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Scugog Overhead Door Pee Wee "B's" kicked off their playoff series in Lindsay on Sunday afternoon. These two well matched team provided lots of entertainment for the fans in this one. Port jumped out to a 1-0 lead early in the first frame when Kevin Grav fired one in on a pass from Devin Blair at the point. "The Doors" sccored another with less than 3 minutes gone in the second to take a commanding 2-0 lead. This was the first of two goals scored by Todd Parry with assists going to Kent Taylor and Kevin Gray. Now just when it looked like our guys would run away and hide, the home team mounted a come- back, scoring two unanswered goals before the second buzzer, the second of which, coming when they were two men short. Ouch! The home team opened the scoring after 5 minutes of the third and "The Doors" respond- ed in kind when Todd Parry scored his second goal from Kent Taylor and Robert Gracie to tie it up. The momentum went back and forth with Port having all kinds of chances to pull ahead. Finally Lindsay scored their final marker midway through the third to take a 4-3 lead. The action the rest of the way was tast and furious with Port throwing all they had at the Lindsay net. Even the extra at- tacker in the dying minutes did not result in the equalizer. The series resumed at home on Monday night. The first frame was scoreless and it wasn't until halfway through the second that "the Doors" drew first blood when Kevin Hobbs a recent aquisition - from House League, fired a bullet from twenty feet on a pass from Kent Taylor. The lead however, was short-lived as Lind- Juniors win 8-7 The Alandale Arena in Barrie was the setting in which the Port Perry Juniors faced off against the home team. The game was fast paced with both teams scor- ing a fair number of goals. From the opening seconds of the first, Port Perry demonstrated a deter- mined attitude. The forward lines set up many. opportunities to score while the defensive lines saw plenty of action out in front of their.own net. Some excellent passing plays and well placed shots enabled Port Perry to lead Barrie by a score of 5-4 as the buzzer sound- ed to end the first period. Jennifer Josephson scored Port's first goal as she flew in at the Barrie goalie and blasted away an accurate shot, cleanly beating the goalie. Good ring control by Dawn Doucette and Kim Poppleton were a major factor in Jennifer's goal. Denna Lovering, Val Payne and Karen Kett skated their way to Port's second goal as they ex- hibited steady ring control around Barrie's net. The three girls pass- ed the ring aound until Denna spied an opening an fired in number two. A clean, low shot off the stick of Karen Kett notched up number three. Persistent hard work earned assissts for Dawn Doucette and Jennifer Josephson. Port's fourth goal was again scored by the trio of Karen, Den- na and Val with Denna Lovering popping the ring in the net. The fifth and final goal of the period, was scored by Lyndsay Dutkewich, unassisted, on a tricky backhanded flip shot. During the final period, Port found the Barrie net three more times. Four minutes into the period, Val Payne let fly with a nice shot to score Port Perry sixth goal. Assists on this play were awarded to Michelle Fitzpatrick and Shannon Fox. Goal seven was a replay of goal five with Lyndsay Dutkewich again surprising the Barrie goaltender with her backhanded shot - Karen Kett, scored Port's final goal from her knees. As Barrie's defensive players closed in, Karen fired the ring into the net. The final minute of the game became very intense. The score read 8-7 in favour of Port Perry. As the clock ticked on, Port took two penalties. Port managed to control the ring until the final seconds when Barrie suddenly came up the ring and began a powerful rush towards Tracy Pelow and the Port Perry goal. An amazing burst of speed by Shannon Fox and a determined effort by Kim Poppleton, effec- tively squashed Barrie's final at- tempt at a goal. As the buzzer sounded to end the game Port Perry came away the winners by a score of 8-7. Novice selects take a pair The Port Perry Novice Selects play two games this month. In the first game against Uxbridge the boys played a good checking game. Uxbridge scored first then Port started to put the offence in- to action. Jason Whitworth put Port's first and second goal behind the Uxbridge goalie. Grant Hooker scored Port Perry's third goal. Wade Richie picked up the next two goals with the next goal going to Murphy Irving. Final Score Port Perry 6, Uxbridge 1. The Novice Selects travelled to Bowmanville to take on what was a strong Bowmanville team. Port got on the scoreboard first on a goal by Jason Gunn. Jason Whitworth put Port ahead by two with the assist go- ing to Mark Blakley. Bowman- ville scored three goals in the next four minutes. Jason Gunn scored his second goal of the game to tie things up. Assists on Jason's goal went to Wade Richie and Braden Tarbotton. Bowmanville went ahead 5 to 3 by the end of the second period. One minute into the third period, Mark Blakley scored, assisted by Jason Whitworth and David Justynski. With ten minutes left Jason Whitworth scored to tie the game 5 to 5. During the next eight minutes both teams had some good scor- ing chances. With one minute left, Jason Whitworth broke out of his end, past Bowmanville"s two defencemen, in on the goalie to score his third goal and gave Port the win over Bowmanville 6 to 5. Ryan Woods and Ken Ellis shared the goaltending for Port Perry. say continued to press and tied it up. From here folks, the play of the home team definately took a turn for the worse. Lindsay went on to score seven more before the final bell allowing Lindsay to leave town with thoughts of "sweep" racing through their minds. Kent Taylor managed one more to close out the scoring for our side when the goaltender Dylan Help PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 29, 1991 -- 39 Lindsay ousts Pee Wee B from playoff race Fergerson fed him a pass in our end. It was very frustrating for team members and fans alike to play well for a period and a half, only to have the wheels fall off against our old rivals. On Sunday "the Doors" return- ed to Lindsay to play what turn- ed out to be the final game in their playoff series. With Lindsay leading 2 games the zip, they on- ly needed this one to complete their sweep. Lindsay opened the scoring midway through the first and Port managed to tie it when Matt Phillips found Kevin Gray park- ed in front. But that was all she wrote for "the Doors" as Lindsay went on to score twice more to make it 3-1. Lots of good chances but Lady Luck and a hot goalie turned us to toast. a Child PARTICIPATE IN THE 1991 Big Brothers/ Sister of North Durham | Bowl for Millions Scugog Centennial Lanes, Port Perry Uxbridge Lanes, Uxbridge TO BE HELD FROM FEB. 2nd to 9th, 1991 AT THE AND JOIN US AT THE Celebrity & Corporate Day Bowl on FEBRUARY 9th, 1991 In Port Perry from 3:00 to 7:00 PM In Uxbridge from 7:00 to 10:00 PM Pledge Sheets available at Above Lanes PRIZES FOR MOST MONIES COLLECTED: 1. Las Vegas Trip for TWo (Nonquon Travel Ltd., Port Perry) 2. Colour Television & VCR. 3. $200.00 Cash (donated by Gorgon Foundation, Uxbridge) TEAM PRIZES For more information call 9895-3733 or 852-5379 SC CL a a a a er er a a Eh od em dh dh Ah a BD a Mh SE AEA ER AE ah es Bre dh a MD An a ah ss em aSh 00 ana gin am ode dh oA ah i ih J dh gh a dh Jd A