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a SL "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 31, 1992 - 25 RT The Port Perry ModJacks knocked Ernestown out of the playoffs putting the MoJacks that much closer to the all- Ontario crown. ModJacks advance From Page 26 the goal crease and the goal was disallowed. The ModJacks tied up the game at the 12:54 mark of the period. After a face-off deep in the Ernestown end of the rink, Coulson won the draw cleanly and Cornish whistled the puck past a bewildered Scott Abrams in the Jets' cage. Less than three minutes lat- er, Abrams became tangled up between players behind his net. Lally managed to scoop out the puck and steer it into the empty goal for an unassisted marker. This play sparked a minor brawl behind the net, resulting in fighting majors and game misconduct penalties for Mo- Jacks' defenceman Trevor McIntyre and Jets' Captain Brandon Coleman. And Port Perry ended up short-handed for the next five minutes. And then a minute later, Brain Shelfoon was called for tripping, leaving the ModJacks two men short. The Jets took advantage of the situation with Mike Buda- rick finally beating a besieged Marc Dekker. Cornish, with his second goal Atoms in From Page 26 playing them. The ref's called a penalty shot at 5:13 which gave Huntsville some momentum and Hunts- ville scored to go ahead 3-2. The easy thing for Port to do at this point would be to give up but not the Malmont As, no sir- ee Bob. Port took the play right back down the ice into the Huntsville zone and made the Huntsville goalie do some quick calisthenics. Port had the pres- sure on and tightening the screws when Huntsville took off up the ice on a breakaway in on the Port goalie and scores to take a4-2lead. Port kept going, trying to get a quick goal but to no avail. With the third period winding down and Huntsville up 4-2 Port pulled their goalie for an extra attacker. Port was play- of the night, assisted by Lally, gave the MoJacks the lead once again with another long siz- zling slapshot. But some 40 seconds later, Brian Sambirsky evened the score again and the clubs went to the dressing room dead- locked at three goals apiece. But the second and third peri- ods belonged to the ModJacks. Shelfoon scored at 9:49 of the second from Menzies and Ver- non while Ernestown was two men short; then it was Coulson from Erickson and McKay at 10:01, and Brett Puckrin from Vernon and Menzies with only six seconds left to play in the middle stanza. McKay scored the only goal of the third period during a power play, assisted by Coulson and Cornish. Captain Back This game marked the return of action of Captain Brad Men- zies, who had been sidelined with an injury for a couple of weeks,during a league play-off game against Little Britain. From his agressive play in this game it appeared as though he hadn't missed a stride. the USA should. Second place in a big tourna- ment like the Buffalo Tourna- ment isn't shabby. The Mal- mont As would like to thank all the leaders and fans for their support all season and a big thank you to Malmont Farms for their support. The Malmont Farm Atom As had a real good season and all players should be proud of everything they accom- plished. Nice going Port, have a nice summer. |= 20 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1972 This year's Port Perry Ice Revue will feature 150 skaters from the Port Perry Figure Skating Club. The theme of the carnival will be The Wizard of Oz and a circus. The Rock-ets hockey team lost a close contest to Oshawa by a 4-2 score. Linda Heayn and Tink Taylor scored for Port. The Senior basketball team from PPHS partic- ipated in the Golden All-Ontario Basketball tournament. The team won one of their three matches defeating Thunder Bay 52-50. Jim Zoet was high scorer with 18 points. The Beare Motors Bantams lost to Kincardine by a 6-5 score. Goal scorers for Port were Gord Scott with two and John Scott, Tom Olsen and Jim Phoenix all with singles. The Grant Menzies Motors Homets lost two games to Lambeth in their All-Ontario final. 1S YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1977 The curling team of Vicky Fairman, Lee Howsam, Elaine Elliott and Alison McNab along with coach Reg Philip won the All- Ontario championships. The Murray Williams Bobcats were eliminat- cd from the All-Ontario semi-finals by Union- ville. Rick Hope scored two goals, and Scott Wilbur added a single in the team's losing bid. The Pee Wee Legionaires are tied at one game apiece with Dresden in the All-Ontario fi- nals. Dresden snapped the A squad's 11-game winning streak, but Port came back to win the second match 3-2. Scoring for Port were Paul YEARS AGO The Tripp Construction Novice A team received a ride on the Reach/Scugog Township fire truck after winning the D championship at a recent Brampton tournament. It was the first time ever that a team from Port Perry had won at the tournament. Storry with two and Donny Young with one. The Bantam As defeated Bancroft 7-3 to ad- vance to the All-Ontario finals. Goal scorers in the match were Darrin Jobb with two, Clarke Menzies, Dave Alexander, Greg Kroonenberg, Charlie Brown and Todd Wilbur with singles. Port Perry High School students Sonja Kerry and Barb Tompkins won the Women's C Dou- bles Championships at a recent badminton tour- nament held at the school. 10 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1982 The Pee Wee Legion All-Stars lost their semi- final bid to Alliston in a dramatic overtime deci- sion. The George Stone Pee Wee Bs hosted Forest - for the first game of the best of five Ontario fi- nals and skated away with an 8-4 victory. The Goreski Insulation team defeated Port Perry IGA 4-2 to win the Bantam house league championship. The Pee Wee Lions defeated Sca- la Brothers 12-2 to win the Pee Wee house league championship. The UAW won the Atom house league cham- pionship defeating Forder by a 3-1 score. The cost of ice rental at Scugog Arena for Mi- nor Hockey, Figure Skating and Ringette will in- crease $5 per hour next season. The price has been raised from $27 to $32 per hour. The Pearce Auction Novice 1s defeated Stouffville 4-1 in the teams' first meeting in the championship round. The Malmont Atom As dropped a 2-0 deci- sion to Ernestown in the Ontario Finals. The se- ries is now tied at one game a piece. Durharn 985-8552 LOOSE RUGS CMHC Helping t house Canadions ' 1 (Canada complez sur nous |S LOY I TOASTY DA PN DO YOU QUALIFY 10) tah RIT AWRIAE FANG ON COT 1 [ONY 1 ON £4 DI LAY 128: ing in the big dance but they were running out of music to All at Guaranteed Low Prices IF you are a low-income homeowner. vou may be eligible dance 1o. The horn sounded to for up to 55,000. (which may not have to be repaid) to end the game with Huntsville NITED FAMOUS AsSISL you in repairing your home or make it accessible defeating Port Perry 4-2. Play- UL Levolore to a disabled person. ing in goal for Port Perry was Daniel Lee. Shots on goal were Port Perry 5 and Huntsville 4. Huntsville out shotPort 15-9 for three peri- ods. M.V.P. was Troy Campbell. Port did not give up. The Hunts- ville team is the 1992 Pepsi TR ------------ Champions. Both the Atom teams, the As and Bs were rep- || HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie resenting Port Perry well, con- II Hwy, 7A EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 ducting themselves on and off |[|2. the ice the way an athlete - Funds are made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION. We are now processing applications for the 1992 budget allocation. 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