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ea a ERE sr cc TR ar, 40 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 8, 1988 Minor Hockey House Leagues NOVICE . In Novice House League ac- tion Saturday, ReMax ganged up on a short-staffed Port Perry Print- Ing team for a 7-2 win. . The Printers kept things close for the first period, but Remax pulled away in the second. _ Shane Norton had three for winners, with two for Tyler Woo- ten Jeremy Gibson. Aaron Levy and Chris Jamie- son responded for the Printers. The second game of the day was one of the most exciting seen so far this season as Van Camp and Davids Hairstyling battled down to the wire for a 3-3 draw. Jon Chambers and Glen McCready played very well in the nets for their teams as the action was back and forth all game. For Davids, Jeff Gunn got the first goal, followed by a pair from the stick of Jay Fletcher. The scoring for Van Camp was split three ways: Gavin Bax- ter, Troy Martin and Blayne Kin- nunen, All the players on both sides deserve credit for a great effort that made this such an entertaining match for the parents to watch. ATOM Tripp Realty 5 Scugog Lumber 5 This game saw the top 2 teams battle to a hard fought tie. Jeff Woodward opened the scoring for Scugog unassisted on a shot from center ice which fooled Michael Wilson. Tripp got even on a fine end to end rush by Mike Leeming. Scugog then grabbed the lead with Jon Jamieson converting a pass from Matt Brown. On a powerplay Matt Phoenix assisted by Bobbie Cracknell got Tripp even again. The second period saw both teams apply great pressure. Bobbie Cracknell assisted by Matt Phoenix then Matt Phoenix on a great pass from Jamie Irving gave Tripp a 2 goal lead. Not to be outdone Scugog struck back with 2 goals in the last 2 mins. to tie the game. Matt Brown assisted by Jeff Woodward then Jason Hokins assisted by Troy Anderson who also was having a great game on defense made the score 4-4 going into the 3rd. Steven Cochrane scored Tripps 5th goal assisted by Matt Phoenix. Jon Jamieson scored the tying goal on a nice 2 way play with Stewart Bruce. Port Perry Lions Club 3 Whitby Auto Wreckers 1 Both goalies, Ryan Larmer and Jonnie Trick, turned on a superb performance blocking numerous shots and stopping a number of breakaways. Both teams were able to control the play and put on STAR OF MEMORIES & REFLECTIONS pressure in each others zone at times. There were good end to end rushes on both team's parts. The only scoring of the first period was provided by Greg Pugh for the Lions Club scoring unassisted at the 13:40 mark. Whitby Auto Wreckers tied the score in the se- cond period at the 13:20 mark with Ryan Morden scoring on a pass from Darren Kinnunen. The third period saw Lions Club pull ahead to stay on goals by Mat- thew Phillips and Ryan Duff with an assist going to Noah Smith. PEE WEE Big V5 Larocque Electric 4 This week we again witnessed excellent hockey in the Pee Wee House League. Big V didn't waste any time and were on the scoreboard early, Billy Sandiford sinking one from Blair Beveridge. Both teams played at a rapid pace firing many shots, but goal tenders Greg Rankin and Kyle Simms were unbeatable. Chris Jellicoe of Larocque tied the period with seconds to go on a great pass from Craig Coates. In the second period Big V scored three unanswered goals, Ryan Ridgway from Billy Sandiford, Billy Sandiford from Nicky Beare and Blair Beveridge, then Billy Sandiford with his hat trick assisted by Blair Beveridge. Larocque Electric retaliated with three quick goals in the third, Mark Cosway from Kevin Pearce, then Kevin Pearce with two goals, the first assisted by Mark Cosway and John Hall the second Mark Cosway and Louis Whitfield. If you were watching this game, you could see the coaches trying to out manoeuvre the other, and feel the tension as these two teams went to the wire. In the lat- ter stages of the period Big V's Blair Beveridge tucked it away on a nice passing play by Billy San- diford (who figured in all five) and Nicky Beare to win it by one. Consumers Gas 5 Scala 2 In the second thrill packed game we saw Scala take a two goal lead after the first period. Sean Gawley riffling the first on a pass from Jason Kane while Mike Leach squeaked in a beau- ty assisted by Kevin Ellis and Bret Lawson. Consumers Gas was held off the score sheet in the first having received great goal tending from Paul Zibert. In the second period Con- sumer's gas sparked for three goals, Ken Jamieson from an- drew Jones then Jason Phillips "with a ringer from Mike Pothier, OF THE KING and then Ken Jamieson with a from MADISON, TENNESSEE, North