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= ' 18- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, August 7, 1996 UNDER 7 DIVISION Scugog Lumber vs. J&D Carpentry Scugog Lumber shutout J & D this week by a score of 4-0. Gavin Sobil scored 2 while teammates Jeremy Griffin and Jack Burton each scored one. Excellent effort by all! Brian's Towing vs. Bank of Montreal Bank of Montreal edged over Brian's and managed to score onemoregoalinaclose 2-1 ~ match. Bank of Montreal's Jimmy, Breslin and Kaitlyn Baker each scored one fo the win and Brian's Luke Fraser scored the lone goal. Jamie Hyvidsten did make it exciting by letting one shot rol} along the goal line, almost crossing over. UNDER 8 DIVISION Swim Kids vs. Classic Aluminum "Astrong offensive effort by 'Swim Kids led to a good 5-2 win over Classic Aluminum. Scott Partington netted a hat trick (3) and Danielle Bourgeois anc Sam Doupe- Smith each scored one. For Classic, Andrew Pegg a and Kyle Passmore did the scoring. Canadian Tire vs. Ball & Callery Canadian Tire doubled Ball & Callery with a score of 4-2. Goals for Canadian Tire were scored by Kyle Paige, Ashley Radcliffe, Russell Tracey, and Shayne Taylor and Bernard DeBoer and Glenn Baker scored for Ball & Callery. Fantastic goaltending efforts from Charlotte Farquharson and special hustling mentions goes toAshley Paige and David Three more champions were de ras this week as the Overridge Fireplace Flames won the Tyke division in a close four way race to theend. A tie game in their eighth game of the season turned out to be the deciding fac- tor in the points race as the Flames ended up with 16 points (seven wins, three losses, two ties). Turner's Green Giants clinched the Mite division by defeating the Black- stock United Church Saints. Turner's have lost just one game to date with the Port Perry IGA close behind at two losses. The Don Frew & Sons Aggies claimed the senior Reg Strictly Saccorlf Wanamaker. Excellent game * everybody! Ball & Callery vs. Dairy Delight Ball & Callery heldonto a 2- 0 victory over Dairy Delight. Both teams played well together which eventually led to goals by William Dallas and Kimberly Wilson of Ball & Callery. Dairy Delight vs. McGuiness Coatings McGuiness Coatings had a4-0 win over Dairy Delight. Goal scorers were Cassandra Aked, Dustin Eldridge, and Mike Wallace (2). UNDER 10 DIVISION Manvers vs. Raglan Raglan had a tremendous shutout against Manvers. The final score was 7-0 and goals came from a variety of players. Davin Michel had 1, Brent Mecking had 2, Kirk Stevens had 1, Matt Charron had 2, and Chris Charron had 1. Roger's Automotive vs. Nutty Chocolatier Rogers'Tim Cruickshank had a hat trick (3 goals) which helped his teamto a 5-2 victory over The Nutty Chocolatier. Matthew Tennant and "#2" also rounded out the scoring while Grant Ranieri netted 2 to keep Nuts in the game. Coleen McKeracher was Cartwright Minor Ball title by virtue of their win over the Campbell Electric Raiders. These three join the Snap On Tool Giants who won the T-Ball title earlier and the Winter's Storm who claimed the Squirt championship a while back. All coaches are remind- ed to turn in their team award winners before this weekend or the players names will not be en- graved on the trophy which will be presented at Recognition Day on Aug. 25. By the time this report hits the street all divisions except the seniors will be in tournament play. All tournament game sum- PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY istration for 1996/97 season Thurs., Aug 15 Fri., Aug. 16 Sat., Aug. 17 SCUGOG ARENA Registration fees will be announced in next weeks paper. NOTE: Due to OMHA policy, both player and parent/ guardian must be present to register. Birth Certificate and Health Card numbers are mandatory for registration. 6:00 pm-9:00 pm 6:00 pm-9:00 pm 10:00 am-2:00 pm a after being away duetoa outstanding in goal especially broken collar bone. Great effort! h : Scugog Citizen vs. PP. Craft & Gift Show Scugog Citizen defeated Craft & Gift Show by a score of 4-1 this week. Rachel scored 2, Kristy scored 1 and Lisa scored 1 forthe Citizen while Hayley Landry hustled and scored 1 to prevent the shutout. Great goaltending by Sarah Dallas and excellent goal kicks by Ceilidh Baxter. Crafters Katie McLean and Shona Tighe also put forth a super effort! Baseline Collision vs. The Nutty Chocolatier These two teams played to an exciting 1-1tie. Nicole Teunissen scored for Baseline and Katie Mundin scored for Nuts. It was a nailbiter all the way through and both teams showed lots of spirit. UNDER 12 DIVISION Manvers vs.M & M Meats Manvers played hard and outscored M & M by a score of 4-2. Single goals from Derek Shasta, Zach Plowright, Brandon Spearing, and Ryan VanGemnip ofManvers. Scoring for M & M were Kevin Gloster and Tim Donahue. Port Perry Metals vs. M&M Meats M & M's Stormy Wootton and Erin Geary each scored one to contribute to a 2-2 tie. Goal scorers forthe Metals were Julie-Ann Domik and Jackie Pashley. Great game by everyone and excellent hustle. maries will be summar- ized in a report by division after each tournament has been completed. So home teams don't forget the game reports. "Know the Rules" - Question: What is the mis- sion statement of CMB? Tykes Wotten Carpentry Hammerheads 9 Overridge Fireplace Flames 7 Some excellent five strikeout pitching by Don- ald Shaw over the final two innings lifted the Hammerheads to their fifth win. The Flames had built up an early 705 lead but saw it dwindle away as the Heads scored four unanswered runs in their half of the third inning to take the lead for good. Bryan McNamara hit a triple for the Flames as well as playing some solid defense while on the mound. Hailey Wright and Brent Paradis had two hits each for Over- ridge with singles going to Nick Robinson, Vaughan Smart and Caitlyn Hell- ingman. Katrina Wotten, Alisha Finnegan and Myles Ro- Turnto Page 19 The Port Perry Rep Hardball team ry Aum : their regular season with a 23-2 win against Hav lock Tuesday night. Tom Kittle took com- mand of the pitching' mound, striking Fo the first batter bi) Scott Evans Hs fm Hunter to take out batter number two and a fly ball catch by Scott to id our guys up to bat. Kaine VanAsten Jeff Tarhotton put I Perry on the board wit 2-0 score. i Our boys kept Havelock scoreless in the next two innings with great pitch- ing by Tom and heads up pi by Jeffand Greg. Port Perry continued to round the bases with e placed buntby Greg. 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