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| MERA Tr A yy aaa LE "~ 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 26, 1986 Turners Green Giants came away with a 14-9 victory over Swain's Seeds Sluggers to win the championship in the seven to nine age group of the Cartwright Minor Softball League. The game ~ was played Sunday afternoon at the Nestleton Field. Front from left: Lloyd Shaddock, Carle Davis, Adam Wonnacott, Kingsley Malcolm, Scott Davis, Joshua Malcolm. Second row from left: Jenny Wilson, Dustin Marnoch, Dougie Lynde, Kirk Swain, Karen Swain. Coaches are Dave Malcolm, Joanna Malcolm and Chris Malcolm. Absent from photo are Mike and Brian Nash, Kevin Gilbank. In the consolation round of the Mite A (8-10 years) the XL Gas Bar squad nipped Marlin Travel 14-10 in the final on Sunday after- noon. Left to right front row: Rachel Hall, Greg Thompson, Jay Mackie, David lvanco, Jeremy Geer, Tricia Young. Second row from left: Sarah Barton, Sean Allen, Courtney Williamson, Josh Duncan, Matt Mantel. Back from left are: coach Peter Mantel, sponsor Carol Irvine and coach Ivan Geer. Absent from photo are Leah Prentice, lan Johnson, Stewart Hunt and Tanya Latreille. Prosser leads DACO to win The Dennis Anderson Chev Olds Ladies Lob Ball Team defeated Seagrave by a score of 14 to 7 last Wednesday evening. D.A.C.O. played fine baseball keeping in mind how quickly the Seagrave team could turn the tables and come back. D.A.C.O. pitcher Donna Prosser always consistant, Two shutouts for Neve Kinsmen Pee Wee Soccer team travelled to Tyrone on Monday, August 18th and won the game 4-0 This gave Greg Neve two shut outs in a row. The first two goals went to Jamie Brown with Ale Cranmer assisting one one of these The third goal went to Rory Bell led her team to their win. In the busy left field spot Seagraves Kathy Foster kept several D.A.C.0O. hits from touching green. D.A.C.O.'s season is nearly over with two league games left. D.A.C.0.'s next game is Wednesday evening at the Port Perry diamond at 8:30 p.m. unassisted. And the final goal on a bounding pass from Alec and Drew Cardinal headed it into the net. The whole team are pulling together well and should do well on their cup day. Final home game is Tuesday, August 26th against Bowmanville Rowdies -- See you at the field. EE The intermediate championship of the Cart- wright Minor Softball League was decided Sun- day, August 17, when the team sponsored by Cummings Backhoe defeated Brenda's Esso. Members of the winning team are front row from left: Robyn Cliff, Michelle Cummings, Jennifer Vokins, Dana Russell, Kyle Simms. Back row from left: Andy Mackie, Donnie Cliff, Jeff Vernon, Josh Wilson, Mark Simmons, Lindsay Dutkewich, Erin Hassal, and Coach Chris Cliff. Atom House League Tuesday, August 12 Gallagher's Gladiators - 2 Canadian Legion - 3 This was a make-up game due to an earlier rain cancellation. Gallagher's team was short-handed and the Canadian Legion was out in full force. Davey Bourgeois put his team on the score board early. Jeremy Norton soon put one in of his own. Legions Neil Hancock, Mark ~ Supelsa and Tiffany Reid played very well. Gallagher's Chris Raines, Carlos Feaver and Andrew O'Toole worked hard. Stewart Bruce, up on the forward line was literally robb- ed of a couple goals after carrying the ball all the way. Thursday, August 14 Provincial Signs - 2 Canadian Legion - 3 This was a really close game which could have gone either way. The Legion team gave goalies Brett Lawson and Alan Calder a real workout. Scoring for the Legion were Steven Gilbert with 1 and Neil Hancock with 2. Matt Phoenix and Ryan Duff made some long rushes carrying the ball well. Long passes by Sara Braun and Kelly Phipps put their team in good scoring position. Scoring for Provincial Signs was Alan Calder with 1 and Ryan Duff with 1. August 21 Denny Metals - 8 Provincial Signs - 0 Provincial Signs was up against a pretty tough opponent and they are to be commended for their great ef- fort. The shut-out for the strong Den- ay Metals team was largely due to "the great goal-tending of Leigh Ann Prentice. Provincial Signs forwards just couldn't get one past her - Den- ny Metals forwards attacked relentlessly with goals going to San- dy Mark (1), Michael Nichols (2), and Jeremy Luke (5). Steven Simp- son, Angelo Delisi and Dave Verschuren made some excellent passes. Good positional play and hard work paid off for Denny Metals. Hats off to all the players on the Provincial Signs team who shcw ed great sportsmanship in this (and many other games). Their ne'. g.ve up attitude was ex- emplitied by the good goal tending of Brett Lawson and the relentless defense of Michael Smith. Gallagher's Gladiators - 2 Canadian Legion - 1 This was one of the most exciting and best played games of the season. Both teams demonstrated their skills with fast running and good passing. Brad Strickert, Erin Fuller and Christina Clark worked hard for Gallagher's. Davey Bourgeois and Stewart Bruce put the pressure on Mark Brown in goal but he played on absolutely super game and only Neil Hancock was able to put one by him. Jeremy Nor- ton notched both of Gallagher's goals. Colin Wiatrzyk played very well in goal for the Legion. the defense and mid-field for both teams worked extra hard especially Ryan -_ a-- SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER will be provided. Williams, Jay Tredway, Cal Ham- - mett and Danny Brown. Soccer Tips - Offside A player is offside if he is nearer the opponent's goal line than the ball at the moment the ball is played Unless - he is in his own half, - he receives the ball direct from a goal kick, a corner kick, a throw-in or a drop ball by the referee, - 2 op- ponents (the goalie and one other) are nearer to their own goal-line. REGISTRATION FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERS ................ 6 t0 9 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 .. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. " BIRTH CERTIFICATES ARE TO BE BROUGHT TO REGISTRATION WANTED -- COACHES & MANAGERS Anyone interested in coaching or managing a Ringette team, please call Jim Lawrence at 985-7245 or 985-2511. Clinics All FISHING 30% OFF IT'S TIME' RINGETTE | Scugog Arena 7 cree ennee.. 2 10 4 p.m. NESTLETON COUNTRY STORE Hwy. 7A - 8 Miles East of Port Perry 986-5131 OPEN: Monday to Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 9 am. to 9 p.m. ne i £3 an, NS Sr aren for