 6, Pears - 5. Singles over 200: May Raby - 200,261; Marg Jeffrey - 209; Joan Knight - 208, Lucy Wilson - 201,229; Joan Fleming - 221; Kay McBride - 201. Triples over 600: May Raby - 646; Lucy Wilson - 608. Sportsland Juniors bring home silver On Saturday November 23 the Port Perry Sportsland Juniors travelled to Stayner for a two day tournament. The first team they 'played was against Richmond Hill. They won this game 8-6. Scoring for us was Melissa Moehring 2; Sherri Harris 2; Jenny Blanchard 2; Rachel Traynor 1 and Kim Loudfoot 1. Assists went to Val White 1; Jen- ny Pelow 2; Sherri Harris 2, Michelle Beare 2 and Kelly Calloway 1. Next we played Stayner winning this game 4-1. Kelly Calloway and Jenny Blanchard both scored 2 goals each. Rachel Traynor, Colleen Yorke, Kim Caudle and Cindy Har- ris each had 1 assist. Winning this put us into the championship game against Caledonia This was a long and trying game for our girls. The girls were very evenly matched. Although we started the scoring with 2 goals, Caledonia came right back and scored 2 near the end of the first period. Caledonia then opened the second period with 2 goals but did not hold the lead for long before Port came up with 2 more goals. The girls kept on work- ing hard but Caledonia slipped one by us breaking the tie and winning the game 5-4. All this giving us a well earned silver. The girls deserv- ed a lot of credit. Super goaltending was played by Terri Childs and Kerri Allen. Scoring for us was Kim Loudfoot 2, Colleen Yorke 1 and Sherri Harris 2. Assists went to Michelle Beare 3. Our next game is Wednesday, December 4, 6:00 p.m. at Port Perry J and D pulls off an upset over Smiths J&D Carpentry - 5 Smith Contracting - 3 J&D Carpentry upset first place Smith Contracting 5-3 Dan Horner led the way with 2 goals and 1 assist Wayne Fox had a fine game with 3 assists Dennis Lycett received 1 goal and 1 assist Other goals by Brian Samis and John Connors Smiths goals scored by Mike Driscoll, Al Bonner and John Kotar- ba Assists to Bruce Smith, Jody Peters, Doug Bronson, Bob lee, Mike Driscoll and Ron Dawis B.J. Donuts - 5 Crandells Riverboat - 2 Bob Tarbotton notched his first hat trick of the season to lead B J Donuts to a 52 victory over Crandells Riverboat Jim Duncan scored B J 's other 2 goals Assists to Berme McAneney (2), Kevin Reid, Larry Jackson, Mark Burger and Jim Duncan Crandells goals by Dave Mann MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 BOWLING Team Standings: Mickey Mouse 12. Pluto - 7. Minme Mouse 7 Goofy - 6. Donald Duck 6. Bambi 4 Singles over 200: FF Venning 243.225, S Jackson - 226. G Wallace 224. S. Cosburn - 215. B Rahm 213 Triples over 600: FF Venning 663 (2) Assists to Wayne Taylor, Donovan Smith and Dave Kay with 2 Sportsland - 6 Compton T.V. - 3 Sportsland skated to their fourth straight win, thumping Compton TV 63 Bill Van Camp had his most pro- ductive game of the season with 2 goals and 2 assists Richard Hope scored 2 goals and 1 assist. Bran Callery and Wayne Norton scored Sportsland's other goals Assists to Ken Smart, Ron Zaparamuk (2). and Denms Anderson Compton's goals by John Foster, Mike Fitzgerald and Ron Thomson Assists to John Foster (2) and Ron Thomson Galley Fish and Chips - 3 l.arocque Electric - 1 Galley Fish and Chips jumped out to an early 1.0 lead on a fine goal by Phil Walmsley assisted by Bull Hurst and Ken Lattle larocque equalled the score 2 minutes later on a goal by Mark Jobb assisted by Ritchie LeFort The game stayed tied through the second period and halfway through the third. when Ken Little took a pass from Larry Page and Dick Martin to net the winner for Galley Galleys third goal scored by Ken Little who stole the puck at the blue hne and deposited it into an empty net TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: Pontiacs - 12. Hondas - 11; Cadillacs - 7; Chevs - 7. Toyatos - 3; Fords - 2. Over 200: Roger Lafontaine 204,262, Robert Espie - 213,213. Lorne Mallory - 218; Alf Tomchisin - 217, Bob Bryans - 211, Paul Crouter - 213; Ken Rankin - 207; Jim Buchan - 203. Over 600: Roger Lafontaine - 629; Robert Espie - 623. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 P-M. BOWLING Team Standings: Flintstones - 13; Littles - 13; Jetsons - 12; Snorks - 12; Chipmunks - 10; Smurfs - 3. High Single: Gail Bolton - 223. High Triple: Gail Bolton - 611. Singles over 200: Mary Michel - 203; Gail Kowalczyk - 203; Vivian Foster - 205; Thelma McCreight - 213; Sue Calhoun - 220; Gail Bolton - 223; Tina Rose - 209,201. Triples over 600: Tina Rose - 600; Gail Bolton - 611. