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| wa 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 15, 1987 Port Perry Star Sports Now six straight without a loss The Port Perry MoJacks put two more victories in the books over the weekend, both at the expense of the Lindsay Muskies. The MoJacks skated to a 7-2 win. Friday night in Lindsay, then Sun- day at the Scugog Arena, they emerged victorious in an 11-8 shoot- out which featured a lot of sloppy play and penalties. The two wins give MoJacks 26 points on the season, still six behind division leading Lakefield Chiefs. The MoJacks are now six straight without a loss and have dropped just one game in their last 13. v Against the Muskies in Lindsay on numerous chippy Friday evening, seven different players had a hand in the scoring as the Mojacks never trailed. Rob Met- calfe and Steve Ashby hit for power play goals, followed by Dave Culbert, Kevin Long, Thane Ellis, Craig Menzies and John Harman. Kevin Long also had three assists while Greg Warriner had two Down and out on this play. A member of the Port Perry MoJacks got some rough treatment from a Lindsay Muskie defender in this sequence during Jr. C action Sunday at the Scugog Arena. MoJacks won the game 11-8, and also defeated Lindsay 7-2 on Friday evening. The game was anything but a gem, but the MoJacks will take the two points as they continue to chase first place Lakefield in the divisional standings. J Deadline for articles A The Port Perry Star will be publishing a newspaper on Wednesday, December 30th, 1987. All those who contribute articles and reports for the sports pages of the Star should note that the deadline for that issue is 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December 29th. But to help us in the production of that issue we would appreciate any articles and reports for the sports pages submitted to the Star on Monday, December 28. We appreciate your assistance and wish all of our writers a Merry Christmas and the best in the New Your >/ helpers in this one. Brian Tarleton handled the net minding chores for the MoJacks. Duane Webster notch- ed both goals for the Muskies. On Sunday night in what was less than a brilliant hockey game, the MoJacks opened a 5-2 lead in a pokey first period with Steve Ashby, Dave Burnett, Craig Menzies, Chris Edmondson and Thane Ellis finding the range. Duane Webster and Bill Quackenbush replied for Lindsay. Early in the second, the Muskies tried to make a game of it as they scored three times in four minutes, to knot the score at 5-5. But just past the mid-point, Craig Menzies tipped home a pass from Rob St. Jules to put the MoJacks ahead for good. Greg Warriner then scored off a scramble, Rob Metcalfe snapped home a 25 footer and Ed- monston was set up nicely by Dave Culbert late in the period to give Mo- Jacks a 9-5 bulge. In the final period with both teams taking many minor penalties, the MoJacks got goals from Dave Burnett on a great centering pass 'from Rob Baker and John Harman who was sent in alone on a pass from Flip McBride. The MoJacks took 23 minors in this game, many of the retaliatory nature, while the Muskies were hit for 17 minors and got away Scot-free with many more infractions of the rules. Late in the game, the MoJacks fine rookie defenseman Chris Ed- mondson took a heavy slash on the pads and he retaliated with a butt end against the Lindsay player. Ed- mondson was assessed a match penalty and is facing a four game suspension. The Lindsay player was called for a two minute minor. Paul Goreski faced 35 shots in this 'MolJacks sweep two from Muskies game, while the MoJacks fired 40 at the Lindsay cage. Kevin Long and Dean Smethurst both had strong games for the Mo- Jacks, as did Dave Culbert. Along the blue line, Clay Dempsey, Phil McBride, Chris Edmondson and Rob Metcalfe carried most of the duties as the MoJacks have some in- juries and suspensions. Darren Nesbitt may return to ac- tion this weekend as will Steve Fountain. Nesbitt has a broken bone in his hand, Fountain's been out with a two game. suspension. Forwards John Hartford and Len Giacalone are nursing minor injuries but should be ready for action this weekend. The MoJacks have a couple of very important divisional games up- coming this weekend, starting on Friday night when they head to Ux- bridge for an 8:30 tiff with the Bruins. The last time these teams met, the