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= The 9th annual Stedmans Ciub Bonspiel for ladies was held Saturday at Port Perry Curling . Club-and just half a point separated the top two teams after three games. Shirley Barr and Myles Knutson presented the Stedmans trophy to win- ning skip"Alice Edgar and her rink of Margaret Pee Wee B's in Baltimore J -- rl PE Nr ny Fh - » 4 Port wins consolation ] by Dave Talbot : On December 29 the team travell- ed to Baltimore for their second tournament of the season. In their ~ first game the Port boys tangled with Manvers and were out hustled and ended up on the short end of an 8-1 score. Todd Taylor picked up our only goal on a beautiful shot on the goalie's glove side. Jason McBride was awarded the M.V.P. for his hard work in this game. This loss * placed us out of the running for the championship but gave us a'shot at the consolation. . _ Petites » wer / | On Saturday, January 10 the Brutons I.D.A. Petites travelled to Iroquois Park in Whitby. This game was the first game in the new year and the girls came out on the losing side with a score of 6-5. Port's lack of effort along with poor passing. and skating got them into trouble more than once during the game. The girls failed to capitalize on the power play at- tempts against Whitby which could have made a difference in the score. After a good start to the season Port now sees that without a second ef- The next game saw Port face off with a team from Bobcaygeon. The bulk of the first period was scoreless with the action heated around both nets. With 1 second remaining in the first period, Bobcageon popped in their first goal of the game. After . the teams switched ends Port put the pressure on and finally at 8:09 Jason McBride scored, assisted by Darrell Vanderslagt and "John- "Boo" Ennis. Port popped another one in at 5:25. This one was scored by Ennis and assisted by McBride and Craig Leask. own 6-5 fort by all the team members they could be out-of the playoffs. Scoring for Port was Denna Lovering 4 goals, 1 assist, Lyndsay 'Dutkewich 1 goal, 2 assists. Kim Poppleton 2 assists, Tanya Towns 1 assist and Kelly Menzies 1 assist. ? Our next game is Jan. 17 against Scarboro in Port Perry at 5:30 p.m. This is the last meeting with Scar- boro this season and the girls will have to work hard and try to take two points. See you there! Bobcaygeon then scored again and Port reacted by Ennis scoring a second goal, this time assisted by Brendon Agnew. Bobcaygeon then tied it up again to end the second period with the score 3-3. Port then worked hard and Craig Leask broke the tie at 7:20 of the third "period ' assisted by Jason McBride. Port then held on to that lead until a Bobcaygeon shot re- bounded off Chris McLeod into the net at 2:32. Then Port got really determined and in the dying seconds Craig Leask picked up the puck in the corner, circled around the net and put the puck in with 1 second re- maining. "Boo" Ennis was award- ed with the M.V.P. for the game. This placed us jn the consolation final.' : Port then locked horns with a team from Otonabee. At the first drop of the puck Port had this game - in hand. Port destroyed the - Otonabee team by a score of 9-2. A very happy team captain Greg Fit- zgerald accepted the trophy. John Ennis 4 goals, Brad Moase 1 goal, Jason McBride 3 goals, 1 assist, Scott Menzies 1 goal, 1 assist, Dar- rell Vandersagt 1 assist, Craig - Leask 2 assists, and Chris McLeod, Mike Olaisen, Brendon Agnew, Greg Fitzgerald, and Todd Taylor with one assist each. - 'Matthew Willets and Dave Talbot - shared the goaltending duties in the three games. y i. Come to The Family Event of the Year! *** BENEFIT HOCKEY GAME * HL =. ... Eddie Shack, Fred Stanfield, Rod Selling, etc. "PORT PERRY JUNIOR C MOJACES <;:= OLDTIMERS Port Perry Arena -- 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24th, 198 - Adults - $5.00 (advante);~$6.00 (at the door) - Students 12 to 16 years - $2.00 Children under 12 -- FREE if accompanied by an adult TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Stedmans, Irwin Smith Music Ltd.. Central Seven Office Pineridge Sports and Spertsiand i id Geer, Anne Ivanco and Helen Pasco. At right Eve | Johnson president of the Ladies Curling, still in clown's paint and costume. Second place, just half a point back was the rink skipped by Clara Martyn. All proceeds to Central Seven Association for the Developmentally Handicapped PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 13, 1987 -- 2) Tough losses for Port Pee Wees On Tuesday the Port Perry Pee Wee Legionnaires played against Port Hope and came out on the los- ing end of a 6-4 game. Port Perry's first goal was scored by Mark Andrews and was assisted by Jason Towns and Greg Fit zgerald. Port Hope scored four goals in the first period before Port Perry started to get into the game Steve Staniland scored the second goal for the Legionnaires with the pass coming from Jody Logan. Mark Andrews was working very hard and came up with a fine unassisted goal. Jeff Parry scored our last goal on a wild corner shot after picking up a pass from Jan Heyes. On Friday night the Legionnaires played against the Oshawa LNHL "Bruins and won their game 6-1. The Port team worked-hard and Jan Heyes opened the scoring with Mark Andrews and Jeff Parry pick- ing up the assists. Within 30 seconds Jan Heyes again scored for Port with 'the pass coping from Jason - Towns. © - 'Check out these SAVINGS right now at Anderson's. In the second period Mark An- drews made a great breakaway and scored unassisted. Jan Heyes got his hat trick when the line of Heyes, "Mark Andrews and Jeff Parry all worked hard to chalk up the next goal ) (Oshawa scored their only goal in the third period just before Jason Towns caught a pass from Steve Staniland and scored on a great rushing play. Jan Heyes scored the final goal for Port unassisted. The defense lines of Chris Forder, Greg Fitzgerald, Brett Puckrin and Jason Towns all worked very effectively Shawn Larocque played a strong game in net Port travelled to Uxbridge on Sun- day to play an exhibition game and had a hard hitting, fast moving game. Unfortunately they lost 2-0 "but it wasn't for lack of trying. The shots on net were an even 16 to 16 in- dicating the type of game it was. , The boys go to Stouffville on Mon- day night to play their final series game. 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