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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 6, 1990 -- 29 Wrestlers busy ¥: The annual Robert Fletcher Memorial Mixed Curling Spiel was held Saturday at Black- Ny stock Arena. Scott Fletcher presents trophy to skip Carol Gray and team members John Coates, Helen Coates and Brian Gray. The team had 37.75 points In two games, the same as Ron Vice's rink, but took the trophy when tie-breaker rules were applied. Just what Grovie had ordered! Scugog Mens League Game one was a tight, hard fought battle in which Andersons squeeked past J & D 1-0 in Scugog Men's Hockey action Sunday morning. The lone marker for Andersons was Rob Kroonenberg from Doug Suppelsa and Ray Gibson. Both goalies played great games in net with Ray Gibson picking up the shutout for Andersons. The second game was totally opposite from the first as Nortons skated past Crandells 7-5. Leading the way for Nortons were Mark Jobb 2 goals, 2 assists, Bill Van Camp 2 goals, 1 assist, Terry Rose 1 goal, 1 assist, Henry Forderer 1 goal, 1 assist and Dave Roth 1 goal. Adding assists were Brian Samis 4, Glen Howsam, Donovan Smith and Mark Burger had singles. Fighting back for Crandells were John Robertson 2 goals, 1 assist, Phil Wamsley 1 goal, 2 assists, Ken Jeffrey 1 goal, 3 assists and Bart Wager 1 goal, 1 assist. Scott Davis and Rick Olaisen had single assists in this event. Game three was a spectacle in itself as two teams played great end to end hockey only to be stop- ped when they got to the opposi- tions goalie. As far back as we can remember we don't believe there has been a 0-0 tie in this league but Larocque Electric and Compton Cable T.V. accomplished that as they battled it out but just couldn't get any breaks. MoJacks split (From page 28) And defenseman Chris Arsenault saw limited action Sunday night after taking shot on the ankle in the pre-game warm-up. MoJacks need both these guysin the line-up. Warren Geer had a strong two games with six points (one goal and five assists) and he logged a lot of ice time on for- ward, defense, the power play and killing penalties. And Len Giacalone and Dave Burnett each have two goals to date. This series could be a long, NEW FROM LEEWARD IA(1990 LeeWard Pools Equipment Lid. tough grind, if Sunday's game is any indication. The teams are in Ajax to- night at 8:00 PM and back in Port on Thursday at 8:30. Game five is also in Port this Sunday night at 7:30 PM. In other playoff action, the Uxbridge Bruins have a 2-0 lead on Lakefield after winning 6-3 Friday and then 8-7in OT in Lakefield Sunday. The Bowmanville Eagles took a 1-0 lead over Cobourg as they blasted the Cougers 11-7 on Sunday. and VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION! WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING SPECIALS! LEEWARD POOLS and EQUIPMENT LTD. 513 BROCK ST.N., WHITBY (416) 666-5400 Troy Glazier and Merle Shewaga played top form hockey as they turned away everything that came their way. For Troy this was his second straight shutout and he wasn't allowed a goal in 8 straight periods. Great game guys. The fourth game opened up as Sportsland defeated Blanchards 6-2. : Scoring for Sportsland were Bob Beveridge 2 goals, 2 assists, Larry Page 1 goal, 3 assists, Ran- dy Prosser 1 goal, 2 assists, Fred Moffatt 2 goals, and Glen Hudson and Dick Martin had one assist a piece. . For Blanchards it was Dan Horner from Keijo Kinnunen and Mike Driscoll and Dan Carty from Richie LeFort and Bruce Smith. The Port Perry Armwrestling Team have been very busy and successful in numerous tour- naments since their local ap- pearance at the Fourth Annual Port Perry Festival Days Cham- pionships last July. In the interim they competed in the North American Championships held at Amos, Quebec (July, 1989), the Canadian Championships in Toronto (October), the Huronia Cup, Penetanguishene (November) as well as a number of Ontario competitions in places such as Sutton, Woodstock, Bar- rie and Ottawa. Most recently, on January 27th, the team flew to Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario, to participate in the Fifteenth Annual Bon Soo Car- nival Championship. It should be no surprise that, as usual, they were successful and garnered a number of awards: Garth Carlson (sponsored by Wiggans Land- scaping, Bowmanville) was undefeated all day and took First Place in the Middleweight category. Terry Barton (spon- sored by T.L.K. Construction) finished with a Second Place trophy in the Featherweight divi- sion; Mike Haigh (sponsored by June and Gerry Schildt) also col- lected a Second Place trophy in Lightweight, and teammate Pat Mastrangelo (sponsored by Re/Max Realty and Kingsway Limousine, Oshawa) in the same class. Mike Gould, who has been prac- ticing with the Team since May, 1989, and was welcomed as a member in December, demonstrated how well he fits in- to the tightly-knit unit by taking Third Place in the Middleweight division. As has become a tradi- tion for Port Perry Armwrestling, the Team donated a trophy to the Most Sportsmanlike Competitor at the Bon Soo Championship; this year the coveted award went to Nancy Trinka of Sault Sainte or a Trip for Two to Tobago from Sun Calypso Holidays (many other door prizes) Tickets $5.00 5 Ph Hi For Ticket Information x RUN Please call | toomingion 58. Re 642-1321 - Tor. Ll 852-6212 - Uxp. Reserve our Banquet Facilities ® Excellent Dates Still Available vol Mill Run Golf er Country Club invites you to a Bridal Show Sunday, February 11, 1990 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Fashion Shows at 1:00 and 3:00 ® Refreshments Served Your ticket is your chance to win a "Weekend for Two' at the Markham Suites Hotel Marie, who took Second Place in the Women's Division. The outing to the Soo was made even more significant for the Team this year (their third visit) as they were presented with an Appreciation Award by the Organizers of Bon Soo Arm- wrestling and the Soo Armwrestl- ing Association for Port Perry's support and contributions to the annual events held in the Nor- thern Ontario town. Mike Haigh told the Star: "We never expected to be singled out for a special award, but we cer- tainly appreciated the recogni- tion. The people at the Soo always give us a really warm welcome and are very generous with their hospitality; They run a great Tournament with high calibre competition, and it's one of our favourite events each year." Closer to home, there will be a contest at TJ's Roadhouse, 68 King Street East, Bowmanville on Saturday, February 24, 1990. This event is organized and run by Port Perry Arm Wrestling, so the Team will not be entering. Weigh- Ins will be from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and the contest will start at 2:00 p.m.. Prizes will be First - $75, Second - $50, Third - $25 with trophies and more. Anyone in- tereted in participating, and wan- ting more details, should call Mike Haigh at 985-4180. QT N Look for our FEBRUARY SALE On Selected Items PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 2. N