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There is a new and attractive sign for the Scugog Soccer Fields, thanks to the generous efforts of Big V Pharmacy and Provincial Traffic Signs who contribut- ml ed to the labour and materials. At left in photo is Soccer president Ron Cosway thanking Carol Oliphant representing Provincial Traffic Signs and Lillian Nott prepresenting Blg V. Mr. Cosway sald later the Soccer organization Is now In the process of drawing up plans for construction of a new snack bar, locker room and washroom at the fields, something which is badly needed. Good summer of soccer for boys Scugog Bantam boys are enjoy- ing a good summer of soccer. This group of boys is in the Darlington Youth Soccer Club which hosts teams from Tyrone, Lindsay, Oshawa, Newcastle and Bowman- ville. Our boys have done excep- ,. tionally well considering the somewhat shaky beginning -- no coach and not quite enough boys to complete a full team. It all pull- ed together and they have had a fine showing. . Of 13 games played this season they have won 6, tied 2, lost 4 and unfortunately had a default recorded against them in July. Jamie Brown and Shawn Plain - are leaders in goal scoring with Jamie recording 16 goals and Shawn 13. Other scorers for the team have been Jason Reetham- Clayton 6, Greg Neve 5, Doug Craig, Jason Towns 2 each and Ian Cobham, Alec Cranmer & Jerry Blackburn 1 a piece. Ty, This past week the boys had 2 games and came away winners in both. They showed excellent pass- ing skills and really worked together as a team to defeat Tyrone 9-0 on Tuesday, August 9. Jamie Brown led the team with 4 goals, Shawn Plain netted 2, and Greg Neve, Doug Craig and Jason Sports Land 985-2174 YOUR | baseball headquarters Towns each chalked up one. With a day of rest between, they got right back to it on Thursday, August 11 and defeated Lindsay by a closer margin of 2-1. Shawn Plain scored both goals for the team, which once again was real- ly working together. ~ There are 2 regular season MARIPOSA RINGETTE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 16, 1988 -- 25 Home squeaks by Marlin Last Monday night's softball action saw Home Hardware nar- rowly defeat Marlin Travel in a strong defensive match-up. John Chambers and Joey Drebit led the way offensively for Home Hard- ware with three runs each, and Michael Stevens contributed a great double hit in his final at bat. Defensively, the fans were treated to a double play executed by Mark Sauter and Joey Drebit. For Marlin Travel, Daryl 'Dalton was 3 for 3 at the plate, Alex Dell contributed two hits, and Danny Drebit starred offen- sively and defensively, with a double, 2 runs and an excellent catch. Star continues winning ways SQUIRT DIVISION Van Camp Construction with three goals from Blaine Kinnunen and two from Jonathan Reed got back on the winning track with a 5-0 win over Classic Photos. In the other game Port Perry Star continued their winning ways with a 2-0 win over the Royal Canadian Legion. Scoring both goals for the Star was Tyler Wootton. games remaining and then playoffs will begin. Good luck team! : At this time the boys and their coach, Don Plain, would like to thank their sponsor Provincial Traffic Signs for the baseball caps that were given after last week's game. Discount Registration DATE: August 20th, 1988 TIME: 1:00 to 3:00 PM WHERE: Oakwood Arena WANTED: Players age 4 and over For more information call ............... 374-4811 NOTE: Residents of Mariposa Township must register with Mariposa Assoc. IL-A-THON BIGGER & BETTER THAN EVER! $500 IN PRIZES SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 » Sturgeon Lake Sailing Club, between Fenelon Falls and Bobcaygeon, Victoria County Road 25 on Golf Links Road. * Registration from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. e Skippers meeting 11 a.m. e Races start at 12:30 p.m. e Categories: Laser, Albacore, Handicap, Boardsailing. e BYOB (Bring Your Ow ATOM DIVISION In Atom play Taylor Ford Mer- cury was up against Prestige Hair, with Rent and Save in Ac- tion against Gord Lewis Motors. Prestige Hair continued the strong showing over the past few weeks with a 3-1 win over Taylor Ford Mercury. Jeff McConkey with two and Shaun Walsh with a single, did the damage for Prestige Hair, while Kevin Gray scored the lone marker for Taylor Ford. In the other game Lewis Motors 'overcame Rent and Save by a score of 5-0. Scoring for Gord Lewis were Kevin Hobbs with two goals and singles going to Jeff Clarke, Robbie Murphy and Aaron LaFontaine. Rent and Save put up a brave fight with some fine saves from John Stephenson and a strong defensive performance by Kevin Pike. Final series The Greenbank Gamblers will play the first game of their 0O.A.S.A. Open Final Series for the zone championship in Peter- J ugh today (Tuesday August The game will be played at the East City Bowl in Peterborough with Game Time at 8:30 p.m. The second game of this best of three series will be played in Greenbank Park on Monday Au- gust 22nd at 8:30 p.m. If a third game is necessary, the date and place will appear in this newspaper.