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wh 3 Mark Tumbull, Scott Heffern, The Atom House League final 401mg u game for the championship was a c} for the first period before Gord Lewis Motors boys broke things wiie open over Tripp Realty. These teams finished one-two in -out, Gavin Baxter, Anson Crosier. Back from left: Jeremy Gibson, Matt Grills, Lee Hoare. Coaches are Frank £ 7 § - ose-checking affair for a 5-0 win Baxter and Bob Strickert. Not present for photo Brandon Hammond. Lewis Motors wins championship Fo J Gibson scores hattrick - "The Atom House League wrap- ped up on Saturday with an ex- citing final game.that was much closer than 'the score would in- dicate. The two teams fighting for the championship were Gord Lewis Motors and Tripp Realty. :Both. teams played a tight checking game until with just under three minutes left in the se- cond period, Lewis exploded with four goals: Jeremy Gibson was the architect fo this onslaught as he scored a natural hat trick with the first three goals. -- Gavin Baxter added the fourth ; goal with 5 seconds left in the period. With the game firmly in hand Lewis concentrated on their defensive play in the third period, but were still able to score once more as Jeremy picked up his 4th goal of the day to make the final score 5-0. Lobster Fest 90 The Port Perry Star would like to clarify a statement made in an article in the March 27 is- sue of the paper concerning the Lobster Fest 90 fund-raising dinner-dance for Minor Hockey. The article stated the lob- sters would be "flown fresh from the East Coast." In fact, they are pre- cooked, then flash-frozen prior toshipping. Sorry for any mis- understanding that may have resulted from our mis- understanding. But no matter how the lob- sters arrive at the Scugog Are- na May 26, theyll be mighty tasty, and there are lots of tick- ets available at $25 each for this worthy fund-raising effort by Port Perry Minor Hockey. Contact any member of the executive. PORT PERRY & DISTRICT MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION R.H. Cornish Public School LEGION SOUTH DIAMOND NORTH DIAMOND LEGION Tryouts for Travelling Rep Teams MITE BOYS -- Ages 9 & 10 years (born 1980-81) Mon., Apr. 16; Tues., Apr. 17, Wed., Apr. 18 -- 6:00 PM Contact: Carolyn Best 985-2677 SQUIRT BOYS -- Ages 11 & 12 years (born 1978-79) Mon., Apr. 16; Tues., Apr. 17; Wed., Apr. 18 -- 6:00 PM Contact: Gord Williamson 985-8051 PEE WEE BOYS -- Ages 13 & 14 Years (born 1976-77) Mon., Apr. 16; Tues., Apr. 17; Wed., Apr. 18 -- 6:00 PM Contact: Ray Zaparanuik 985-9038 BANTAM BOYS -- Ages 15 & 16 (born 1974-75) Mon., Apr. 16; Tues., Apr. 17; Wed., Apr. 18 -- 6:00 PM Contact: Ron Redman 985-3562 PEE WEE BANTAM GIRLS -- Ages 13 to 16 (born 1974-77) Thurs., April 19th; Fri., April 20th -- 6:00 PM ok Contact: John Langford 985-2897 Ryan Diceman was sharp bet- ween the pipes for Lewis in pick- ing up the shutout. Mark Turnbull and Matt Grills each picked up two assists on the day with one each going to Jay Strickert and Scott Heffern. Congratulations to the winners and to everybody else that par- ticipated to make this a very ex- citing league to watch. See you next year. finals at home against "score. of 64, PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 3, 1990 -- 23 Re Pineridge Tweens win "Awesome, striking, exalting and yes, moving - that's ale Pineridge Sports Tweens 'C in Ringette team played Saturday "The hese girls hadn't played ringette for almost a month but this didn't hamper them a8 they displayed 'almost - full potential. This win has, no doubt, given'them a boost as they now face Pick Wednesday night for-a-hopeful win for the League championship. .. ; ; Sarah Coyne 5 shot after . shot shh es to make. a strong comeback. Jean Templeman, (Kyla McCrae, "% Amanda Clouthier and Jenna: ~ Norton, all on red stick, held Ajax = at bay. Great work, girls. Leea Kinnunen was the top - scorer with four goals, followed by Lisa Dodd with two. Assists were made by Deanna Dempsey, Marci Zuly, and Julie Ball. Strong - offensive play was shown by Heather Lally and Vicki Stainton. These girls all pulled together and played with real team spirit. The fans and parents are all looking forward to the League e's semi- je girls won by a' day tat Dad Beare arena Pickering. Game time is8 p.m.. And then, guess what? No school on Friday as we head to the | 6-4 over Ajax team game is at 12:noon in. Oakwood and then again at 4 p.m. in Little A Britain. 847 2 «If the Pineridge Sports Tweens playin. the Regionals like they performed on Saturday then coaches Dan Lally, Doug Demp- sey and 'Manager Nancy Coyne are sure they'll be in contention foramedal, ., .. . Good luck girls - and see you on the ice! EN BASEBALL & SOCCER Now In Stock! PINERIDGE. SPORTS JOIN THE TEAM COMPETITIVE SWIMMING FREE TRIAL APRIL 7th - 21st UXBRIDGE SWIMMING POOL CALL STU EVANS 852-5092 DEALING IN THE DIRT! - & SUZUKI » : Ten $50.00 Vouchers | with the purchase of either model. Good for Genuine Suzuki Parts and Accessories. 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