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Bruins nip Flyers in floor hockey match On November 30, the Port Perry Beige Flyers played host to the Blackstock Bruins in a very exciting Junior Floor Hockey game, but lost to the Bruins by a score of 5 to 4. For the Blackstock Bombers, Brad Morton scored their first goal on the. Flyer's goalie, Doug Short, in the first period while Dillon Weber and Tommy Waters were each able to get the puck pass Doug in the se- cond period of this game. Adam Jones was the only Beige Flyer that was able to put the puck between the pipes when Luke Car- naghan was playing in the net for Game one was a close, hard fought battle in which Norton's Home Improvements squeaked past J & D Carpentry 2-1. Capitalizing for Norton's were Rob Evans from Bob Lee, and Clarence Stephenson from Dan Car- ty and Bob McEachern. The lone marker for J & D was Joe Curran from Jody Peters and Dennis Lycett. Game two saw Crandell's River- boat defeat Dennis Andersons 5-3. Scorers for Crandells were Ken Jeffrey 2 goals, Larry Jackson 2 goals, Richie LeFort 1 goal, 1 assist. Adding assists were Mike Driscoll 2 assists, Carl Durward 2 assists, Ron Davis and Brian Burns 1 each. Fighting for Anderson's were Glen McCoy 2 goals, Sean Kenny 1 goal. Assists to Reg Templeman 2, Ron Hoogeboom, Larry Courtice, Bill Bridge, and Dave Bourgeois each with one. Game three saw 'History In The Making' as Sportsland won their "first" game over Compton Cable T.V. by a score of 4-3. the Bombers, during the first period. Brenda Tromans replaced Luke in the Bomber's net for the se- cond period and shut out the Beige Flyers by making great saves when needed. The score, after two periods, was 3 to 1 for the Blackstock Bombers. In the third period, the Beige Flyers came flying out and tied up the game at three by getting single goals from Matthew Koetje and Jef- frey Whitfield. The Bombers broke the tie by getting a goal on a long shot by Ronald Kelly that bounced into the net off of the foot of Doug Mens Hockey Scoring for Sportsland were "Doc" Thomson 2 goals, 1 assist, Mark Jobb 1 goal, 1 assist, and Ken Little 1 goal. Other assists to Dale Bronson 2, Scott Davis, and Brian Samis 1 assist each. Counting for Comptons were John Foster, Jim Beatty, and Larry Page 1 goal each. Adding assists were Brad Hurst, Wayne Fox, Paul Schmeler, John Robertson, and Roger Moase 1 each. In game four Blanchards Supply Co. easily skated past Larocque Electric 8-2. Scorers for Blanchards were Glen Hudson 3 goals, Al Bonner 1 goal, 2 assists, Ron Jeffrey 2 goals, 1 assist, Tom Patton 1 goal, 1 assist, Rod Jones 1 goal, 1 assist. Other assists to Dave Roth, John Woodward, Dan Horner each with 2, Marvin Steven- son and Ron Zaparanuik each with one. Scoring for Larocque was Dave Dickson from John Kotarba, and Don Orr from Carl Fitzgerald and Ray Zaparanuik. Short, the Flyer's goalie. With a good passing play by Jamie Irvine and Adam Jones, Matthew Koetje tied up the game for the Beige Flyers again. While the Flyers were short-handed, Dillon Weber was able to make a rush up the floor to put his second and final goal of the game in the Flyer's net for the Bombers to win this entertaining game by 5 to 4. Doug Short played excellent goal in the net for the Beige Flyers by making great saves, while Brenda Tromans for the Blackstock Bombers consistently stopped the Flyer's attack. In senior action, the Green Giants played extra hard to stay ahead of the Red Wings and to beat them by Aa score of 8 to 6. The Red Wings got on the scoreboard first by Sean Sauter picking up 2 and Blair Prechitko 1 in the first period on Pat Smith, the Giant's goalie. For the ireen Giants, Kevin Pearce got 2 goals pass Wade Sheedy who was playing in the net for the Red Wings. Giant's Todd Stewart and Louis Whitfield each scored a goal to finish off the scoring for the first period and to move the Green Giants ahead by a score of 4 to 3. In the second period, Kevin Pearce scored his third goal of the game for the Green Giants to earn his hat trick while Andrew Jones and Todd Stewart each also scored Kevin Stewart, the goalie for the Red Wings. Matthew Youmans was the only scorer for the Red Wings by getting one goal past Louis Whitfield who was playing excellent goalten- ding for the Green Giants. In the third period, the Red Wings put the pressure on with Blair Prechitko scoring two more goals for the Red Wings to earn his hat trick of the game. The pressure was taken off when Todd Stewart scored his third goal PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 8, 1987 -- 29 score of 7 to 5 in a re-match game. Matthew Koetje was able to score three goals to earn a hat trick in this game for the Blue Jays while Mark Sauter, Jeffery Dunn, Jamie Sauter and Jamie Irvine each scored one goal on the Blackstock Leafs. The Blackstock Leafs had a tough time trying to get the puck past Doug Short who was sensational in the Blue Jay's net. The Blackstock Leafs who were able to finally score on Doug, were Jason Logan with 3 to earn his hat trick for the night and singles to Douglas Lynde and Brad Morton. ical aa cS Sn of the game for the Green Giants to These three smiling faces belong to Mandy Bonsma, Michelle | STANDINGS FOR MEN'S LEAGUE earn his hat trick by getting the Bonsma and April Bonsma, winners in the children's division of W L T Gf Ga Pts puck behind Wade Sheedy who was the pine Ridge Garden Club competitions. The three girls (two are on back in the net for the Red Wings. itars "Michelle i in) were presented awards for their ef- Anderson's 7 2 1 4 22 15 On December 1st, the Port Perry SiSIers, Sle sacosin : were pie h : Compton 7 3 0 38 29 14 Blue Jays visited the Blackstock forts December 1 at the club's annual Christmas party at Nestleton Norton's 6 3 1 4 3 13 Leafs and beat their host by the Community Centre. Crandell's 5 4 1 3 29 1 : Blanchard's 5 5 0 31 24 10 | J&D 4 4 2 28 26 10 Larocque 2 6 2 29 42 6 Lp Sportsland 0 9 1 14 61 1 - IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ... over 12,000 people could have read it this week! That's alot of potential customers for your business. Advertising made easy -- find out more about it! CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION Guaranteed Investment Higher Interest on Your Investments Certificates 10% 5 YEAR TERM Minimum Deposit $500. Q3/4% 3 YEAR TERM Minimum Deposit $500. 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