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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 19, 1978 'sRQf \_ o --_-- Visiting teams stage brawl, ~ final Galt first baseman Sis: to keep foe on n the 'bag as Port Perry' s Michael Doupe attempts to beat out an infield during action Saturday afternoon. ea voungsters play improved, exciting soccer Pee Wee: Last Monday the Utica General Store Blue- birds played the Port Perry Maroons at St. Johns in Uxbridge. Port" won the game with a deadly score of 11 to 0. Unfortunately the "WANTED" RACE HORSE Entries Port Perry Fair 'SUN., SEPT. 3. 8 Heats *1,800 Prize Money Plus Blankets Apply: Cy Smith Oshawa Phone 576-7190 girls were short-handed. Goal scorers were: Robert: Huggins (5), Frank Dooley (3), Rick Rowe (1), Tim Bou- meester (1), Chris Martens (1), Goalie Alfred Huggins had a shut-out. Mosquito: A really great game was played last Tues- day between Stedmans Red Devils and Blackstock United. The first half be- * longed to Blackstock with a score of 2 to 0. Goals scored by-Ian Porter and Gordon Brown. During the second half of play, Gordon Brown for Blackstock came on strong again scoring two more goals, then Red Devil Paul Bateman scored a goal - for Port. Once again Gordon Brown for Blacstock took the initiative and scored his 5th goal of the night, then his team-mate Ian Porter scored two more goals, final- ly Port seemed to get their second wind as Allard Flam - scored a goal with a great pass from Michael Fluke, then Red Devil Paul Bate- man scored his second goal of the night with an assist again from Michael Fluke. Lots of excellent team work throughout the entire game from both teams. Final score was 7 to 3 for Black- stock United. Atom: Port Cleaner Phan- toms and Port Golden Eagles battled it out at Port Perry High last Wednesday. A terrific game with lots of team participation. Only one goal scored in the first half by Phantom James Cawker with an assist by Zac. Co- hoon. During the second half Sean Fisher for the Golden Eagles scored a goal on a penalty shot. Then in the last quarter of the game Golden Eagle Andy Systma scored a goal with an assist by Adam Nicholishen ending the game 2 to 1 for Port Perry Golden Eagles. . Continued on page 2 20 'final, - ball game discontinued by Danny Millar A fight in the final game between players from Scar- borough and Willowdale forced officials to terminate the Port Perry Midget Tour- nament Sunday night with- out a winner being declared - for the three-day annual event. The near brawl which saw players from both teams scuffling on the field for several minutes before order was restored, was the last straw in a bitterly contested with bad feelings actually starting in .the previous game between the two teams, which Scarbo- rough won to force the de- -ciding match. The incident that led to the fighting came when Scar- borough's Tracy Green was thrown out on a close call at the plate by Willowdale catcher Kirk McDermott. "clare no winner in the Carl Durward takes a cut at the ball during game against Galt which led to Port Perry's only victory, in the tournament. As Green slid into home, McDermott landed on top of him and appeared to give the - Scarborough player an extra shove after making the tag. Green came up swinging and both benches spilled onto the - diamond. _Tournament director Vin Walker made the decision to suspend the game and de- tour- Little Britain Civic Holiday SPORTS - A - RAMA "WEEKEND AUGUST 4thto 7th - . Bingo - Baseball - Bed Race - Dancing ~ -Games for theKids- - Something for the Whole Family - FRIDAY - Baseball begins at 7:00 p.m. with teams competing for the Carling O' Keefe Trophy Dance with Flyers in Arena - Starting at 9:00 p.m. ** Monster Bingo at the Community Centre Hall ** starting at 7:30 p.m. JACKPOT $500 WILL GO SATURDAY - Baseball starting at 10:00 a.m. Bed Race followed with music by Flyers Red Brand Beef on a Kaiser Bun served during the day' Dance in Arena - 8:00 p.m. with the Flyers ~ 'SUNDAY - Baseball starting at 10: 00a a.m. Tug of War Competition Sunday Afternoon - Refreshments available with Beef ona Bun MONDAY - Conclusion of Baseball Tournament Presentation of Carling O'Keefe Trophy Draw for a 1978 Ford Explorer Pickup Admission - Adults, Students $1.00 - Children under 12 50c. nament. A full report on the incident is to be filed with: Amateur Softball Associa- tion and- it is likely that suspension will follow. The incident in the pre- vious game which set the tone for what was to follow was a ground ball out to Scarborough pitcher Chris - Poppos by opposing hurler Continued on page 19