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Sow m by Brian Mark Cup day on Saturday, 12th September, marks the end of another successful soccer season, With an. increased registration of well over 300 children, the resulting 22 teams at times stretched the resources of coaches and referees, but in general everyone had a good time. The mini league usually composed of 4 teams 'was increased to 5 and indeed could have had more. Fun not competitiveness is the rule in this league and an extremely good bunch of coaches and helpers did a great job of looking after the small kids in this respect. Their contribution on cup day is a series of short games with every team play- ing one another. Everyone gets'a small trophy, a club crest, their team photo, the inevitable hot dog and drink and, of course, they keep their entire uniform this year. The squirt league had some problems in making sufficient numbers for 4 teams and perhaps this was mirrored in the standard of - their play not being as high as it should have been. How- ever, their enthusiasm made up for everything and there MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION NOTICE Player Registration will be held at the Scugog Arena, on the following dates: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th from 6 to 9 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th from 0am. to3p.m. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th from 2to 4 p.m. ) Registration fees will be $70.00 for one boy; $120.00 for 2 boys; $160 for family of 3 boys or more. First year Tykes $45.00. A five dollar discount on all above rates will apply if registered by Sunday, September 13th. -ALL BOYS IN SCUGOG TOWNSHIP ELIGIBLE - PLEASE NOTE: Due to lost equipment in past seasons, we request that all socks, sweaters, goal equipment, pants, bags, etc., belonging to the P.P.M.H.A. must be returned to thearena during registration dates. The cost of replacing lost equipment will greatly reflect on future cost of Joan were many exciting games. The . Canadian Tire team coached by Janet Deans won the league handsomely with John Hammett's Greenbank Bakers coming a not-too- close second. Irvine con- struction coached by Alf . Huggins ended up third with Rob Huggin's Drapeau Car- tage being the strongest team ( - holding up the rest). John Marten's Kinsmen team were winners in the Atom league. With several gifted players and one or two hard workers this team had the ability to win even short- handed in the 'vacation' weeks and built up a good points total. The Legion team coached by Colin Dodd came second and Keith Elliott's Miller Richmond poeple came third. Port Perry Auto coached by Brian Mark ended up in last place though they showed lots of spirit in the last few games. Roy Cowling has been coach- ing an Atom select team composed of players willing to put out lots of effort. This was a worthwhile attempt to bridge the gap between house league and competi- tive play. The Mosquito division was the best that it has ever been with 4 teams any of which on 3 - - i - lo ------ SC CC IE I CC SC ICC NCIC ITC IT Ir SCC SUC OC uC Be SRC Ie ITY eke | | we |e || | PORTPERRY SNOWMOBILECLUB | presents... at SCUGOG ARENA (Durham Road 8- Port Perry) SEPT. 11th- 12th - 13th All 1982 Models of Snowmobiles, : Accessories and Clothing =. plus Cross Country Skis, Clothing, Accessories - Also a Ski Waxing 'Demonstration - FRI.6to10P.M.; SAT. 12Noon to 10P.M. SUN, 12 Noon to 5 P.M. Aduits: $2.00 STUDENTS: $1.00 CHILDREN: FREE (If Accompanied by an Adult) - = % HT CRAFT & HOBBY *Refreshments Available. *Something for of Everyoiel Ve their day Garalie of winning. The standard of play was very high and it gives credit to the boys ability and determination and the coaches enthusiasm and dedication. A superb team, Flamingo Vachon, coached "by Peter Jones, built up a handsome lead in the league early on but had to eventu- ally be content winning it on goal average when either over confidence on their part or other teams improving had Sipco Oil coached by Jim Callan catch them on points in the last game. Jim Green's Port Perry Chrysler came in third and Doug Hern's Port Perry Star took last spot though they beat the league leaders in the last game. The stage is set ready for cup-day when the two "Hot" teams in each league end up with individual cups and the league winners trophies will also be distributed. Refresh- ment will be dispensed by the Scouts. We had 5 out-of-town teams this year. Two girl teams played in leagues organized by the Durham Region. The Mosquito girls, A.T.J. Tool Fabricators Squirts drop Bradford 3-2 in semi-finals The Port Perry Legion Squirts have advanced to the York-Durham league championship after staging a 3-2 come from behind victory over Bradford in the semi-final last week. In the third and deciding game against Bradford, the Port Perry team fell behind 2-0 after the teams had played three innings without a score. Port Perry staged their rally in the 6th inning to score two runs and tie the game at 2-2. And in the top of the 7th inning, Ray Shier belted a home run for Port Perry which proved to be the winner as Bradford was then blanked in the bottom: of the inning. Soccer results by Larry Ross Over the last three weeks Lake Scugog Lumber has been very successful in the three league games they have played. August 19th, Scugog Lumber defeated Brians Towing 4-2. Two goals where scored by Gretchen Cornish, one by Jason Vernon and one by Peter King for Scugog Lumber and for Brians Towing was Andrew Wilson and Duane Empringham. August 26th, Scugog Lumber defeated Scugog Soccer team 3-1. Brad Grierson scoring two and Jason Vernon scoring one for Scugog Lumber. September 2nd, Scugog Lumber defeated Brutons Drugs 2-1. Gretchen Cornish scoring for Scugog Lumber and Ryan Ridgeway for' Scugog Soccer. It was a hard fought game by both teams which resul- ted in very good soccer being played. W----------rrg TROPHIES} and | cian IDO-NO's} 178 QUEEN STREET - 985-2 TAN Shier was on the mound for Port Perry and went the distance to record the victory, helped of course, by his homer. The victory was a satisfy- ing one for the Port Perry squad as the team .had dropped the opening game of the best of three semi final but came back with an 8-5 win in the second game to set the stage for the deciding game. - In the field, the He was sharp defensively to hold the tough Bradford squad to just the two runs in front of the home town Bradford crowd. Port Perry will now meet East Gwillimbury in a best of three final for the league championship. The first game will be PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed, September 9, 198 --- 15 | Cup Day is climax to the soccer season coached by Cathy Collins and ably helped by Eilean Gerber and Jeanie Muir, did not do too well against the tough opponents: from Oshawa and Whitby but should be able to come through in their cup playoffs against the Pickering and Ajax teams. This team has had great support from the parents. The girls Pee-Wee team has had a hard season. They lost their original coach and, though young Bob Rutschman stood in, the girls have suffered from a lack of direction. This Homestead Furniture team has its cup day on September 14. Our two Pee-Wee boy teams played in a Bowman- ville league and though the Comco team, coached by. Ray Walton had a rough time of it, Tony Schincariol's team, Port Perry Printing, did pretty well in the league and exceptionally well in their cup. A combined Comco-Port Perry Printing team is going to do us proud at a Pee-Wee tournament in Stouffville on September 12. The Port Perry Lions Bantam team, coached by Barry Page, was entered in the Oshawa Parks league and finished in third position. Though games were well organized the big drawback was that all games had to be played in Oshawa. By the way some of our ex-Scugog players have graduated into other leagues. Rob Page plays competitive Bantam in Scarborough and Alf and Rob Huggins play junior with the Oshawa Kicks. The executive of the Scugog Youth Soccer Club would like to thank the kids, parents, coaches, referees, sponsors and anyone else who has helped make this soccer season such a By the *Used Trailers & Motor Homes *Propane Filling Station lace ELGIN KNOPP - PROPRIETOR *Complete Motor Home Service ~~ Hwy. 7A - successful one. 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