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Goal scorers were (1) Mike Woud with an assist by Ricky Millenar, (1) Ronald Rein- stra, (1) Allard Flim with an assist by Mike Woud, (1)° Paul Bateman assisted by Allard Flim, (1) Ernie Mc- Creight. Things slowed up in the second half, but still holding the lead, the Red Devils scored one more goal by Allard Flim with an assist by Todd Willerton. Ending the game 6-0. Shut-out game by goalies Ricky Millenar and Ronald Reinstra. Blackstock United had a bye for their last scheduled game. ATOM ". ort Perry Golden Eagles won their game last Wednes- day, 6-0, against Uxbridge Lions Club. It was an all out team effort with accurate passing skilled dribbling and well timed shots on goal. Needless to say, the defense played A-1 with a shut-out game by goalie Brian Dean. Two goals were scored by the Eagles in the first half, (1) Andy Sytsma, (1) Sean Fisher on a penalty shot. Lots of scoring in the second half, started off by Scott West (1), then (1) Paul Carr, followed by another penalty shop by Jimmy White and then another goal by Paul Carr. Port Cleaner Phantoms had a bye last Wednesday. H SQUIRT Irvine Construction Oran- ge Bombers took a 3-1 loss on Thursday against Daal Plas- tics Saints. In the first five minutes of play, the Saints took the lead with one goal. Second half scoring was again. started off by the Saints, then Orange Bomber Joey Jackman scored a goal, quickly folled up by another goal by the Saints. Game ended 3-1 for Uxbridge Saints. The Orange Bombers had a make up schedule game last Tuesday against Duf- ham Electronics Green Machine. 'David Irvine scored the only two goals of the game with one assist by -Joey Jackman. Game ended 2-0 for Port Perry Orange Bombers. Durham Electronic Green Machine played Uxbridge Noble Holland & Campbell Colts last Thursday with a 2-2 tie. Goal scorer for Green Machine was Michael Sor- ley, scoring one goal in the first half and one in the second half. A very exciting G Iden Eagles game with tight defensive play. " League Winners for 1978: Pee Wee - Port Perry Mar- oons, coached by John Mar- tens; Mosquito - Blackstock United, coached by Eric Brown, assit. coach Bob White; Atom - has to be decided Monday, the 14th, when the Golden Eagles play the Peck Bros. Shell Pistons at Port Perry High in a tie-breaker game; Squirt - Uxbridge Williamson Motor Sales, the Red Barons. Lift players' suspensions The two Toronto area mid- get softball teams involved in a near brawl at a tourn- ament July 16 in Port Perry have had their suspensions lifted by the Ontario Amateur Softball Associ- ation and are now allowed to take part in all playoff-and tournament play for the remainder of this year. The move came following a special meeting August 1 called by OASA president George Mahler at the re- quest of the two teams invol- ved, Scarborough Cedar Hills and Willowdale Faster Linen. Also, as a result of the August 1 meeting, the man- agers and coaches from both teams have been reinstated for the remainder of this season. However, the indefinite suspensions against four players from both teams for their part in the brawl still stand. Pitcher Chris Pappas and outfielder Derek Tanaka from Scarborough, and pit- cher Mike Bronstine and catcher Kirk McDiarmid of Willowdale will have the op- portunity to apply for rein- NOW IS ... DME mpi ince? statement at the next sche- duled OASA executive meet- ing in December, but they must make a written appli- cation for a hearing prior to November 15. "The incident in the fi game of a three-day tourna- ment in Port Perry last month résulted in the game being called off by the local officials midway through the fourth #ning with no winner declared. A close play at home plate with Scar- borough ahead 4-0 erupted. into pushing and shoving and some punches being thrown when players from both teams left the benches and spilled onto the playing field. The initial disciplinary tion by the OASA called for indefinite suspensions against the four players, the coaches and managers from both teams, and suspensions for the rest of the year against the remaining play- ers on each team. Coaches defeat CKLB A three run rally in the bottom ot the ninth enabled the Port Perry minor soft- ball coaches to defeat the CKLB "Athletic Supporters" - 13-11 at the Joe Fowler Park, August 13th as part of the Annual Western Weekend festivities. The crowd laughed at the frolics of the Athletic Sup- porters as it appeared they 'brought along their own 'rules and definite ideas on how the game should be f CONTACT US NOW. FOR ALUMINUM SIDING When Men & Material are Available! (Cash & Carry for the Do-it-Yourselfers) y ry WY gy RAE LT played. In the third inning, sports announcer Jimmy Gilchrist bunted a pitch from Coaches pitcher Kevin Wal-- ker and started running in the direction of third base. For the rest of the inning CKLB kept the 'Port Perry infielders in a state of con- fusion as they continued to run the bases backwards. Twice in the game cante- lopes were thrown in lieu of softballs and they splattered against their backstop. Late in the game, when CKLB realized their outfielders were inept defensively, they were given large fish nets in an attempt to reduce errors. The nets helps as several putouts resulted. Diane and Sandra, two of the Toronto Argonauts cheerleaders group, the "Sunshine Girls" captivated the audience as they danced to the song, '"'Shake Your Booty" before the game began. ; Mike Saunders of CKLB said after the game that the radio personalities really do enjoy playing in these games which they schedule as often as they can. "We don't do it because we have to, we do it to have fun. A little social contact never hurts," he said. He added that the layer turnout at the station Ras good. The whole afternoon was enjoyable and highly enter- taining for everyone involved. TENS Local riders do well in Enduro races Kelly Goreski of R.R.1, Ashburn, riding his Suzuki PE250 placed second in 300 Junior at a 60-mile endur- arfce race at Williamsford, Ontario, August 12, Bob Kendall of 432 Kent Street, Port Perry, riding his Husquarna 360 Automatic placed second in Open Junior LOT WIDE 4 Z/ strator. MVW 359. tras, one owner. LPN 191. 1976 MONTE CARLO KIO 101 yellow finish. KHH 995. 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