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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 17, 1990 Squirt Soccer action Walton Construction & Lions tie The World Cup may be over but the soccer action continues in another week of squirt play. Tuesday night saw a seesaw battle with good strong play from both teams and non-stop action between Walton Construction and the Lions - the verdict, a 3-3 tie. Stephen Jensen led Walton with his good plays in net, supported by Jamie Mouland and Chloe Desmarais on defense, while Dean Camp was hot on offense. Lions saw another strong per- formance from Stephen Wygerde and Lindsay Wilson in the opposi- tion's end, while Jordan Thomson and D'arcy Stephens worked the ball with Cory Manns in midfield. Techstar and Raglan also saw- ed off to a 1-1 score. Raglan's Asleigh Murphy received some deft passing from Derek Geary, The throw ins of Dane Gray and good defensive plays by Matt Smart, Tyler Mark, and Nicole Bourgeois aided their cause. Techstar notables were Tyler Houthuys and Greg Lansdell in goal, Wolfgang Pelleske on defense and a much improved ef- fort by all players. Van Camp Construction defeated the Legion 5-3 led by Gi- neen Collins, Kenny Lukas, and Jordan Powell. Legion had strong games from Angela Guenther in net, Scott Duncan on defense, and Matthew McMaster on offense. Wednesday had an undermann- ed Bridlewood North losing to Johnson Controls 2-1. Johnson had an awesome defensive display by Conan Duda. Excellent teamwork by the forwards, including Mike Khourn and Chris, led the Cowabunga dudes. Bridlewood saw Derek Roberts in net kick the ball half the length of the field. Matt Robertson, despite an in- jury, played bravely on with Adam Moynes, Brian Harris, and Jason MacGregor. The final match had Trader Sams defeating Snowden Rubber. The excellent passing by Zachary Fis, Trisha Cowie set up many plays. Paul Pickering worked hard defensively as did Michael Demaio. Jason Cali-Whitworth and Cameron Vernest led the of- fensive end for the victors. Snowden enjoyed the fabulous netminding by Michael Dalby and Paul Chuisolo. Strong running by Jodi May, Joe Farquharson, Joshua Gacrow and Rhea Baxter was evident. Chamber of Commerce. Bicycle City, Oshawa Emiel's Place Restaurant Dixie Lee Chicken, Port Perry B. Jones Research Agency Gatorade Sports Dowson's Water Haulage Nuts About Chocolate Sportsland PORT PERRY TOUR du MONDE Thanks to our Sponsors ... The Port Perry Cycle Club would like to acknowledge the generous support received for the Tour du Monde bicycle tour scheduled for July 15th as part of Festival Days and sponsored by the Scugog Country Style Donuts, Port Perry NO THANKS TO THE WEATHERMAN! Information on reschedul- ing will be published in the Star at a later date. Riders who col- lected pledges should continue to do so. Homestead Furniture Mother Jackson's Fowler, Davies Pedal Magazine Port Perry IGA Labatts " Pineridge Sports - NOW REGISTERING - 4 DAY COURSE Starts JULY 24th 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM - TWO INSTRUCTORS FREE Home Pickup within city limits for in car. Learn to Drive... and Surviv Sey Over 300,000 graduates recommend Young Drivers of Canada © Training centers coast to coast © Retraining courses available for commercial drivers e Driver training for all ages o Free pick-up at home for in-car o The Young Drivers program is only e Private in-car instruction available at a Young Drivers Center. ® Defensive driving you can live with For information, brochures and course schedules call: VISA 2 BROCK ST.W., UXBRIDGE 852-9705 Players and parents should take advantage of the holiday time to practice at home and im- prove their skills. Ball Hockey action Bullets 1 Bandits 0 Scoring for the Bullets was James Hudgins, he was assisted by Gary Roulston and Darren Desautels. Shutting out the Ban- vn dits (sponsored