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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 6, 1982 10% RLF Faia TUN) S8 T ARVNTE 4, . Sh 4 RES Ba LEAL ON BYE yi Apart SERA SOSA ASG TRAN RY y 5 Pa ' NAN hr Arb ARG Yb 0 Rite RCA BN FA 2 EA NE IS oT 0 BLN 1 oh Caste WINE RA FOE By | \ RE So SEVERE EA SABA LY YAEL) oh A ports A Oh an Aa vie . Softball Association plans Midget event Final preparations are now completed for the Port Perry Minor Softball Assoc- iation's 7th Annual Midget Boy's Softball Tournament to be held at the two Lake- front Parks on Friday, Sat- urday and Sunday, July 16,17 and 18. This years line-up of teams brings to-gether sixteen of the top Midget Clubs in Ontario. Since the age has been raised by one year by the Ontario Amateur Softball Association, many of the same boys who have provid- ed such fine softball in last years tournament will again be returning. Tournament Chairman, Wayne Venning feels this years entries brings to- gether the strongest group of teams to be assembled in the seven year history of the Midget Tournament. The favourite again this year would have to be the strong entry from Napanee who won the Tournament last year and represented Ontario in the Canadian Midget Championship. Other powerful teams who will give Napanee some Malmont Midget squad plays well in Jordan tourney On Tuesday June 29 the Malmont Farms Midgets started the week off right by defeating Bell Canada 10-2. Mark Goreski was on the mound for Port and struck out 7 in getting the win. On Thursday July 1st the team travelled to Brooklin and lost in a lopsided game. It was hoped that in this game Port got rid of all of their mis- takes because they were pre- paring for the Midget Elimination Tournament on the weekend. In the first game of the Elimination Tournament Port's bad luck continued as they lost to Granthan 12-3. Phil Robinson pitched a strong game for Port but was not helped by his teammates in the field or at the plate. Ken Harman and Peter Christie were the only two Port batters to get hits. The next morning Port faired much better against King- ston Townships as they won the game 54 in 8 innings. Mark Goreski pitched a fine game on the mound giving up 8 hits and striking out 9. The team showed good signs as they were able to fight back to win the game. King- ston scored in the 7th to tie the score and scored 2 in the 8th to take the lead. But with determination, Port was able to fight back and scored 3 in the 8th to win. Keith Trembley drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly scoring Trevor Till. Till led the hit parade with a home run and triple with single hits going to Brian Hendricks, Harman Christie! Rob Burnett and Stan Glass. s . Later in the day Port had their revenge on Granthan by winning 13-9. Goreski started on the mound but tired and was relieved by Phil Robinson. The bats really came alive in this game with 10 hits. Also the batters were very selective by drawing 12 walks. Lead- ing the team in hits were Tremblay with 3, Burnett and Hendricks each with 2 and Elliott, Harman, Till, (Turnto page 15) competion are Kitchener, Grimsby, Agincourt, King- ston Township, Don Victoria, . and Hamilton. Some new entries in this years tourna- ment will no doubt give some of the top teams problems are New Hamburg, Oakville, Meaford, Minesing, and two powerful clubs from north Bracebridge and Garson (north of Sudbury). The local entries may surprise a few of the visiting teams as Port Perry, Oshawa and Lindsay are all capable of taking home the Championship. This years Tournament will be four Divisions, with four teams in each group; each winner will meet in semi-final play, leading to a two team Championship game. All the action starts on Friday night July 16 with Lindsay playing Port Perry and Oshawa meeting Don Victoria at 7:30 on both 'Diamonds while a 9.0'clock a great game is expected as Napanee meets Agincourt. Plan to attend all the three days of action. Summerlea golf by Jean Skerratt Summer has finally arrived. It sure was a joy to walk the fairways this week without sweaters or um- brellas to hinder our game. Low gross of 39 was skill- fully shot by Josie Wilson while Debbie King had her first low net with 19. Glenna McLeod had a chip-in one No. 12 and Jean Skerratt birdied the 17th hole. Team positions as of June 29th are: Gimblets- 72 points; Hot Toddy's- 66; Orange Blossoms- 59; Martinis- 57; Mint Juleps- 50; Daiguiris- 45; and Pink Ladies- 27. We have golfed the past two weeks without our presi- dent Lucy Wilson -- hope you are up and golfing real soon. Results from the Scugog Soccer League Minis Brutons Drugs - 1 West Shore Marine -1 This was a well played game by both teams with terrific end to end play. The goals were scored by Jeremy Norton and Brandon Puckrin. Good defence for Westshore by Lee Whitter and Jay Tredway. Super effort was put forth by Michael Williams. Gee Electric 'Bee Gees" - 1 Willys' and Son - 0 This was the best game played by Willys. They had good defensive help from Becky DeWolde with good passing and position play by Tanya Towns, Keith Haist and Kent Taylor. The team says "thanks to Willy and Sons for the coke". A good - game was played by the Bee Gees as a whole. Good effort by Robin Durocher and Matt Phoenix. Good passing by Neil Meuller and Dean Hardy helped the only goal scored by Dylan Hardy. Congratulations! ~~ Gord Lewis Motor Sales - 0 Port Perry Star - 2 Todd Smart of the Motor Sales team displayed fan- tastic effort throughout the game. Unfortunately he missed some good chances on goal. Better luck next time. Peter King 10.7 of Port Perry Star scored both goals. S Squirt Brians Towing - 3 Sipco Oil - 2 Great defensive game played by both teams and good sportsmanship was