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a a a a au a a 40 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 16, 1992 Atom Division June 9/92 Royal Canadian Legion - 7 Manvers-1 Van Camp -4 Port Cleaners - 3 Port Cleaners had a slow start but came together quickly. They played a strong defensive game. All three goals were scored by Michael Demaio. Van Camp also played a strong de- vensive game with Dean Van Camp in goal, with Craig Hutchins and Adam Luke on defense. Jessica Stone, Mathew MacMaster, Chris Medford, and Evan Ashton all played a good offensive game. Well done kids! P.P. Printing Stormers - 1 BigV-0 Matt Powell scored the only goal in this intense game. The force for the Stormers was Mike Sytsma in net. He fielded off a barrage of shots. The rest of the team is following up the excel- lent playing from last game. Pineridge Sports - 2 Laurentian Bank - 2 An intense game in the first half saw many shots on goal by both teams. No. 3 Paul Chiusolo was finally successful in scoring the first goal of the night for Laurentian. Minutes later Pineridge Sports, No. 11 Gor- don Kilner scored, tieing the game. Several attempts where made by Zachary Fis of Pine- ridge to score but the Lauren- Atom Soccer action tian goalie was on his toes mak- ing some excellent saves. The second half was just as intense as the first, again with Lauren- tian No. 2 Ashleigh Murphy scoring the first goal. Pineridge kept the pressure on, finally al- lowing No. 56 Kenny Lukas to send the ball into the Lauren- tian goal. Good work, kids! Pizza Delight vs. Greenbank Week five in the schedule was an exciting one with all eight teams in action. Pizza Delight and Greenbank Garden Center, playing each other at the west diamond at R.H. Cornish, had full roster turnout and were evenly matched, even in their shirt colors with both teams wearing yellow and black. With a large turnout of par- ents and spectators cheering and supporting the players and the fine pitching provided by coaches Trevor Jones for Pizza and Bob Nesbitt for Greenbank, both teams managed lots of THE COMPUTER TUTOR THE COMPUTER THE EASY WAY. | Friendly Computer Training for all ages. BILL SANDIFORD JR. HAVE FUN o W Je -2- LEARNING a ha 53 e Menus « Modem and Printer Programmes For more information call (416) 985-8576 Adults, Teens, Children & 7 yrs. & up + Private and Semi-Private Sessions Held Upstairs at Irwin Smith Music Ltd. ORT PERRY auto glass &* trim 1d. 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Next games are Monday, June 22 at 6:30 p.m. See you there! 9-10 Mites On June 8, the Mites teams of Hanks Pastries went up against Schildt Machining, with Hanks achieving five runs and Schildt receiving 14 runs. Excellent efforts by Sara Du- buc, Marshall Irwin and Tyler Weisflock for Hanks Pastries; while Ryan Petch, Jordan Froats, and Stacey Robinson were in fine form for Schildt Machining. "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ee ---- a AA et el ISDE IO): IVA U Z2 VI Gap J OI Y SI UW iv Living up to his sponsor's motto, "There's nothing halfway about it," Junior Hanley proved once again that he can go all the way as he led the American Canadian Tour Bud 100 from flag to flag at Mosport International Speedway. "The Molson Ex, Quaker State Thunderbird ran solid all week- end," said Hanley. "And the yellow flags gave us a chance to cool off the brakes and tires and that let us stay out in front." Hanley was hard pressed for the entire race, mainly by Oshawa native Randy MacDonald, as well as by former series champion Robbie Crouch and Vermont's Kevin LePage. Unfortunately, for a large number of competitors, it was a tough and damaging race as the 100 lap event was slowed by a total of 11 caution periods that eliminated almost half of the 33 car field. One victim of the tricky Corner One area was the #46 car of Bill Zardo. The Brampton resident took the green flag in 29th spot but, in the Drive of the Day, he worked his way up to the third position before he had a coming together with Robbie Crouch. Both drivers were able to continue, but were relegated to the back of the field and finished sixth and seventh respectively. In the final postings, it was Hanley first, Randy MacDonald second, two car lengths back and Beaver Dragon of Vermont third. Hanley and the ACT Tour return to Mosport Speedway on July 12 to continue the chase for the Budweiser Triple Crown. The Sunday Support Race featured the 800 horsepower Winged Wonders of the ISMA Super Modified Series. Pat Abold from New York was on a three race winning streak entering the fray and by the luck of the draw started the feature on the pole. He held the point for 24 laps until he was overtaken on the backstraight by Stouffville's Gary Morton. The Canadian then spent 10 laps dicing with New Hampshire driver, Mike Ord- way but on a pass for the lead, the two touched wheels sending Morton somersaulting into the spectator fencing. The car was badly torn up, as was the fence but the driver emerged unin- jured. This was the most serious of the six yellow flag incidents. In the seven lap dash to the checkered flag, it was Doug Didero of North Carolina that led the field and claimed the victory. One little side-note: The first driver to exit the race was a young man making only his second appearance at Mosport named Gene Lee Gibson. Although this weekend's result is noth- ing to brag about, Gene Lee is officially in Mosport Speedway's Record Book as having claimed the first ever race victory on the 1/2 mile oval, an accomplishment he made in a USAC Sprint Car when the track first opened three years ago. Better luck next time, Gene Lee. Regular Saturday night racing continues at Mosport Speedway next week with the Erin Maxx Trans-Am scheduled for the Mos- \From Corner Five. port road course on the June 27 and 28 weekend. 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