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¥ A LTT wr TIRANA 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 15, 1986 More players to be featured in future Star issues A look at some of the 1986-87 Jr. MoJacks on IR Name: Mike Watters, #12 Name: Rob Phinney, #20 Age: 16 Age: 20 Name: Greg Warriner, #11 Name: Sean Bradley, #18 Name: Clay Dempsey, #5 e 1 e: 19 Age: 19 _ : ry Left wing, shoots left Position: right wing, shoots Position: defense, shoots left Position: left wing, shoots left Position: defense, shoots right HE./Wt.: 5'8" 150 pounds left | Ht./Wt.: 6'1" 180 pounds Ht./Wt.: 61" 175 pounds Ht./Wt.: 5'11" 185 pounds Home: Port Pery 'Ht./Wt.:5'10" 165 pounds Home: Greenbank Home: Oshawa Home: Whitby Last team: Port Perry Home: Walkerton Last team: MoJacks Last team: Oshawa Juveniles Last team: Whitby Major Midgets Last team: Walkerton Jr. C. Bantams Name Darren Nesbitt, #2 Age: 18 Position: defense, shoots left Ht./Wt.: 6'1" 185 pounds Home: Oshawa Last team: Legionnaires Hawks Name: Jim Lewis, #8 Age: 20 Position: defense, shoots left Ht./Wt.: 5'11" 175 pounds Home: Oshawa Last team: Oshawa Juveniles Name: Paul Goreski, #30 Age: 19 Position: goal Ht./Wt.: 5'11" 150 pounds Home: Port Perry Last team: MoJacks Name: Mark McVety, #10 Age: 20 Position: left wing, shoots left Ht./Wt.: 5'10"" 150 pounds Home: Oshawa Last team: Oshawa Black Hawks Name: Craig Menzies, #9 Age: 18 Position: centre, shoots left Ht./Wt.: 6' 160 pounds Home: Port Perry Last team: Port Midgets Games close in Atom House League action As this is the first write-up for the season, we would like to introduce the sponsors of the teams and their coaches. Lake Scugog Lumber, Don Kett 985-3491; Bob Bradbury 985-2149; Mar) Tripp Realty, Steve Holt, 985-3278; Roy Hope 985-7471. U.A.W.Keith Beer 985-2083; Jeff Cox 985-9044; Gord Lewis Motors, Ron Cosway 985-8840; Bill Hall 985-3202, Whitby Auto Wreckers, Jim Rankin 985-8537; Wayne Venning 985-2723. Port Perry Lions, Norm Gawley 985-3675; Dave Ellis 986-4671. Next week we will have a list of the boys on each team as some were holidaying this gorgeous Saturday, and were not assigned sweater numbers. The following are the results of the action-packed openers on Satur- day afternoon. Port Pegry Lions -- 1 Marj Tripp Realty -- 1 This was an exciting game from start to finish with both teams play- ing some outstanding hockey. Graham Holt opened the score for Marj Tripp at the 4:33 mark of the first period unassisted. It was a hard fought battle all the way, as the Marj Tripp team had no extras to choose from on the bench and played at a very fast pace. The Lions in full uniform had an ex- cellent goal by Keven Ellis in the dy- ing minutes of the third period to even the score and leave the game tied. Shannon Leslie and Mike Staniland pressed on numerous oc- casions for the Lins, but James Pat- terson in goal for Tripp turned them away. Craig Dale between the pipes for the Lions had a very steady game coming up with some pro-like saves l.ake Scugog Lumber -- 2 UAW. --0 Another excellent game with both teams evenly matched at 10 a side. The first period saw both clubs play- ing very defensive and as a result no F goals were scored. Karen Kett in goal for Lake Scugog and Garf Lefort for U.A.W. made some dazzl- ing saves. It wasn't until the 11:02 mark of the second period, that Lake Scugog popped one, the credit going to Tobe Shewan, assisted by Kevin Pearce. The U.AW.'s for- ward Derek Anderson and defenseman Ryan Ridgway had ex- cellent opportunities, but could not put it past Lake Scugog's defense. In the third period Lake Scugog scored. Dale Bradbury.fending the target assisted by winger Andrew Jones. Gord Lewis Motors -- 1 Whitby Auto Wreckers -- 4 This was a real thriller with lots of excitement in both ends. Whitby Auto Wreckers got on the scoreboard twice in the first period with two unassisted goals going to Mike Labanovich. Gord Lewis Motors' Lou Whitfield, Mike Pugh and Mark Cosway had some chances but Greg Ranking for Whit- by Auto Wreckers was in fine form and covered well between the pipes. In the second period Neil Hancock scored from Mike Labanovich to put the Auto Wreckers ahead 3-0. Gord (Turn page page 25)