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SAN ( Tn aa, PEE Rel] {IO Player-Team Ryan Duff-Denny Metals T.Chambers-Prestige Hair Kevin Hobbs-Prestige Hair Player-Team Shane Norton-Kinsmen Player-Team SCUGOG YOUTH SOCCER CLUB STANDINGS ATOM DIVISION (Complete games through to July 29) STANDINGS hd TEAM GP W L T Pts. R&S Leather Sales 9 3 2 2 1» Denny Metals 100 3 4 3 9 Prestige Hair 9 2 4 3 7 LEADING SCORERS Sandy Mark-R&S Leather Sales 13 Matt Phoenix-Denny Metals SCUGOG YOUTH SOCCER CLUB STANDINGS SQUIRT DIVISION (Complete games through to July 29) STANDINGS TEAM GP W L T Pts. Canadian Tire 6 4 0 2 10 Kinsmen 6 4 1 1 9 Lake Scugog Lumber 4 0 3 1 1 Ridge North Realty 4 0 4 0 0 LEADING SCORERS Robbie Murphy-Canadian Tire 12 John Schewaga-Canadian Tire 8 SCUGOG YOUTH SOCCER CLUB STANDINGS MINI DIVISION (Complete games through to July 29) STANDINGS " TEAM GP W L T Pts. Port Perry Star 6 5 0 1 1 Gord Lewis Motors 6 4 1 1 9 Ted E. Bear 5 0 4 1 1 Port Perry Auto 5 0 4 1 1 LEADING SCORERS Greg Bruton-Port Perry Star Jeff Ashton-Port Perry Star - Stephen Nagy-Gord Lewis Mtrs. 7 A. Chambers-Gord Lewis Mtrs. 6 G 7 7 6 6 G 15 G 22 7 Gremlins foil photo Editor's Note: My apologies to the players. and coaches of the Port Perry Atom Selects soccer team sponsored by Bruton IDA Drug Store. The team competed in the North York Soccer tournament over the weekend and even though they failed to win a game, all the players deserve a pat on the back for a fine performance against some stiff op- position. Sorry guys, but a gremlin of some kind went to work in my camera and the photo failed to turn out. Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 sikken@ "i sikkens Anyway, here are the players who represented the Scugog Youth Soc- cer Atoms at this top calibre tour- nament and did themselves proud with three hard-fought games. Ryan Williams, Angelo DilLisi, Sandy Mark, Calvin Hammett, Emily and Sara Cosway, Kevin Hobbs, Jeff McConkey, Brandon Hammond, Ryan Duff, Todd Parry, Aaron Lafontaine, Tommy Chambers and Jeff Clarke. Richard Hobbs did the coaching. Again, my apologies for the "technical difficulties." So the natural beauty of your exterior woodwork -- doesn't fade in the sunlight -- isn't damaged by moisture -- isn't hidden. CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S.. OSHAWA 728-6809 Benjamin 00re¢, PAINTS Causeway Esso won over Lishmans on July 27 with a score of 15-13. Singles were hit by Brad Malcolm, Scott Sutton, Tracy Malcolm, Tanya Mappin and Barry Ross. Brad Malcolm hit a double and Tanya Mappin hit a triple. Outstanding catches were made by Shane Wasson, Ronnie Vokins and Tanya Mappin. Great catching was done by Nicole Leach, Scott Sutton and Shane Wasson. Ronnie Vokins and Tanya Mappin made up the dynamic pitching team. They also made a fabulous double play. Port Perry Kinsmen beat Super Spuds on July 28 with a score of 24-13. A homerun was scored by Jeremy Malcolm. Sean O'Donoghue and Blain Pelrine both hit two triples each and Brad Morton and Scott Nesbitt hit one each. Doubles were hit by Brad Morton, Jeremy Malcolm, Sean O'Donoghue, Blain Pelrine and Jason Logan. Singles were hit by Matthew Bradburn, Jeremy Malcolm, Blain Pelrine, Jason Logan and Scott Nesbitt. Both Jason Logan and Sean O'Donoghue made two outstanding catches and Brad Morton and Scott Nesbitt made one each. On July 28 at Caesarea H. & M. Wright Sox beat Asselstine's Yamaha with a score of 12-10. Gamblers-Eagle square off The cross town rivalry between the Greenbank Gamblers and the Port Perry XL Eagles will heat up considerably this coming Monday, August 10 as the two teams square off in ghme 1 of a best-of-three 0.AS.A. elimination round. The first game will get underway at 8:30 P.M. atthe park in Green- bank and game two will be at the same time Thursday, August 