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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 16, 1994-19 ;, SPORTS Results from all the Port Perry Printingand J & D Carpentry had a terrific game with lots of end-to-end action. The game remained scoreless until the last minutes when Corey Marlow netted one for the Printers, to give them their first win of the season by a 1-0 margin. Charlotte provided su- perb netminding for the Print- ers, to preserve the shutout. Re- beka Dawn Haah and Evan Haslum put in a superhuman effort for J & D, and Stefan Zo- chodne kept them in the game with great saves. Excellent plays were made by Layla Keyes-Renaud and Ryan Harri- son. Haugen's Chicks showed ex- cellent teamwork to come up with a 6-3 victory over Manvers. Scott Partington scored another hat trick, assisted on two by Shayne Taylor and Joshua Vau- ghan. Joshua scored two unas- sisted goals and Rory Taillon added one to the total. Shayne did a good goalkeeping job with the help from good defence by Tommy Whiteway. The tables were turned on the Chicks in their game against the Legion, when despite a five-player ad- vantage -they had to fight to keep the score down to 6-3. They tried to come back in the second half when all three goals were scored. Shayne Taylor scored, assisted by Benjamin Mutton and Scott Partington scored twice, assisted by Neil Harris and Shayne. Laurentian Bank showed a great team effort and passin skill to shut out Second Han for Kids 2-0. Joey Frey played a strong game with Dylan Jones ~ passing the ball to the forwards. Kristen Renaud made several heads up plays. Christopher Barchuk was solid in net, For the Kids, Justin Abraham showed spirited play, while Mi- randa Batterink did good work ° in goal. Under Seven Results A fine effort by both Komput- er Klinic and Brian's Towing earned the teams a 3-3 tie. Brian's goals were scored by Britini Smith, Kirk Stevens and Troy Wagg. A fine defensive game was played by Irene Wat- son, and imberly Wilson played a strong two-way game. The Klinic's markers came from Jonathan Hamelink with two, and Matthew Miller. Port Perry Lions really came together to defeat Lake Scugog Lumber by a big 12-1 margin. Goals were scored by Andrew Pegg (five), Michael Wilson (three), Darren Dekoning (two), Brad Nearly (two), and Jessica Lee (one). Matt Robinson earned goal- keeping honors. Kyle Paige got Lumber's lone marker, and honorable mention goes to Stewart Medford for effort. ~/ life? ~ Yours on August, 24th! Under Nine Results Reach Park Motors won their game by default when Antrim House could field only four players. A fun game was held, with good plays by Leanne Bar- foot and Elissa Beelby. Crosby Hartung showed great style in net. Burketon shut out Raglan thanks to a pair of goals each by Matt Morrison and Alex Hen- derson. Danny Morrison chipped in with two assists, backed up by strong play from Stacy Arnold. Jaimin Gillis sparkled in net for the shutout. Tyler Daley and Matthew Ten- nant putin a good effort for Rag- an. Air Durham also defeated Cottrell's Cuspids 4-0 on a pair of goals each from Derek Gore- ski and Scott Lennox. Tyler Cunningham and Lisa Leskow- icz shared the shutout. Despite the loss the Cuspids played a good game, and Adam Farnley was spectacular in goal. Adam Smart was burning up the field, and Kristy Ashton made some Voll Nlacsd passes Joe's Pizza i edged out Willowtree Farms b- 4. Nelson Langmaid got a hat trick and Adam Bull added the PORT PERRY STAR STAT-SHEET Cartwright Minor Softball Final Stand AM ye} w L Teer... Scugog Mens Slo-Pitch (Squirts) (as of Aug. 8) . Nestleton Country St. 7 5 0 .583 Coldwell Banker 11 IGA 10 Pine Ridge Glass 7 50 583 Gatros 16 Crandells 6 Antrim House 5 6 1 458 Goreski 26 Forder Park 26 Cummings Backhoe 4 7 1 375 Bradshaw Towing 4 Pizza Delight 3 (Sr. S/Ball) . Hank's Pastries 15 Pineridge 0 H&M Wright Sox 10 2 0 .833 No reports Don Frewand Sons 9 3 0 .750 Seagrave Systems P.P. Auto Glass Port Perry IGA 012 0 000 Oppers Aluminum Investors Group aA W L T PTS Durham Ladies Winchester Arms 12 1. 