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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 18, 1989 -- 27 ® Red Wings take on Jays and win On April 10, 1989, the Red Wings scored four unanswered goals in the first period of Junior Floor Hockey action and went on to solidly beat the Blue Jays by the score of 10 to 5. Darryl Dalton scored three of the first period goals for the Red Wings while Kevin Duncan scored two goals in each of the second and third periods, and both boys earned hat tricks for their efforts. Jason Gunn assisted with two goals and Scott Brounson with one goal. Chris Murphy played ex- cellent while in net for the Red Wings during the first two periods while Joey Drebit and Darryl Dalton shared the duties during the third period. Thanks, guys! Keith Brown (at left) president of the Central Ontario Regional Snowmobile Assocla- tion presented plaques of appreciation to two long-time CORSA members last week. Dave Ballingall (centre) of Port Perry and Richard Libby of Oakwood received the plaques at the meeting at the Port Perry Snowmobile Club House on Shirley Road. The plaques recog- nize the amount of work these two men have put into the organization and to the sport of Evan Bertrand scored two snowmobiling in general. , goals for the Blue Jays while Eric gin ge .* Bird, Chris Langford and Stephen Nagy each scored a single. Dan- ny Drebit kept the game as close ____as it was while in net for the Blue Jays. In Blackstock, the White Knights were defeated by the Blackstock Bruins by the score of 10 to 5. ' Blackstock's Mike Hepburn couldn't do anything wrong and he scored eight goals for the Bruins while Jamie Wade and Chris Bryant assisted with ---------------- Ng AUTHORIZED ( RALEIGH BIKE DEALER : Spring Tune-up Special i Ad $19.95 The Scugog Mens Hockey League held its wrap-up dinner-dance Saturday evening PINERIDGE and presented some Impressive hardware to individual winners. At left, Rob Evans of SPORTS Sportsiand was voted league MVP by the players. Richard. Huggins (centre) recelved SHOP plaque as top goaltender (2.24 G.A. average) and Terry Bache accepted trophy on behalf of Queen Street, Port Perry his Larocque team-mates for a first place finish In league play. Not present for photo was PHONE 985-2839 Bill Bridge who won the league scoring crown for the second straight year with 23 goals 2 NN and 24 assists. Bill did his sniping for Larocque this past season. 'DESIGN & S by Studio TRUCK LETTERING -- BILLBOARDS -- REAL ESTATE SIGNS BANNERS -- MAGNETICS -- LOGOS Nesteton, ont. Lop 1t0 416-986-5559 Nestieton, Ont. LOB 1LO i. PAINTED Lorenz Port Perry % Tennis Club REGISTRATION for MEMBERSHIP & LESSONS PORT PERRY Phone 985-2234 singles. For the White Knights, Jason Kane scored. two goals while singles were scored by Pat Smith, Brad Lemieux and Stephen Bisschop. In intermediate action, the Green Gators were leading by the score of 3 to 2 after the second period but the Blackstock Hawks scored eight unanswered goals in the third period to beat the Gators by the score of 10 to 3. Dillon Webber was the big shooter for the Hawks by scoring six goals to earn a double hat trick while Jason Logan assisted with two and Brad Morton and Deryk Campbell with one each. The scorers for the Green Gators were Steven Elliott, An- drew Jacobson and Kevin Pike with one goal each. On April 11, the Blackstock Kings defeated the Red Razors by the score of 5 to 3 in a very well played game by both in- termediate teams. Jonathon McCourt scored two goals for the Kings while Brennan Malcolm, Jason Logan and Doug Lynde each assisted with one goal. Josh Duncan, Adam Jones and Kris Holland scored one goal each for the Red Razors. In the Senior game, the Blue Racers - solidly beat the Blackstock Canucks by the score of 12 to 5. Mike Tripp was the leader for the Blue Racers by scoring five goals while Ryan Duff scored three goals and each boy earned a hat trick. Wade Sheedy and Calvin 'Hammett finished off the scoring for the Blue Racers with two goals each. For the Blackstbck Canucks, Kirk Swain and John Ford scored two goals each while Mark Sim- mons assisted with one goal each. Monday, May 1st -- 8:00 PM -- Masonic Hall ALTERNATE REGISTRATION May 10th from 7 to 9 PM AT THE COURTS OPENING GREEN FEE SPECIAL DAILY GREEN FEES $10. per PERSON "Submit this coupon with payment | of Green Fee for your chance to win a Weekday Golf Membership at DIE oor rorresseennesrreen SUNNY BRAE GOLF COURSE. Single Jr. (17 & under) ... : Single Sr. c.ccereverernnne. '31. NAME: : X Student a 22. ADDRESS: LESSONS FOR MEMBERS begin MAY 16th, 17th, 18th id (for 6 weeks) Juniors $18.00 (space limited to 10 per session) PHONE: Seniors $30.00 Deadline for lesson sign-up is May 10. For further information call .................... 985-8948 Offer expires April 30th, 1989 ms Stn ean Sg rot Ne at I II YE SEIN