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Or nr e ™e : ~~ 18- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1994 - SE SPORTS Swampers shut out opposition Raven Renovations are yet to win a league game this sea- son, butit's not for a lack of try- ing. Again this past Sunday try as they might they still came out on the bottom end this time losing to B&R Swam- pers 5-0. The first half ended with the Swampers up by two with the opening goal going to Brian Robinson from Mike Healy with the other coming from the stick of Mike Butt assisted by Mike Mole. J The second period saw Dale Lown get the pure hat trick as he fired in the remaining three for B&R. Drawing assists were Jarrett Harman with three, followed by Brian Pomeroy with a pair and Healy getting his second of the game. Be- Tremblay getting his third shutout of this young season. The next game was a little closer as Trader Sams squeaked past the Framer's Gallery 3-1. The Framer's ac- tually drew first blood late in the opening period when Jim Weir set up Peter Kristensen. This was short lived as Trad- er's answered with one of their own just over a minute later when Charlie Dennis scored from Ken St. Amant. The first period ended dead- locked at one a piece. Just over three minutes into the second frame Trader's second goal went up on the board with St. Amant and Dennis reversing roles. With 23 seconds to go they put the icing on the cake as Brad Maarse converted a The final game of the day was similiar to the middle game with the Brooklin Bruins triumphing over the Blackstock Brewers by the same 3-1 tally. The similari- ties don't end there. Brooklin pulled out ahead with Nick Attwood potting one from- Shawn Mitchell midway through the opening half only to see Blackstock reply one minute later with Peter Wagg scoring from Scott MacLennan and Tom Wotten. Brooklin bounced back just over a minute later with Luc Collard assisting on Mitchell's marker to take a 2-11lead to the intermission. The game stayed this way until with 1:17 to go Wayne Tate and Ron Attwood set up Nick Attwood for the fi- Jamie Clarke and Scott Harper got a surprise that any fish- erman would want. Jamie was teaching Scott how to drive his new boat near Honey's Beach recently when a pickerel tween the pipes it was Keith Dennis setup. nal goal of the day. SU =o] - yl === Y/Y: STAT-SHEET PINERIDG SERVICE 12 Peewees Port Hope got their first goal. jumped into the boat. Legionnaires have weekend full of board was denied by the Bruins goalie. Chris Monsma kept the 1) ul NR 1 from ope snoouens exciting hocke RB TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS : wt pombe In en 0 X i i B rookin 5 5 0 0 26 4 10 . . 4 3 Swamp 5 4 0 1 5 8 9 NAME JAM 5 A Bs An exciting hockey filled 5:55. The Oshawa goalie stood } Blacks. 5 3 2 0 13 4 6 WTae ~~ Monsma 6 4 10 C weekend continued on Satur- [IM in his net stopping numer- ¥ Traders 5 2 0 0 17 13 4 C.Dennis Traders 5 4 9 : : ous attempts by Port to score in- : dlFramers 5 1 4 0 4 15 2 HK. StAmant Traders 4 5 9 en ai ION day afternoon with the Legion- cluding a nice slap shot by Jeff # Ravens 5 0 5 0 1 34 0 NAtwood Monsma 65 3 8 aires in Oshawa to play the Ashton. Chri So o y kod ; Goaltenders gd lll SE p Pp Le. Oshawa Bruins for an exhibi- + a ris Skerratt racke : NAME TEAM GP GA SOAV. R. Attwoo Bi onsma 2 58 The Port Perry Peewee Le- . .. game. up another goal for Port Perry : J. Raaphorst Brooklin 5 4 3080 op 0 SOc : 7 gionaires played hosts to Port Oshawa was on theboardear- assisted by Matt Caldwell with L. Reuarakas Blackstk. 5 4 3 0.80 go pororoy Ss P 5 Hope Peewees on Friday, Oct. uit their fi ] . 2:17 remaining in the second. S.Byh Framers 1 1 0100 & poorsen Swamp 2 5 | 14.The first period opened with J vith theirfirst goalcomingat "py op 0 470 Log rowed J. Greg Traders 3 4 1 133 S-Michell Monsma 3 2 5 of end ep d ot Mike o:43o0fthe first period. Sean Jef- Oshawa's] pe owe 5 Tremblay Swamp 2 3.3 MoLonnan made an big saves frey and Ryan McQuade moved nice goal foes Bro oh a : B. Rainey - Framers 1 2 0 2.00 i . 