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Oshawa Packers win trophy by Rob Tobin Throughout the tourna- ment good hockey talents were shown by most teams but only the best teams made . it to the finals. In the Con- solation final Port Perry's own Aztecs and Flames battled it out against each other. The Aztecs came up the victor by a score of 6-3. Scoring for the Aztecs were Don Dasti with 2, Frank Macki with 2, and Dave Dickson with 2. Assists went to Rob Kroonenburg with 2, Paul Beare with 1, Don Dasti with 1, Frank Macki with 1, and Dave Harris with 1. Scoring for the Flames were James Duncan, Greg Fedyk and Dale McQuade each with 1. Assists went to Ritchie Lefort with 2, Dale McQuade 1, Greg Fedyk 1, Doug Bron- Bruce Smith received the Stedman's Trophy from Miles Knutson who represented the sponsors. son 1, and Rick Van Weston also with 1. The. Championship game saw the Oshawa Packers defeat Pickering by a score of 8-6. Goals for the Packers were scored by Terry Richards with 3, Rob Zametic with 2, Bruce Smith with 1, Bill Duff with 1, and Mike Johnson also with 1. Scoring for Pickering were Brian Ellery with 2, Jim Smith, Harvey Sheehan, Mike van Hemmen and Steve Harrison all with 1. The standings of thé Ux- bridge Community Fastball League with only two weeks Team Played won Claremont 17 12 Greenbank 17 10 Goodwood 17 9 "Uxbridge 15 10 " Mounties 16 9 Zephyr "A's 17 9 Sunderland 16 6 Good-Ux-Bowl 16 6 Mt. Albert 16 6 Udora 18 4 0 Zephyr Jrs. 17 of league action remaining, are as follows: Lost Tied Pts. 3 2 26 4 , 3 23 3 5 23 4 1 21 6 1 19 7 1 19 8 2 14 9 1 13 10 0 12 10 4 12 17 0 0 v3 "the 'main event champion- Gamblers enjoy great week Six games Six wins The Greenbank Gamblers Fastball Club had their best week of the season as they played six ball games and, won all six games. Included in the weeks activities were two league games which the Gamblers won by a 2-1 score over Zephyr "AMS, Then on the weekend they played in the Goodwood Tournament and came home with the top prize after winning all four of their games. On Saturday, the Gamblers downed Oshawa R-H Cabinets by 9-1 score and then shut out the Thorn- hill Bears by 5-0. Sunday morning saw Greenbank beating the host Goodwood team by 3-0 and in the main event final the Gamblers stopped Markham by the same 3-0 count to take, ship. Excellent defensive - play was the key to the big week for Greenbank as they only gave up two runs in the six games played and one of those was unearned. Led by the pitching of Lefty Ken" Irvine who won four games last week and Ken Goreski who won the other two, the Gamblers moved into a tie for second spot in the tight Uxbridge Community League. Irvine bested Mount Albert Mounties, Zephyr "A"'s, Oshawa R-H. Cabinets and Goodwood while Goreski downed Thornhill and Mark- ham in the Goodwood Tournament. The two left handers, Irvine and Goreski, along with right hander Elmer Spence give the Gamblers an excellent pitching staff for intermediate "c" fastball. Don Phinney and Bill Thomson share the catching duties and the infield consists of Jay Williams, " John Foster, Don Beaton and Neil Rodd. Patrolling the Gambler outfield -are' Greg Rodd, Dennis Romeril, and Brian Lee, with Gary Baker and Trevor Till playing utility roles in the field and acting as "Designated Hitters'. Playing coaches Ron Winslow and Denny Tullock round out the Greenbank roster along with manager Rodd Foster. . . This coming weekend the Gamblers will be competing in the Canadian Tire Tourna- ment i. Port Perry where they will attempt to defend the title they won at this tournament last year. Scugog Soccer League by Marilyn Watson Soccer is a series of practices and exhibition games as we take a holiday break. It's been a nice rest for the parents who willingly give up their time to escort the boys and girls to games "and tournaments all season. See you at the fields next week folks! All soccer players received a letter about Soccer Field Day, August 14. It will be a great day at the Port Perry Cinema to see many soccer stars on film. Western Weekend is here and with it is our own Western Weekend Tourna- ment at the Scugog Fields. A - select team of Atom players from Uxbridge, Rexdale, Scugog, Whitby, Pickering Town, Bowmanville, New- market and Ajax will compete from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 7. On Sunday, August 8, the four winning teams will compete at 10:30 a.m. The final two teams compete at 2 p.m. and trophies will be awarded at 3:15. The same schedule applies to select Mosquito teams competing from Uxbridge, Ajax, Rexdale, Whitby, Peterborough, Newmarket, Bowmanville and Scugog. At noon on Sunday, a special game has been planned so the kids can sit back, relax and learn. An exhibition game will be play- ed between the Scugog Coaches -and Newmarket over 35's team. See you at the soccer fields! Good Luck Scugog Atoms, Mosquitos, and Coaches. : Team photographs will be taken on Cup Day, Sept- ember 11. This applies to all House League teams. Please wear full uniform. After coming close to qualifying in the Robbie Tournament Rob Page and Mark Butters of the Guild- wood Soccer Club had a poor run on games. They played four games loosing 3 and tying 1. Their last two games have improved a great deal winning both. The last game was a hig achievement beat- ing the Oshawa Turul team 2-0. The Turul team has been together for some years now while the -Guildwood team has only four players from last year. There will be a re-match this Wednesday, July 28 at 8:30 in the Oshawa Civic Field. Tournament Play Mosquito Girls - . Uxbridge, July 24 Port Perry Homestead Furniture -3 Agincourt - 1 Port Perry Homestead Furniture -8 Newmarket - 1 Uxbridge - 2 Port Perry Homestead Furniture -0 The 14 girls on the team gave it their all and then some. The final game against Uxbridge was played after only a 20 minute break from the previous game. The girls were exhausted but kept their opponents at bay until three quarter time, 'when the -first goal was scored. The final goal for Uxbridge was scored with only 20 seconds left in game time. Super effort by all! What a show! Your coaches were very proud of you Homestead Furniture. (Turntopagel3) Prince Albert boy Mini Golf Champion On July 25, Port Perry Mini golf and Driving range held their 2nd annual kids minigolf Tournament. The tournament was a big success with all the kids enjoying themselves. The results are as follows: 1st prize. - Putter went to Ryan Lane of Prince Albert who shot 90 over 2 rounds; 2nd prize - baseball glove went to Daryl Leatherdale of Blackstock who 91 over 2 rounds; 3rd prize - member- shipwent to Dave Ireland of Port Perry who shot 92 over 2 rounds; Most hole in Ones went to Boyd Vanderhyl of Blackstock who had 6. holes in one over 2 rounds. 30 free passes were given out to the players for their hole in ones. SN AI Ga a