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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 3, 1987 Strong Whitby team outscores Sporitsland 10-5 in home opener [JN "outscoring us again to make the On Thursday, February 26 the Port Perry Sportsland juniors played their first playoff game at home against the team from Whitby 4 The Port girls started fast and furious scoring within the first thir- ty seconds of the game but the Whit. by squad-quickly nullified any fur- ther attack Port could muster by scoring 5 straight geals before Sportsland could find the net again Although the Port team displayed a good team effort the Whitby girls re mained in control in the last period final 10 to 5 in their favour This game saw a total of 22 penalties handed out to the. two teams as they battled back and forth for possession of the ring Scoring for Port were Sherry Har- ris 2 goals, 1 assist, KeliygCalloway 2 goals, Michelle Beare 2 assists, Cindy Harris 2 assists, Jen Pelow 1 goal, Colleen Yorke 1 assist and Rachel Traynor with 1 assist On Friday, February 27 the Sport sland juniors travelled to Little Bri- tain to participate in the annual mt Sl TT Hi HINTON, ; . h Mariposa tournament. Our first game at 6:30 p.m. was against the same Whitby squad who had handed us a loss the night before, but this time it was a dif- ferent story. As in the previous game Port took the lead witlfin the first minute of the game but this spurred the girls on and they never relinquished the lead throughout the entire contest making the final 6 to 4 in our favour. As in the other encounters _bet- ween these two teams it was a penalty riddled affair with a total of eS ie al. cE Sie 1 { § : g 3 . As Na Ah AOA RS A LO he 23 minors being handed out. This game was won on pure determina- tion and hard work and it was good to see the girls put it altogether. Our next game was at 10 a.m. Saturday morning against a very good team from Blackburn and although the Port girls tried their best the wheels had fallen off from the night before and Blackburn won « this game 5 to 1. . : Our next contest Sunday morning at 8 a.m. was against another ex- cellent team from Cambridge. The Port team started strong and fast in this match and finished the first period with a 4 to 3 lead but with a rash of penalties midway through the final frame quickly found themselves under the gun by the. score of 7 to» which they couldn't overcome. EARLY WEAN CALF STARTER Shur-Gain Early Wean Calf Starter promotes rapid growth and healthy calves . . . with no mess and no weaning stress. It's an all-milk pelleted calf pre-starter that supplies all the nutrition of a liquid calf milk replacer, fortified with all the necessary vitamins and minerals for superior growth. Most important--its natural good taste encourages calves to start eating Early Wean Calf Starter as early as three days. This palatability will encourage early grain consumption and is the basis of the two-week early wean concept.' ) Put Shur-Gain Early Wean Calf Starter to work for you. Visit your Shur-Gain Service Centre today. Scoring for the tournament were Michelle Beare 2 goals, 4 assists, "Jen Pelow 3 goals, 2 assists, Sherry Harris 2 goals, 3 assists, Kelly Calloway 2 goals, 1 assist, Rachel Traynor 2 goals, 1 assist, Calleen Yorke 1 goal, 1 assist, Cindy Harris 2 assists, and Kerri Allen 1 assist. Big upsets inmen's playoffs The first game of the day was a very tight close checking game'in which Sportsland and Galley Fish & Chip tied 1-1. Scoring the lone marker for Sportsland was Kelly Lee: from Ron Hoogeboom. Capitalizing for Galley was Dave Dickson from Mike Adam. "In game two, Smiths Contracting clinched a playoff hope by defeating J&D Carpentry by a score of 3-1. Point getters for Smiths were Larry Jackson 1 goal, 1 assist; Larry Page and John Connors, 1 goal each. Assists to Rick. Brooker, Jolin Foster and Carl Durward 1 assist each. Roger Moase scored the lone goal for J&D unassisted: In game three, Larocque Electric cancelled Crandell"s hopes of the. A" Division playoffs by defeating them 5-3. Scoring for Larocque were Ken Little, 3 goals, 2 assists; Don Orr and Dan Horner, 1 goal each. Assists to Ron Zaparaniuk 3; Clarence Stephenson 2. Scoring for Crandell"s were Richie LeFort, 1 goal, 1 assist; Tim Kane, 1 goal, 1 assist; John Robertson, 1 goal, 1 assist and Keijo Kinnunen, 1 assist. Game four was a slightly one- sided game which saw Compton Cable TV defeat BJ Donuts 4-1. Scoring for Compton were Mark Jobb, 3 goals: Mike Driscoll, 1 goal, 1 assist. Other assists to Jody Peters, Wayne Fox and Carl Fit zgerald, 1 each. The lone marker for BJ's was Bill Bridge from Ed Olsen. Here are the times for next weeks Mills Ltd. games: "yu-8:00 - J&D vs. Crandell's 9:00 - Galley vs. Compton 10:00 - BJ's vs. Larocque 11:00 - Sportsland vs. Smiths Children howled with delight at this segment of "Superfudge" an Erewhon Theatre play presented by the Beta Sigma Phi at the Latcham Centre Saturday afternoon. 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