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a a ENE Sl i amen ore y A (JA Ad tgs W 1 A te a Van EH IIR a 2 tT Si EA ~ Sr tind A RAEI SA "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" --- "SPORT GamesJune 14and 15 Raglan Welding vs Burketon General Store Burketon came up with a strong game with goals from Billy Mills, Michael Fisher. Adam Phillipe and a hat trick from Mat Mor- rison. Raglan rallied to pressure Burketon with some good offensive effort but was held scoreless. Fi- nal score was 6-0 for Burketon. Roger's Automotive vs Bank of Montreal Roger's downed Bank of Montreal with a score of 8- 4. Goals for Roger's were scored by Alexandra Mof- fatt, Matthew Tennant, James Donaldson with five, and Kailey McQuade with her first goal of the season! Great team effort by the Bankers though. Goals were scored by Ste- ven Etherington (two) and Jonathon Hamelinck (two). Erica Bulloch, Ash- ley Radcliffe, Elizabeth Reinhalt, and Kimberly Wilson held strong on de- fence. Better luck next week! VanCamp and Kellar VS. Nuts About Chocolate Both teams had a fan- tastic game this week but a winner could not be de- termined. The final score was 3-3. Goals for Van Camp were scored by Fio- na Barrass. Stewart Med- Mosquitoes fired up ford, and Scott Parting- ton. David Stewart scored all the goals for Nuts - a hat trick! The rest of the team pulled together and worked very hard. Manvers vs Antrim House Antrim House worked hard and were rewarded with a 2-0 win over Man- vers. Goals were scored by Aaron Bray and Brent Meeking. Great game by both teams. Port Perry Craft and Gift Show vs Scugog Rental Port Perry Craft and Gift Show received goals from Keenan Geer, Simon Renison, and Chris Char- ron (three) on this night which resulted in a 5-0 win over Scugog Rental. Strong defensive game was shown by Ian Wick, Jeff Rankin and lots of hustle by Kristy Popowich from Scugog Rental. Village Decor vs Dairy Delight Village Decor had a big 10-1 victory over Dairy Delight on Thursday night. Goals came from Sam Guenther (two), Yen- ky Van Andel (one), and ike Jehu (seven) and Alex Herold put Dairy De- light on the board with one. Port Perry Metals vs Dairy Delight Port Perry Metals really came together for their first win of the season - a 6-1 win over Dairy De- light. Goals were scored by Lakelan Gould (two), An- drew Pegg (three), and Ka- tie Munden. Super de- fence by Cameron O'Connor and Jillian Vau- | ghan. Dairy Delight's goal was scored by Alex Herold. A la hr aa Under 9 soccer results - Moore Lawn Care Mosquitoes vs Pickering Red Sox The Moore Mosquitoes met the Pickering Red Sox at Brougham ball yard in their first meeting of the year. The boys were fired up and ready to play. Scott Evans drew the starting pitching assignment and looked real sharp in the starting role. : Port Perry bats were silent in the first inning so the team took to the field a little unnerved. 'The first two Pickering batters were retired quickly on sharply hit ground balls to Jordan Froats at short- stop. Then with Pickering runners on second and third, Scott gunned a third strike call past a surprised Pickering batter to retire the side. In the second, Pierce Jones started the hitting and stole second. For a minute it looked like Port might jump into the lead but solid Pickering defence again held Port Perry scoreless. Pickering threatened to score again in the second but the inning ended on a great running catch by Michael Thompson to leave the game at a scoreless tie. The third inning was much the same as the first two as Port Perry batters couldn't solve the strong pitching for Pickering. Frustrated, the Port Perry team had a momentary lapse in the bottom of the third and were rocked for six runs before they could retire the side. The fifth inning looked promising as Pierce Jones connected again for a leadoff single. A good sacrifice by Stuart Cochrane moved him to second. However, the inning was closed down when the Pickering third baseman made a diving stop on a hard hit shot by Der- ek Bond and threw Derek out at first by half a step. Jason Behling came in to pitch for Port Perry in the bottom of the fifth and shut down the surging Red Sox. To start the sixth, Kane Van Aston hit a towering single to right field and immediately stole second to get into scoring position. Next pitch and the speedy Van Aston was standing on third. Jason Behling sin- gled to bring in the first Port Perry run, stole second and was driven in on a hard hit single by Jordan Froats, Jordan stole second and was driven home on a long single by Michael Thompson. Scott Evans fol- lowed with another single but a strong throw from the outfield by Pickering all the way to home edged the Port bid for the third run. That proved to be it for Port as the Red Sox settled down and retired the side. Pickering bats came alive again in the bottom of the sixth. After four consecutive singles, Michael took a hard chopper in the chest and after knocking it down threw out the runner. He shook it off and continued to play. Ryan Hnatko finished the Pickering rally with a fine one handed catch in left field. Pickering relievers baffled Port Perry in the top of the seventh with a three up three down inning to end the game. The final score of 13 to 2 for Pickering didn't reflect the close play for the majority of the game. The Moore Lawn Care Mosquitoes are getting stronger every game and are going to be a tough team to beat by the end of the season. Come on out to see some really entertaining hardball! PU POW TY UY UG Se wa eee | : ~~. JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR TRACK CHAMP: Eleven-year-old Rhea Baxter, a Grade 6 student at Inmaculate Conception sepa- rate school in Port Perry, really cleaned up at the regional finals recently in Oshawa. She took firsts in high jump, running long jump and the 400 metres, and was part of the second-place-finishing Battle of the Ports It was a beautiful night for baseball Tuesday, June 13 as the Moore Lawn Care team, representing Port Perry played Port Hope. These mosquito aged teams (nine to 11 year olds), took to the diamond at the fair- grounds. The Moore team started strong defensively holdin | the visitors scoreless in the top of the first inning. Of- fensively, pitcher Mike Thompson helped his own cause with a double to start the home half of the first inning. This was followed by a walk to Scott Evans and a Pierce Jones sacrifice bunt. Jordan Froats then singled to cash in two runs and eventually came home on a passed ball to give Port (Port Perry that is) a three run lead at the end of the first. The Moore Lawn Care team continued to build on their early success to polish off Port Hope by a final score of 11 to 5. Other key hits for Port Perry were supplied by Jeremy Stephenson, Ryan Hnatko who started the fifth inning with two hard hit balls. Both eventually came around to score, the last two runs for the home team. Chet Martin and Jordan Froats each contributed a scoreless inning on the mound in this team effort, for a well deserved win. relay team. | & ay UNBEATABLE PRICES, AGE DEc,, » & i { Friday, June 30 Scugog Arena Scugog Arena DANCING DJ - Rebel Entertainment 8:00pm to 1:00am Admission $2.00 Starting at 8pm Admission Dancing to the Live Band 4 © Aidite Hour" available at 9:30pm to 1:00am the door Admission $10.00 both nights!