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° PEE WEE ScugogA-5 Rangers -3 On July 4th Scugog A team Port Perry Lions played the Oshawa Rangers at Glen Street Public School in Osh- awa. Ken Huggins No. 5 started the scoring with two beautiful goals in the first half of the game putting the Scugog team ahead 2-0. The Rangers fought back and got one in Scugog's goal to end the first half 2-1 for Scugog. In the five minute mark of th second half, Ken Huggins No. 5 really playing a good game got another nice goal putting Scugog ahead 3-1. The Rangers came on strong and got two goals making it a tie game. Both teams put on a good effort but Ken Huggins No. 5 of the Scugog team was really outstanding. At the 12 minute mark he got his 4th goal and then at the 35 minute mark he kicked 'in another goal on the Rangers getting his 5th goal of the game, Good work Ken. Next game Julyll at R.H.Mc- Laughlin field in Oshawa. Be at Port Perry Public School at 5:45. ATOM Greenbank Chicken Coop Dough Boys - 6 Mara Limestone Aggregate Pebbles - 1 Jill Bryan of the Mara Limestone Aggregate Pebbles scored the only goal for the Pebbles in an exciting game with the Greenbank Chicken Coop Dough-Boys who scored four goals in the first half with Dalton Bain scoring the first goal with an assist from Carl Baylis. Jamie Cannon scored the second and fourth goal and Greg Blackburn scored the third goal. Dalton Bain came back in the second half I'm your local Alcan Authorized Dealer. Call me for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. MIKEALLEN Alcan Building Products Anorsed Doster ~ CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 esults, action from Scu to score again with an assist fromTim Cannon. Rick Per- ry scored the final goal of a 6-1 win over the Pebbles. Port Perry Printing Devils-3 Peterborough Lumber Chippies-2 "An exciting game was played between the Port Per- ry Printing Devils and Peter- borough Lumber Chippies. The weather was cool, but good for a soccer game. In the first half two goals were scored by the Port Perry Printing Devils. First goal by no. 12, John Harman, and assisted by no. 15, Ted Sturman. Near the end of the first half, again by John Harman. A little more act-. ion in the second half, three goals were scored. First by no. 7 Jimmy White, for the Chippies. Then the Port Perry Printing Devils came back and scored their third goal by no. 10 James Cawk- er. But the Chippies didn't give up. With a good effort Paul Carr scored the second goal for the Chippies to make ita 3-2 win for the Port Perry Printing Devils. MINI Blue Team -5 Orange Team - 0 Thursday night was anoth- er successful night for the Blue Team. They dominated the game from the begin- ning. The Orange Team had a couple of breakthroughs but couldn't accomplish any- thing. Brian Appleby scored three goals and Ryan La- rocca scored two. No penal- ties were given. Purple Team - 3 White Team - 0 A disastrous night for the White Team but a great night for the Purple. White defencemen just didn't seem to be able to stop the Purple men. Had it not been for a few great saves by Ian Smith the score could have been a lot worse. Confusion seemed to be right in the White Team who were missing one of their prominent players. " Goals were scored by Sean Bradbury, Ryan Free and Cole Parry. A good game Purple Team. squirts Canadian Tire Whippets - 5 Irvine Const. Woodchucks. -2 An early goal by Jamie Henshilwood set the pace for a Whippet's dominated first half. John Cawker, on the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 11, 1979 -- 21 gog Youth Soccer Whippet's right wing, was causing even the determined Woodchucks defence lots of trouble. His cross gave Joey Jackman the Whippets sec- ond goal and John himself then scored from the penalty spot. Another Henshilwood goal made the halftime score 4-0. However, a recharged Woodchuck team emerged in the second half and kept most of the play in the Whippets half. Rob Ryan claimed one back and then Clair Cornish, after some determined running, was presented with a penalty. He made no mistake from the spot. Towards the end of the game, the Whippets regain- ed the initiative and Jamie "The Boot" Henshilwood got one more goal for his Hat- trick. Seniors drop Nestleton in close game by Danny Millar The Port Perry Canadian Tire Senior softball team snapped a five game losing streak