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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" - PORT PERRY STAR <= Named #1 Newspaper in the 1999 Readers Choice Awards by more than 906% of popular vote over Port Perry "This Week 'New ... See What's NE Ovef 200.animals! 00 off Over 30 different species... 15 minutes from Port Perry per person with Call for directions! this coupon 655 523 y 6 Coupon expires ; J July 31/99 By Mark Stehlin Brooklin Redmen Lacrosse The Brooklin Redmen came off a victory® against the Brampton Excelsiors on July 15 and travelled to St. Catharines on Thursday, July 16 to play the Major Athletics at Garden City Arena. They went into that game with a record of 11-2 good for first over- all in the Major Series. The Redmen were still without Shawn Williams and Steve Toll for this game as they were preparing for game two of the World Cup of Lacrosse against the United States. The Canadians lost game one by a score of 16-15 and needed to win game two on Friday night to keep the series alive. The Redmen drew first blood on the scoreboard before the Athletics were Eyes on the prize The league-leading Brooklin Redmen continue their roll towards the post-season and the Mann Cup with an 11-8 victory able to tie the game. The teams went into the first intermission tied at two and the teams tallied nine penalties between them. The second period started with the home team scoring two unanswered goals in the first minute and a half. The Redmen came back with two goals in a 17-second span midway through the period and the teams went to inter- mission tied at five goals each. The beginning of the third period belonged to the Athletics as they scored three goals to go up 8-5. The Redmen seemed to wake up at that point as they scored the next six goals unan- swered, including two in a 30 second span to win the contest by a score of 11-8. With a record of 12-2 the Redmen continue to lead the Major Series as Turn to Page 23 By Wally Nesbitt From Corner Five Fresh from the sauna that we call Toronto's Molson Indy, we bring you results from rounds five and six of the Motorola Cup series. Forty-three cars qualified for the two, forty-five minute races. The Powell Motorsports Team, rebounding from two disappointing races at Mosport Raceway, were rewarded for their efforts by placing all three Sunoco/Pennzoil Firebirds in top 10 grid positions. Saturday's sprint race then saw a podium sweep for the Blackstock-based Powell team. Defending series co-champion Doug Goad in the #11 Firebird, survived an incident-filled event to take the win ahead of stablemates Craig Conway (#31) and Bill Berggren (#30). Canadian racing legend, Richard Spenard, in a one-off guest appearance finished in fourth place in a Porsche 993 followed by the MultiMatic Mustangs of David Lacey and Greg Wilkins. A side-story to this event was the non-appearance of series points leader, Scott Maxwell. Maxwell had originally planned a trans-Atlantic marathon for this week- . : : end. On Saturday morning he was to TENNIS TIME: After more than three hours of play in the intense heat and qualify his MultiMatic Lola at humidity last weekend, Diane Burt (above) and partner Winnie Tobin Donnington Park Raceway in England eventually lost to Pat Leeson and Claire Latulippe in the Port Perry Tennis before catching a flight to Toronto in Club's Doubles Tournament. In mens' action, Jay Neill and Ken Elliott time to race his Mustang in the Motorola defeated Mike Santella and Jeff Murray. Cup. Immediately following this check- ered flag, Maxwell was to board another plane, returning to England to race his Lola on Sunday afternoon. However, FIA executives in England took a stand against the idea and stated that they would refuse to let Maxwell compete in the British race should he attempt such an adventure. The race governors cited the physical state of the Uxbridge driver as a safety concern. Scott elected to stay in England, thereby forfeiting his lead in the series points standings. As a result of Saturday's race finish, JEFF MITCHELL / PORT PERRY STAR Scugog Soccer action Re/Max edges past Laurentian in U-10 play Under 5 Mixed Wooten, Michael Hil) vs. Tim Horton's #4 - 3 Bridie's School of Tim Horton's #6 - 7 (Aaron Ashbridge (two), Ballet 4 (Daniel - three, (Abbey McLeod, Kyle Jessica Hammond). Cody - one) shutout for Schweda (five), Kyle Under 10 Boys goalie Sara vs. Tim Goreski). Laurentian Bank 2 Horton's #5 - 0. Port Perry Pharmacy (Curtis Pehleman - two) AJ & GR Carpentry 3 3 (Andrea Van Veghel vs Re/Max 3. (Kyra Graham, Drew (two), Aidan Parker) vs. Turn to Page 23 From start to finish Pole-setter Devon Powell leads the way as Blackstock's Powell Motorsports Team sweeps the podium at Toronto's Molson Indy The Powell team started Sunday's event 1-2-3 on the grid with 22-year-old Devon Powell sitting'on the pole. Powell jumped into the early lead in the #11 Sunoco/Pennzoil Firebird and Turn to Page 23 Castrol \ 1 Blackstock's Devon Powell took the checkered flag in the Motorola Cup series race at the Molson Indy. --------------.