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Cup tournament ends season PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 16, 1981 -- 13 Trophies presented to soccer champions by Brian Mark There were many stars at last Saturday's soccer cup day but none more welcome than the sun which shone all day 'in contrast to the previous two weeks, The final of the Mosquito divisions saw two surprise teams compete for the cup. Port Perry Chrysler and Port Perry Star worked their hearts out to the Vachon and Sipco Oil respectively at the end of regular time. In two agonizing shootouts the Chrysler and Star teams won their way into the final with Port Perry Chrysler coached by Jim Green and Tom Armstrong emerging as winners. In the consolation game Brad Puckrin was chosen as M.V.P. It looked as though the same thing was going to happen with the Atoms when the Port Perry Auto team who had by far the lion's share of the game against the Legion team lost with the last kick of the game. However, the Legion put on a tremendous show in the final against the Kinsmen team which had previously beaten Miller Richmond. The Kinsmen, coached by John Martens, eventually emerged winners by 3-2. In the consolation game Alex Cranmer was chosen M.V.P. Being last in the league did not stop Drapeau Cartage getting convincingly into the final by beating the Green- 12&Under-4to5P.M. Be adie dl ol al. AER. GEA. Al GER gia. aia aan aa aa ) MARTHA FRANSSEN | 985-7015 liao. .ofbe. ole. ofe. afin. ole ofie a8 italian alii aie odie olin. Jala dia. ga aan = RINGETTE "POWER SKATING" Registration Forms are Available at Scugog Arena. -4 WEEKS - SEPT. 26th, OCT. 3,10 & 17 COST: $15.00 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 13&0Over-5t06 P.M. MARG WHITE ¢ 985-8110 ale ole. ole. afin of. ofe of of oa JA CH a ----y PORT PERRY MOJACK'S JR.C.HOCKEY CLUB "OPEN TRYOUTS" at SCUGOG ARENA Sun., Sept. 20-7 to 9 P.M. Tues., Sept.22-7to9 P.M. Thurs., Sept. 24 - *Anyone interested in trying out for the coming season should attend. FORFURTHERINFORMATION CALL: 985-7295 or 985-2810 7to9P.M. SEPT. 18-4t07P.M. SEPT.19-1to4P.M. SEPT. 25-4t07P.M. SEPT.26-1to4P.M. "PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION & SKATE EXCHANGE at SCUGOG ARENA = Bring Skates for Exchange: FRIDAY, SEPT. 18 From 1:00to 4:00 P.M. =r JUNIORS......... INTERMEDIATE... (Preliminary Figure Up.) FAMILY RATE ..... (Beginners up to 5th Badge.) (Fifth Badgeto Preliminary Figure) .... $60.00 cei aena... $70.00 (3or More Persons in Family) bank Bakery team. Mean- while, the strong Canadian Tire team, coached by Janet Deans had overcome a plucky Irvine Construction team and in the final downed a tiring Drapeau Cartage. In the consolation game Jennifer Blanchard was chosen the M.V.P. Earlier about 50 mini soccer players played a series of games against each other and were delighted when everyone received a small trophy. Neil Hun from the local council did great job handing out trophies and crests. The Trailer Place lent us a trailer as a changing room for our referees. Joe Baxter and the Fair Board lent us four sets of bleachers and Brian's Towing helped in their transport to the soccer fields. The Scouts again supplied the refreshments. This brings to an end the official soccer season for all our house leagues. Hopefully all your kids are all a lot fitter, have learned some- thing about team spirit and perhaps even how to win or lose graciously. See you all next year. Juniors advance fo semi- finals Port Perry Mother's Pizza Juniors advanced to the Oshawa city and district semi-finals last week by beating Brooklin Legion two straight in their best of three quarter finals. The first game at Durham on September 9 was a come from behind effort. Down 7 to 3 after seven innings, the juniors scored 2 runs in the eighth and 3 more in the bottom of the ninth to win 8 to 7. The hitting was led by Todd Wilbur, 4 for 5 with 4 RBI's and timely hits by Walker and Franssen with 2 RBI's each. Kevin Walker picked up the win with 9 strike outs, walking only. The second game was played in Brooklin, September 10, with the Port team coming away the victors by a 3 to 0 score. The team played a flaw- less game, with Tim Thompson pitching his best game of the year, with 10 strike outs, 1 walk and only 1 base runner after the third inning. Top hitters were Thompson and Franssen with 2 hits each. The semi-finals start at Durham fields Monday, September 14 against Whitby Auto Wreckers, with the second game in Port Perry, Tuesday, September 17 at eS, » Z¢ [TROPHIES I ncaa ing | | ENGRAVING IDO-NO's| Snir Lo a2 Canadian Tire not omy won the Cup Championship last Saturday, but were also the League Champs this season. Members of this team are, back left, Michael Sluggett, Brent Marlow, Harley Wonder, Gavin Cochrane, Jason Cochrane, Jason Towns and Danny Sluggett. Front left, Rachael Trainer, Andrew Baron, Noel Lovering, Sean Kin, Jackie Durham and Troy Fisher. Absent was coach Janet Dean. Port Perry Chrysler won the Mosquito Cham ionship at Cup Day held last Saturday at the soccer fields. Members of the winning team are: back left, Tom Armstrong, manager Flip McBride, Todd Caiger, Shawn Cochrane, Tony Caiger, Stephen Armstrong, Steve Cochrane, Bill Bridge, assistant coach. Front left, + Michael Green, Derek Slack, Jason Bertrand, James Stubbs, Steve Short, Brett Drew and Derek Martens. Coach Jim Green is at centre back. Kinsmen Club were the league champions in their Atom division this summer and then capped the season off by winning the Cup Day Championship as well. Members of this team are: back left, Brian Appleby, Kris Lavereav, Patrick Muldoon, Ethan Lavereau, Blair Beacock, lan Smith, and John Martens, coach. 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