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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 16, 1991 - 35 Big V, Darlene Colton winners in Mini soccer tourney The mini soccer tournament held on Festival Days was a great success and was very entertain- ing for players and spectators alike. The tournament featured seven rounds of play with both a cham- pionship round and a consolation round. The final championship round featured a very exciting game between the Lions Club and Big V Drug Store, with Big V com- ing out on top. The final consolation round was also a great game between IGA and Darlene Colton Photography. Although Darlene Colton Photography has had difficulty during regular games, they came through for the tourney and won the silver medal. Outstanding players during the tournament were from: Big V - Alex McKay, Whitney Reid and Meghan Smith. From Lions Club - Derek Goreski, Brigette Palleske, Kirk Steele (goalie) and Tim Donohue. For Sportsland - Christopher Sutherland and Tyson Prescott. For Taylor Home Fuels - Scott Honey and Boston Kowalcyk. For Bruton's IDA - Kevin Anderson and David McGany (goalie). In the consolation round for Darlene Colton Photography - Jessica Houthuys, Danny Halward and James Colton. For IGA - Lori Powell, Laura Batterink and Brandon Hoskin. For Williams' Arms - Tyler Cunningham and Pat Lewis. For Ridge North Realty - Justin and Jason Cottrell and Eric Drebit. For Fowler, Davies - Kara Oslen, Brandon Davis and Adam Peacock (goalie). The soccer club is particularly grateful to Anne Scott for super- vising the tournament and mak- ing sure things ran smoothly. Chip back-hands win Monday night league "Field of Dreams,' our second annual fun tennis tournament, was held on Saturday with 25 keen players taking part. The two top players emerging at the end of the nine innings were Quinn Sutherland and Joe West. Jeff Murray won the award for having the most strikes (aces). In Monday night league action congratulations is extended to Team No. 7 -- the Chip Back Hands! Comprised of Gary Young, Winnie Tobin, Pat McDougall, Joan Scott, Roz Wardley and Bob Cooper, this team won overall. A close second was Team No. 4, the Mid Court Mashers. The Junior Men's and Ladies Doubles Tournament is set for Saturday, July 27. A sign-up sheet is posted at the courts and the deadline is this Friday, July 19. If you don't have a partner but wish to play, sign up anyway and con- venor Rob Johnson will pair you up with one. The August Junior Program will again be run Tuesdays and Thursdays from9a.m. to11 a.m. beginning on August 6. Practice drills and games will be the order of the day. Club members are welcome to sign up on the sheet now posted on the court-side bulletin board. On the tighter side of tennis, a bargain is a co-ordinated tennis outfit that goes on sale at the pro shop the day after you bought it at the regular price. See you on the courts! Kinsmen squeak by Perfect Heating In a see-saw battle that saw the lead change hands five times Port Perry Kinsmen emerged vic- torious over Greenbank Perfect Heating by a score of 12 to 11. Both teams played well both defensively and at the plate. The game started slowly with each team scoring one run in the first inning. The second inning saw Perfect explode with five unanswered runs as the Kinsmen went down in order. Perfect near- ly put the game out of reach in the top of the third but left three on base without scoring a run. The Kinsmen"s bats came alive in the bottom of the third with five runs. Perfect scored five runs in the top of the fourth and the Kinsmen failed to capitalize on three base hits and closed the in- ning trailing 11 to 6. The fifth inn- ing saw Perfect retired in order and the Kinsmen found their bats again and scored six runs on nine hits to end the game. Kinsmen's Tim White and Col- in Laird shared the pitching duties holding the opposition to singles and doubles. Chris Langford went three for three and Kevin Duncan two for two to fur- ther the Kinsmens' cause. Perfect Heatings' Tommy Kee- ble had a strong defensive game at short with several put outs to first and a single handed double play. Ben Frith anchored Perfect's tough defense at cat- cher and Steve Sutherland helped the cause at the plate going two for three. Perfect was without the services of Greg Phayre who is on the disabled list with a torn ankle ligament. We hope you get well soon Greg. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 The mini soccer team took part in the annual tournament on the old bowling green during Festival Days. Big V went on to win the championship and Darlene Colton Photog- raphy the consolation. Pictured above Fowler Davies and Port Perry I.G.A. square-off. Van Camp Contracting still in first place in Atom house league Last Wednesday night's soccer action saw first place team Van- Camp Contracting defeat Country Lane by a 3-1 score. Jason Whit- worth scored all three markers for the VanCamp, with Phil Krohn netting the lone marker for Country Lane. The two other atom contests whose results were available at press time were slightly more un- balanced. Port Perry Printing played an exceptional game, defeating the Legion by a 6-0 score. Despite some excellent goalten- ding by Rob Sheehan, which prevented the score from being - even higher, and some great scor- ing tries by Ashley Murphy and Brian Harris, the second place Port Perry Printing controlled the play throughtout. Mike T-ball action In T-ball action July 8 Port Escavating and Leahy's Bobcat Service played to a tie. It was an exciting match, as each week the players are im- proving and hitting and field- ing better. Super effort kids. Great game by Joseph Koz- linsky, Ryan Hockley and Jef- frey Tripp of the Port Escavat- ing squad, and Erin Bird, Brody Harrison and Corey Hel- lingmam of Leahy's. 9-10 Mites Twenty hits, 10 walks gave P.P.M.S. mites a 24-10 win over Ray Rankin Carpentry. Great fielding by John Burnett, along with two hits, one walk, two runs scored. A hit, a walk, two runs scored for Russell Madill and a grand slam homer for Craig Cannon helped to keep the score in favor of P.P.M.S. Jaime McQuaid was a hit batsman to go with a single. Hits from Whitney Howsam and Karin Suppelsa contributed to the of- fense for Ray Rankin Carpentry. DeMaio and Lawence Cook had two goals each, with Wade Ritchie and Doug Tobin contributing single markers. Manvers 2 enjoyed a similarly lop-sided victory over Nuts About Chocolate, finishing on the high end of a 7-1 score. Jarret Lee was amazing, scor- ing a double hat-trick (six goals) and Chris Bridge contributed a single goal for Manvers. Dean VanCamp was the only Nuts About Chocolate player who managed to find the opposition's net. A bit of player juggling has taken place this week, in an at- tempt to balance out the play for the remainder of the season. It is hoped that these few changes will boost some of the teams, and the- players 'and parents have been more than co-operative in agree- ing to move around midway through the season. Thank you very much for your help, as it is the aim of the Scugog Soccer Club to ensure that fun and soccer skills are the most impor- tant part of the game. When business is good, it pays to advertise... When business is bad, you've got to advertise! WIN PRIZES * RELAX * CATCH FISH Get a Derby Ticket and Come Aboard REBEL FISHING CHARTERS For the Best Salmon and Trout Fishing on Lake Ontario PORT DARLINGTON MARINA Bowmanville (LAN dl \Va[@ | NV] D4.5 Cove (white) VINYL SIDING '54" per sq. (approx. 100 sq.ft.) ALSO... 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