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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 10, 1992 - 27 Pee Wee Overhead Doors on a rampage The second season play off round has breathed new life into the Scugog Overhead Door Pee Wee's as they now have only one loss and six straight wins in seven games with two- more remaining. Their fifth game was played on March 1, 1992 in Uxbridge and Port skated to an easy victo- ry beating the home team 5 to 3. Port had full command of the game with four goals to none up to the 8:03 minute mark of the third period. At that point, the guys got a little too relaxed and allowed Uxbridge to pop in three goals giving the parents and coaches quite a scare. The Doors turned it on again and sored their fifth goal with just 12 seconds left to end the game. Kevin Gray and Darryl Moase each scored twice with Kristan Wootton getting the loner. Assists went to Strickert 1, Gray 3, Laird 2, Moase 1, and Wootton 1. Paul Shrigley and Kent John- ston shared the goal tending du- ties again with both guys com- ing up with the big saves when they needed them. Game seven was played on March 4, 1992 in Port Perry against Pickering. The Doors team came out fly- ing and every line threw some heavy hits that really slowed the visitors down. The period was totally dominated by Port and ended 2 to 0 on goals by Ke- vin Gray and Jamie Strickert with assists to Moase 2, Strick- ert 1 and Baxter 1. Pickering decided they had enough and started hitting back in the second that resulted in two goals to tie it up after two periods of some very rough and chippy play. The final period played even as did the hitting until Bobby Cracknell fired a blue line shot into an unattended net as Pick- ering goalie was off to the side giving a Port forward an elbow and a hug. Port scored again with just 28 seconds left into an empty net by Jason Hopkins to end the game 4 to 2. Robinson 1 and Smith 1 assisted on these goals. Both Kent Johnston and Paul Shrigley played another out- standing game with each shar- ing the duties and each making numerous excellent saves ... goaltending just doesn't get any better then this duo. It was a total team effort with special mention going to Kevin Gray and Darryl Moase who both played super in games five and seven. S. A. Cawker Public School wrestlers competed in the 1st X-L Tournament at Ajax Secondary School on Saturday, Feb. 29. They had an excellent showing, winning 10 medals in total. Pictured are (front, from left) Trevor Karkoulas, Ryan Darnley, Troy Karkoulas, Chad Barker, (back row) Mr. R. Byers, coach, Derek Reid, Jeff Ashton, Todd Parry, and Matthew Sturgess. Missing from the photo are Robert Lang, Adam Jacobson, Scott Cunningham, Chris Timmins, and Steven Hartrick. Cawker wrestlers win medals at XL tournament On Saturday, Feb. 29the S.A. to Scott Cunningham, Ryan SEER go a Re 3 SH : EASE SE =» a 2 a fra Shae EERE Rea: alas A glimpse back at local sporting memo ee a Sy oe a Sn 10 YEARS AGO The Cartwight high School Senior boys basektball team advanced to the COSSA finals but were beaten in the A division by a tough Cobourg team. The team had earlier defeated Durham Cristian School for the LOSSA crown. Pictured are the members of the team. Front row from left: coach Eric Fletcher, Dwayne Bryant, Stephen Christensen, Norm DeJong, David Porter, Mike McDiarmid, Craig Paisley. Back row from left: Luke Van Ryswick, Jim Weir, Warren Strong, Chris Rooney and Neil Locke. 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1972 The Junior and Senior basketball teams from Port Perry High School both defeated Uxbridge to advance to the G.B.S.S.A. finals. Tripp Construction Novices tied their playoff series with West Rouge at one game a piece. After losing 4-2 in overtime the local squad came back to win 2-1. Goal scorers were Mike Geer and Dave Canning. Rob Franssen was outstanding in net as the Mersco Tykes won the Newcastle tournament. The team defeated Cobourg in the championship match by a 1-0 score. Mark Jeffery from Mike Andrews scored the deciding goal. The Legion All-Stars defeated Fort Henry two games straight to advance to the next round against Sunderland. In the second match Port won 8-1. Captain Ritchie LeFort recorded a hat trick, while Phil Cochrane, Kevin Martens, Robert Evans, Larry Elson and Rick LeFort each counted onc. The Beare Motors Bantams defeated Fort Henry threc games to one to advance to thc OMHA semi- nals against Oak Ridges. 1S YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY MARCH 9, 1977 The Beare Motors Bantams won their quarter- final serics in their bid for the 1977 All-Ontario Championship. The tcam eliminated Oak Ridges three games straight. The Legionaires defeated Schomberg 12-2 in the second match of the quarter-final series. In game three the local squad squeaked out a 4-3 vic- tory to advance to the next series. Brian Mikkelson's hat trick helped Goreski's de- feat Cochrancs by a 6-2 score in house leaguc ac- tion. Jim Aldred also had two markers for Gore- ski's while Frank Dooley added a single. For Co- chrane's it was Mike Gundry who did the scoring. The Midget 2 Bobcats lead their series with Ux- bridge. The team recently won a 4-3 decision. Car- ey Fellow, Scott Wilbur, Rick Hope and Dave Canning lit up the scoreboard. The Mersco Novice squad took on the Atom house league team and the Novice team won 3-2. Dave Bumett, Steve Durham and Craig Menzies scored for Mersco and Brian Goble and Fred Cockerton scored for the Atoms. - 10 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1982 The Malmont Atoms skated to a 3-2 overtime victory against Uxbridge in the final game of the playoff series. The squad now advances to the semi-final round against Lakefield. The Cartwright High School senior boys basket- ball team advanced to the COSSA final in the A division. The tcam met up with a tough Cobourg team who beat them 93-29. The Midget Bs season has come to a close after losing a tough scries to Uxbridge. The TJ. Novice Auctioneers defeated Cobourg 3-1. Goal scorers in this match were Jason Co- chrane, Jason Towns and Greg Fitzgerald. Utica and C&B Livestock will meet in the final of the broomball playoffs. Utica eliminated Bea- cocks to earn the right to be in the finals. The Pee Wee As travelled to Picton to play the third game in the best of five series. Port lost the match 5-3. Goal scorers for Port Perry were John Lally, Warren Geer and Dave Burnett. Barry and Renee Beare were the winners of the Centennial Lanes Couples Tournament scoring 4,317 over a threc-week period (with handicap). arises up in the event were the Matthews of Port CITY. Cawker Eagles wrestling team travelled to Ajax Secondary School for the first XL's tourna- ment. The Eagles started off slowly in the first round losing eight of 15 matches but picked things up in the second and third round and wenton to win 10 medals. The lone gold medal was won by Chris Timmins who was un- defeated in three matches. Silver medals were awarded Darnley, Jeff Ashton, Todd Par- ry and Troy Karkoulas. Matt Sturgess, Derek Reid, Robert Lang and Adam Jacob- son won bronze medals at the tournament. Steve Hartrick put in a good showing, placing fourth in his division. All the boys put in a good day of wrestling and will continue to improve as they prepare for their championship in April. PENNY PINCHERS The Port Perry Star's SMALL CLASSIFIEDS Fas See Classified Section for more details. 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