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24- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 26, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SPORTS -- da Garden Centre, The season has ended for Cartwright Minor Ball participants and the last function to be held is the An- nual General Meeting; which is to be scheduled for Monday, Oct. 23 at the Blackstock Recreation Cen- tre, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Many individuals and businesses are to be thanked for their contributions to another successful season. The individual contributors include many in the com- munity, and at the risk of forgetting to include some, Cartwright Minor Ball says "thank you" to you all. The league pays special tribute to the team spon- _ sors who continue to support the league with their fi- nancial support. These include: All Flags Shell, Anal- Antrim House, Asselstine's Yamaha, Blackstock Figure Skating Club, Black- stock Lions, Campbell Electric, Carpet Warehouse, Cartwright ball meeting Oct. 23 Cumming's Backhoe, Dr. Workman, Optometrist, Don Frew & Sons, H & M Wright Feed Company, Jim's Excavating, Lishman's, Mann's Sweet Corn, Marlin Travel, Martyn Consulting, Mike Baker Auto- motive, Nestleton Country Store, Overridge Retail, Philp Pontiac Buick, Pineridge Sports, Port Perry I.G.A., Spring Grove Farm, Super Spud Chip Truck, Swain Seeds, Turner's Greenhouse, and Wotten Car- pentry. Without the support of these sponsors, Cart- wright Minor Ball could not function to the degree thatit does. Also, many thanks to the coaches, umpires, and parents, who have contributed a great deal of time and effort into the league. These and others helped put another successful = season of ball in the record books and are to be com- mended for their time, effort and contributions. MoJacks hopeful as pre-season winds down From Page 22 veterans we signed admit- ted to being worried about making the club. The com- petition was intense, even our practices had an excel- lent work ethic." Carnegie never "stacked" his lineup dur- ing the six exhibition tilts. After all, the purpose was to size up the array of tal- ent at his disposal. Ironi- cally, the only night Carnegie felt he went into a game with his weakest lineup, it was the eight- goal shellacking adminis- tered to the Cougars last Saturday. "We stayed out of the (penalty) box and showed some excellent offence," observes Carnegie. 0 Pp . ' | | -- 1 1 | Friday, September 29th & Saturday, September 3 30 =COUNTRY NEW 1996 SMOWMOBILES NEW YAMAHA wR NEW 1996 ATV'S Purchase any Regular Priced Accessories and we pay the taxes! A GOOD SELECTION OF USED SNOWMOBILES! Friday 8:30 to 8:00 + Saturday 9:00 to 5:00 905-986-4437 Just south of Blackstock on Durham Rd. #57 Modacks will go with a four-line system. Along with the Leslie combina- tion, the Kenton LeFort, Daryl Bourgeois, Jeremy Geer line has exemplified the tenacity expected from their coaches. Port Perry has practices slated for tonight and Thursday prior to its sea- son opener. WALLY WORLD - The Bowmanville Eagles are off to a good start in their maiden Ontario Hockey Association (OHA) Pro- vincial Junior A league season with two wins in as many outings. They shocked the Muskies 5-3 in Lindsay in their opener and scored a 4-3 overtime win over the Peterbo- rough Trentway-Wagar Petes last Sunday at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Eagles have only seven returning Men's SHL off to good start by Andy Seeley This Sunday in Hockey the first game was opened by the Harrison Flames and the Pizza Delight Roosters. In the first peri- od Willy Edwards, assist- ed by Bob Beveridge and Rick Hope, scored the first goal for the Flames. Then Bill Bridge was assisted by Duane Bronson to score the second goal for the Flames. In the third peri- od Jim Beatty scored with the help of Bill Bridge and Duane Bronson. Finally Duane Bronson scored the last goal assisted by Bill Bridge and Jim Beatty, to end the game at a 4-0 game for the Flames. Game Two was a close reflection of Game One with the Van and Truck World Sharks beating the Monsma Chargers 3-0. Dave Brownson opened the game with the help of Phil Cochrane to score the first goal. Next Mike Adam, assisted by Jay Adam and Dave Brown- son, ' scored the second goal. Wayne Hancock was assisted by Dave Dickson and Carl Durward to end the game at 3-0. Game Three was a high- er scoring game hosting Fitzgeralds Clippers and players. On their roster are three former Junior C players: John Liriano and Darryl Whitlock from the Uxbridge Bruins and Ge- off Smith from Georgina Ice. NOTICE Port Perry & District Minor Softball Annual General Meeting Sun. Oct. 22, 1995 7:00 pm New Scugog Centre Hall Any bylaw, constitutional changes and agenda items to be mailed to box 300 LIL 1A3 prior to Oct. 13 for inclusion. Durham Federal Liberal ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thursday, September 28, 7:30 Blackstock Arena Come out and vote for a new executive the Taylor Aces. In the first period, Doug Suppel- sa was assisted by Steve Lee and Tom Barnes to score the first for the Clip- pers. Next Derek Fitzge- rald scored the second with the help of his broth- er Greg. The third goal for the Clippers went to Rick Campbell who was assist- ed by Peter Lane. The next goal was scored by the Aces' Ken Little and as- sisted by Mark Jobb and Steve Dunn. Bill Owen scored another for the Aces with the help of Mark Jobb and Wayne Taylor. In the third period the Clippers took back with Steve Lee's goal, assisted by Doug Suppelsa and Derek Fitzgerald. Then Tom Barnes scored an- other goal for the Clippers with the help of Dave Mil- ton and Rick Campbell. Derek Fitzgerald scored the next goal which was assisted by Jim: Park. Then, to finish off the game Derek Fitzgerald was assisted by his father Carl and Tom Barnes to end the game at 7-2 for the Clippers. The Pineridge Wolves and J & D Carpentry host- ed the fourth game. Gary Lance opened the game with an unassisted goal for the Hawks. Then John Mackey was assisted by Tim Ashbridge to score an- other for the Hawks. Bob Collins assisted Joe Cur- ran to score another for the Hawks. Then Clarence Stephenson was assisted by Darcy Milligan to start their scoreboard going. Alan Sibbald, unassisted scored for the Hawks to bring the score up to 4-1. Darcy Milligan was assist- ed by Todd Wilbur for an- other Wolves' goal. Then Ken Smart Sr. scored, as- sisted by Darcy Milligan for the last of the Wolves' scoring. The last goal was scored by John Mackey and assisted by Keijo Kin- nunen and Brian Norton toend the game for the J & D Carpentry Hawks. This last game of the day was played by the Compton Comets and the Ball-Callery Senators. Mike McQuade scored the first and only goal for the Comets, which was assist- ed by Bob Beacock. Then the Senator's Mark Deco- sta scored their only goal with the help of Rob Evans and Brian Samis. 6:45 J & D Carpentry vs. Pineridge Sports 7:45 Fitzgerald's Weed ~ Control vs. Monsma Elec- tric 8:45 Pizza Delight vs. Compton Cable T.V. 9:45 raylor Fuels vs. Ball- Callery and Associates 10:45 Harrison Fuels vs. Van & Truck World art % N - a I CRI A I a TL A i SNCS ar ii. con ot 2 ee ii via all" A TS a © yl ES EN DIR TUT TR RR -- ------ TAI WON I