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. wp" 26 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday , June 22, 1993 => Scugog Soccer league highlights Under 6 Soccer The Legion team defeated the Remax Scugog team 4-1, For Remax Scugog, Alexander Moffat" scored the lone goal. For the Legion, Russel Tracy, Michael * Armstrong and Brittni Smith each scored with a gallant effort by Stevie Honey. The next game had +Manvers and Smith and Smith Big . V playing to a 1-1 draw, Mark Forderer scored the lone goal for Big V with a good effort by Eric VanCamp and good goaltending by Michael McKenna. The other game 'had J&D carpentry playing Air Durham. J&D came out on top by a score of 3-1. For Air Durham, Jenna - Lane scored a nice goal and Kyle Allison played well on the offence. Thursday's action saw the Laurentian Bank squad defeat Air Durham 5-1. For Air Durham, Brett Pope scored the lone goal. For the bankers Kirk Stephens netted three, Michael Wilson and Scott Jorgenson each with one and an assist went to Emily Potier. A good effort was shown by Jesse Keys- Renaud. - Under 7's Port Perry Printing continued their unbeaten streak on June 16 against Brian's Towing, Erin Bray scored & hat trick, Leo Tallon had two goals and Wesley Cook added one. Patrick Dunn, Katie Peleikis, Paul Jewell and Tara Hutchins assisted on the goals. For Brian's Kenneth Britt provided an exciting goal in the first half. Brandon Hoskin came out playing strong in the second half and was rewarded with a point. James Donaldson deserves credit for playing goal against the strong printers. * Port Perry Lions Club had a tough time against the hardy Manvers team. Brent Wagg managed a goal to keep the Lion's Club from being shut out. Marie Gedge played well in goal in the second half, and Duncan Gibson put in a promising effort. Goal scorers for Manvers were Travis MeCabe, Jake McCabe, Jordan Jaques, Justin McGill, Darryl x Jim Hughson In A Park Somewhere By Jim Hughson, The Sports Network | the league's best/ "streeeeerike," to end the came. man. Top of the ninth inning, the Blue Jays were down fo their final out, trailing the Tigers 5-3. The tying run was on first "Thre was-a-1.2.count on the hitter, who had pushed average to an astronomical .397 and already had two hits in the g The pitcher dealt aYastball on the outside of the Thegprowd gasped, then screamed with joy as the 'umpire bellowed The batter, John Olerud, whose Smithsonian, thought the pitch as outside and didn't get the bat off his shoulder. Nor did he flinch. There was no screaming or ci no agony on his face. He didn't toss his bat and he didn't agent, He simply turned and walked back to the club-house, the night's work finished and anather one not far away. That's John Olerud. Baseballs best hitter and most level-headed batter was es ought to be in the ing, his McGrath, and Rachel Spearing. All players did an outstanding job! = Twice Told Tales won their match against Lake Scugog Lumber on June 16, but see the "Tournament Highlights" for a reversal of fortunes. Matthew tzberg scored the first goal, despite good defense by Andrew Adams. Lakelan Gould scored two more to put Twice Told Tales up by three points, with offensive help from Peter Dutka. Davin Michel got two- good shots on goal. John Anthony Tanti wouldn't say die and his hard running game was rewarded with a goal. Kyle Geer had several fantastic opportunities before he finally collected a point. Sean Murray showed determination and stamina for Lake Scugog Lumber, Under 9's Second Hand for Kids bested Raglan Welding by a 4-2 score. Derek Young played a superb game in net 'to keep Raglan from overtaking the lead. Jack Shepherd, Hilary Gibson and Jamie Leigh Geer spearheaded the offence to help Spencer Churchill score four «goals. Graeme McNab, Amy Evans and Marta Van Camp shored up the defence. Taylor Ramsay and Danielle Goddard played hard and both succumbed to injuries -- we hope they are both feeling better! Joseph Kozlinsky continues to be Raglan's offensive force, scoring their first goal of the gam Lori Bowell was thrilled to tally a point as well. Colin Ritchie and Jamie Corneal combined for a great effort in net. Darlene Colton Photography continues to mow down their opponents, and this time the unfortunate victim was Waterfront Cafe, Ryan O'Leary put in an ing effort to score his first three goals of the season. Matthew Kamminga continues to be unstoppable with four goals, and Justin Shinn kicked in one. Trevor Chandler played a strong game for Waterfront Cafe. James Stevenson made some key stops in goal, as did Peter Konstantinopolous. Haugens Heroes also maintained their unbeaten streak, aginst Mr. Sub. Great goaltending by Jason ' Silk made the difference in the first half, which ended in a 1-1 tie. Kevin Hansen had scored for Haugens, and Zach Pither got Mr. Sub's goal. In the second half the Heroes came alive, with three goals by Lea Lansdell and single markers by Grog Jeffrey and Kevin Robins. Mr. Sub 'was held in check by the excellent defense of Mike Jehu and Andrew Evans. Alexandra Guenther never gave up and showed hustle for Mr. Sub. Tim's Renovations