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SAL PYAR PANE SN i ¥ BE RRIRARAY hd 5 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 20, 1982 Soccer league resulis (From page 14) busy scoring for the Mosquito Boys but he kept an eye on your game and was pleased with super efforts by no.10 and no.12. Maybe next game I'll get him to score for you. Jamie Brown of Thomson scored all 3 goals with lots of help from his whole team. Super effort especially from no.3. Good goal keeping by Graham Sullivan. Mosquito Girls Scugog Homestead Furniture - 6 Whitby Lions - 0 Thursday, July 8 - Whitby goalkeeping was great but Homestead was greater! Goals were scored by Jill Parry (2), Dana Forder (3), and Vicki Stewart. When Dana scores, Jill assists and vice versa. Excellent team- work ladies! Scugog's Homestead Furniture - 7 Oshawa Rangers - 0 The coaches, Eilleen Gerber and Odessa Smith were really excited with this game. They said it was an excellent defensive game with good positional soccer. . Goals were by Dana Forder (3), Vicki Stewart (2) and Jill Parry (2). The girls play Monday, July 19 at the town of Picker- ing and host a game here Thursday, July 22. Good luck girls. We'll be out to see the play. Mosquito Boys Watermill - 5 Lions - 2 There was excellent positional soccer on this field. Coach for Lions never stopped talking and encouraged his boys to two goals by no.12, no.16 with assists from no.5. Good effort was shown by no.15. Great goalkeeping by Water- & mill's Hercules Papa- dogianis kept the Lions at bay. Watermills goals were scored with efforts from the whole team but were tipped in Rob Jamieson (3), Chris Watson (1), and no.5 (1) Assists for all goals was done by no.3. Great playing Team! Lake Scugog Lumber - 2 Kinsmen -0 This was a good soccer game and very exciting. Kinsmen Sorely and Brock had good control of the ball and their goalie foiled numerous shots on goal by Scugog Lumber. Scugog's team played well as a team with good position play and lots of passing. Goals were scored by David Irvine and Terry Bache. Pee Wee Girls Barry's Variety Port Perry - 1 Subway Mane Homes Monday, July 12 - This was a really good game played throughout by both teams. They are closely matched. Port was losing 1-0 at end of half and tied the game with only five minutes left on the clock. There was much cheering and honking from parents and friends on the side lines. Congratulations Joanne Skerratt. The goal for Whitby was by no.3 Super Whitby passing by no.5. The girls play Monday July 19 at Ajax and return to host at Scugog Fields, Mon- day, July 26 against Oshawa Soccer Club. Come on folks, bring a lawn chair and go to the fields to watch super soccer action. Pee Wee Boys ATJ Ind. Tool - 8 Uxbridge Giordano-3 June 22 - This was a well played game with some sun- shine instead of rain. The boys played good positional soccer and passed frequently. Goals scored were from Carl Baylis (3), Tim Cannon (2), Jamie Cannon, Barry Willerton and Brad Puckrin. Scoring for Uxbridge were Steve Gates (2) and no.3. Uxbridge No Names - 10 Garrow Port Perry - 1 Our team worked hard but was just out manouvered. Ian Farrer scored the one and only. ATJ Ind. Tools - 4 Baldwin Sales - 3 Great game by both evenly matched teams. Good end to end play. Goals were scored by ATJ's' Barry Willerton, Tim Cannon, Carl Baylis and Mark DeWolde. Garrow Port Perry - 7 Uxbridge Homans - 4. This was a very close game in the first half. The second half, Port took command of the game with excellent plays on the forward line. Randy Lawrence and Wayne Buller played well in goal. Scoring for Garrow were Mike VanderMeer, Jerry Fowler (2), Sean Fisher (2), Ian Fara (2). Super effort this game by Jerry and Tom Fowler. ATJ Ind. Tools -3 Homans -3 July 8 - Excellent offensive and defensive play with goals resulting by Barry Willerton, Carl Baylis. and Tim Cannon. Good team effort guys! Garrow Port Perry -5 Uxbridge No Names - 1 July 13 - Garrow had control throughout this game with a 5-0 lead but minutes before the final whistle Uxbridge broke through the defence and scored. Garrow's goals by Jerry Fowler (4) and Mike VanderMeer. TE 882224 ATJ Ind. Tools - 13 Giordano Sand and Gravel - 2 Terrific effort by ATJ team with superb goal- keeping by Todd Soomre. Good passing resulted in goals by Barry Willerton (5) Carl Baylis (4) and Brad Puckrin (4). Assists by Kevin Jones, Mark DeWolde and