evident by Jeremy David- son. Jeff Andrews, the super Sipco passer scored both goals and his opposition, Jason Chrane scored all three goals for Brians because of his own passing skills. Keep up the good work guys. Canadian Legion -5 Canadian Tire-3 Good team defence by the Legion helped them win the game. Goals were scored by Scott McTavish (3) and Jason McBride (2). Great effort by Robin Brown help- ed Grechin Cornish score the three goals for her team, Atom Galley Fish and Chips -0 Port Perry Printing "'Stormers"' -0 An excellent game was played by both teams with outstanding goalkeeping as shown by the score. Super effort by No.10 of both teams kept them going. Mosquito Boys Kinsmen - 6 Watermill -0 Playing shorthanded, Watermill had difficulty getting out of their end and had only one shot on net. Good effort and passing by Westerman and Ferrier. The Kinsmen had a full team and good general effort by all as they made seventeen shots on goal. Good playing team. Scugog Lumber - 6 Lions Club - 2 There was one goal each scored in the first half but Scugog Lumber dominated the second half with five goals before the Lions came back to score their second goal. Scoring for Lions were Jeff Mills and Chris Lavereau. Scoring for Scugog were David Irvine (8), Derek Martens (2), and Craig MacTavish. Some super saves were made by Lions goalie, Dean Stone. Mosquito Girls Homestead Furniture - 3 Whitby - 2 June 24 - Great play by the whole team on a field in Whitby that was a mudhole. A referee didn't show for the game 80 a spectator filled in. The game does count. Congratulations ladies! Homestead Furniture - 10 Ajax (A) -1 June 29 - An excellent game by our girls. They dominated play throtighout the game. Scoring for Home- stead were Jill Perry (3) and Dana Forder (7). Keep up the good plays ladies. Ajax (B) -3 Homestead Furniture - 1 July 1 - After a busy holiday, the girls put forth their best effort but it wasn't quite enough. Better luck next time, The Homestead Furniture team of Mosquito girls will be playing Thursday, July 8 at Lake Vista Park, Oshawa and then home to the Port Perry Soccer Fields for a game on Thursday, July 15. Lets get out and give the gals some support. They play super, fast, exciting soccer. See you at the sidelines. If you want to catch them during the season they play against Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowman- ville and Port. Pack a picnic and go for a drive. We'll keep you posted on their up and coming games. Pee Wee Boys No. 1 and 2 teams were to play in Port last week but the game had to be cancelled. Team no. 2 plays next in Uxbridge on July 6th while team no.1 hosts on July 6 at our fields. Both teams will play again in Uxbridge on July 13. Come on out and give these guys a hand for great soccer plays will be seen at Port Perry, August 3 at 6:30. Pee Wee Girls Oshawa - 2 3 Barry's Variety - 0 une 21 - Port Perry girls played a hard fought game at Russett Park, Oshawa. There were no girls for sub- stitution. Terri O'Neil and Ballant shared the goal- keeping duties making some good saves. Oshawa played a good defensive game. Barry's Variety -3 Oshawa Rangers - 0 'The first half was played in the Oshawa zone but only one goal was scored. In the second half it seemed tobe a more equal game but Barry's were able to score two more goals. The defence was good as always and Joanne Westerman did -a good job as goalie. Great effort by Oshawa. Our goals were scored by Joanne Skerratt (2) and Terri O'Neil (1). The Pee Wee Girls team for Barry's Variety play in the region against Ajax, Oshawa and Whitby. Their next home game is Monday, 'July 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Scugog Fields. They play Whitby. Come on out and see good soccer. While your kids are out for practice, get oul of your ear and watch these teens slay. They are fan- tastic and coach Cathy Collins says so! Bantam Boys Town of Pickering - 4 Flamingo Vachon - 2 This game was played on a muddy field at Dunsmore Park in Pickering. It was a good game considering the playing conditions. The four hard goals were scored as the ball slipped from the goalies hands. Flamingo Vachon's goals were scored by G. Brown and K. Kea. Good play guys. Bantam Boys Oshawa Rangers -3 Flaming Vachon - 1 June 28 - In the first half a goal looked as if it was in by Flamingo's no. 7 but it was not allowed. The score at half time was 1-1 with goals by Flamingos no.9 and Oshawa no.11. The play in the second half was dom- inated by Oshawa's no.15, no.8. A strong performance was put in by both (teams. Better luck next time Port. These Bantam Boys play weekly in Port, Oshawa, Whitby, and Pickering. Their next game is July 19 in Oshawa but they will be playing at home at 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 26 vs. Picker- ing and would like some home town, support. . Take your little players out to see how soccer is really played and give Flamingo Vachon a cheer or two. See you at the fields. The - Scugog Soccer Association is» very proud and pleased with the good response from so many young people who took the referees course this spring. All our referees took part in the soccer school and passed the exams so if you question any play please discuss the correct answer from any of these uniformed people. If in doubt about any soccer fact - ask a referee -- Are all lines part of the area of which they mark? -- ask a referee -- Legion elections Officers - President - Ed Groves; 1st Vice President - Ross Weir; 2nd Vice Pre- sident - Dave Durham; 3rd Vice President - Jack Lee; Secretary - Peggy Worr; Treasurer - Connie Haigh; Sargent At Arms - Len Haigh; Executive « Clare Nightin- gale; Andrea Weir; Doug Butt; Marie Monahan; Bob Archer; Shirley Jeffrey; John Christie.