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32 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 16, 1991 When business Is good, it pays to advertise... When business Is bad, you've got to advertise! gtanding: JUNIOR DIVISION w Lishmans Swain Seed Sluggers 7 Speedy Muffler King 4 Mike Baker Automotive 3 London Life Lazers 1 H & M Wright Sox 1 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Ww Asselstines Yamaha 8 Technique Drywall Tigers 4 Blackstock Lioness 4 Don Frew & Sons 4 Turner Green Giants 3 J.C. Installations 2 SENIOR DIVISION Maltheb Farms Cummings Backhoe Blackstock Country Hardware Blackstock Lions --bnoS Team Standings GP WwW L Coldwell Banker 12 10 2 Galley Fish & Chips 11 9 1 Mariposa 11 9 2 Square Boy Pizza 12 8 3 Scala Auto Wrecking 12 8 4 Merchants 11 7 4 Seagrave Steel Bldgs. 11 7 4 Deer Creek 12 6 6 ; Oppers Aluminum 12 5 7 Forder Parks Ins. 12 5 7 Trader Sams 12 5 7 P. P. Auto Glass 10 4 5 Sportsland 10 2 8 Pineridge Sports 11 2 9 Port Perry Kinsmen 11 1 9 Pizza Delight 12 1 10 Game 12 -- July 8 Forder Parks Ins. 7 vs Mariposa 27 Square Boy Pizza 11 vs Pizza Delight 3 Pineridge Sports 4 vs Galley Fish & Chips Coldwell Banker 11 vs Deer Creek 3 Port Perry Auto Glass 4 vs Merchants 6 Seagrave Steel Buildings 33 vs Sportsland Port Perry Kinsmen 10 vs Trader Sams 21 TEAM Greenbank Eades Well Drilling Nestleton Pete's Pet Pantry Ridge North Blackstock Timm's Garage Dennis Anderson Seagrave Raiders NWW RDN DRRD OS Team Country Siding P.P.M.S. "Red" Valu-Mart . L P.P.M.S. "Burgundy" --wo oS CEE YE X-A NNO Ee ---o oo ™ coool coool wee Mens Slo-Pitch T Pts. 0 20 1 19 0 18 1 17 0 16 0 14 0 14 0 12 0 10 0 10 0 10 1 9 0 4 0 4 1 3 0 2 18 12 L ORT JID CW coco - Scala Auto Wrecking 13 vs Oppers Aluminum 7. --_ 00000 OOD =m boeNNegnW poo gw --~Nge'T RF 144 193 202 144 93 152 120 119 117 130 9 105 85 67 Ladies Lob-ball Week Ending Friday, July 11, 1991 G 11 10 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 11 Pt 19 18 16 12 SLICER NC Cartwright Minor ball AS OF JULY 12, 1991 RA 76 103 92 77 81 106 128 172 162 135 100 153 169 177 164 Pee Wee Bantam girls "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Festival Days soccer tournament On Saturday and Sunday, the Scugog Youth Soccer Club played host to the 12th annual Festival Days Tournament at the Soccer Fields. Twenty-four teams com- peted in three different divisions, and the three host teams all played extremely well. In the under eight division, Scugog played Uxbridge B in their first game and were vic- torious with a 3-1 score. Dean VanCamp, Jeff Crosier and Nick Byers each had a goal for the Scugog team. In the second game, West Rouge emerged victorious over Scugog, with a 4-1 score. Once again, Dean VanCamp managed a goal for his team. In the final match of the day, Scugog lost a heartbreaker to Darlington by a close 2-1 score. Dean VanCamp continued his scoring streak by getting his third goal of the day. In the under 10 division, Scugog got off to a fast start, defeating the team from Ajax 7-0. Brad Johnston led the pace with two quick goals in the opening minutes and the team never look- ed back. Wade Ritchie and Lawrence Cook also had two goals a piece, with Steve Wygerde scoring the other marker. In the second game, a very strong Darlington squad defeated the Scugog Club 2-0, despite an ex- cellent defensive effort by the whole team and a large number of saves by goalkeeper Joey Drebit. In the final match of the day, the Scugog squad was once again victorious, soundly defeating the Uxbridge B team 8-0. Wade Ritchie led the scoring at- tack for Scugog, firing four goals, while Lawrence Cook had a pair and Jason Whitworth and Jamie Byers rounded out the scoring. A strong defence once again helped goalie Joey Drebit to his second shut-out of the day. Because of their 2-1 record on Saturday, Scugog advanced to the semi-final round on Sunday against the Uxbridge A team. Jason Whitworth scored the only marker of the first half, but in the second half Uxbridge managed to get two goals, including the win- ner in the dying minutes of the game, and Scugog was defeated in a heartbreaker by a 2-1 score. In the under 12 division, Scugog saw the first two games as shutouts for goaltender Kent Johnston, as his team defeated Uxbridge 4-0 and Kingsview 3-0. In the first game, Mark Sauter, Blain Kinnunen, Rob Murphy and Alex Wardley had the Scugog goals, while in the second game Mark, Rob & Alex provided the markers. In their third game of the day Darlington B surprised our squad, and despite a goal by Rob Murphy, Scugog was defeated 3-1. However, their 2-1 record was also good enough to carry the Mosquitos to the semi-final round on Sunday. In that game Scugog had a 2-1 lead, on goals by Mark Sauter and Rob Murphy, but the Darlington A team came from behind and emerged as the win- ners with a 3-2 score. A special thank you on behalf of the soccer club to all the officials, and the parents who helped to man the snack-bar throughout both days of the tournament. SPORTS NEWS SPORTS PHOTOS SPORTS WRITE-UPS When your club or team is in need of additional publicity, photographs etc. Contact Kelly at the Port Perry Star - 985-7383 The annual Festival Days tournament took place at the soccer fields on Saturday and Sunday. 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