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! - i Sa Scugog Citizen "=Tnesday, January 23, 1996 -- 21 Port Minor Softball starting to think Spring It seems like winter has already been here for months and even if there is séveral feet of the white stuff out there it's time to think about the upcoming ball season. Last Qgtober the Port Perry and Disfrict Minor Softball Association held its annual general meeting and elected the officers for the new year. Unfortunately the turn out + was_minimal and very disappointing to the outgoing executive who felt they had supplied a number of good programs and were expectinfijto see + a number of parents, coaches, etc. in attendance to supply a mandate for the incoming board. Maybe it was due to these programs that nobody showed up hecause't could have been interpreted that everyone was happy with the season. Whatever the reasons elections were held and! the executive for 1996 will remain the same as last year with Dave Dalton as President, Dave McTaggars in at Vice- resident, - and Ken Reinhardt as Secretary- Treasurer. Alynne Jones will remain as Past. President and there is a! slate of seven directors / serving on the board. Most of the programs from last year will be duplicatefl again this season with the skills development and evaluation for the registrants to be scheduled in April, available diamond timé for practices, etc. There will be a revamped coaches clinic which will' be re-instituted as well as the possibility of a "softball camp" in early July for a one week period. To better serve the House League participants the association is putting "together a committee specifically geargd? to looking at all the progfams at that level to enhance what is already there and to make sure the program gets the maximum we can offer. The Junior Development program for umpires will | course is the annual again: be offeréd with "details to follow as they become available. Of course the association is also looking for returning, and new coaches to assist in getting the children on the diamond and aiding in their development irt skills and team playing. The coaches will also go- through a development and evaluation program as noted above prior to the start of the season. There ig an ad elsewhere in this' newspaper pertaining to the registration of coaches. The association ,wilk again be entertaining ' various ways / for fundraising to keep costs down and one of those of SHL Clippers clip by: Andy Seeley . Sunday, the Fitzgerald Clippers played the Compton Comets in a close scoring game. The first two goals went to the Clippers, the first being scored by Eddie Olserr and assisted by Derek Fitzgerald and Doug Suppelsa, And the second being scored by Doug Suppelsa and assisted by Derek Fitzgerald. Then. Steve Connors of the Comets scored with assistance from Mike Driscoll. The next goal was scored by Eddie Olsen and assisted by Doug Suppelsa and Tom Barnes. Then, finally, the Comets finished the game with a goal by Doug Bronson with was assisted by Steve Connors and Mark Burger. The final score was 3-2 for the Fitzgerald Clippers. In the second game the Harrison Flamgs took on the J&D Hawks in a 6-0 shutout for the Flames. Jim Beatty Scored first with assistance from Bill Bridge, then Bill Bridge scored four goals. The first was assisted by Jamie Taylor and Bob Lee, the 'second by Glen Hudson and Bob Beveridge, the third by e Comets 3-2 final goal went to Fred Moffatt of the Senators Duane Bronson and Bruce #who was in turn assisted Smith, and the last was / by Rob Evans. assisted by Bruce Smith and Jim Beatty. The last goal went to Glen Hudson who'was assisted by Bill Bridge. "In game three the Ball- Callery Senatorg defeated the Pineridge Wolves 5-4. The first goal wae scored by the Wolves' Reg Templeman and was assisted by Darcy Milligan and Clarence Stephenson. Then Mark Decosta scored a perfect hat trick wit the * first three goals for the Senators. The first was assisted by Ken Jeffrey and Marvin Stevenson, then the second was assisted by Ken Jeffrey, and the third by Marvin Stevenson. Then Darcy Milligan scored with assists by Ken Davison and Wayne Norton. Next came a goal by Rob Evans of the Senators with an by Ivan Geer. Ken Smart Jr. scored the next goal for the Wolves with assistance from Ken Davison, followed by a goal by Darcy Milligan and assisted by Todd Wilbur. COACHES '| RT PERRY & DISTRICT PORT A SOFTBALL Coaching applications are now being for all 'REP and ions for the 1996 season. AllOA.SA. affiliated "REP" teams must have an NCCP level | coach and any teams entering an Elimination Tournament require their level If centificate. + 4 A short summary of «coaching background would be appreciated. Please reply by Fi 15th, 1996 10 ; PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL P.O. Box 300, Port Perry, Ont. LOL 1A3 For further information contact Dave Dalton 