and evened their league record at six wins and a like number of losses with an 11-10 victory over Nestle- ton. It is the second win for Port Perry over Nestleton this year and both have come on one run decisions.' The game, played on Wed- nesday, July 4, in Port Perry was a rather entertaining one despite the weak pitch- ing from both sides and a lack of standout defensive plays. Phil Cochrane made his season debut on the rubber for Port Perry and was not sharp. Cochrane allowed 13 hits on the ten runs but struck out eight. After the game Port Perry player-coach Doug Scott stated that Cochrane did not fit into his pitching rotation of Jeff Boyce and Kevin Walker. He said he would be used as a "third pitcher". One of the reasons for Cochrane taking to the mound was the fact that regular pitcher Walker was injured in an industrial accident. He is suffering from torn ligaments in his leg. Look yourself up Are you listed correctly in the phone book? If not, please tell us now! We are getting ready to print the new book. Look up your present listing in the white pages. Then, if you want a change, call us at 576-9101 or the Bell Canada business office number listed in the directory. A charge may apply depending on the type of change you request. Ask about charges when you call, and be sure to call before August 1st.* *Changes to bold face listings must be made before July 18th. Cochrane started well, retiring Nestleton in order on eight pitches in the opening inning, and blanked them for the next two frames. He was touched for nine runs in the middle innings when he seemed to tire. On the other hand, the Port Perry bats got to Nestleton righthander Dick Campbell early. They scored four runs in the first. Dean Beare led off the bottom of the first when he reached base on second sacker Gerry Ravensdale's error. Cochrane followed with a single over shortstop Randy McLeod's head and then both scored on Scott's triple off the fence in right- center. The hosts added two more runs when Ron Redman delivered Scott on an infield single and then Redman counted himself on a single by Jim Geer. In the fifth frame Coch- rane changed his delivery from a regular whip motion to a high speed slingshot delivery. It was not effective as Nestleton had their biggest inning off the right- hander. Assingle by Randy McLeod drove in two runs and then George Wilson delivered a couple more on a sharply hit ball to Beare that went for an error. Moments later Wilson scored. Cochrane went back to the more orthadox motion after the barrage ended. The shootout continued until Port Perry brought two runners across home plate, one of them with the winning run in the eighth. Dan McKee, who replaced Scott at the hot corner, singled and then advanced to third on a wild pitch. Bill Owen stroked a single down the middle to score him. Owen sacrificed two bases by Bill St. John and then motored home on a wild pitch. The game marked the return of two players suffer- ing from ailments. Rob Evans came back at short- stop. He is plagued with chronic shoulder problems. Doug Christie, recuperating from back surgery, played at first base. "It was good to see Doug Christie playing his first game after a back injury," noted the Port coach. The shuffled infield, which saw Scott at third, Evans at TY, 0 Bro * No Charge Chequeing * Daily Interest Accounts COME IN AND COMPARE COSTS It's YOUR Credit Union! ck St., Wes Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K( short, Beare at second, Christie at first, and Geer catching, is still "not defini- te", Scott says. Next home game. for Canadian Tire is Wednes- day, July 11 at the Lakefront Park with a 9:00 P.M. start. Obituary DAVID GATCHELL A former machinist at Herb Robinson, who retired in 1970, David Gatchell died at Oshawa General Hospital Wednesday, June 27, 1979. He had been in poor health for the past few months. He lived at 648 Christie Ave., Oshawa. Born in March, 1908 in Kinmount, Ont., he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Gatchell. He was married March 27, 1935, at Tyrone, Ont. He had lived in Oshawa most of his life. He is survived by his wife, the former Elsie Stephenson, a daughter Mrs. Gordon Cory (Beverly) of Mitchell Corners; a son, Robert of Blackstock; a sister, Mrs. Howard Abbott (Dina) of Blackstock, a brother, Peter Turn to page 31 ERE YR A a b, The xR AT Py | 2 AD Ne EN