and Subby's Submarine played a close game, which ended 3-1 for Tim's. Daniel Bois perseverance paid in two goals, and Richard rd one. Melissa Peleikis and Kyle Attention Monday Night Baseball Players Li 5 WING NIGHT Atter 6 PMat CRANDELL'S RIVERBOAT 15 Water St., South of the Diamonds 985-3281 Wednesday Wing Nights still apply. LLBO Marlowe shared goal keeping duties well. David Miller, Sandy Farquharson and Keri Vernooy played well on defense. Nelson Langmaid proved to be a good addition to Subby's, scoring their lone marker. A good game was played by Christina Reader, Derek Goreski, and Ryan Hutchins. Reach Park Motors shut out Manvers 3-0. Goals were scored by Rebecca Aked, Julie-Ann Domik and Kevin Gloster. A strong defensive game was played by Jordan Beelby. Under 11's On June 5 Van Camp Contracting extended their winning streak against Willowtree Farms. The squad was led by Dean Van Camp's four goals, with singes by Clayton Gilmore, David Halward and Trevor Robins. Strong defensive play by Jessica Stone and Amber Park stymied Willowtree Farm's robust attack in the second half. Greg Beenen made several booming kicks and with the playmaking of Wesley Langmaid, Trisha Cowie and Chris Glostery Willowtree played a much stronger second half. On June 16 Willowtree Farms just edged out Legal Eagles for a 2- 1 win. It was an exciting game to watch, still scoreless at the end of the first half. Adam Luke was in net for the first half for Willowtree, and then Adam Landry took over. Stacey Cunningham came out strong in the second half and scored her first goal, adsisted by everyone on the team working together. The Legal Eagles tied up the * game when Justin. Moffat got one. Then Gordon Kilner scored the go- ahead goal. Chloe Desmarais had a near miss and Chris Gloster played well too. Manvers earned a win in their match against Emmerson Insurance, with a 2-1 score. Greg nson scored both of Manvers goals, but had help from a great effort by all the players on the team. Gerard Timmers kept Emmerson from being shut out. Later, quietly sitting in his locker at Tiger Stadium, almost incredulous at the crowd of reporters gathered in front of him, gentle John came as close as he ever does to . "I wanted to ask him (umpire Rich Garcia) about that pitch, but | didn't get the chance." then he quickly turned to self-criticism. *I guess that pitch was just 100 close to take." "No headlines there folks! * John Olerud s just too nice to be the goat, too mild-mannered to blame anyone else for a screw-up, and too good at the plate to let it happen again. Around baseball, scouts, managers and peers know that Olerud has been the most proficient hitter in the majors for the first two months of the season. In the stands, people are just getting to know him. After the first tabulation of all-star ballots, John ranked seventh. He didn't get mad about that, either. But there isn't a better first baseman anywhere right now, let alone six. He may not be voted 10 the All-Star team but he'll be op it and then, he'll be recognized and be asked to do more interviews and he'll still wonder what the fuss is about. Olerud has a love for life that few can appreciate. In January of 1989, he had a brushback more fearful than anything Jack McDowell can throw inside. He survived surgery on an aneurysm at the base of his brain and was'still in the major leagues within a year. No wonder he treats every event as a bonus. re's a remote chance Olerud can become the first since Ted ims in 1941 to hit .400. But consider how hot he's been already and he's not hitting .400. Now he'll have to get even hotter and sustain the pace for four months. Hitting .300 is a major lish A .350 ge is spectacular and 400 is saved for a special few, John Olerud might be one of them but you'll have to sed it first-hand, 'cause he'll never tell you about it. "Jim Hughson' AF ELSTINE] YAMAHA is sponsored by (416) 986- a4. 37 prort 8 Perry | AUTO SALESLID. | Easy to get to ... ARCHIE Easy to deal with! + TERWILLEGAR Sale Time... Sale Time! 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Space doesn't allow for a full reporting on all gags, but here are some high pdints of the day: Subby's won a game! Despite bad luck so far this season Subby's played tough games by just one goal. But in the third game against the highly rated (and previously * undefeated)! Haugen's Heroes pulled out all the stops and won their first game of the season. Both Darlene Colton Photography and Reach Park Motors won all three of their contests, and looking foward to a rematch in regular season play. The good news for Tim's Renovations is that they Hol hatoarach ge all day, but in an exciting match against the strogg Haugen's Heroes, Evan Powell managed a personal victory -- he scored his first goal ever after trying for three years! The Lions Club also tasted victory for the first time in a match against Lake Scugog Lumber. Not to be outdone, Lake Scugog Lumber picked up their first tie in a match with Brian's Towing, and then their first win against their nemesis frpm Wednesday night, Twice d Tales. Thank to all concerned for persevering through the wet weather,