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The ATJ Industrial Tool and Fabric Mos- quitoes wrapped up the season recently with a couple of disappointing losses but the year wasn't all bad for these hard-working soccer players. Team members include (front, from left) Tony Sytsma, Jake Luke, Lindsay Parry, Matthew Mosquitos, Pee Wees end Coyne, Mark Cosway, Craig Mitchell, Michael 'Williams, (and back) Gary Norton, Ben Blan- chard, Peter King, Cole Parry, Ron Cosway, Stephanie Coyne, Brad Plain, Joshua Bramham, Mike Tripp and Peter Cougar. See story for details. The Port Perry Kinsmen Pee Wee Soccer team finished off its season on Saturday, with a tough loss in a shoot-out for the championship. (See story for details). Team members front from left: Drew Cardinal, Shawn Plain, Jamie Brown, Dave Cosway, Greg Neve, Jason Towns, Alex Results from the lanes (From page 22) Untouchables - 11, Spark Plugs - 10, Team No. 1 - 4. High Single: Kevin Haugen 263. High Single With Handicap: Kevin Haugen 291. High Triple: Kevin Haugen 658. High Triple With Handicap: Kevin Haugen 742. 215 And Over: Kevin Haugen 263, Steve Robinson 261, Jim Rider 257, Pat Mason 249, Paul Brough 232, Jack Healey 217, Gary Reis 233, Jason Weinhold 250, Ab Fulford 217. 6800 And Over: Kevin Haugen 658, Jim Rider 649, Paul Brough 641, Pat Mason 631. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 9 P.M. BOWLING Team Standings: Nails 20, Bolts 19, Clips 14, Nuts 12, Birds 10, Washers 9. High Single: Alice Glasbergen 238. High Triple: Valli Harris 613. Singles Over 200: Bev. Silverman 202, Dayle Forderer 222. Valli Har- ris 231, Bev. Marshman 233, Alice Glasbergen 238. Triples Over 600: Alice Glasbergen 602, Valli Harris 613. MENS BOWLING High Single - Flat - Ian Griffen 288, Steve Atchison 286, Don Francis 283, Wayne Lown 267, Ray Twist 264, R. Gibson 248. High Single With Handicap - Steve Atchison 341, Ian Griffen 321, Rob Postma 293, Don Francis. High Triple - Flat - Ray Twist 732, Don Francis 725, Steve Atchison 681. High Triple With Handicap - Steve Atchison 736, Ray Twist 732, Don Francis 730, Wayne Lown 678. Team Standings: Venus 20, Neptune 20, Jupiter 16, Mercury 15, Mars 9, Saturn 4. Singles Over 200: F. Venning 227, S. Jackson 227, S. Cosburn 224, E. Langford 216, M. White 206. Triples Over 600: F. Venning 612. Cranmer, John Cook and Matthew Pike. At back from left are: coach Don Plain, Jeff Parry, Ron Rankin, Jason Reetham-Clayton, Rory Bell, lan Cobham, Craig Leask and Stuart Dyer. Coach SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED Team Standings: Tie Cats 19, Argos 14, Stampeders 9, Blue Bombers 9, Ottawa Rough Riders 7, Eskimos 7. Mens High Single Flat: Ken Pipher 314. Mens High Single Flat: Ken Pipher 337 . Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider 694. : Mens High Triple With Handicap: Ken Pipher 712. Ladies High Single Flat: Jane Cop- pins 220. Ladies High Single With Handicap: Marge Harrison 257. Ladies High Triple Flat: Beth Oke 541. Ladies High Triple With Handicap: Beth Oke 655. Ladies Over 200: Jane Coppins 220, Kay McBride 218. Ladies Over 600: Men Over 210: Ken Pipher 314, 204, Stephen Fagan 235, Jim Rider 260, 232, 202, Jim Redman 216, 225. Men Over 615: «2 WN PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 30, 1986 -- 23 A.T.J. Tool Mosquitos lost their playoff games to Hampton 5-1 and Tyrone 4-1 to end the season. Matthew Allardyce scored both goals. ATJ finished seventh in the ten team league and ended up playing first place Hampton and fourth place Tyrone in the playoffs. "We had our end of the season par- ty at the Plain residence in Prince Albert. The boys played a softball game against the Pee Wee Soccer team followed by a barbeque. Matthew Allardyce received the leading scorer trophy with a total of 21 goals. Jake Luke received the most improved player trophy and Gary Norton received the most valuable player trophy. Hampton eventually won the league championship with an im- pressive 19 wins, 1 tie and no loss season. Wait 'til next year! On Saturday, September 27 the Kinsmen Pee Wee Boys soccer team played their final divisional cham- pionship game and lost in a shoot- out. RUBBER STAMPS Fast Delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 soccer season The Port Perry team outplayed, the Bowmanville Blizzards throughout the game but could not monopolize on their shots. The shots on net were 19-5 in our favour, but only Alec Cramner was able to score a goal. Shawn Plain made the penal- ty kick and after a Bowmanville player headed it out, Alec kicked it high over the goaltenders head. Bowmanville scored to tie up the game and forced it into a 10 minute overtime. Again the Port boys played fantastically and monopoliz- ed the game, but were unable to score. We then went to a 5 man shoot-out. Five of Port's strongest players took shots on net but only 2 scored in comparison to 3 for Bowmanville. Good try Jason Towns, Jason Reetham-Clayton, Jamie Brown, Ian Cobham and Alec Cramner. 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