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ie dT WW Pp vv Te Te Te 3 STEN J ape A Uy ela f 4 y WIA BY REA iF Scugog Ball Hockey action (207 i { py Vrdnik a SN er SH bar oe § 4 ~ I , . : 0 HEA Alladin aidepl RASA dav Saket) daar ks Soul PASH > PETER SIF ER J y ou . i PONT) 4 ERTL BT (A SED AR hy ila % 'L i$ 'y ArH i Vapi RATHI Hs PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday; July 29, 1981 -- 15 Flames, Packers battle to one-one draw In ball hockey action at the Scugog Arena July 20, the Flames and Packers battled to a one-one draw; J and D Hawkes romped over the. Trojans 7-4, and the Aztecs doubled M and M Tire by a score of 8-4, In the Flames-Packers game, the teams raced through a scoreless first period before Bruce Wood- row took passes from Bruce Smith and Ken Fraser to give the Packers a 1-0 lead at 14:09 of the second. That score held up until 4:04 of the third when Randy Knight found the range for the Flames with Doug Bronson and Dave Jackson drawing assists. In the second game, league leading scorer Bill Bridge had a hand in five of the team's seven goals as the Hawkes put the claws to the Trojans, winning 7-4. Bridge opened the scoring with a goal in the first then added an assist as Charlie Durward netted one late in the first. The Trojans also had a pair of markers in the first with Bob Ireland scor- ing from Hall Storry and Dennis Franssen finding the . range with assists to Todd Wilbur and Storry. There was no scoring the second period, but the teams erupted for seven goals in the final frame. The Hawkes took a 4-2 lead on the strength of goals by Brian Carr and Rich Honey, before Rick Wallace teamed with Clark Menzies to reply for the Trojans. But Jay Williams and Bill Bridge scored within 50 seconds late in the game to put it out of reach. Rick Wallace added a final Trojan marker late in the game, and Bridge added his third of the night for good Atoms work hard for 0-0 draw Coach Roy Gowling brought 15 young Scugog soccer - players to the 1st Annual Whitby Select Atom Tournament. Such a tourna- ment gives the better house league players within a club a chance to play together and thus bridges the gap between competitive 'and house league teams. + Our young lads played a very determined first game against the Whitby Select Team and did a great job in earning a 0-0 draw. The slicker moving Whitby team again and again were rebuffed by a superb Scugog defence. Our attack lacked height and weight but cer- tainly not effort. The next game was against the Burlington Select Team and with the number of players they had to draw from, it was obvious they were in a different class from our lads. Their defence were full of large determined boys and the attack had no weak links. The final score .was 10-0 against us but our lads did not give up and must be congratulated on their pluckiness. The Scugog teams was comprised of Ronnie Davis, Graham Sullivan, Glen Page, Neil Mark, Pat Muldoon, Jamie Brown, Derek Fitzgerald, David Petrie, Clayton Hammett, Dean Stone, Peter Brock, Alex Cranmer, Jeff Mills, Ian Thompson and Hercules * Papadogianis. CACC CICICICICACACAC lobe C measure with just five seconds remaining. .. The Aztecs rolled to a relatively easy win over M and M Tire with Rob Kroon- enberg and Sean Taylor each popping two goals in the 84 victory. Don Terry opened the scor- ing from Steve Geer to give Aztecs a 1-0 lead, but that was short-lived as John Wilkinson and Smith replied for M and M to give their team a 2-1 lead at the end of one. The Aztecs recaptured the Standings The standings as of July 20 have the Aztecs on top with an 8-2-2 record for 18 points, followed by the Flames with 16 and Packers with 15 points. The Trojans and Hawkes are doing battle with 11 to 10 points each, while M and M Tire is still looking for its first victory and has two -points on two ties. lead for good in the second period with Paul Beare and Steve Quantrill scoring. Then Taylor and Kroonen- berg went to work in the third with two goals each. Mark Jarvis chipped in with a single for the Aztecs. Jim Smith with his second of the night and Rick Weeden replied for M and-M. WANTED T0 BUY *Paperbacks *Comic Books -Must bein Good Condition! Scugog Book Exchange 175 Perry Street, PortPerry 985-8645 [om on om (an [apn oan [on [an [age "pn [og [apn ps [oy [cn [pn "cg [gm [ae [apm [gn [cy [apn [a | Scorers Bill Bridge's five point game July 20 lifted him into first place in the top ten scoring race with 31 points on 16 goals and 15 assists. There are three players deadlocked in second place: with 27 points each. 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Ken Harmon of the Trojans has a 4.00 average; Rick Fraser of the Hawkes has a 6.16 average and Dennis Symes of M and M Tire has faced a lot of rubber this season and has a 9.50 average. Coming up on August 14 and 15 is the Third Annual Ball Hockey Tournament at the Scugog Arena sponsored by Stedmans Store of Port Perry and Uxbridge. Mini-golf event attracts 17 kids Port Perry Mini-Golf had its "Kids Only'"' Mini - Golf Tournament on Sunday. It was a tremendous success with 37 kids partici- pating. The first prize winner in the 9 and under group was Clair Cornish, 9 years old, with a 2 game score of 104- he won a trophy and Seasons Membership. Second with 111 was 8 year old Mathew Anderson who In the 10-13 group, 12 year old Dave Burnett came in first with an 89 - he won a trophy and Season's Membership. Daryl Leatherdale came in second with 96 and received a Season's Membership. 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