by Strachan Con- gf tracting) was Larry Reurekas. Raiders 2 Bad Boys 0 Scoring for the Raiders (spon- us sored by Honey's Electric) were } Richard Honey and Darren Caudell getting assists were Brian Pomeroy (2), Richard Honey, and Darren Caudell. Shut- ting out the Bad Boys was Ray Gibson. Gators 4 Islanders 3 Scoring for the Gators (spon- sored by Galley Fish & Chips) were Craig Menzies, John Lalley, Phil McBride, and John Harman. Getting the assists were Dave Culbert, Craig Menzies (2), Karl Durham, and Phil McBride. Scor- ing for the Islanders (sponsored by Pineridge Sports) were Nick Saragoza, Mike Robinson, John Redman. Getting assists were Mike Overton, Chris Martens, and Sean Fisher. Woody's 3 Flames 3 Scoring for Woodys (sponsored by Woodrow's Auctioneering) were Rick Martin, Bill O'Meara, and Glenn Mizen. Getting assists were Bill O'Meara, Neil Woodrow (2), and Keith Young. Scoring for the Flames (sponsored by Port Perry 1.G.A.) were Jarrett Har- man, Todd Taylor, and John Vaz. Getting assists were Karl Dur- ward, Kelly Ryan, and Bill Foote. Seagrave, Brians tie Seagrave 11 Brians Towing 11 In a well fought game, for Seagrave, Stephen Gilliam scored 3 runs, Darryl Jeffay was 2 for 2 at the plate. For Brians Towing, Shaun Jef- fery played a strong game at pit- cher & Nicole Beeton had strong bat. Rain Saturday put a damper on the bike and skateboard demonstration, but when the sky finally cleared, they put on quite a show, as the above photo shows. Obviously a great deal of practise Is needed to perform a stunt like this. Pee Wee MoJacks blank Bolton during home game | The Port Perry Pee Wee Mo- Jacks continue to find the going tough in the York Durham League, winning one out of four games in the last two weeks. Things started off well at home against Bolton when Lance Peters opened the first inning with a home run and led Port to a quick 7-0 inning. Scott Heasman, Ricky Olaisen, and Neil Mueller added homers before the game ended 30-4. Steve Gilbert and Brent Harper each scored four times in the game. Billy Zaparanuik fanned 5 and allowed only 3 hits over 5 innings to pick up his first win of the season. Jake Waznicki pitched a solid inning in his debut, giving up NEED A COPIER or a FAX MACHINE? as low as New and Several Used Copiers, some with reduction and enlargement. All completely reconditioned, selling at bargain prices. New MURATA FAX MACHINES ... $1,095. SALES * SERVICE * LEASING KEY-BAR EQUIPMENT | SALES & SERVICE 6 High St., Port Perry -- call -- 985-3483 3 hits and recording a strikeout. The following night, MoJacks were on the other end of a blowout as a powerful Thornhill team pounded out a 28-3 win. Jake was touched for 14 runs on 9 hits over 2 innings to take the loss. Billy went almost 4 innings, with Ricky finishing up. Port counted all three runs in the last inning when Ricky, Neil and Colin Meijerink crossed the plate. Thornhill's first two pitchers chalked up 11 K's. Back home against Pickering, the tendency to give up a big inn- ing hurt again as MoJacks trail- ed 3-2 going to the last inning on- ly to lose 8-2. The visitors bunch- ed 2 hits, 3 walks and 3 errors in their late surge. Chad Kearns threw the complete game, giving up a total of 8 hits and fanning 4. Neil and Dave Bourgeois counted the Port runs. The next night in Stouffville, big innings did it again as the home team racked up 6 and 8 run inn- ings to score a comeback 17-9 win. Billy started strongly and carried a 4-3 lead into the 4th inning before six straight hitters scored. Chad relieved and put out that fire but couldn't keep the eruption under control as Stouffville counted 8 more in the 5th. That cushion was enough to make a Port rally too little too late. Chad hit a homerun and, along with Dave and Ricky scored twice to lead the offense. The MoJacks will travel to Scarborough this week for a Wednesday game.