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Lead Bottoms - 19; Misfits - 19; Little Red Corvet- tes - 9; Alley Cats - 7; The Wild Ones - 7; Rear Enders - 2. High Singles: Mary Hawes - 316,216; Chris Williamson - 221; Viv Rider - 216; Bev Evans - 215; Pat Norton - 212; Bev Thompson - 204. High Single with Handicap: Mary Hawes - 316,216; Donna Brain - 238,213; Chris Williamson - 226; Viv Rider - 226; Bev Evans - 237; Linda Bourgeois - 225,218; Marot Brain - 217. High Triple: Mary Hawes - 735. High Triple with Handicap: Mary Hawes - 735; Linda Bourgeois - 639. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Oilers - 14; Canadiens - 10; Bruins - 7; Rangers -5, Maple Leafs - 4; Red Wings - 2. Mens High Single Flat: Jim Rider - 357. Mens High Single with Handicap: Jim Rider - 357. Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider - 752. Mens High Triple with Handicap: Jim Rider - 752. Ladies High Single Flat: Vivian Rider - 266. l.adies High Single with Han- dicap: Sheila Shortridge - 307 l.adies Over 210: Vivian Rider - 266, Sheila Shortridge - 264. Bev Brown - 255; Pat Turner - 224. Mar- cy Tremble - 223 Men over 210: Jim Rider - 357,219, Ted Harvard - 249. Bill Turner - 239.216. Ken Pipher - 227. Brent Coppins - 223, Tom Tennyson - 211, Al York -210 l.adies over 600 Triple: Rider - 602 Men over 615 Triple: Jim Rider - 752. Ted Harvard - 616. Bill Turner 619. Ken Pipher - 616 Vivian WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Ultra Bites 19. Pepsodents - 14, Close-Ups 9. Colgates - 7. Aqua-Fresh-7 Crests - High Single: Ann Meester 239 High Triple: Ann Meester 665 Singles over 200: Ann Meester 239.239 Gerri Langille - 235. Janet Smith - 228 204 Jovce Storry 225 Barb Kelly 214. Marg Moore - 210. Rose Brown - 208. Dorothy Emard 208. Manan Geer - 206. Bev Dowson - 201 Sunday was a cold, dark, damp day in Scugog Township, hard- "ly the kind of day to enjoy a stroll along Lilla Street in Port Perry. Ta oY But the weather didn't stop this gentleman, even if he had to keep his head bowed in the face of a miserable east wind. An incident two weeks ago in a Juvenile hockey game between Ux- bridge and Pickering has led to two assault charges against one of the Pickering players. On November 26, Durham Regional Police charged 18 year old Rod Kammerer of Pickering Village with assault causing bodily harm and aggravated assault. The incident took place late in the second period during a game played at the Uxbridge Arena. Shawn Leonard, 18, who plays for Uxbridge became involved in a fight on the ice with another player. The pair was separated by the referees. Leonard was being held on the ice by the referees when the other Hockey player to face charges player started to skate away. The player then apparently turned quickly and kicked Leonard in the face. The young man was taken to Ux- bridge Hospital where doctors work- ed for two hours to close a gash under his chin. The cut required 40 stitches and had it been an inch or two lower, the skate blade might have severed the youth's wind-pipe. The young player spent more than a week recuperating from the injury. After the kicking incident, players from the Uxbridge bench stormed onto the ice and the game was call- ed at that point. Petites win another On Sunday December 1, the Bruton's I.D A Petites hosted the Mariposa team and were able to beat them by a score of 5-4 Mariposa got on the score board early with 2 goals before Denna Lovering from Lyndsay Dutkewich and Kim Poppleton brought us to within 1 goal Denna again scored from Lyndsay and Jennifer Morden Port went ahead on a goal by Kel- ly Menzies from Denna and Kim P The score remained 3-2 till the ear- ly seconds of the second period when Lyndsay scored unassisted. It wasn't long before Mariposa added another goal to bring them within 1 goal of us. Kelly from Amy soon put us 2 ahead but Mariposa kept press- ing for 1 more goal making the final score 5-4 for Port Perry The girls played well although they did seem a bit confused by the no-zone rule. Our next game will be Sunday December 8 at 4 pm when we travel to Woodville See you there' Tweens break tie Saturday proved to be exciting as the Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens played host to Whitby [Lisa Levy opened the game with the first two goals. but Whitby press ed hard and took advantage of every opportunity so that the first period ended with a 4-4 tie Whitby came back in the second period with two goals which we were able to match but their last two goals went unanswered leaving the final score 8-6 lisa Levy scored all of our six goals with one assist each going to Nicky Beare, Christine Mueller, Heather Lawrence, Danielle Cooper. Sylvia Durward and Nicole Slack This was an exciting game to watch girls Keep up the good work' Be sure to cheer on our Tweens as they travel to Oakwood on Wednes day. December 4 at 7:00 pm ai we Pa a RN