985-3838 PARTY! PARTY! PARTY EVERYONE WELCOME Central Ontario Wolves ® sow FUNDRAISER Large Screen, Food, Refreshments Prizes PORT PERRY ARENA 4 PM to 11 PM : SUNDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1996 Tickets at Scugog Lumber, Joe's Pizza or the Citizen Office. FREE ... to all Minor & Men's Hockey Leagues ... FREE! T Game four was played by the Pizza Delight Roosters and the Van'& Truck World Sharks. This wa's the most violent game of the day with fourteen penalties. John Harman of the Roosters segred the first goal of the game with assists from Brian Stevenson and Tony Oxley. Then Carl Durham scored for the Roosters with an assist from Kelly Lee, followed by Jeff Johnstone's goal with John Harman and Tony Oxley assisting. The final goal went to the Sharks' Jay Addin who was assisted by Dave Brownson and Rick Olaisen, ending the game at 3-1 for the Sharks: The final game of the day was played by the Taylor Aces and the Monsma Chargerds The Chargers starte: scoring with a goal teve Chulgchill and assists by Brian Pomeroy and Mike Geer. Then Henry Forderer. of the Aced'scored twice, both assisted by Bob McEachern and George Gladish. The next goals . 9,0, 0, % i 9:45 - 'Benators vs. went back to the Chargers , with a shot by Randy Prosser, assisted by.Rick Sheehey and Bill VanCamp, and another by Mike Geér which was unassisted. The last two gagls went to the Aces, the first by Richie Lefort and assisted by Steve Dunn and Paul VanCamp, and the second was scored by George Gladish and assisted by Bob McEachern and Henry Forderer. The final score was 4-3 for the Aces. Here are the games times for this coming Sunday, at the Scugog 1Spectators posse' sadmission free. "Gorgski and "Captain Callepy" on the second. welcome, e final score was 6-5 for. Senators. Next week's games: 6:45 - J&D Carpentry vs, Van & Truck World 7:45 - Taylor Fuels vs. Compton Cable 8:46 - Fitzgerald's Weed Control vs. Monsma Electric Ball-Callery Harrison Fuels 10:45 - Pineridge Sports vs. Pizza Delight Hiryu Bushido Kai Martial Arts Centre EXH.BITION HCEER Ye [IE LWA CHER INTERN [ofelol i odsipd =] DEMONSTRATIONS IN [ ROTI RINK GIN WVv[e} [ WALSDIOX RVR NVIVEZARIIel] ® BO / SAI Everyone Welcome! {le Ne] Try Your $ e Some Fun ills on Our Equipment SATURDAY, JAN. 27th 10 AM to 2 PM HIRYU BUSHIDO KAI "MARTIAL ARTS CENTRE 15258 Simcoe Street SN PORT PERRY Arena.' International Challenge taking place on Canada Day with a truly Canadian flavour. Registrations for al]l participgpts will (be forthcoming with further detail to be published in oe at a later date, but @8'in the past, we will be efitertaining our usual early bird weekend in March at the local arena. The association also doesn't mind hearing of constructive. criticism, and Mr. Dalton will entertain any contact at this time if you feel you have something to input which will help all of our youth in the long run. Again, keep your eyes open for upcoming notices for the various dates of our programs. & ) re PW SPORT STATS| "SPORT Scugog Hockey League" as of January 21, 1996 ' rei: w L T GF GA PTS Harrison Fyels 17 3 2 8 33 3b J.8D. ntry 13 6 3 72 53.29 Fitzgerald's Weed Ctrl. 13 7 2 62 43 28 Pizza delight 12 6 4 82 60 28 Pineridge Sports 11 9 2 8 78 24 Ballcallery & Assoc. 8 8 6 71 70 22 Van & Truck World _ 9 1 2 55 60 20 taylor FUBls 8 13 1 59 83 17 Compton Cable T.V. 3 16 3 48 82 9 Mong, ma Electric 3 18 1 49 97 7 Scoring Leaders NAME: ~~ TEAM: A PTS B. Bridge Harrison Fuels, a 28 54 J. Harman Fi Delight 3 23 53 _D. Milligan ineridge Sports 16 24 140 J. Mackey J.& D. Carpentry 17° 18 35 M. Decosta ~~ Ball/Callery & Assoc. 16 15 31 C. Durham Pizza Delight 14 17 31 D. Dickson Van & Truck World 15 15. 30 R. Campbell Fitzgerald's 13 17 30 R. Lefort Taylor Fuels 17 11 28 K. Davison Pineridge Sports 10 18 28 Top Goaltenders NAME: © TEAM: G GA AVG K.Harman Harrison Fuels 22 33 150 J. Moore Fitzgerald's #19 39 205 R.Gibson J.&D. Carpentry 21 47 224 B. Eade Van & Truck World 17 45 265 'Moback: Scoring $ as of January 22 Top Fifteen i NAME: GP G APTS PM K. Leslie (10) 34 41 45 86 14° T. Dennis (14) 35 30 45 75 64 S. Barkwell (11) 36 17 42 59, 30 M. Pigeau (9) 28 25 42 37 106 +M Pyke (3) 26 8 24 24 S. Heasman (8) 35 12 18,30 46 T. Stiffing(19) 20 5 16° 21 61 A. Hurlburt(20) 225 8 12 20 51 G. Cochrane(23) . 28 2 18 20 237 D. Empringham(17) 31 6 11 17 64 C. Bricknell(29) 1 6 .7 13 84 K. Lefort(18) 2% 6 6 12 76 J. Geer(21) 32 5 6 11 33 P. Kelly(15) 30 3. 9 1 e7 T. Bremner(22) 35 2 9 11 72 ' GOALTENDERS: GP GA 'SO AVG Hutchinson (1) 18 68 1. 375 . Roberts (30) 19 47 1 256 Valley National Eight Ball Assoclation EB Week ending, January 16, 1996 Teams: r Total Points Dowgtdwn * 2633 Hellraisérs 2494 Shamooz 2332 Sharpshooters 2318 Uxbridge 2314 sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS ; STelelgilaleK€ToTe le i S & Uniforms * Trophie 985-2859 Sports Wear * ilk Screening Sale[ EMI e]