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Friday, December 13, 1985 Cochranes - 9 IGA - 6 The Trotters using theirtorses in- stincts, came from behind twice, before taking over in the third period, running away on a fast track. In period one, IGA took an early lead on goals from Bobby Orr and Mike Toye, only to look around and see the Trotters come roaring back with Peter Brock, along with Jon Rodway tying it up. Period over 2-2 tie. The second period had IGA again going out front with goals from John Sturman, Chris Lavereau, and Toye coming up with his second of the day. The Horsemen came charging down the straight away with goals from Rodway and Shepstone 5-4 IGA after two. In the third period the horsemen tore down the track, led by Rod- way"s two goals, giving him four for the day. Rob Jamieson added two also, while Ron Halligan scored the lone goal. Ed Toffin added the lone marker for IGA. Picking up assists in the game were Criscione 1; Carr 2; Shepstone 1; Halligan 1; Jamieson 2; Haist 2 and Rodway 2. For IGA Orr 1; Stur- man 1; Toye 1 and Griffin 1. Emmerson's - 2 Consumers Gas - 2 Both teams showed a lot of hustle in this as if both teams wanted a win, but settled for a tie, when it was all over. The first period was nip and tuck until the Gas Works opened up the scoring with Duane Leask from Adam Danter. Then Emmersons came right back with Terry Bache scoring on a pass from Paul Turner. Emmersons scored in the second period after Weinhold intercepted a pass and fed Bache who in turn passed back to Weinhold who scored. The Gas Works wouldn't give in, came back in the third period, with Chris Menzies blasting it in from the blueline from Cary Dowson. December 14, 1985 Consumers Gas - 6 IGA - 2 Six players in all helped in the scoring of goals on Saturday morn- ing in defeating IGA 6-2. Both teams went at it in great style and played a scoreless first period as both goaltenders made some great saves. Eric Douma got IGA going scor- ing on a breakaway only to have from ... 1S Season's Greetings wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! _ PORT PERRY MOJACKS ~~ PLAYERS and EXECUTIVE That this winter will be short. For us an Because Port Perry Tennis Players, Bring an atmosphere to the court, A CHRISTMAS WISH FOR ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE PORT PERRY TENNIS CLUB With the '85 tennis season in Port Perry over, Now that snow has covered the court, Many of us are hoping and praying, Because, the fun derived, from hitting the ball, Is something that only lasts, from spring through fall, And although many of us, with several hobbies have toyed, Very few, if any, will successfully fill the void Because, the joy a tennis player gets, from serving up an ace, Is a feeling that 1s almost, impossible, to replace, And although thoroughout the winter, we can play the indoor game, many other€, it will never be the same Which makes us very proud, to be associated with the sport So while we wait impatiently. for the '86 season to draw near, We wish all PP. Tennis Club Members A Merry Christmas & A Happy, Tennis-filled New Year NZ, THE VAN DER WYST's 4 Chris Menzies drive home a low shot by Hobbs. Eric Doumna again put the bundle carriers ahead with John Sturman and Mike Griffin assisting Then it was all Consumers Gas as Dale Leask tied it at 2-2. Then Adam Danter put them ahead to stay, 3-2 after two periods. Picking up assists Al Honey, Neil Mark and Gary Cary Dowson. Consumers never looked back in the period as Darryl Bradt scored from Dale Leask, Duane Leask got one from Chris Menzies and Trevor Solomon. Then Cary Dowson round- ed out the scoring with help from Duane Leask. Final score 6-2 Gas Works. Emmersons - 7 Cochranes - 3 Emmerson took the play right to the Horsemen, and tallied three times before the Trotters could get PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 17, 1985 -- 25 Bantam House League action on track Darcy Head scored twice, while Jason Beftrand finally found the range, assist going to Weinhold and Jim Jackman. 3-0 after one. Jon Rodway put the Trotters on the score sheet with Halligan assisting. Emmersons answered right back with goals from Jim Jackman and Bertrand getting his second of the day, assists going to Bertrand, Joe Jackman and Jim Jackman. The Trotters added two goals from Alan Shepstone and Jon Rod- way with Vince Criscione, Chris Carr and Peter Brock picking one assist each. Darcy Head got his second Hat Trick in the third pericd for the season while Chris Logan finally broke the drought and scored giving Emmersons a 7-3 win. There are four more games next weekend again. See you there boys. The country boys whip city dudes by Mark Barkey The Port Perry Goreski Insulation Bantams are thankful to be country boys as they defeated Oshawa 4-0. It seems Oshawa has a habit of call- ing us farm boys, but the tables were turned on them and Port won 4-0. Port scored early in the second period on a goal from Shawn (Relic) Nanay, assisted by Mark Barkey and Brad Traves. The next goal was also scored in the second by our chief, Brad Menzies, assists went to his linemates Jeff Oke and Warren Geer. Greg Stapleton scored the third int he third from a pass by Mark Barkey. The final goal was from Clair Cornish with assists go- ing to Mike Sorley and Brad Traves. Port then travelled to Uxbridge and edged them by a score of 4-3. Scoring early in the first period was Stephen Connors (welcome back Steve!) on an unassisted effort. Ux- bridge scored the next one to end the first. Tied at one, and just fifty-three seconds into the first, Jeff Oke scored assisted by Shawn Nanay and Mark Barkey. Uxbridge tied the game not long after that, but Port didn't stop trying and scored again. This time it was Jeff Oke getting his second of the night with Brad Men- zies assisting. Uxbridge tied the game again but you can't hold a good team down and Jamie Menzies proved that, as he slapped home another one with Clair Cornish and Jeff Oke assisting. Extending their winning streak to eight was what happened as Port Ne, Vaan. v Vo rmny XT Available at Give him quality. durability and g performance this Christmas in ( a HOMELITE chain saw We have several models to choose le oP ®- Home immed ELITE WILLY & SON SM ard tow I So easy to give! from that are perfect for the pro «onal farmer or the casual \ fog n ~~ =) har gyman See our Christmas specials, today! --A (Across from Brewer's Retail) rap. ALL ENGINE REPAIR 650 SCUGOG ST., PORT PERRY - 985-3192 ' v dumped Bowmanville 4-3. Mark Barkey scored the first, assisted by Jeff Oke. Shawn Nanay chalked up the second on a deflection from An- drew Steele. Jamie Menzies fed a pass to Clair Cornish who slipped the puck past the netminder. With not much time remaining, Brad Menzies slapped (and 1 mean slap- ped) another one by, thus giving Port the victory. I would just like to say thank-you to our parents and fans who make our hockey much more enjoyable. We appreciate you acting like adults rather than some kind of wild animals like some other parents. Our whole team says thank-you. Eagles flying (From page 24) The Final In the Championship game they played Newcastle and won 4 to 3. This was one of the best games of the tournament with end to end ac- tion. Newcastle jumped into a fast 2 to 0 lead but the Eagles fought back to make it 3 to 2 on goals by Lee Wilbur assisted by Craig Menzies, Greg Warriner assisted by Craig Menzies and Dave Burnett, Craig Menzies assisted by Greg Warriner and Chris Cookman. Newcastle tied it up in the 3rd period with less than 5 minutes to go, but Old Spark Plug, John Har- man, got the winner, with a wicked slap shot from the blue line, assisted by Derek Dexter and Steve Durham to salt the victory away. Bill Eade played all 3 games in net and put in a solid effort! The Eagles next tournament 1s in Bowmanville December 27, 28 and 29. 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