3 G. Archibald Erorrors 3 12 0400 THESESTANDINGS SPONSORED BY to keep Port Hope off the score- the puck all the way into the assisted by Ryan McQuade. | T Dennis Traders 2 9 0 450 board Oshawa end but their chance to 1) 3 ™ 0 2 bell carried th ; : . ' . X e : R. Rutshmann Ravens § 34 0 6.80 Port was shorthanded when put Port Perry on the score puck down the ice but was stopped by the Oshawa goalie. : UR Mike made the save but the @. "100440 one with a nice Oshawa scored their fifth goal ¢ #1 PRIORITY puck managed to trickle into = oqo oo kept the pressure at 5:35, but Port Perry managed i S the net. on and scored their second goal to come back and score at 3:25 P SPORT * Trophies _ The offensive combos of Brad _..} only 29 seconds left in the Put this goal would not go on the SHOP LTD * Team Uniforms Johnston and Ryan McQuade first period. scoreboard as the ref felt it had : - * Hockey * Baseball as well as Greg Bruton and Nick Oshawa was on the move Peen kicked into the net by a 178 Queen St., Port Penry (905) 985-2839 .. 'eo ; 0 00000000 OCOOOEOOCOOEOEOEOEOOOIOIOEOEONONONOONONONOSONONOEONONOOOFO GURLERS ...if you are interested in joining the PORT PERRY CURLING CLUB for the 1994/1995 season, please contact the following people for information on Fees and League Openings. LADIES: Doreen Ashbridge 985-3148 BUSINESS WOMEN: Jean Symes 985-3614 MEN'S and MIXED: Don Beaton 985-9220 All members, guests and potential members are invited to an afternoon Pelyk were clicking on some nice passing plays. Aaron Chambers was doing some fine checking. Ryan stole the puckin his own end on a breakaway only to be stoned by the Port Hope goalie. At 4:06 of the first period, Ryan pops one by, from the corner of the net. Assists went to Brad Johnston and Chris Skerratt. In the second period, Port took a penalty for "too many men on the ice" and Port Hope scored on the resulting power play. A penalty was called on Port Hope during which Nick Pelyk made several nice moves before passing to Greg Bruton, who passed it back to Nick in the slot. With a little help from the post, Nick scored -- tying the game at two. Port Hope came right back to score. Greg Bruton came up with some clean and solid checking. Port Hope ended the second period on a screened shot from the blue line making the score 4-2. In the third period, Port Hope scored early on a power play. Nick Pelyk came back to score a short handed goal on a nice pass from Deryk Campbell. Port Hope then took a five minute major penalty. Braden Tarbot- ton, from Deryk Campbell and Sean Jeffery scored early but Port Hope managed to kill off the rest of the penalty. Port car- 9:15 p.m. against Cobourg. scoring their third goal early in the second period however, Port Perry came back with a nice goal by Ryan McQuade assisted by Chris Skerratt. Mike McClennan stepped into net in the second period and managed to hold Oshawa's lead with some excellent goal- tending. Again Oshawa came back with their fourth goal at player's skate, tough break guys. The game was called with 2:50 remaining due to a time limit, with the final score Bruins 5 - Port Perry 3. Great team effort by our Port Perry team. Our next home game is Oct. 28 at 9:15 p.m. against Stouff- ville - see you there!! Saturday morning PHL ac- tion saw Emiel's and Big V face off in their first meeting of the year. Matt McGarry put Big V on the board first after a nifty set-up by Billy Carr. Less than four minutes later, Jeremy Hall bulged the twine with an unassisted marker to tie the match at 1-1. Before the first period ended Big V notched three goals (MeGarry from Tim Wray, Bill Carr - unassisted, Todd Mitch- ell - unassisted) to move in front by a score of 4-1. It was a good day for Big V sharpshoot- ers as they peppered Shaun Martin in the cage during the Peewee house league second and third periods. Al- though not as busy as Martin, Big V goaltender Eric Bird made some key stops early to prevent Emiel's from grabbing the go-ahead marker. Matt McGarry finished off the game with two more goals and two assists, Matt Crack- nell notched a pair of goals, Billy Carr added two addition- al markers and one assist, Tim Wray chipped in a goal and two assists, Mike Gianinni and Steven Schewaga each netted a single marker. There's lots of hockey left fel- las, keep up the good work! DJ TAYLOR G.1.C. ried the play for the rest of the INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. FIVE YEAR of instruction and fellowship on arse bt Bick Hopes Wig on to 169 North St., Port Perry LOL1B7 8 | 95 0 / : SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23rd oe ee ne bow | Guaranteed Investment | Os 0 1:30 TO 4:00pm Hope vod elt | amuiiillicates eee