Kevin Hobbs. Con- gratulations guys! Garrow Port Perry - 8 ATJ Ind. Tools -1 - July 15 - Good effort by all, even tho ATJ was short handed Carl Baylis scored. Garrow were super excited played their positions and passed up the team to score repeatedly. Congratulations team with mention to Ian Farrer (4) Jerry Fowler, Mike VanderMeer, Mark Bouwmeester and Sean Fisher. Many saves by Randy Lawrence kept this team going. Bantam Boys Flamingo Vachon - 2 Whitby Iroquois - 5 July 5 - This game was played at Iroquois Park in Whitby under lights. At half time the score was 4-2 for Whitby. A penalty kick by Flamingo Vachon in the second half went over the cross bar. Goals for Flamingo Vachon were by no.9, Kikba no.2 A Zollier. An exhibition game was planned this week but had to be cancelled. The Bantam standings will be posted as soon as possible. Our Bantam team next plays on July 19 at Oshawa. They will host at Scugog Fields on July 26 to Pickering Village. The Bantam finals will beat the Scugog Fields on September 18. Seven teams will be in this Cup Day Tournament. Scugog Soccer Assoc. -3 Cadbury -3 This team is made up of coaches, referees and affiliates of the Scugog Youth Soccer Association. They meet every Sunday and Wednesday for lots of exciting "friendly" play. At the end of the first half Cadbury was ahead 1-0 and letting Port know. With house league soccer over at 8 p.m. the reserves arrived and much friendly jeering occured to see the score soar. These guys play against Newmarket, Stouff- ville, Uxbridge and Whitby. A minis tournament is play- ed against Uxbridge for a trophy that the loser wins. Tournament Play 1982 July 24-Uxbridge-Squirt, Atom, Mosquito Girls; August 7,8 - Scugog Western Weekend-Atom, Mosquito Select Boys; August 15- Rexdale-Select Mosquito Boys; September 4,5- Whitby-Select Atom Boys; September-Stouffville-Pee Wee Boys. Good luck to all! Trojans come close to dousing the Flames by Rob Tobin Monday, July 12th saw J&D Carpentry defeat M&M Tire by a score of 6-2. Scoring for J&D were Bill Bridge with 3, Jeff Lyon with 2, and Rob Evans with 1. Assists went to Rick Honey with 3, Ron Compton with 2, Bill Bridge with 2, Ross Pettifer, Joe Ceirran, and Brian Carr each with 1. First aid training can save lives St. John Ambulance pro- vides safety oriented First Aid training for business and industry that can help reduce the number and severity of on the job acci- dents. For information, contact the St. John branch listed in your local telephone book or the provincial office at 46 Wellesley Street East, Toronto M4Y 1GS5. "Come on Down" \ Free Coffee & Donuts VILLAGE VIDEO 139-3 QUEEN STREET at WATER STREET Scoring for M&M were Mike Mole 'and Dean Griffiths assisted by R. Jefferes, T Jefferes and C. Down.- The second game saw the Trojans play the Flames in a close match but losing by a score of 4-3. Scoring for the Flames were Mike McQuade with 2, Doug Bronson and Randy Knight each with 1. Assists went to Colin Wackett with 2, Mike McQuade, Ritchie Lefort, Doug Bronson and Greg Fedyk all with 1. Scoring for the Trojans were Rob Scott, Tony Oxley and Doug Potts. Assists went to Charlie Brown with 2, Tony Oxley, Scott Wilbur, Rob Scott and Rick Wallace all with 1, The final game ended in a 3-3 tie between the Aztecs and the Packers. Scoring for the Aztecs were Chan Knutson with 2, and Rob Kroonenburg with 1, Assists went to Rob Kroonenburg with 2, Brian Evans with 2 and Paul Beare with 1, Scoring for the Packers were Ken Fraser, George Hillis and John Churchill each with 1. Assists went to Ken Fraser with 2, John Churchill with 2, Bruce Smith and Ian McKay each with 1, Sunnybrae golf This past week the ladies from Sunny Brae were guests of the Summerlea ladies and had a very enjoy- able game of golf plus a great social time that follow- ed. League games played during the week were as "HEY You!" PORT PERRY CHUCKY'S COMING TO TOWN! Meet Chuck in Person at VILLAGE VIDEO SATURDAY, JULY 24th Noon to 1:00.P.M. The cult hero of LATE NIGHT T.V. will be-autographing 8x10 photographs and copies of his new video movie, ~ 'CHUCK'S CHOICE CUTS | CHUCK'S CHOICE CUTS "Something for Everyone" (Old Masterfeed Building) ------------ = follows: low gross was Ginny Clifford with 47. Donna Shanley again had low net with 22. Low putts were 15 by Leona Tripp. Jan Towns chipped in on no.3 and that was also the magic hole for Ginny Clifford who birdied the hole.