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First defeat since opener Jaguars play short-handed, lose to Bobcats by Danny Millar The Scugog B Jaguars lost their first game since the season opener when they were beaten 4-1 by the Osh- awa Bobcats on Thursday July 26 in Port Perry. The loss marks Scugog's first in the Major Mosquito division of the Oshawa Soccer Club League. Earlier in the year the Jaguars had defeated the same squad 11-1. According to Scugog Coach Barry Page the reason for the turn around was that three of the Jags fastest runners--Mike Connolly, Ian Porter, and Jerry Fowler--were absent. Page also had another rationale. "They picked up a new goalie," he said. The new Oshawa netmind- er is Ed McKenzie and the only goal he allowed was a deflection mid-way through the second half by center forward Paul Bateman. Mc- Kenzie made a few stops, especially early in the last period when it looked as though Scugog would press for a goal. Three of the Cats goals were scored by Paul Herron. His first marker came when he intercepted a pass back to goaltender Tony Kersten and shot it past the startled goalie. Heron's second goal, which turned out to be the winner, was scored on a free kick after he was tripped going in on a breakaway. . Mike Woud and Bob Lamb were standouts for Scugog in the first half, a period of soccer that did not pleasc the Jag's coach. Darrin Bassin netted the final marker of the opening half when he beat Kersten in a scramble in front of the net. This goal was set up by Colin Peart who played a strong game for the Bobcats, At the end of the first half Page told his troops that he was not happy with their play, that because they were three men short they should cluster together for better passes. When they came out for the second session it seemed as though the talk had worked as the Jags pressed the action in Osh- awa's end. Herron got his hat trick goal before Scugog could regroup after an attack when he slipped a chip shot past new goalie Ricky Millenaar. Bateman's deflection later in the match ended the scor- ing as Oshawa walked off the field in what has to be considered a tremendous upset. Was the Scugog mentor Page upset with his unit's play. 'Inthe first half. In the second half not really, they played better in the second half," he replied. The Jaguars are in Osha- wa next week for a return with the Cats. They come back to play in Port Perry on Thursday, August 9. 3 Senior fastball tourney draws I6 competing teanis by Danny Millar Doug Scott, Director of the sixth annual Port Perry senior Softball Tournament has announced that 14 teams have registered for the four day event which begins with four games on Friday, Aug- ust 3. There will be 16 teams entered and the schedule will be drawn up earlier in the week. The confirmed en- trants include last year's winners Pontypool Generals and two time winners Nestle- ton. Both of these squads compete in the Lake Scugog league in which Port Perry competes. These teams, along with Ontario Motor Supply will be contenders for the Championship, Scott predicts. Port Perry will have a team entered. The remaining registered squads are: Uxbridge, Greenwood, three Lindsay teams-The Merchants, the Juniors, and the Rent-All, Greenbank, Kedron (also of the Scugog circuit), Whitby, "What are you gonna buy with my Dad's quarter? Sunderland, and Oshawa Ski and Sport. Action gets underway Fri- day, August 3 at 6:00p.m. and continues until Monday, August 6 at 10:00p.m. Kick- off time on Saturday and Sunday is 8:00 a.m. and Monday an hour later. Each team is assured of three games in a formula which sees four divisions of four teams. Each team plays everybody in their di- vision once and the top two teams from each loop meet on Monday in a straight, one game elimination. Road East, Whitby to Durham Tower, Oshawa, Ontario. REGIONAL » MUNICIPALITY =. OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE RELOCATION OF REGIONAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT Effective August 7, 1979, the Durham Region Finance Department, including the Water Billing Section, is moving its offices from 605 Rossland 60 Bond Street West, (Centre and Bond Streets) Telephone: (416) 571-3311 All enquiries regarding water billing services or the payment of bills should be made at the new location. Alternatively bills may also be paid at any Chartered Bank within the Region or by mail. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 1, 1979 -- 21 Soccer action at the high school field in Port Perry Oshawa team and Scugog Jaguars, who went down to last Thursday night featured match_ between an defeat for their first loss in many games. Results, scores from the Scugog Youth Soccer League PEE WEE MAJOR Scugog-2 Trojans-1 On July 25th Port Perry Lions Scugog A Team played the Oshawa Trojans at Russ- ett Park. Scugog were short two players for about half of the first inning. At the 15 minute mark the Trojans kicked one in on Scugog to start the scoring. At the 25 minute mark Scugog's Ken Huggins No. 5 got in past the Trojans. goalie to end the first half a tie game. In the second half still playing one man short, Scu- gog held back the Trojans and gave up no more goals. In the last three minutes of the game Brian Tysick No. 8 got a goal to put Scugog ahead ending the game 2-1 for Scugog. Next game Aug. 1, 1979 at Russett Park. Be at R.H. Cornish at 5:45. SQUIRT Bombers-0 Selects-0 Eigglestone Orange Bomb- ers played Drapeau Cartage Selects in a very exciting game indeed. Goalies Stacey Ballingall for the Bombers and Jeff Mowatt for the Selects play- ed a good game. The final score of 0-0 indi- cated the equal match of both teams. MINIS Blue Team-7 Orange Team-1 The score tells the tale of this game. The Blue Team were just too powerful from the start and ran over the Orange Team. Goals for Blue Team by Annette Fos- ter-1, Blair Beacock-2, Brian Appleby-1, and another hat trick by Ryan Larocca. White Team-5 Purple Team-1 Although they had no sub- stitute the White Team play- ed a good game. The Purple Team didn't play as well as they have been over the last few weeks since a few team members were on vacation. Goals for White Team: B.J. McCullough-2, Ian Smith-2, and a penalty by Ethan Lavereau. ATOM Mustangs-2 Chippies-0 On July 18th Colin Ball Mustangs vs. Peterborough Lumber Chippies. The Mus- tangs beat the Chippies 2-0. Goals by "Barry Willerton and Sean Fisher. Mustangs-4 Devils-0 Colin Ball Mustangs vs. Fort Perry Printing Devils. Superb game by both teams. Ist quarter was a lot of checking. First goal by Robbie Baker assisted by- Sean Fisher. Mark Kendall, the goalie for the Devils made a number of terrific stops. Second goal by Barry Willerton, unassisted. Sec- ond half Robbie Baker got the third goal. Ray Daniels followed Robbie's lead and got the fourth and final goal of the evening. 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