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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 15, 1995 - 15 esd SProrTs Report for Scugog Soccer Club UNDER SIX Big V vs. Jackman Co- ordinators Big V played a well fought game against Jack- man Co-ordinators, how- ever they lost by a score of 1-0. Alyssia Boomhour scored the goal for the co- ordinators and also shared goaltending duties with Ian McIntosh. Great defense by Big V's Samuel Scalepta and Jackman's David Brouwer and Timo- thy Edwards. The game also saw some excellent playing from Miranda Batterink, Craig Sylnieks, Colin Fish, and P.J. Lan- genhuizen. Port Perry Legion vs. Lake Scugog Lumber Lake Scugog Lumber edged Port Perry Legion 3- 2. It was a close game with goals coming from the Le- gion's Glenn Baker (one), Jordan Johnstone (one), and Lake Scugog Lum- ber's Jared Olsen (two) and Darryl Finn (one). UNDER SEVEN Manvers vs.J &D Carpentry J & D shutout Manvers this week by a score of 7-0. Goalscorers were Dustin Curran (four), Brett Pope (two), and Craig Wise (one). Great effort by Man- vers. Pineridge Sports vs. Scugog Classic Aluminum Alex Tillaart's four goals tied the game for Pineridge against Scugog HIT THE BALL - A young T-Ball player with the Gu EP ge 4 Classic Aluminum. Scor- ing for Scugog Classic Alu- minum was Michael Cooke (one) and Troy Wagg (three). UNDER NINE Van Camp & Kellar vs. Scugog Rentals Scugog Rentals defeat- ed Van Camp & Kellar with a final score of 6-2. Great offensive plays by Adam Thompson and Jor- danne Bursey. Goalscor- ers were Scugog Rentals' Mike Wallace (two), Rus- sell Tracey (one), Ian Wick (one), Kirk Stephens (one), Britini Smith (one), and Van Camp's Scott Partington (one), and Jus- tin Jimmo (one). Kyle Jones also made key saves in net for the second week in arrow. Bank of Montreal vs. Roger's Automotive Bank of Montreal had a good 2-0 win over Roger's Automotive. Scoring the goals were Jonathon Hamelinck and Steven Etherington. Excellent de- fense by Allan Brower, Jeremy Cash and Kailey McQuade. Great playing by Ashley Radcliffe who unfortunately was injured in the first half and also fantastic goaltending. Trevor Longhurst and Zach Greco. Nuts About Chocolate VS. Port Perry Metals Nuts About Chocolate played a superb game and managed 'to win 2-1 SOR | PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR ardian Drug team listens against Port Perry Metals. Kyle Paige and David Stewart scored for Nuts with lots of help from their team. Lakelan Gould pre- vented a shutout with his goal. Good heads up type of playing from Ashleigh Low and Amanda McNeil. Village Decor vs. Rag- lan Welding Village Decor tied 2-2 against Raglan Welding with two goals from Lean- na Tillart. Tim VanHoof and Marie Gedge scored two goals for Raglan while teammates Shanalyn Rob- inson played a solid mid- field and Chris Giles made a few excellent saves in net. Joel Holtby, despite injuries, played strong in netin the second half. Burketon vs. Antrim House It was an exciting, tie- ing game with a final score of 2-2. Burketon's goals by Michael Fisher and Billy Mills. Scoring for Antrim House was Aaron Bray with two. Hard defensive work by Matt Morrison and Danny Morrison with a late game save by goalie Andrew Philippe. Manvers vs. Port Perry Craft and Gift Show Manvers defeated Craft & Gift Show by a score of 4-1. Manvers goalscorers were Darryl Short (one) and Ryan McMullen (three) and scoring the lone goal for Port Perry Craft and Gift Show was Matt Charron. Good ef- intently to last minute Instructions from his coach before going to bat. The T- Ball season wrapped up last Friday night with the little tykes playing their final game at the lakefront diamonds. forts by Tasha Teunissen and Jen Edwards. Nuts About Chocolate VS. Dairy Delight Nuts About Chocolate shutout Dairy Delight 6-0 in their second game of the week. David Stewart scored five goals and Amanda Barchuk added