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16- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 25, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SPORTS Reports from the soccer fields Under Seven: Smitty's Sharks vs. J &D Carpentry Smitty's was victorious overd & D witha 7-2 win. Scoring for Smitty's was Luke Pither with four and Roman Vighatti with three. Brett Pope played well and scored both goals for J & D. Great game by both teams! Manvers vs. Scugog Classic Alumi- num Scugog Classic Alumi- num shut out Manvers with a score of 8 - 0 on Tuesday night. SCA had five scorers in total. They were Shayne Taylor with the hat trick, Corey Mar- low with two, and Bran- don MacPherson, Nic Hertzberg, Michael Cooke each with one. Haugen's Chicks vs. Lake Scugog Lumber A 1-1 tie was the result of a close defensive game by both teams. Tommy Whiteway scored for Hau- gen's and Benjamin Mut- ton scored for LSL. Great game! Pineridge Sports Shop VS. Port Perry Legion Pineridge had abig 8 - 1 win over the Legion last Rowing sessions The Durham Rowing Club is offering learn to row courses on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the months of July and August. The club, which runs competitive rowing programs for high school students, is offering the weekly ses- sions in hopes of garnering adults' attention. Those interested in learning the basics of sliding seat row- ing either for recreational or physical fitness reasons are encouraged to come out. The initial training sessions will include an intro- duction to rowing technique, safety aspects of the sport and an explanation of terminology used. A row- ing ergometer will be used to teach the sequence of the rowing stroke. All on-water training will be done in four-person rowing shells. Due to limited equip- ment, each training sesson can only accommodate 14 participants. The training sessions will run every Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7-9 p.m. The main instruc- tors are Michael Maher and Brian Gardner, both township residents who are experienced rowing coaches. The sessions will be moving to the boat launch to the club's new dock. In the interest of safety, all participants in the pro- gram must be able to swin. For further information or to register for the pro- am contact Michael Maher at 985-7095. The cost is 100 for 10 sessions, with all proceeds going to the club's Scugog Boathouse Fund. TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG FORM 36 NOTICE OF NON-COMPLIANCE PART II Date Notice Posted: July 24, 1995 Municipality: Township of Scugog Signature of Clerk iT TAKE NOTICE THAT the following candidate(s) has not complied with the Municipal Elections Act, in that he or she has failed to file a financial statement and auditor's report, financial report, or statutory declaration, whichever is required, of his or her campaign contributions and expenses. Name of Registered Candidate Office School Board Trustee Brooks, Bob week. Jordan Johnstone was the lone goal scorer for Port Perry Legion and scoring for Pineridge was Alex Tillart (5), Matthew Bailey (2) and Alex McLar- en (1). Under Nine Nuts about Chocolate VS. Port Perry Metals Nuts About Chocolate played well but were un- able to stop Jessica Lee of Port Perry Metals who scored the one and only goal of the game. Amanda McNeil and Jesse Keyes Renaud were a great duo on defence and Grant Ra- nieri stopped a few break- aways for Nuts. Adam Hale and Amanda Bar- chuk also worked hard and did some fancy moves for Nuts. Hayden Fish earned himself a shutout for P. P. Metals while Lakelan Gould and An- drew Pegg had good moves. The final score was 1-0 for P. P. Metals. Bank of Montreal vs. Roger's Automotive Steven Etherington's hat trick and Jonathon Hamelinck's two goals were great contributors to the Bankers 5 - 1 win. Also playing well for the Bank- ers were Jeremy Bulloch in goal and Liz Reinhart with her assist. James Do- naldson was able to put Roger's on the board. Mi- chael Wilson had a terrific game playing well in goal first half and playing ag- gressive offence in the sec- ond half for Roger's. Keep up the great efforts! Van Camp & Kellar vs. Scugog Rentals A strong offensive play by Adam Thompson and Jordanne Bursey helped in the lone goal by Russell Tracey for Scugog Ren- tals. Van Camp and Kellar played well, but couldn't score. The final score was 1-0. Village Decor vs. Raglan Welding Raglan Welding had Holtby, great saves from Dale Foster, and goals from Peter Dutka (1) and Tim Vanhoof (1) but Vil- lage Decor was able to beat them with a score of 4-2. Mike Jehu scored two and Leanna Tillart and Josh Vaughan scored one each for Village Decor. Port Perry Craft & Gift Show vs. Manvers Port Perry Craft and Gift Show beat Manvers in an exciting wet game. Kee- nan Geer and Matt Char- ron scored for Craft and Gift Show and Celine Batterink and Kaylie Gil- mour played well offen- sively. The final score was 2-1 for Craft and Gift Show. Under Eleven Scooter'sVs. M&M Meats Scooter's won 4-1 on Monday night. Joseph Kozlinsky