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a onl pan "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1994 - 15 Sr D> PORT PERRY STAR ORTS # held this past weekend at Scugog Centre. The Black Sox defeated Bunch of Yahoos to claim the championship of the MBA league Bunch of Yahoos came up just a little short in their bid for the championship of the MBA finals. The team Isot to the Black Sox in the final game. ALL OF FAME Catchin' On placed third in the MBA finals held this past weekend. Pictured are the mem- bers of the team. Back row: Paul Robinson, Dale Stewart, Steve Armstrong, Bob Hoare, Ken Honey, Scott Bowers and Tom Armstrong. Middle: Alex Welker, Keith Robinson, Sandy Stewart, Cathy Robb, Janet Ries, (front) Carol Dunn, Patricia Core, Ingrid Norwick and Rox- Anne Andews. Absent from photo is Christine Taylor. Blazers and Phantoms are still undefeated Great weather and great ac- tion was the order of the day as the "boys of winter" took to the ice for week three in the S.H.L. When the final buzzer sounded, just the Harrison Blazers and the Pineridge Phantoms re- mained as undefeated teams in this young season and as luck would have it, these same two teams meet next Sunday to set- tle the first place issue! Game one saw the J&D Hawks grab their first victory of the season with a 4-2 victory over the Compton Comets who are now winless in the three outings! The Hawks jumped out to an early three goal lead on mark- ers by "Captain" Callery, Carl Durward and Rick Hope. The Comets came back with an un- assisted effort by Willy Ed- wards midway through the sec- ond period but this game belonged to J&D as both teams traded goalsin the final frame. Peter Lane had the final tally for the Hawks while assists on the day went to Durward, Lane, Chris Brain, Denms Lycett and [2d Olsen. The final scoring play of the Turnto Page 16 Close scores In broomball action The second week of the local broomball league saw much closer scores than did the sea- son openers from a week ago. Game one saw The Black- stock Brewers down Trader Sam's, formerly Woody's by a 3- 0 tally. The first period saw the Brewers get their first market with just 37 seconds on the clock when Ron Short put in a setup from Ron Wagg. In the second half Tom Wot- ten made it a two goal lead as he picked up one unassisted. The final marker came from the broom of Short again, this time into the empty net. Recording his first shutout of the season was Larry Reurakas. Again the next encounter showed the final score close as The Framer's Gallery defeated the newly named Raven's Reno- vations 3-1. The first ended in a 1-1 draw with the Framer's drawing first blood on a goal by Peter Kristensen from Scott McLeod, followed by Raven's lone marker from the stick of Leo Pettipas assisted by Dave Price. The final two goals were netted by Tyler Renaud on a solo effort, and Brian Kerry from Paul Brough. The B&R Swampers pulled ahead of the Brooklin Bruins by a 2-0 lead at the halfway point of the final game of the day only to see that.lead evaporate and turn into a 6-3 overtime loss. Brian Pomeroy and Dave Can- ning set up Brian Robinson late in the period with that one fol- lowed by Mike Butt aided by Ja- son Price to give the Swampers the edge. It held up until theret: was just seven minutes to go in the game when Brooklin scored two quick ones to get back in it. Both goals came from the broom of Wayne Tate assisted by Nick and Ron Attwood and Ken Lynde. In the total goals overtime Brooklin showed their advan- tage in bench numbers and speed as they fired in three in succession. The first went to Shawn Mitchell from Lynde, with Roger Rouselle netting the next one from Nick Attwood and Tate pocketing his third, set up by Chris Lepine and Murray Down. The final B&R goal went to Robinson for his second with Mike Healy drawing the assist. Week one scores saw Brook- lin defeat the Framer'sin an 8-0 whipping while the Trader Sams squad annihilated Ra- ven's Renovations 12-0. The fi- nal game of the day was a more respectable score with The Swampers blanking The Brew- ers 1-0. Minor hockey players, coaches to learn tips from Oshawa Generals By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Players and coaches of the Port Perry Minor Hockey Corpo- ration will get a bird's-eye view of an Oshawa Generals prac- tice when the Junior A team makes a trip to Scugog Arena next month. The Oshawa Generals Travelling Road Show will make a stop in Port Perry on Saturday, October 29. The project is aimed at creating greater awareness of the hockey club vhroughout Durham Region. Other confirmed stops will in- clude Cobourg, Port Hope, Bowmanville, Uxbridge and Pick- ering. The time for the Port Perry event will be announced at a later date. The Generals will practice for one and a half hours at the arena and the coaching staff will be equipped with a wireless MIC system to allow coaches and youngsters in attendance a chance for a better understanding of the various drills being utilized by the Generals coaching staff. The system is designed to be a learning tool for individual players and coaches. Each show will be held in conjunction with local minor hock- ey organizations, and Port Perry Minor Hockey is looking for- ward to the event, Bill Van Camp, its president said. The event is being sponsored by Ontario Motor Sales, which has donated a 1995 Lumina Van, which will be specially marked "Oshawa Generals/OMS Community Cruiser'. The |» vehicle will be used at all shows, as well as other community events. There will be no admission fee to the event and several cor- porate prizes will also be handed out on the day of the event. 0000006060060 0000" PORT PPEIRIRY MINOIR SOF TEBA LL ASSOCIATION ® ® o| Annual General Meeting: |® ® ® ® Latcham Centre 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 5th/94 Annual General Meeting and Election of Officers »