one. Solid performances for both forward and the defense lines. Congratulations on a well-played game by eve- ryone! illage Decor vs. Port Perry Metals Village Decor shut out Port Perry Metals 5-0 with single goals from Glen Powell, Samuel Guenther and Josh Vaughan while Leanna Tillart scored an- other two. Super effort put in by all members of Port Perry Metals. Birthday wishes go to Lakelan Gould, Jessica Lee and Jillian Vaughan. J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR THE WINNERS ARE - A Cannington team won the Lake Scugog Lumber lawn bowling trophy at the Port Perry Lawbowling Club last Saturday with a score of 51 points. Members of the winning team are, George and Norah Tomlinson and Scott Livingstone. Gamblers take a pair as season winds down The Greenbank Gam- blers won a pair of Oshawa City and District League games last week assthey stopped Aurora by a 7-1 score and then de- feated the Oshawa Double "B" Juveniles by an 8-5 count. Mark Goreski and By- ron Baranieski teamed up on the Greenbank mound in Aurora but Baranieski is still nursing a sore shoulder and only tossed three innings. Don Beaton and Ray Kurhan led a 15 hit Gambler offense with three hits apiece with Troy Davey, Chris Burk- holder and Paul Goreski each having a pair of hits. In Greenbank on Thurs- day night Mark Goreski pitched the win over the Oshawa Juveniles as he scattered 11 hits during the game and his team mates belted 12 hits off of Oshawa's John Sharp in an 8-6 final score. The Oshawa team were just back from winning the silver medal in the Ca- nadian Junior Men's Championship in Vancou- ver, B.C. (A fine showing by the Oshawa Club). Brian Till had the hot Greenbank bat in this game as he collected three base hits while Chris Burkholder had a pair of doubles and drove in three Gambler runs. At the N.A.F.A. Tourna- ment in Toronto on the weekend the Gamblers played well, but lost twice at the Kew Beach Park. With Byron Baranieski still on the injured list, Greenbank had recruited Mike Crawford to assist Mark Goreski with the pitching chores. But just prior to the game, Craw-. ford was ruled ineligible to play by the N.A.F.A.'s Jeff Shaw. Shaw claimed that Crawford had played two games with the Waterloo Twins this season and could not play in the N.A.F.A. tournament. This threw the entire pitching load to the Gam-- blers' Mark Goreski and with the exception of one bad inning against the Caledonia Sox he pitched well in both games. Colin Newell led the Gambler batters in the tournament with a three for five effort and a base on balls. Don Beaton hit a mammoth triple into the huge oak tree in left field at Kew Beach but the "no fence" park allowed Caledonia to hold Beaton to a triple. SPORTS will continue in The Weekend Star Greenbank had the po- tential winning runs on base in the last inning, but they died there as the To- ronto Aces eked out a 3-2 decision. This week sees the League Schedule windup with the Gamblers in Oshawa on Tuesday night for a game with Oshawa "Heat" and then wind up the schedule at home on Thursday when the Port Perry Juniors come to Ian- son Park for an 8:15 p.m. game. SOS SSS SE THOMPSON-MICHAUD, BONNIE at Sunnybrook Medical Centre, Toronto on Sunday, August 13, 1995. Bonnie Thompson- Michaud aged 36 years. Be- loved wife of Steven. Dear mother of Lee Thompson, Shelby Michaud and step- mother of David, Michael and Jennifer. Loving daughter of Dorothy and the fate Percy Thompson. Dear sister of John Thompson and his friend Betty of Lindsay; Ruth and her hus- band Ron Colvin of Prince Al- bert and Wendy and her hus- band Reg Shaw of Kinmount. Lovingly remembered by her many nieces and nephews. Resting at THE NORTHCUTT ELLIOTT FUNERAL HOME, 53 Division St., Bowmanville 2- 4 & 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral service in Kendal United Church at 11 a.m. Wednes- day. Memorial donations may be made to the Liver or Kidney Foundations