earned a hat trick and Matt Hertzberg also scored a goal for Scooter's. the only goal for M & M Meats. M & M Meats vs. Burketon General Store Zach Pither, Phil Cuda- hey, and Adam Phillipe each scored one goal to win 3-0 over M & M's. Good game by both teams. Willowtree vs. Nature's Bounty Willowtree Farm de- feated Nature's Bounty on goals by Evan Powell (2), Ryan Belair (3), and Eric Hertzberg. Excellent goal- tending by Julie Ann Do- mik and Adam Bull kept the shutout intact. Rebec- ca Aken, Richard Tracey, and Erin Slack all played well on defence. The final score was 6-0. Darlene Colton vs. Le- gal Eagles Liam McKeracher and Billy Britt shared the shutout for Darlene Col- ton as their team won 2-0. Pat Lewis and Jeff Tom- cheski scored and Craig Kehoe had an excellent game! Panthers, firemen win in hardball Midget Division July17 Grumbles vs. Caesarea Firefighters Firefighters took this one 11-10. This was a back and forth battle with both teams playing equally. For the Firefighters, Swain was 2 for 2 with a home run. Larmer and Klei doubled, McCourt and Anchor with a pair of singles each and Minshall and Chapman with sin- gles. Rob Wallace shut the door and grabbed the win, pitching in the bases load- ed final inning. For Grumbles, Dawid- son with three singles. Dales doubled and sin- gled, Watson scored three runs, Sutherland, Tripp, Baker, Dunn, Hill and Tiessen all had singles. Bantam Division July21 CYCPanthers-11 Port Perry .G.A.-0 Despite a game effort by I.G.A. who played short- handed, the Panther pitching staff of Drew Ste- phenson, David Young and Mackenzie Bell came just one single short of a no hitter. Panthers struck four batters out and strong infield defense stopped I.G.A. cold. Pan- ther runners stole 27 bas- es. Darryl McClurg, Mac Bell, David Young and John Chrapek punched out singles and Ben Ste- phenson singled three times for two R.B.I.'s. A special nod to John Berry for a well played game. Note: Hurray for Cool Cans! The entire Nestle- ton Hardball League would like to thank There- sa Grieve, Wilma Wotten and the entire Cool Cans team for their very gener- ous donation to our league. League Meeting, Sun- day, July 30 at Nestleton Hall, 7 p.m. Watch for in- formation handouts at this week's games. Hope to see you there! AIR CONDITIONING V/ /, 1987 PETERBOROUGH, CONSTELLATION, 25 ft., cuddy, head, sink, AM/FM cassette, radar arch, swim platform, immaculate, 230 HP/OMC COBRA 1.0 $19,999, "Home of the million kilometre Warranty." CARMAX ED HYUNDAI Hwy #35 - 1 mile south of Hwy. #7 Lindsay (705) 878-9222 1995 Grand Am - low k's - tit, cruise - 6 Cylinder - balance of factory - Automatic warranty - PIL, PIW -AM/FM cassette $1 6,995. BABY HAS ARRIVED! BOAT MUST GO! | iy Bantams win 16-4 The Port Perry Merchant Bantam Fastball team played host to Vaughan on Wednesday, July 19 and extended their winning streak with a convincing 16-4 win. This writeup is brought to you by XL Gas Bar. Vaughan got out of the blocks first as their leadoff batter led off with a double then scored on a fielding error giving them an early 1-0 lead. The Merchants came right back however as they counted two runs of their own in the bottom of the first to take a 2-1lead. The see-saw battle was on from here as Vaughan retook the lead in the top of the sec- ond inning scoring two runs to make it a 3-2 score. The Merchants Scott Jeffery took matters into his own hands here as he tied the game at three a piece as with one mighty swing of the bat, the ball sailed high over the left centre field fence and Scott trotted around the bases with a very large smile on his face. With the score notched at three a piece the Merchants defence came to life and they started to shut down the Vaughan batters only allowing one more run for the rest of the game. Meanwhile Scott's blast must of aroused the Mer- chant offence as they started to dominate the Vau- ghan pitching. Jason Best started the onslaught off with an in-the-park homer as the Merchants picked up one run in the bottom of the third and fourth in- nings and then six runs in the bottom of the fifth and five runs in the bottom of the sixth to round out the scoring. The Merchants hitting was led by Jason Best who was swinging a new bat and it helped as he went four for four at the plate hitting for the cycle. Also hitting for the Merchants were: Scott Jeffery who had a sin- gle to go along with his towering home run, Derek Tindall with a single, double and a walk, Ryan Wil- liamson with a single and a double, Owen St. John and Doug Short with a single and a walk each, Ryan Hawkins, Ryan Moynes and Marshal McQuaid with a single each while Jon Froats picked up a walk. Clay Brown started off on the mound for the Mer- chants and even though he picked up the win he faul- tered in the third inning and Jon Froats came on in the fourth to finish off the game. The Merchants next home game will be on Wednes- day, July 26 with an 8:30 p.m. start as they take on a tough Oshawa team. Come on out and enjoy some top caliber ball and cheer your local boys on.