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J i ae ITER AN AY by Brian Mark - The Scugog Youth Soccer Club held its 2nd annual Western Weekend Soccer Tournament last Saturday and Sunday. Teams from Whitby, - Uxbridge, New- market, Pickering Town, Pickering Village and, of course, Scugog brought a total of over 200 kids to compete in the Squirt and Atom age groups. Saturday's elimination . rounds saw all of the Scugog teams knocked out but did they ever go down trying. The Canadian Tire team, coached by Janet Deans, even though beating Whitby 3-2 in the last game, were eliminated on their goals against tally. The other squirt team, Irvine Con- struction, coached by young Alf Huggins, were beaten in both their games by only 1-0 and tried their hardest. "The Kinsmen: Atom team could have won their first game which was a real cracker-jack. They let in an easy goal which they should have countered several times but the oppositjon's net lead a charmed life." The Kinsmen coached by John' Martens, seemed to have lost) heart and in the afternoon: lost 3-0 to Pickering Village, - one of the following day's- " * finals. The other Scugog team, Miller- Richmond, coached by Roy Cowling, drew their first game 1-1 with a deter- mined display of soccer but AA STS Ye STON TU A BE STOMA RE SR SL AAA LISA CN A ATE LA 4 a RY Ty: AY 3 \ 2 s had 5 gs &5 " AHN SEAN EE AERIS UN 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 12, 1981 The Action was hot and heavy in the final game between the two finalists in the squirts division. Both teams from Pickering, they finished regulation time. tied and went into two ten minute overtime periods to find a winner. The little in the afternoon met a super team from Whitby and lost 5-0. Give them credit though, in the second half; they only let in one goal and even then had a few good shots on the Whitby goal in the final minutes. A glorious day on Sunday ended up with a titanic struggle right through extra time and into penalty shots | Pickering Red Devils wi . between the two Pickering Town Squirt teams with the Cardinal Red Devils eventu- ally emerging winners. The Whitby team took the Atom championship by beat- ing Pickering Village 3-0 in the final. Mayor Jerry Taylor handed out the team and individual trophies to all the winners and runners-up. MVP plaques donated by DO-NOS were handed out as were soccer balls donated by Canadian Tire, Sportsland and All-Canadian Sports, Mayor Taylor remarked on the community's pride in - how this fast growing sport is being handled in Port Perry and District and touched on the efficient running of this tournament in the Scugog Club's excellent facilities. The Scouts weré also thanked for running a first class canteen and the St. John's Ambulance people for their presence. A motor- home lent to the club by the Trailer Place, provided exotic changing rooms and hiding places for the hard- pressed referees. Jrs. advance to Ont. finals by Don McBeth The Port Perry Mother's Pizza Juniors advanced to the all Ontario 0.A.S.A. finals with a 6-5 victory over Claremont last Sunday evening. . The win gave Port Perry the best of the three semis two games to one. \ Excellent defensive plays in the field and strong pitch- ing by Tim Thompson paved the way for the victory. Thompson fanned ten oposition batters, while giving up just two walks. The win did not come easy for Port Perry as Claremont continued to threaten right up to the final out in the ninth inning. Claremont had squared the series at one game each with a convincing 15-8 win over Port Perry last Thursday evening after Port won the opener 4-2. In the O.A.S.A. final this weekend, the Port Perry Juniors will meet Caledonia. TES LEAS A LE LTE TRE TEES PIV LARSON TO. 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Intermediate "B" action Lindsay Royals and Greenbank Gamblers are all tied up at one game each and: will settle the issue this' Tuesday night at Port Perry at 8:30 p.m. The opening game of the series was played in Lindsay last Thursday night and ¢ behind the razor sharp pitch- ing at Ken Irvine, Green- bank came from behind a 3-1 -victory. Irvine struck out 15 batters in' the game while, Jay Williams was the leader at the plate batting in 3 runs A Bn BL dips on Aa Ss including a tenth inning "Out ; MMU ASC OY INO EP Eh Se AC Ch CMO SRN IG, SSIES, of the park" homer. Neil . After two, ten minute overtime periods, the Pickering Red Devils emerged Rodd had two hits for Green- : bank with the other hits going to Andy Doble, Greg Rodd and Gary Baker. Mike Hadley led the Lindsay attack with Don Timms combined to strike out 17 of The Gamblers. ~ On Sunday afternoon before a large crowd in Greenbank Park, Lindsay came out on top of a tense battle by a. score of 2-1. Greenbank played an excellent defensive game but the bats were not ringing in this game and Lindsay out $¢ hit the "Wes Southern } Excavation' boys by 10 to 5. Again in this game Ken Irvine went against the Lindsay pitching duo of Don Timms and Jack Snell and while Irvine held Lindsay to . two runs his teammates victorious winning the Squirts Championship. The Red Devils managed the win on a penalty shot to decide the winner. : could only push one run Ti tart young seco Tl Is team of young soccer players won thé Atom Championship at the ike Hadley, Larry ~ 'Western Weekend Soccer Tournament hosted by the Scugog Club. They won their Tamblyn and John Lucas: final game 3-0 over a team from Pickering Village. (Turn to page 17)