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LP BF RR PT PAD { ; oS ESARTEARS RRITROPSS 3 SRL » LD "a * *3 . PART NSC Scores, action from play in local soccer leagues Major On Saturday, Septerhber 15th at Lake View Park in Oshawa, Port Perry Lions had their play off games against Oshawa. The Scugog club came in second place. Scugog-5 Trojans-0 The first play off game against the Oshawa Rangers saw quite a battle between these two teams in the first half as neither team could manage to score, therefore ending in a 0-0 tie. In the second half Scugog came to life and after that it was all Scugog's game. The first goal' for Scugog was Ilan Porter, number 11, from Richard Ginn, number 7. Second goal was by Ken Huggins, number 5, from Richard Ginn, number 7. Third goal Rob Page, num- ber 15, from Richard Ginn, number 7, on a deflection. Ian Porter got goal number 4. Ken Huggins, number 5, from Richard Ginn, number 7, got goal number 5 to end the game 5-0 for Scugog. Jerry Jackman, number 1, played well for Scugog to earn a shutout. Scugog-2 Rangers-3' This second game of the day was a very exciting one as the teams were very evenly matched. It could have been anyone's game. In the first 3 minutes of the first half, the Rangers got a nice goal to start the scoring. Scugog had two good shots on the Rangers goal but both hit the side of the goal. . The Rangers got two more past the Scugog's goalie to end the first half 3-0 for the Rangers. In the second half Scugog started to turn it on and Colin Perrin, number 4, on a corner kick put Scugog on the score board. Scugog really playing well in the OCTOBERFEST is coming to Nestleton Centre SAT., OCTOBER 13 second half allowed no more scoring for the Rangers. Chris Martins, number 16, got the 2 goals for Scugog making it three to two for the Rangers. Scugog really turned it on to get that tieing goal but time just ran out, ending the game 3-2 for the Rangers. In a game such as this I don't think there are any losers and we are all proud of our Scugog team. Good work boys and thanks to all of you for giving us a good display of soccer. Pee Wee Scugog-2 Rangers-2 At the. Port Perry High School the Port Perry Lions played their final regular game of the season against the Oshawa Rangers. In the first half, the Rangers got the first goal. On a penalty kick, Ken Huggins, Number 5, got one in past the Rangers goalie. Then Ian Porter, number 11, got another one in to put Scugog ahead 2-1. In the second half Scugog lost a good chance to score again, when the Ranger goalie was out of the net. The Lions kept the Rangers from scoring again until the last 5 minutes when the Rangers, on a corner kick put one in past Scugog's goalie, making it a tie game. Minor ball executive plans next season by Danny Millar As the sun sets on another softball season in Port Perry the year end meetings begin. The Minor Ball executives held a wrap up get together on Sunday, September 16 at Conway Gardens. There was not a lot of earth shattering announcements made, a large portion of thé time spent on each league convenor or coach giving his analysis of how the season went in his department. Most of these remarks were favourable with the except- ion of the Pee Wee boys house league which Secre- tary Vin Walker termed a "disaster." The circuit did not have a convenor and the coaches and players had an awful time getting together. Rob Cooper made the sug- gestion that each league from now on should have its' own convenor. Later in the meeting talk centered around the annual tournaments. It was decided that the highly successful midget tournament would be continued and that an attempt would be made to bring in a squirt tournament. The suggestion was made Good Neighbor Service I know how to make your homeowners insurance more affordable. And I'll be there to give you prompt. personal service when you need it. All the protection you'll probably ever need for your home and contents. 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This idea will probably not meet with approval from such organizations as the Durham Softball League, Lob Ball teams, and the Legion teams who are con- nected with authorities else- where but play in Port Perry. The annual election of officers meeting will be held at Conway Gardens at 11';00 a.m. on Sunday, September 30th. This is perhaps the most important assembly of the year and the public is urgently requested to come by the Association. Juveniles (From page 18) and lost some games, he stated. Was there a key player for Port throughout the year? "I really don't think we had a standout player," Knapp said. He felt that outfielder Tim Kane was a surprise, label- ling him_a "super ball play- er." Kane had been a reserve until late in the season when he shone in a tournament in Sarnia. With the retirements of flychasers Ted White and Greg Fedyk late in the campaign, he stepped into a starting role and performed admirably. Knapp felt that he was the best hitter in the last few games. He once hit a 227 foot home run in Durham Fields. ww the Permanent Canada Permanent Trust Company Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation DON FORDER Insurance Ltd. 24 Water St., Port Perry 71 Ya % ANNUALLY For 5 Years TIT t (ARIES wR + Tl 35 or ~~ Ser WITH NE MANE Greenbank Girls League champions by Danny Millar A trouble filled season came to an end on Saturday, September 15, as Greenbank defeated a combined Port Perry team 13-11 in eight innings to win the Bantam Girls House League Softball championship. The Greenbank team was given the Dr. Dymond Trophy by PPMHA Secret- ary Vin Walker after the encounter. The trophy dates back to 1963 when it was first awarded to the North Reach Rockets. Throughout the current season, three coaches quit after various disputes. Per- haps the most senseless one involved the hiring of Donnie Young to coach Port Perry Pink Dot. Young, a bantam age player approximately the same age as most girls, took over the squad when its first coach resigned. Two other coaches felt that Young was too young to be handling a team so they retired prematurely. The three teams engaged in a final tournament to decide the circuit champ. Greenbank was given a bye into the final and Port Perry towing, which had only seven players, defeated Pink Dot. Because Towing did not have an adequate number to field a full team the two Port entries joined forces to com- bat Greenbank. Kim Real hit two home runs and accounted for five runs to lead the victors. Her (Turn to page 21) PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 19, 1979-- 19 Snowmobile Club '80 Snow Show Sept. 28-29-30 by Bruce Luke Our summer schedule drew to a close on Saturday, September 8, 1979 with a corn roast and hay ride at the farm of Bruce and Gwen Luke. Luckily, this year, we didn't suffer any flat tires! Then back to the beginning of our '79-80 season with our regular general membership meeting at the Latcham Centre on Sunday evening. Committee reports were fairly brief'; Entertainment Chairperson, Betty Smith informed us our Graffitti Dance planned for Novem- ber 24 is now in the planning stage and Trailmen, Maur- ice Pelletier and Roy Horne tell us work will soon be starting on cleaning up of the trails for the upcoming sea- son. Dave Ballingall, one of our CORSA reps, informed us their Grass Drags will be held once again at Utica on the 14th of October, and urged all members to try and attend this fun day - either as contestants or spectators. Doug Buller, our building chairman, gave a run-down of the progress made so far on our clubhouse. He hopes we will be ""in" the building shortly and he asked mem- bers to say "yes" when they are contacted by the various '""job-bosses". He tells us work details are scheduled for pretty well every day, evening, and weekend until the work in finished. Also during the course of the evening, President Bill Harper, informed us that plans for the Snow Show, September 28, 29, 30 at the Old Arena are now well underway and members of the executive have agreed to accept various portions of the work and will be contact- ing the membership for assistance. The meeting was closed with a light lunch and snow- mobile films courtesy of the Port Perry Library and Molson Breweries. Sure makes you wish the up- coming season would hurry up so we can don all those clothes and ride over the fields of snow! Following our new sched- ule, there will be no meeting next month but on November 11, at 2 p.m. we will meet again. This time at the new clubhouse. Everyone is welcome. Until then - have a happy day. 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