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- 22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, August, 5, 1992 ha at ae ad bl --, » Trader Sams, Brian's Towing fight to a 3-3draw in soccer On July 29 in Squirt soccer action Rent and Save/Cinemax just Siged our Haugen's Chick- en Barbecue 4-8. Adam Pea- cock, Justin Moffat and Timo- thy Motuzas were all strong on offense, with Justin and Timo- thy picking up two goals a piece. Timothy scored the winning goal on a penalty kick. Melissa Mulder and Jason Wanamaker played superb de- fensive ball. Brady Gray in net had to make many more stops to preserve the win. Haugen's team played a good strong game with two goals being scored by Peter Konstantinopoulos, and one by Lindsay Carr. Darlene Colton Photography was successful in its bid against Manvers 1, 4-0. Stacey Cun- ningham led the way with a hat trick, and Julie-Ann Domik evened out the scoring with one as well. Timothy Donohue was strong on offense, and assisted on two of the goals. Marta Van- Camp picked up an assist as well. John Dutka made it tough for Manvers with good defense, and James Colton got the shut- out. Adam and Zach Plowright shared the netminding duties for Manvers, and stopped many more than they let in. Zach Goff looked dangerous on offense, and Derek Shasta played solid defense. Flieler's Petro Can also shut- out I.G.A. by a 6-0 score. Pat Lewis, Chris Wygerde, Joseph Kozlinsky and Ryan O'Leary all scored, and Liam McKeracher had two goals. Despite the loss, 1.G.A. putin a great effort. Good goaltending by Sandy Farqu- harson shut down the opposi- tion in the second half. Nice po- sition playing by Erin Edwards allowed her to turn the ball around several times, and Bos- ton Kowalczyk made some good defensive moves. The coaching staff of the Li- ons Club noted greatly im- proved play this week, in partic- ular from Richard Tracey, but they still fell to the stronger Manvers 2 team, losing 2-0. Chase Charland scored the first goal for Manvers, assisted by Ashley Notenboom. Brandon Spearing made some good de- fensive plays, with some good strong kicks. Jessie Worden did her part by keeping the ball in the Lions Club end. Ashley No- tenboom scored the second goal on a very hard kick from inside the Lions zone, that just coasted over the goal line. Dilan and Ja- mie had some fantastic defen- give moves to keep the Lions Club off the scoresheet. Trader Sams played Brian's Towing to a 3-8 draw. Trader ' N RACE FAN | AWARENESS NIGHT Sams put forth a strong effoit, coming back from a big 2-0 gap. Goals were scored by Clayton Gilmore, two, and tie Bier- ness. Good defensive work by Jenna Phoenix and Sam Chiu- solo. Happy Birthday to Rob Larmer, and belated wishes to Molly Sprague! For Brian's Towing Trevor Lance scored two goals. Adam Landry proved to be a well rounded player scor- ing once and making many stops on his shift in net. James Stevenson did a great job on de- fense! Port Perry Auto Glass "Sting- rays' have yet to be defeated, and they continued their domi- nance against Raglan Welding, winning 65-3. Kevin Lukas scored a hat trick, and Matthew Kamminga and Spencer Churchill each scored once. For Raglan Welding goals were scored by Wesley Langmaid, Gregory Jeffrey and Kevin Rob- bins, with two assists by Mi- chael Anderson. Kara Olsen and Jordan Beelby made some superb defensive plays to keep the game within reach. CARDS AND COLLECTING 0 1) A This is a nice card of one of the all- time greats ... WILLIE MAYS is pictured on a 1964 Topps "Giants" card ... These were postcard-sized, hence the "Giants" nickname, and are an under-appreciated set, filled with stars of the carly '60s ... Mays, #51, is one of the higher priced cards in the set, but at only $20 or so is a bargain compared to most Mays cards of the 1960s ... In '64 Willie socked 47 home runs to lead the NL, a typical year for Everyone Welcome ~ Free Admittance Friday, August 7, 1992 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm on Hwy. 7A across from Cashway Lumber : Witness some of the finest stock cars and talk with the drivers and pit crews that race at Mosport International Speedway every Saturday night at 6:30pm. In appreciation from Mosport International Speedway and Snap On Tools. Snap On Tools are sponsoring Race Night on August 8, 1992 at Mosport. : PQ OOOGOOOOGOOLOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOGOOOOOSOOOOOGOOOOOOBOAAAAALAAAAALAAAAAAL Ca a as 4 3) Spence. The Ballard Lumbermen The Greenbank Gamblers w Perry. Pictured are the membe ager, Ron Winslow, coach, Don Phinney, Ken Irvine, vor Till, Don Beaton and Gary Baker. Front from left are: Ken Goreski, Bill Thomson, Gregg Rodd, Dennis Romeril, John Foster and Brian Lee. Absent fr 20 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1972 increased their record to 10 wins and eight losses on the season. 10 YEARS AGO on the four-day Canadian Tire Football tournament held in Port rs of the winning team. Back row from left are: Rodd Foster, man- Dennis Tulloch, coach, Jay Williams, Tre- om photo are Neil Rodd and Elmer 10 YEARS AGO The team is heading into OASA playoffs. They will meet the Greenwood "C" team in the first round. Members of the team are: Garnet Warrin- cr, Doug Hughes, Jack Cook, Doug Scott, Wayne Venning, Frank Fielding, Bill St. John, Rick Beare, Jody Williams, Bill Commish, Bill Wanamaker, Ken Goreski, Tom Lawrence, Gene Hurst, Jim Moore, John Hill, Hugh John- ston and Bob Smith. 15 YEARS AGO \ him, with 111 RBI, batting .296 . der. Par 3. of the Barry WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1977 The Canadian Amateur Hockey Association passed a new ruling banning slapshots from all hockey teams for those 13 years of age and un- Rick Larocque was the first member of the newly opened Summerlea Golf Course. He also was the first to have a hole-in-one. Larocque made the perfect shot on hole four which was a The Orange Bombers defeated the Green Hor- nets in soccer action. Andy Sytsma scored two oals, assisted by Barry Willerton and eo. Adam Nicholishen scored the other. Port Perry Tennis Club held a one-day ladies doubles tournament at the courts. Cathy Acerra and Celia Thaxter were the winners. closest to the pin. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1982 The Greenbank Gamblers defeated the Port Perry Canadian Tire Juniors in the four-day Ca- nadian Tire Tournament. Low gross winner at the Summerlea golf tour- nament was Josie Wilson. Dorothy Sterling had a low net of 18. In Cartwright Minor Ball the Country Uphol- stery Blues defeated Thompson's Village Market by a 16-14 score. Hitters for the Blues included Stuart Dyer, Barry Ross and David Weir. David Andrews and Joel Schryburt chipped in two hits each for Thompsons. The Flames defeated the Trojans 5-1 in Port Perry ball hockey action. Scoring for the Flames were Richie LeFort, Mike McQuade, Randy Knight, Ken Jeffrey and Carl Durward. Dennis Franssen scored the lone goal for the Trojans. The Legion Squirts defeated Bradford 8-2 in the first round of the OASA playoffs. Doing the hitting in this game was Menzies, Bailey, Maho- ny, Lally, Leatherdale, Connors and Feasby. Sunnybrae golf ladies league hosted a tourna- ment at Foxhead. Low gross went to Joyce Brad- bury with 43, second to Cheryl Leask with a 44, third to Trudy Tilley with 45 and fourth was a tie between Ginny Clifford and Vera Brown with a 46 each. Low net was Joanne Doble, Andrea Weir had the longest drive and Vera Brown was Re/Max edges Lumbermen In mini soccer last Tuesday night Re/Max Realty just edged our Scugog Lumber 1-0, to avenge their loss in the Festival Days gold medal round. The first half was kept scoreless, but Kyle Geer was able to knock one in the second half, assisted by John Tanti. Rhonda Scott, Stewart Medford and Taylor Ramsey shared the shutout. Good netminding from Mat- thew Hertzberg and Cheryl Barchuk kept the game within reach for Scugog Lumber but despite constant pressure from Allison Rudkin and Duncan Pringle they were unable to score. Also on Tuesday the Framer's Gallery shut out Slinger Trans- port 2-0. Todd Lance and Derek Goreski were the goal scorers, and both Sean Murray and Mat- thew Roth putin an excellent ef- fort. Despite the loss, Jake Pil- key, Emily Davis and Cindy Howard all played well for Slinger Transport. Technique all defeated the struggling Fowler, Davies team by a score of 3-0. Leo Tail- lon and Nelson Langmaid scored for Technique, and Kate- lyn May was as fast as lighten- ing. Despite the loss Daniel Shore and Brook MacKenzie played well in net for Fowler, Davies. Celine Batterink and Ashleigh Phoenix were kept busy in their defensive posi- tions. Durharn Cleaning 985-8552 LOOSE RUGS BROADLOOM UPHOLSTERY 3 M Scotchguard On Wednesday night Tyler Cunningham had a very big game for Subby's Submarine, and led his team to victory against Manvers 1. Tyler scored four goals, and Danny Halward notched one. Cameron O'Connor had a strong game as well. Darrel McGrath threat- ened offensively for Manvers 1 many times, and Timothy Gil- bank was tough on defense. Nuts About Chocolate won their game against Manvers 2 by default, and had a friendly practice match.