America's finest tribute to Elvis Presley SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26th DOORS OPEN at 8:00 PM Cartwright Recreation Centre, Blackstock TICKETS: $15.00 Advance Limited Tickets Available Available from: G&S Custom Auto 986-5442, Country Convenience Store 986-4997 quick wrist shot assisted by Jason Phillips. It was a very tight check- ing third period with numerous end to end rushes but again Mike Tripp in goal for Consumers Gas and Paul Zibert for Scala Bros. made some superb saves. At the half way mark Dala Bradbury scored for Consumers with Andrew Pereman and Mike Pothier receiving the assists. Late in the third Jason Phillips scored his second for Consumers with Kent Jamieson and Tim LePage setting it up. Thus ended another Saturday of fine Pee Wee Hockey. BANTAM Emmerson Insurance 4 Swamp Auto 4 Both Robert Ashton for Em- merson and Steven Slade for Swamp turned in excellent efforts between the pipes as they were tested time and time again. Greg Kyle opened the scoring for 'Swamp getting help from Ryan Picard and Carl Payne. Emmer- son answered with two quick goals from Shawn MacDonald and Vince Criscione with Chris McConnell assisting on both goals. With 23 seconds remaining in the period Shawn Larocque did it all himself to tie the score at 2 a piece. Adam Dantor for Em- merson provided the only scoring in the second period with Neil Mark and Vince Criscione assisting. With 5 minutes remain- ing in the third Adam Dantor scored his second goal of the game on a pass from Neil Mark. Swamp went to work and scored twice in the last three minutes to earn a tie. Heath Hudson and Herb Hatch getting the goals and Herb Hatch assisting on Heath's goal. Frank Real Estate 5 Emmerson Insurance 5 It's nice to see lots of parents out enjoying a good game of hockey because the teams were sure providing lots to cheer about. There was lots of action at both ends of the ice with both goaltenders coming up with the puck on sure shot goals. Good work Robert Ashton and derek » » » GLEN MALCOLM COUNCILLOR WARD IV If elected I will support: a a Carter. The teams scored twice each in the opening period. Peter Brock on a pass from Don Hughes and Adam Dantor from Corey Mason for Emmerson. Eric Grosvenor and Chris Cooper with Cole Parry assisting on both goals for Frank. Ross Stainton scored early in the second period on a passing play from Scott Airey and Eric Grosvenor. Em- merson replied twice to close out the scoring in the second. Troy Fisher scored on a lovely play deeking around both of the defen- sive players. Adam Dantor scored his second goal of the game on a pass from Neil Mark. Frank out scored Emmerson 2 to 1 in the third to earn a tie. Cole Parry from Gary Stevens for a three point game and Eric Grosvenor's second goal of the game. Scott MacLennon scored on a passing play from Adam Dantor and Cor- ey Mason. Both teams were pass- ing the puck around in mid season form. Hockey's back at Cartwright After an absence of some 15 years, hockey is back at Cart- wright High School. Sixteen players are wearing the school's blue and gold colours on the ice this season, and they will be facing some good compe- tition in the Durham High School League. CHS has played one game al- ready, a 2-1 loss to Harwood Sec- ondary School. "That's not too bad consider- ing we only had two practises to- gether," said coach Peter Fawcett, who's the principal at CHS. He has an extensive back- ground in coaching hockey at the high school level and said this summer when he took up his new job at CHS that he would like to look into the possibilities of forming a team for the school. "vote for | Tia Woodcroft a woman of compassion Ward 1 - Councillor Unfortunately, because the team was not organized before June, CHS will only be playing exhibition games this season, plus the Harwood Collegiate tour- nament in Ajax. Mr. Fawcett said that if things go well this winter, CHS will ap- ply to get into the Durham league for next season. He expects the team will play about 20 games this winter, and CHS will be on the ice this Wed. November 9 against O'Neill at the Manvers Arena. "I think we are going to be competitive this year," said Mr. Fawcett. This is full contact hockey, although high school rules include tough officiating, plus an auto- matic four-game suspension for any fighting. \_ * Careful Spending Of Your Tax Dollars. * Improvements To Roads & Municipal Services. * Proper Controlled Planning of Housing Developments. Development of Local Industry. Continued Expansion Of Recreational Facilities. The Enhancement of Scugog's Appeal as a Tourist Centre. FOR A STRONG VOICE MALGOLM, HAA IX