0 24 Fastball League Standings Gators 9 4 0 18 : Coldwell Banker 8 4 0 16 TEAM GPW L TPTS Seagrave Systems 8 4 0 16 Scugog Angels 1716 0 1 33 PPIGA 6 7 0 12 Oshawa DoubleBBs 1816 2 0 32 Square Boy 8-4 0 6 Cobourg Angels 2016 4 0 32 Crandells 1 14-0 2 Oshawa Inter. FC 2011 8 1 23 PP Auto Glass i 0-0 2 Port Perry 18 9 6 3 21 DivisionB : Whitby Hawks 17 710 0 14 Bradshaw's Towing 10 3 1 21 Whitby Dubes 18 611 1 13 Goreski's Resort 8 3 2 18 Oshawa Jr. 2s 18 513 0 10 Hank's Pastries 7 5 0 14 Oshawa 733s 19 316 0 6 Oppers Aluminum 7 5 0 14 Bowmanville 19 019 0 © Borger Pak 2 z 2 2 nvestors Group MBA Standings = pizza Delight 3 51 7 TEAM GP W L T PT8pjneridge Bulldogs 3 9 0 6 BunchaYahoos 14 9 4 1 19 Mixed Buts 13 7 4 2 16 Cathin On 14 6 4 4 16 Black Sox 13 6 6 1 13 THESE STANDINGS SPONSORED BY ScugogTaxi 13 5 6 2 12 RoyalFlush 14 4 8 2 10 Dirt Devils 14 4 10 O 8 -- -- Thank You to the members PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP LTD. 1894 Scugog St. Port Perry (905) 985-2839 A A A BOVE A A TERT SA SENSI A A BEES AO WT 2 8 VERT 8 8 SENN A A SEEN A A SANS A A S555 A A SESS A ATEN ADA NEE AANA LS | Thank You Fort Perry Minor Softball wishes to thank the many volunteers who gave their time to coach in the Minor Softball system. We appreciate the many hours you have given for hundreds of children registered in our programs - unfortunately, you are too numerous to name individually. Port Perry Minor Softball says A special Thank You to our convenors this year who helped make everything run smoothly -- Greg Mites); Tyler Briley (2-10 Mites); Bill Nolan (Youth Girls); Norma Hartrick (youth Boys); Walter Drury (Youth Lob Ball). Goode (T-Ball & 7-& of executive (Dave Dalton, Dave Kay, Tyler Briley, Doug Dempsey & Carolyn Best.) for their dedicated efforts. Also special thanks to Pat Bird who organized, supervised and distributed our pictures, and to Dave McTaggart and Wayne Venning for all their help. Our thanks to our Rep team coaches and managers who represented our town with pride wherever they travelled. Finally, a special Thank You to the young men who umpired for us. It is not always an easy job. Thanks to everyone and hopefully we'll see you all again next year and thanks to this newspaper. soccer fields other two. Great defensive work from Amanda Curry, Duncan Pringle and Ryan Hamelinck helped, and Leo Taillon made some great saves in net. Keenan Geer scored Willowtree's hat trick, and Daniel Bois notched one. Tim's Renovations fell to Manvers in a 6-4 game. Goals for Manvers were by Gary Cafik (three), Brandon Spearing (two) and Zach Plowright. Chad Wansbrong and Ryan O'Leary each scored two for Tim's. Under11Results Green Apple Cabinets just held on to their undefeated stat- us, but not for lack of effort from the Legal Eagles who managed a 2-2 draw. Goals for Green Ap- ple were by Justin Moffat and Michael Sytsma, with assists from Ryan Kelly and Nicholas Murphy. Evan Ashton and Billy ag Britt scored for the Eagles, This was an excellent game with ac- tion going up and down the ~ field, and constant running de- spite few substitutions. Daniel Foster and Kevin Robins were great in their midfield posi- - tions. Kyle Marlow and James - Stevenson came through with some good defensive plays for their respective teams. Philip Cudahy had