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YMCA floor hockey action - In Junior Floor Hockey action, Red Wings were edged by the Blue Jay's by the score of 9-8, with Chris Langford scoring the winn- ing goal in the overtime period. This was Chris Langford's third goal a the night earning himself .a hat tri Other scorers for the Blue Jays" were Jeffrey Neal with four goals the tying goal late in the third period to force the overtime period, while Evan Bertrand and Adam Youmans each assisted with one goal each. For the Red Wings, Scott Brounson, David Halward and Jason Gunn each scored two goals while singles went to Kevin Dun- can and Darryl Dalton. In Intermediate action at R.H. Cornish, the Red Razors solidly beat the Green Gators by the score of 5-2, for their first win of the season. Josh Duncan scored three goals to earn himself a hat trick for the Red Razors while Denis Goodman connected for two goals later on in the game to finish off their scoring. David Verschuuren and Doug Short each connected for one goal for the Green Gators. The Blue Racers finally won this game by the score of 15-14 in regular play. It was a night that all defensive plays were forgot- ten, leaving the goaltenders for each team to defend for Scugog Mens League One-sided weekend Game one in the Mens League was a one-sided event which end- ed up in a 5-0 victory for J&D Carpentry over Andersons; Scoring for J&D were Carl Dur- ward 1 goal, 1 assist, Joe Curran 1 goal, 1 assist. Dave Harrison 1 goal, 1 assist. Brad Hurst and Carl Fitzgerald 1 goal each. Ad- ding assists were Ray Gibson, Mike Fitzgerald, and Mike "Tater" Adam all with one. Recording the shutout for J&D was Ray Gibson playing a superb game between the pipes. The second game was a shadow of the first as Larocque Electric defeated Sportsland 5-0." ' Counting for Larocque were Don MacDonald 3 goals, Bob McEachern 1 goal, 1 assist, and Tim Kane 1 goal. Assists to Tom Patton, Bob Lee, and George Gladish with 1 assist a piece. Pete Naumienko played a ter- rific game in goal for Larocque and was rewarded with the shutout. Game three saw yet another blow-out as Compton Cable T.V. skated past Blanchard's 6-0. Capitalizing for Compton were Brian Samis 2 goals, 2 assists. "Doc" Thomson 1 goal, 3 assists. Wayne Fox 1 goal, 2 assists. Ed Olsen and Ron Compton 1 goal each with a lone assist to Doug Scott. Troy Glazier played an ex- cellent game in net and thus ORT recorded his second shutout in as many games. The fourth and final game was a much closer affair which saw Crandell's Riverboat edge out Norton's Home Improvements with just :48 seconds left. The final score being 2-1 in Crandell's favor. Scorers for Crandell's were Richie LeFort from Dave Dickson and Glen McCoy, and Dave Dickson from Richie LeFort. The lone marker for Norton's was Ron Davis from Randy Pro- sser and Keijo Kinnunen. Wings edged out by Jays themselves. ) For the White ts, Pat Smith connected for five goals and Sean Sauter with three to earn hat tricks for themselves. Mike Pothier and Andrew Jones assisted with two goals each while Stephen Bisschop and Brad Lemieux with singles. Don't forget floor hockey is cancelled on March 13, 1989 for Spring Break but will resume on March 20, 1989. Softball meeting Minor Softball held a meeting recently to set the pace for the 1989 season. The 1989 Executive is as follows: President - Carolyn Best, Vice-President - Peter Christie, Past President - Rob Cooper, Secretary-Treasurer - Lynn Cook, Equipment Manager - Garny Warriner, Diamond Scheduler - Doug Scott, Direc- tors: Jon Dawson, Barry Johnston, Jean Jolicoeur, Lynn Jones, John Langford, Jean Rankin There will be registration at the Municipal Office on Perry Street Friday, March 17, 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, March 18, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, March 19, 12 to 3 p.m. Anyone interested in sell- (Turn to page 34) Pee Wee play-offs (From page 32) Labanovich and Jeff Vernon. Emiels dominated the play and come close on several occasions to put the game well out of reach. Mike Labanovich put Emiels ahead 2-0 while Rick Olaison and Mike Pashley earned the assists. For the next twenty minutes Scala did a turn around and scored the next five goals. Sean Gawley from Jason Kane and Steve Gilbert (nice to see two goalies team up for an assist.) Mike Leach scored on an ex- cellent set up from Sean Gawley and Jason Kane giving Mike Pashley no chance to cover. Jason Kane scored the next three for Scala to give him the hat trick, PERRY auto glass & trim SEE a SR N Ae $ H THIS COUPON 985-8507 Mike Leach and Sean Gawley assisted on the first two, Sean Gawley and Paul Zibert on the third. It was interesting to note Jason Kane and Sean Gawley figured in on all the goals for Scala. Late in the final stages of the third, Emiels came four abreast and Derek Anderson scoréd from Mike Labanovich who also figured in on all of Emiels goals. Again just some excellent playoff hockey, boys and girls keep up the great teamwork. 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