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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 16, 1996 - 17 £N Sror rs Goreski's Lakeside Rec- reation Peewee II team was host to the annual tournament, Dec. 29. Mar- 1lposa was our first con- tender. This was a hard fought battle as the oppo- sition gained two points in the first. Port was finally on the scoreboard in the second when Matt Sker- ratt gained control and scored unassisted. The game was end to end with Port firing shots upon shots but had no luck against the strong Maripo- sa goalie. The final was 4- 1 for Mariposa. The team knew what they had to do in the sec- - ond game against Oshawa Canadiens, and they did it well. The scoring started in the first. Adam Moynes put one between the pipes with the helper going to Billy Carr. This tied up the game and started our boys in high gear. The second goal of the period went to Mike LeFort assisted by Ian Garnett. This ended the first 2-1 for Port. What a second period for Port. Goals went to Le- Fort, Garnett and two for Matt McGarry. Assists went to Garnett. Joel Thomson, [LeFort, Moynes, Trevor Weisflock, Skerratt (two) and Tyler Houthuys. Defencemen Mike Wadsworth and Scott Duncan showed their fine hockey ability by backchecking and con- stantly out hustling the Oshawa team. The score after the second was 6-1 for Port. The third period showed no mercy for Oshawa. Port gained two more goals both by Matt Cracknell. The first was unassisted, the second was helped by Weisflock. What a game! The final score was 8-1 for Port, putting the team in the Consolation Finals. Innisfil was Port's com- petition for the final game with one loss each for the tournament. The first goal of the game went to McGarry, assisted by Thomson. Innisfil tied up the score shortly after but that didn't stop Weisflock for blasting the second goal with the helper going to Thomson. With more end to end play the rival team managed to score again to tie the game 2-2. The second was the most favorable to Port. "Peewees host tournament Goal scorers were Weis- flock, McGarry, Moynes, and from the point John Burnett. Assists went to Cracknell, Carr (two), Darren Royle, Moynes and Weisflock. Innisfil scored two goals in the third but still came up short with Port win- ning the Consolationwith a score of 6-4. All the boys played exceptionally well with congratulations to both goalies Mike Koury and D'arcy Stephens for a well played game. Billy Carr was named MVP for the game. It's nice to see Darren Royle with those blades on and that cast gone. Good work boys! HANK'S PASTRIES 204 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-2172 'Report from the lanes Tues. Night Mens Jan. 2 Standings: Tri-Gem Flaw- less 38, Shaw Industrial 36, All Flags Shell 31, Manches- ter Country Style 27, Guardi- an Drugs 24, No Names 16. High Single Flat: John Criscione 305. High Single With Handi- cap: John Criscione 305. High Triple Flat: John Cris- cione 827. High Triple With Handi- cap: John Criscione 827. Singles Over 215 Flat: Har- old McLaughlin 221, 231, Jack Vaz 216, Jeff Cox 226, Trevor Mollon 239, 233, John Criscione 248, 305, 274, Ke- vin Martin 220, Mike Sker- ratt 233, Paul Brough 221. Triples Over 600 Flat: Har- old McLaughlin 632, Trevor Mollon 632, Brandon Ham- mond 601, John Criscione 827, Mike Skerratt 606. (20) 3 ll = 7-1-4 7) STAT-SHEET TEAM All Flags Shell Strachan Contracting Spanky's Haulage Bob Sfrong Const. Paula Lishman Int. Keuning Construction Dollar Plus Vine Fuels Strong 1 ( Blackstock Mens Hockey WL T PTS 9 2 19 "NAO ONO Keuning 7 (Langille 2 Mair (of euning angille 2, Stevens 2, Hope, J. Piney, Kenned Hoakow) All Flags 6 (MMi , 3 R. Claridge, McGrath) Lishmans 2 (Blonge 2) Dollar Plus 6 (R. Piney 3, Grieve, Hoogeveen, joarker) Vine 5 (Brooks 3, Van Camp, Gould) Stratchan 6 (Woods 2, McKay) Spanky's 3 (Morris, H. Hudson, D. Williams) Pineridge Sports Shop Ltd. 1894 Scugog St., Port Perry Piaza 985-2839 "OOO WwwW "NON --=---= NO --= WO) =r bh ehcd ca oO---wom 0 len, Hudson, Coppin, Goulding 2, Petie, Service is our #1 Priority! -* TROPHIES * TEAM UNIFORMS * HOCKEY * CURLING * BASEBALL * SOCCER * BIKES * HELMETS * SI XKSCRIENING * LICENSED PRODUCTS Compliments of = Gardin Drugs 209 Queen St., Port Perry 085-2231 Complete Collision Repairs and Refinishing Free Estimates Insurance Claims Welcome Courtesy Cars Available Doug Robinson R.R. 1, Port Perry, LOL 1B2 ra wi * Expert Plumbing Services * Sewer & Drain Cleaning * Service To Pressure Systems * 24 Hr. Emergency Services * Never An Overtime Charge FOR SERVICE CALL MR. ROOTER PLUMBING PORT PERRY (905) 985-0084 v Civanys 1ROLRLLSECOTER re ny On Friday the team travelled to Stouffville for the first game of the weekend. The team came out flying as Chris Skerratt opened the scoring at the 16 seconds mark. The team never stopped hustling and won 9 to 1. The other goalscorers were Matthew MacMaster (three), Dean Van Camp, Dave Justynski, Mark Blakley, Steven Wygrade and Scott Brownson. Assists. go to Dane Gray, Bradden Tarbotton, Jason Whitworth, Grant Hooker and Tim Jones. Excellent goaltending by Carl Evans and great defensive play by David, Tim and Grant, contributed to this win. The final league game was Saturday against Cobourg, the only undefeated team in the league this year. A win would put them in a tie for first place with Cobourg. first to the puck and David (two) Legionnaires win two The team came to play. They were and out-hustled the Co- bourg team for the entire game. The for- wards skated hard all game with super forechecking and backchecking. The de- fense played with great confidence and Chris Monsma was superb in net. The final score was Port 7 - Cobourg 2. Dean scored the first goal and never let up scoring two more goals. Mark scored two goals, the second was an ex- cellent shot to the top corner. The other goals were scored by Jason and Scott. Assists by Scott (three), Chris (three), Matt (two), Steve (two), Port and Cobourg ended the league season tied for first place. Congratula- tions on an excellent season so far and good luck in the playoffs. Brian's Towing sheet By Acer, Car Carrler Available Local & Long Distance Light & Heavy Towing 24 Hours 151 Reach Industrial Park 985-2243 "Serving Scugog Since 1967" Affiliated with all major road services CAA +» OAA + DAA * NAL « CTAC HOCKEY GAME ICE OWLS Gallery of Arts & Crafts 191 Queen St., Port Perry, Ontario Mgr. 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