13 at the lakefront diamond in Port Perry. If a third and deciding game is necessary (and probably it will be) the location will be decided by a flip of the coin. TT The winner of the series advances to the Zone Four final round against either Claremont or Fraserville for a shot at the 0.A.S.A. Intermediate C championship tournament 'in September. The Gamblers and the Eagles of course play in the same division of the Oshawa City and District League and the rivalry is always keen when these teams take the field in league or tournament play. Look for Mark Goreski and Lawrie Williams to get the nod as the opposing pitchers in game 1. The Gamblers are the 0.A.S.A. Intermediate C defending cham- pions in Ontario thanks to their great victory at the tournament held last September in Port Perry. And you can bet they won't give up that title without a real tussle. Game 1 is August 10 at 8:30 in Greenbank and game 2 is August 13, same time in Port Perry. Make a point to take in the games and see some great fastball action between these two traditional rivals. NT ---- TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Bicycle Repairs PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 7) em ----\ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 5, 1987 -- 23 . Close win for Causeway Ryan Peters hit three singles and a double while Mindy Gainey, David Gainey and Brennan Malcolm hit singles. On July 29 Don Frew and Sons beat Lishmans with a score of 25-15. For Frews homeruns were made by Barry Ross and Chris Chorostecki. Triples were hit by Bradley Malcolm and Mark Sim- mons. Tracy Malcolm and Mike Robinson hit doubles. Mike Robin- son also made a great catch. Yvette Renes did a great job of backcatching and Jennifer Copithorn did an excellent job of fielding For Lishmans Tanya Mappin, Nicole Leach and April Wasson hit singles. Nicole Leach hit a double and Ronnie Vokins hit a triple. Homeruns were hit by Ronnie Vokins and Tanya Mappin. A great double play was made by Cliff Pelrine and a super catch by Ron- nie Vokins. Two games were forfeited due to a lack of players. One to Blackstock Lions by D.J. Taylor and the other to Don Frew and Sons by Causeway Esso. On both occasions games were held just for fun and everyone had a good time. safe way to go When you're out of doors, it's not only more fun to have someone with you, it's the safe thing to do. A bud- dy system works whether you're out for a long walk where people are scarce or swimming at a crowded beach or pool. It means someone knows where you are, and can get help if you need it. It's a good idea to encourage kids to be safety con- scious and to take responsibility for each other by making sure they use the buddy system all the time. Another up-coming évent you won't want to miss is the ap- pearance in Port Perry on August 16 of the California Cuties who will play an exhibition game against the Port Perry XL Eagles. All net proceeds from the gate will be turned over to Minor Softball. Game time is slated for.2:00 P.M. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Annual Rates | CERTIFICATES Monthly Rates Remember that panic is less like- ly to be a problem when two people are together than it is for someone alone and in trouble. Besides un- balancing your ability to think, panic can add to physical problems by making you sweat. That reduc- ed body heat and adds to the possibility of dehydration. So just make it a family habit to use the buddy system at all times and watch it pay dividends in in- creased peace of mind and safety. The Cuties are an entertaining gang and they know their way around a fastball field. They will be sure to please the crowd with their antics on the field combined witha great exhibition of fastball skills. 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