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end turned out to belong to a -new house league Squirt ~ from boys of Uxbridge and team, which was formed Port Perry. The team name , what else but the '"'Uxport Selects" sponsored by 'Dra- . peau Cartage' of Torontc. NT p They played in a two day tournament run by the 'Stouffville Soccer Club', in which 11 teams from all over took part. The first kick off for the Uxport selects was at 2 p.m. on Saturday against the Malton Martians. With an all out team effort the Selects took this game 3 to 0. Goal scorers were Philip McBride (1), Todd William- son +2) with assists from Joey Jackman and Richard Kim. Game 2 at 5 p.m. was against Markham Mayfair Pools resulting in yet an- other 3 ot 0 win for the 4 Selects. Goal scorers were Steven Christie (1), Mike Giason (2), with assists by David Irvine and Greg Cook. This was Michael Kerstens second shut out game of the day. The quarter finals com- menced on Sunday at 10:30 with the Uxport Selects third game against Thornhill Keffer Real Estate. This resulted in another shut out win of 4 to 0 with reserve goalie John Cawker. Goal scorers were David Irvine with a hat trick of 3 goals and a penalty kick goal by Greg Cook, who also had an assist along with Todd Williamson and Richard Kim. The semi finals began at 2 p.m. the same day with the Uxport Selects taking this Nip ps yo Nk 20 Ibs. 'R Xeyn 59.95 stabilized " 1 FL ii re ' one. After a really tough tussle, 4 to 1 again against the Malton Martians who had won their way through by another round. David Irvine had his second hat trick of the day(3) and Todd Williamson getting the fourth goal. The assist went to Mike Giason on one goal By this time the boys were getting tired and with only 45 minutes break, they went into the finals. Kick off was at 4:00 p.m. against Stouff- ville Canadian Tire Store. The Selects must have found their second wind as they never let up through-out the whole game. The defense (full backs) Greg O'Leary and Chris Donkers played a superb game. The half back players played a well posi- tioned game with effective passing with Greg Cook on left half and Richard Kim on right half and Steven Chris- tie playing centre half. In the forward line players were right winger Joey Jack- man, Left winger Mike Gias- son, Inside Right Daivid Ir- vine, inside left Philip Mc- Birde and centre forward Todd Williamson. Johnny Munroe and Gavin Dempster were the only two substitutes EXER Uxport Selects win tourney trophy +." The July 1st holiday week- through-out the games. Then last but not least with his first shut out game goal- keeper John Cawker was always there to cut the angle and stop the ball. Goal scorers in the game were David Irvine, with his third hat trick of the day, with' assists from Greg Cook and Philip McBride. Game ended 3 to 0 for the Uxport Selects. Team trophy and individual player trophies were awarded by the recrea- tion director for Stouffville. 'Coaches for this team are Jim Callan, Al Christie and Bert Van Den Hoogen. Soccer teams show progress Pee Wee: Last Monday the Utica General Store Blue- birds played the Uxbridge Greens at St Johns. During the first half Uxbridge score 4 goals, then in the second half Uxbridge scored 2 more goals. The Bluebirds also scored 2 goals by new player Gordon Brown with assists by Adam Finnegan and Karen Finnegan also new players. Game ended 6 to 2 for Uxbridge (Well done, girls) (boys) The Epsom boys forfeited last Monday's game to Port Perry Maroons. Mosquito: Stedmans Red Devils played Uxbridge Glitch Canada Ltd. last Tuesday taking the game 3 to 0. Ports Red Devil Mike Woud scored 2 goals and the third came from a corner kick by Ricky Millenar un- assisted. The Red Devils fullbacks Jim and Bob Lamb £3 rag LE LOGE AEH ly l, SU J ] VA SO) ©) (©) " / ZN Non DIO payed a good defensive game. Blackstock had a bye this week. Atom: Port Perry Golden Eagles played the Uxbridge Lions Club Spitfires at Port Perry High last Wednesday. The Eagles played a really good positional game. Dur- ing the first half Adam Nich- olishen scored the first goal with an assist by Andy Syst- ma. took the second with an assist by Barry Willerton. Finishing up the third half Sean Fisher scored on a penalty shot. In the second half Andy Systma scored ending the game 4 to 0 for Port Perry Golden Eagles. The Port Cleaners Phan- toms had a bye last week. Squirts: Irvine Construction Orange Bombers had a great win last Thursday bringing them tied for 1st place in the o ; = " Pe Eat = I SUMMER: 2 Then Peter Hoogons league with 2 other teams from Uxbridge. The Orange Bombers played an away game at St. Johns against Daal Plastics 'Saints'. There was no score during the first half. Lots of good defensive play by Joey Jackman, Eldon Sears and David Schwan. David Irvine scored 3 goals during the second half, one of these was on a breakaway. Great work, David. Game ended 3 to 0 for Port Perry Orange Bombers with a shut out for Goalie Michael Kersten. The other Squirt team repre- senting Port Perry is Dur- ham Electronics Green Machine and last Thursday they played a home game at R.H. Cornish against Noble Holland and Cambell 'Colts'. The green Machine won this game 2 to 0. it was a very strong defensive game. Michael Sorly scored 1 goal YR: PTA BPO. LEAN OID me SAVINGS PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 12, 1978 -- 21 Jack and Jack and the Jesters a barnstorming 4-Man Softball team, featuring The World's Greatest Trick Pitcher, Rusty *Jack' Sparks and Softball Comedians, Archie Hamm and Leroy Star will be in Oakwood on Sunday, July 16th to play against Oakwood A Men's Fast Ball Team at Oakwood Fair- grounds with the game scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. Be there to see one of the- Jesters warm-up with the whole team by throwing not Jesters only two balls with one hand but three. See in person Rusty "Jack" Sparks, The World's Greatest Trick Pitcher, throwing pitches from be- tween his legs, behind his back and from second base. The talented youngster also offers a pre-game pitching show that is so loaded with comedy it will bring smiles of laughter to even the most serious stone faced fans, and even the Umpires. Bad week for Midgets by Deb Ireland The Bradford Midgets visited Port Perry on Thurs- day night and went home with a clean 23 to 10 victory. Port just wasn't into the game and gave Bradford too many runs too early in the game. Dave Dickson had a nice home run in the fifth inning. Pitching for the Lumbermen were Mark Cleveland, Dave Dickson, Ian Hartung, and Dennis Franssen. Port travelled to Clare- mont on the following eve- ning and came out on the * short end of the score. This loss may have been due to the sortage of players. The - Claremont pitchers were in the first half and one more during the second half. Neil Mark was excellent on de- fense, also good offensive and defensive play by Larry Collins. Stacey Ballingall had a shut out game in goal. Result of game 2 to 0 for-Port Pery Green Machive, SRT oy p BERET a AST JE OF mite OY Uy, iy, is, i ~ mts one es BK5000 TT "= credited with 22 strike outs. Ian Hartung and Dave Dick- son shared the pitching duties. Thanks to Tim Bower and Donny Young for giving us a hand when some of our players were away or injured. Come out and see some excellent softball at the Midget tournament this weekend at Joe Fowler Memorial Ball Park. Port's first game is Friday evening at 9:00 p.m. Sixteen teams will be competing. 1 D. 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