an out- standing game with five goals to lead Burketon to a 7-2 victory over IGA. Zach Pither added two more, and Laura Pottier picked up two assists on excel- lent throw-ins. Katie Beirness and Chris Wygerde each scored one for IGA. An exciting seesaw battle be- tween Waterfront Cafe and Wil- lowtree Farms finally ended with the Cafe victorious 4-3. Spencer Churchill notched the hat trick with Nicole Ansell adding the single marker. Spe- cial mention goes to Gabriel Benschop and Peter Konstanti- nopolous for their goalkeeping efforts. Melissa Hale and Katri- na Leahy stopped the Willow- tree advance time and tim again. For Willowtree, Josep Kozlinski scored two goals, and Joe Farquharson added one. 'Haugen's Heroes had a good offensive game against Darlene Colton Photography to take a 4- 1 lead. Wolf Palleske scored twice, and one each was scored by Alex Nicoloau and Brigette Palleske. Nice midfield plays were made by Laura Batterink, Scott Symes and Derek Fishley. Erin Edwards and David Miller Played solid defence with great locks and long kicks. Even so, Chris Gloster managed to break through to score one for the Pho- tographers. . "Under 13Results. Port Perry IGA showed thef® offensive prowess against Man- vers. Mitchel/Royal Gardens with a 7-0 win.- - mers, Darren Hamelink and errard Tim- Billy Carr each scored two goals, while Aaron Chambers ~ chipped in with one more, This past week, the Scugog "Angels" picked up two wins to move in front in the stand- ings ahead of Oshawa Dou- ble BBs and Cobourg Angels, but by the end of next week who knows, as the league season. so Scugog 5 Oshawa 2 Sandy Bronson got Oshawa Inter. F.C. off to a fast start with a triple up through centre and right field, and then came home on Samantha Chefero's ground- out, before the inning ended. The "Angels" came back in the bottom of the third, when Cheryl Vaughan walked, and moved over to third base on Tracy Smith's single on an overthrow to first, then scored on Sherri Brown's fly ball out to left field. Then the "Angels" broke the game wide open, with four runs. Kim Stewart drew a walk, then moved to second on Tara Mowder's single. Ca- thy Davis singled to left field to load the bases. Cheryl Vaughan then helped her cause by driving home Kim Stewart with a single to right field, then a double to right field by Kelly Caldwell scored two more runs. Tracy Smith then drove home a run with a single to left centre be- fore Sherri Brown hit into a double play. This seemed to be all the "Angels" needed as they went on to win 5-2. Angels win, lose in league action her 14th game this season comes down to the end of the Cheryl Vaughan, who won with four losses, had a single and scored two runs to help her cause. She got help from Tracy Smith who had two hits, Tara Mowder with two hits, single hits to Cathy Da- vis and Kelly Caldwell. The Scugog "Angels" next me is Wednesday night in shawa, against Oshawa Double BBs, and this could be a good one. Game time is 8:30 p.m. at Durham College. ugog Wins Over 4 Bowmanville Cheryl Vaughan won her 13th game this season as she pitched a no-hitter against Bowmanville, while striking out 14 batters. She also helped her cause with six hits. Also helpin in the win were Tara Mowder six hits, five RBIs, Kelly Caldwell | with six hits and three RBIs, Mandee Porter with five hits, all were mammoth as she drovein nine RBIs. With four hits each were Joyce Parkinson, Tracy Smith and Kim Stewart. The | "Angels", with this win, keep their undefeated seqson in- tact. In the first game of a dou- bleheader on Sunday, Oshawa Inter. F.C. defeated Port Perry Scugog Angels Midget team 9-3. This team i8 in fifth place in the stand- ings.