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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 4, 1979 There was plenty of action at the Scugog Soccer Park on Simcoe Street North last Thursday night with several house league teams playing on the different fields. This is the first season for play at the new park and an official opening complete with parade and exhibition contests is planned for Saturday, July 14. CU CEC RESERVE SATURDAY, JULY 14th, for the Results, action from Scugog Youth MINI Purple Team - 3 Orange Team - 0 Penalties played a large part in the Purple Team's win since all their three goals came from the penalty spot. Ryan Free scored two and Sean Bradbury scored the other... With only six _ players the Orange Team were held in their half of the pitch by the more aggressive Purple players for long per- iods of the game. ' Blue Team-5 White Team - 2 The Blue Team again proved superior. The goals for the Blue Team were scored by Brian Appleby who got one and Ryan Lar- occa got four. Both goals for the White Team came from penalty kicks. Etha Lauer- eau scored one and Brett Puckrin the other one. The White Team just couldn't manage to get things togeth- er, this week. SQUIRT Irvine Const. Wood Chucks-0 Drapeau Cartage Selects-0 Thursday evening saw the Irvine Const. Wood-Chucks tangle with the Drapeau Car- tage Selects at the new soc- cer fields. ) During the first half Wood- Chucks goalie Kris Lavereay made a couple of tremend- ous saves despite the super defense by the Selects Chris McDonald. Part way through the sec- ond half during a scramble by both teams for the ball Wood-Chucks Adam Cookson took quite a shot in the stomach but like a good sport played till the ref. blew the whistle. The most spectacular ev- Official Opening Month Service & Parts SPECIALS PHIL 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE - PORT PERRY LIM 985-8474 PONTIAC-BUICK Soccer ent happened as Selects Dav- idYrvine was all set to make a shot on goal and Wood- Chuck Dana Forder nabbed the ball at the precise second the ref. blew the whistle signalling the end of the game. Terrific playing and de- fence by both teams the whole way through! Canadian Tire Whippets - 2 Orange Bombers - 2 Jamie Henshilwood open- ed the scoring for the Whipp- ets with a high shot into the net. Up until then both teams had had several breakaways which fizzled out in the penalty boxes. The second half saw Daryl Leath- erdale scramble the ball past the Whippets stand in goalie and Daryl made no mistake a little later with a good clean shot into the net. Both teams started playing better positional soccer with the defences dominating and Jason Buller for the Bomb- ers and Fref Duff for the Whippetts being outstand- ing. One of the Whippets raids saw Jamie Henshil- wood score his second and the tying goal from a Joey Jackman rebound. ATOM Greenbank Chicken Coop Dough Boys -3 Colin Ball Motors Mustangs - 1 On Wednesday the Green- bank Chicken Coop Dough Boys began their home game series with a 3 to 1 win over the Colin Ball Motors Mus- tangs. Carl Bayliss scored all three goals with an assist from Rick Perry on the second goal. The Mustangs goal was scored by Barry Willerton on a penalty shot. (Turn to Page 21) ITED SCUGOG YOUTH SOCCER CLUB'S Grand Opening Of the Scugog Soccer Park 20% DISCOUNT On Front End Alignments for Month of July (Parts & Sales Tax extra - Call in advance for appointment) Children's Car Seats Infants' Car Seats ........... $22.75 Baby Strollers (for above seats) . .". . . . $35.00 PURCHASER MUST PRESENT THIS ADVERTISEMENT TO QUALIFY FOR ABOVE SPECIALS. ...... $39.00 BALLOONS - HOT DOGS - POP - AND A PARADE - This ad sponsored by Beatrice Foods - Supporters of Amateur Soccer ; LULL DUTT [THT Te TTT TTT TTT To THT (TT LLL Lee PHIL 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED