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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" ~ ~ Tuesday, July 28; 19911 292 © Squirt soccer news Four games were played in Squirt Soccer on Tuesday, July 16. A very strong effort by Jeff Crosier, resulted in 5 goals to lead Team 'H' to a 8 - 1 win over Rotary. Additional Team H goals came from Tony Boomsa with 2 and Nicholas Byers with 1. Steven Williams fine efforts in goal and Rebecca Cruikshank's hustle on defense k edt Rotary's Wesley Langn.aid down to only one goal for the night. Gamblers win three From Page 28 run home run and a two run dou- ble. John Logeman and Terry Till also hit safely in the game as Greenbank was again out hit by 6 to 4, but Goreski's clutch pit- ching and Trevor Tills timely hit- ting gave the Gamblers the shutout victory. Thursday night again in Peter- borough and Mark Goreski started for the third time in four nights, but this time around Mark was running low on fuel and John Logeman came on to pitch the last five innings of the game. The game was tied 1-1 in the fourth inning when the Gambler bats came to life and Mark Goreski, Brian Till, Don Beaton and 'Paul Goreski all hit 'safely and when the inning was over Greenbank had a 4-1 lead. Moore Auto Body fought back in the sixth inning to score a pair of runs and the potential tieing run ws thrown out at home plate on a perfect throw from Mark Goreski (who had moved from the pitching mound to centre field) to allow catcher Paul Goreski to make the tag. Mark Goreski, while lasting on- ly two innings on the mound, played a strong game in the out- field with his strong throw to home and he hit a long line drive home run and a long double off the left field fence. Due to holidays and shortstop Greg Warriner being ejected by an over zealous umpire, the Gamblers were to press coach Ken Goreski into service in right field and the coach made a fine catch and hit a single in the top of the seventh inning. 0.A.S.A. action is coming up and the gamblers are at the Senior Elimination Tournament in Waterloo on August 2nd, 3rd and 4th when the best teams in Ontario meet in a three day tournament. pe In a closely fought game, Team E with two goals from David Halward and one from Spencer Churchill won 3 - 2 over Team 'G'. Justin Moffat scored both of Team 'G's' goals. Wolfgang Palleske scored 2 and Mike Systma and Jordan Thomp- son 1 each for Team 'F' in a fine effort that gave their team a 4-2 victory over Team 'C'. The hard fought victory was helped by strong performances from Adrienne Reader and Jessica Stone. Colin Davis supplied all four goals to lead his Manvers team to a 4-2 victory over Raglan Welding. The game also featured two dramatic goals by Stacey Cullingham for Raglan. Also worthy of note for Manvers were excellent goaltending by Stephanie Leith, good defense by Brett McGill and Brian Kruk, and good offense by Jeff and Jennifer Thomas. tanding = PORT PERRY STAR BRN This Port Bantam player is safe at third during the Bantam baseball ahamplanship game between Port and Frontenac. The Port Perry Bantam Boy's Fastball team went onto win the championship. See story on Sports Front for more details. or Soccer EE Ball Hockey Name GP W L T Pts. GF Flames 13 13 0 0 26 89 Raiders ~*~" 13 9 "4 "0 "1874 Gators 13 8 5 0 16 59 Woodys 13 8 5 0 16 51 Bullets 13 8 5 0 16 39 Islanders 13 3 10 0 6 26 Bandits 13 3 10 0 8 22 Bad Boys 13 0 0 25 GA 5 2B, } Hg 40 29 31 70 65 62 Scugog Mens Slo-Pitch , tified coaches, a cgmp T-shirt, . . * camp The Township of Scugog is pleased to host a Soccer Camp for the Ontario Soccer Association. This inexpensive program offers children ages 6-13 years an opportunity to improve NN eZ SALE ITEMS Baseball « Bicycles « Water Skis PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 983-2839 7 TE TET TE ET A TTS THT RT TRI FURY VAS RY UAW FFA FAT RY UREN UO HA 0 0 BO AR 1 1 HA technical soccer skills and tac- tical principals. Children receive high- quality instruction from cer- "award decals and a personaliz- ed evaluation report. Scugog has been selected to host this camp the week of Ju- ly 29 - August 2 at Scugog Soc- cer Fields and S.A. Cawker as rain location. The cost of this program is $65.00. A discount of $6.00 per person for teams of six or more will be given. The Township of Scugog en- courages you to support this program. The Township has waited several years to be selected to host this program. Registration must increase if this program is to be offered in Scugog. This program is sub- ject to sufficient registration. 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