game ended in a 4-4 draw. Then Sunday night (December 20) the Lakefield Chiefs will visit the Scugog Arena for the annual Christmas Night. There will be a lot of draws for special prizes, candy for the youngsters and a visit from Santa Claus. It's not likely that the Lakefield Chiefs will be in a festive mood, however, as they are a powerhouse in the Central Junior C loop this season. The Chiefs won the first meeting of the season 7-6 back in Oc- tober, and if the MoJacks are to have any chance of over-taking Lakefield for top spot, they pretty well have to come away with two points on December 20. It should be a good hockey game and face off is set for 7:30 PM. Stone Pee Wee B's roll out the heavy guns The Port Perry Stone Realty Pee Wee No. 2 Hockey Club got back on track in its last two outings with two straight league victories and outscoring their opposition 20 goals to one On Wednesday Dec. 9, the Stone gang travelled to Newcastle and displayed a good sohd team effort coming away with a 7-1 victory Brendon Agnew opened the scor- ing in the first period assisted by Chad Garvock. In the second period Jody Logan popped a nice backhand shot assisted by Billy Sandiford and Jeff Card. In the third period the Port Perry clyb got their second wind and stormed Newcastle with 5 more Curling Corner by Scott Howey Jack Owen's rink of Ted Griffen, Bill Jennings & Jim Smitherman were curling in the Seniors Competi- tion at the Oshawa Curling Club this past weekend. They lost their first game, a real squeaker, to a Newmarket team. The team won its second game defeating a team from Unionville but were eliminated from the double-knockout competition when handed a loss by an Oshawa foursome Men's league playotts are under way this week with the finals taking place Thursday night This coming Saturday, Club Playdowns for the Labatt Tankard get started. Playing in the first round are: Jack Owen, Steve Foster, Earl Mayes, and Scott Howey Ralph Fairman drew a bye into the second round Game times Sat are9: 0am, 1.00pm &5 00 p.m. The B side final game 1s Sun- day at 9:00 am goals. Scoring was handled by Bil- ly Sandiford, Jody Logan with his second of the game, Ken Winslow with a pair and Darrell Vanderslagt. Assists were awarded to Sean McEnaney with two and singles go- ing to Jody Logan, Mike Sluggett, Corey Bricknell and Steve Desautels. This was a fine defensive effort by the team and some excellent goaltending saves by Matt Willetts. On Saturday Dec. 12 the Stone Reality squad hosted Millbrook and showed that they know how to fill the net as they unloaded for a score of 13-0, earning the shut-out. In the first period Port scored 4 times. Chad Garvock opened the scoring with the first two goals, Sean McEnaney and Jeff Card rounded out the period. Assists were awarded to Corey Bricknell with two and singles going to Sean McEnaney and Jason Coutoulakis In the second period Port unload ed again as they collected 6 more goals Scoring for the Stone gang was Adam Johnston, Jason Coutoulakis, Chad Garvock, (Con- gratulations Chad on your second hat-trick of the season), Jody Logan, Jeff Card, second of the game and Brendon Agnew. Assists were awarded to Brendon Agnew and Jody Logan with a pair. Singles going to Chad Garvock, Jeff Card, Adam , Johnston and Corey Bricknell. In the third period the Stone gang continued to roll along scoring three more to finish with a strong 13-0 vic- tory. Wrapping up the scoring was Billy Sandiford with a pair of back to back goals & Ken Winslow. Assists were awarded to Jeff Card with two and Corey Bricknell, his 4th of the game. It was another solid team effort with Steve Stiles earning a super shut-out. The next two games for the squad are on Friday, Dec. 18 when they travel to Woodville and then at home Dec. 19 when they take on Cobourg at 8:45 p.m. Log jam at top With one week to go in the White Rose competitive curling league in Uxbridge, there is a log-jam of teams battling for the top four spots to sure a berth in the playoff rounds In fact, six of the eight teams in the league could make the playoffs depending on the results of action this week. On December 10 the games were as follows: Howey 7 - Lewis 4; Tur- coite 9 - Foster 5; Mclean 6 - Dob- son 5, Suddard 5 - Grant 4. The standings are as follows : Sud- dard 5-2; Grant and Howey 4-2; Tur- cotte 4-3; Dobson and McLean 3-3 and Foster and Lewis 1-5