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A ET TS tT I nf ee A A A A ME I AVS TAR eR Rp A BGI EA HC HE INR 8 STE SME CRE XCAR o : 3 & oY) LE 0 YO ER LON A RN Tal A a A AEB ot Arti 8 BY YAN LETRA EAS MEE MSR ER GR { Fig : d \ 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 15, 1981 Scugog a close second at soccer tourney by Coach Peter Jones The Scugog Flamingo- Vachon Soccer team earned consolation - honours at a four-day Mosquito tourna- ment held recently in Picker- ing. The Scugog squad reached the finals with wins over Agincourt and two Pickering teams, only to lose a tough decision by 'one goal to Wobourn in the deciding match. In Flamingos first game on Sunday we defeated Agin- court 6-3 with 2 goals by Barry Willerton, 2 by Jamie Cannon 1 by Kevin Jones and 1 by Brad Puckrin. ) In the following game against Pickering we again had a similar success, with good passing and strong defense. We won handily 10-2 with 4 goals by Barry Willerton 1 by Jamie Cannon, 3 by Jay Branton 1 by Michael Kersten and 1 by Brad Puckrin. Wednesday was the Big Day- We'd advanced to the semi-final! With everyone syked up for the game, including the staunch, regular parental cheering section, and with disciplined soccer method we again stormed through to a decisive win 10-0 against one of the other Pickering teams. With 4 goals for Barry Willerton 3 by Brad MINI SOCCER Scugog 2 Brian's Towing 2 On Wednesday, July 8, Scugog Soccer and Brian's Towing played an exciting Mini-League soccer match which ended in a 2-2 draw. Brian's had several good | mineral offer these benefits? Shur-Gain Minerals do. D Does your livestock Six, or more formulations, to meet every feeding and roughage program. You won't need ali six, probably one or two, but you do need the choices. See your Shur-Gain dealer about the best choices in minerals and at modest prices. essential minerals for livestock Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer C BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 Puckrin 2 by Jamie Cannon and 1 by John Sturman. Everybody was up for the final! Our Port Perry team against Woburn, a team that had equal success through- out the tournament. Halfway through the first half Woburn scored. Many teams might have accepted defeat at this point, not so Scugog! Defense and mid- fielders, playing their most determined soccer, finally House League chances to score in the final few minutes of the game, but were not able to break the tie. Kevin Brown scored for Scugog Soccer along with Todd Smart who got the tying goal. Scoring for Brian's were Andrew Wilson who took a pass from Sean McEnaney. Duane Empringham got the other goal. MOSQUITO LEAGUE Sipco Oilers 4 vs - Port Perry Star 2 by Julie Allsopp Once again Oiler David Irwine, played an excellent game, he had a good conned kick early in the first half . managed to get the ball forward to Barry Willerton who beat out several players before making a pass to Jamie Cannon who made no mistake about putting the ball past the surprised Woburn goaltender. The effect of this goal on the Woburn team, which hadnt had one goal scored on them through the whole Soccer which enabled Trevor Solomon no 12 for the Oilers to score the first goal. Three quarters way through the 1st half Oiler Richard Prentice -No 3 scored a goal putting the Oilers ahead by 2 goals at half time. ~ At the beginning of the 2nd half Mike Vandermeer no 12 for Port Perry Star scored which was closely followed by a goal from Oilers David Irwine. Good defensive play from both teams made this gamey exciting. Port Perry Star No 8 scored and the final goal of the game went to Oiler David Irwine. (Turn to page 18) Sunnybrae ladies golf league news by Vera Brown Tuesday, July 7th, saw the ladies of Sunnybrae out bright and early to try and beat the heat as well as the golf course. Two ladies recorded chip-ins, Joan Lee on no. 1 hole and Andrea Weir on no. 2 which also gave her a birdie for the par 5hole. Andrea also recorded the low net of 25. Low gross of 46 was by Vera Brown who also had least putts 16. Next lowest putts was by Leona Tripp 17. The best scores on the hidden no. 9 hole were Joyce Emmerson, Carol Jackson and Ev Sheffield. Jan Towns has pulled ahead in team points and is 852-3472 Memorials of Distinction GRANITE - MARBLE - BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING A SPECIALTY OF OUR OWN CRAFTSMEN KO KK Ke KK} UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL CO. LTD. 108 BROCK STREET WEST - UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO 38 Years Personal Experience. Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee. Home appointments and transportation by request. For personal service visit our showroom at 108 Brock St. - just east oftherailway tracks. . Reg & Clara Tomkinson also sneaking up on Kath Burley and Vera Brown who are the present leaders in the low gross average. Everyone is looking forward to their upcoming visit to the Lindsay Golf Club on the 22nd. | BEARE tournament, was obvious. This super team had just had their pride stamped a trifle, and it showed as Scugog Flamingo pressed with several unlucky shots against the crossbar and posts. Then, in the second half with 8 minutes to play, Woburn managed a second goal which decided the tournament, A well played game by Flamingo, who came away with consolation trophies and ribbons. We'll be look- ing forward to many more games and successes before this season is through. Lions battle to tie with Oshawa by Coach Barry Page The Port Perry Lions Club Bantam soccer team played extremely well last Thurs- day against the number one Oshawa Fernhill team. The final score was a 3-3 tie. . Port had only eleven players while the Oshawa team had two extra players. This made it difficult because the team couldn't spare off while Fernhill was changing regularly through- out the game. The boys played a well disciplined game and controlled the game quite often. They had many opportunities to score but just missed on most of them. This tie puts the record to 3 ties, 2 losses, 2 wins. The team is very close to first place, but are pres- ently in fourth. The competi- tion is very close with all the teams bunched together with just a few points separating them. Local couple 3rd in lawn bowling The second open tourna- ment of the season was. played on a very hot and humid day. However the three games were completed and a Port Perry pair Harold and Clara Martyn won the third prize. Due to so many outside entries, only two local teams played. The other four prizes were won by couples from Oshawa, Lindsay and Cannington. On Thursday July 9, a Port Perry ladies trio, Clara Martyn, Alma Cox and Beth Martyn played in the Jennings Gold Cup Tourna- ment at Cobourg and won three games. Twenty two teams from Kingston, Brighton, Port Hope, Peterboro, Oshawa and Cobourg played in this tournament. Ladies trebles will play for the "Emmerson Insurance Trophy" on July 30 and mixed pairs for the "Murray trophy' on August 1st. - HELLO THERE! | was a mite surprised to find - Beare'shavea SUPER SUMMER SALE on "Brand New 1981" ~ Malibus & Monte Carlos. ) )/ Choose From 15 DIFFERENT CARS: 2Door,4Doorand . Station Wagon Models. Equipped with your choice of V6 or V8 Engines. IT'S DEAL TALKIN' TIME! Tell them sent you! \ J Ask for Jim, Bill or Ray. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBLE LTD TOWN IN BEAUTIFUL PORT PERRY DOWN 985-7351