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dink RA 0 3 \ We Say PER Pht Local soccer teams open season 20-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 13, 1979 Second win for SCI aN Es Sit Ba Co Cn am A an Le Squirts over Udora : by Danny Millar The Port Perry Legionn- aire Squirts won their third game against one loss when they manhandled Udora for the second time, this one being by an 11-3 score, on Thursday, June 7th. Port Perry's big inning was the fourth when they scored five runs. The key shot of the frame was John Moore's run scoring triple. He scored himself on a passed ball and was followed moments later across the plate by Steven Solomon. Port also enjoyed big inn- ings in the second and third as they notched three runs in each. Moore punched a Beautifully Coloured GERANIUMS $1.00 each BRUNTON'S Queen Street West Port Perry 200LLLLDDDLLDLLLLLLLLLDDIDLHLLLLDEDLIIEDEEDEEDSEE three run homer to left field, scoring David Culbert and Steve Durham ahead of him. Udora replied with a run in the fourth when pitcher Ron Brown allowed a bases load- ed run with two out. Udora failed to add more scores as Brown got the final out. Up to that point Brown had been pitching very well. Two innings later he gave way to Jeff Cockerton. The most comical play of the game occured in the home half of the fifth inning when Greg Warriner got caught in a run down be- tweeen second and third. Over ten relay throws were made, with Warriner re- treating on all of them, be- fore the ball was overthrown and he made it to third base. Cockerton closed the door on the visitors as he and Brown combined to check Udora on eight hits with seven strikeouts. The Legionnaires opened the season with a 23-7 wipe out of Udora before being dusted by Uxbridge 13-6. They recovered to white- wash Stouffville 15-3. 2 ALLL D DDD od 0088000080880 000800008000000080080000FTTIIIIITIIIIT SMALL CAR | FACTS! | HONDACIVIC 40 mpg. $4,195. PEE WEE Port Perry Lions played their first scheduled game in Oshawa June 6, against Oshawa's Spartans. Port got off to a good start in the first half with Rob Huggins Number 5 scoring the only goal. They missed two more good scoring chances in the second half with the ball bouncing off the goal post. The Spartons got two in, winning the game 2 to 1. " ATOM Colin Ball Motors Mus- tangs defeated Mara Lime- stone Aggregates Pebbles 9-0 in their first scheduled game of the season. First goal scored by Robbie Baker and second by Todd Reamsbottom. Pebbles, Terri O'Neill, Jill Bryan and Marita Kersten fought this quarter with no breaks. Wayne Buller played well in goal for the first half and Kevin Jones and Todd Soomre played defense well. Lori, Ann Newell, Leaynne Connolly and Sonya Raffin were holding the Mustangs with No goals in the third quarter. Jay Bower then scored followed by Barry Willerton with two goals. Chris Miller scored on a penalty shot and Barry Willerton with a final goal while Kim Roane, Susan Waite and Jackie Haugen and Kristy Armour kept up their fast pace. Heather Boyd made three good saves in goal when Robbie Scott, Brian Dean and Steven Barton tried to score. Todd Reamsbottom guarded goal for the Mustangs last half. MOSQUITO On Thursday, June 7, the Philp Sunbirds played the Oshawa Bobcats in Oshawa. It was a well played game by both teams with the Sunbirds losing 6-4. Sunbird goals scored by:' Ronnie Rienstra, Eric Vannetten, Allard Flim, Mike Fluke. SQUIRT In the first game of the season the Canadian Tire team exterminated the Port Perry Chrysler Green Arrows with a score of 4-1. The first goal was a blistering shot by Joey Jackman. The Green Arrows retaliated quickly with a goal from Michael Kersten. In the second half a rush by the Canadian Tire team resulted in a goal by Jamie Henshilwood. Another shot through the mass resulted in a goal by Henshilwood. The goaltending by both teams was super but again the Green Arrows defense let Jackman through and he scored. Bigglestone ~ Orange Bombers played Irvine Construction Wood Chucks last WeC.iesday. During the PETERBOROUGH LUMBER Gifty Ideas { For Dad! ~ first half of play Orange Bomber player Stephen Connors scored a goal assis- ted by, Jason Buller. Then John Rodway scored a goal for the Wood Chucks, The game ended in a 1-all tie. ATOM First scheduled league game got on its way between the Chicken Co-op Dough Boys and the Peterborough Lumber Chippies. It was a well matched game, with Jonathan Allsopp scoring the goal in the first period for the Chippies, but the Dough Boys came right back with a goal from Carl Baylis to tie the game 1-1. Then a trip ping penalty was called against the Dough Boys which cost them a goal. It was scored by Timmy White, and gave the Chippies a 2-1 lead. 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