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STREET GUYS SOCCER LEAGUE
FINAL STANDINGS 1979
Teams /P W L T +/- PTS
Players 9 9 0 0 40:10 18
Exhibiters 9 6 2 1 31:13 13
Colts 9 5 2 2 16:9 12
GT Continental 9 6 3 0 10:12 12
Hawks 9 3 4 2 8:11 8
Driftwood 9 3 5 1 15:16 7
Marlee Utd 9 3 5 1 10:22 7
West Side 9 2 6 1 15:23 5
Genesis 9 2 5 2 8:20 4
R.H Dodgers 9 2 8 0 13:31 2
Accomplishments
1) Champion of Champions
2) League Winner
Knock Out Record
P W L T G A
7 5 2 0 24 10
Most-Goal Record
League KO Total
1) A McGill 15 10 25
2) A Loney 10 2 12
3) U. Sobian 5 2 7
4) C. Lewis 3 2 5
5) E. Ottley 1 3 4
6 N. Bell 2 2 4
7) J Benjamin 1, 1 2
8) T Ottley 2 0 2
9) P. Murray 0 1 1
10)J. Hislop 1 0 1
After a rude awaken-
ing Players finally got
their act together and
with 21 minutes to
play, Selwyn Benjamin
put the game out of
reach with an
insurance goal. From
then on, what started
out as an exciting
game, steadily
deteriorated into a
mediocre display of
soccer.
In other games last
Sunday Exhibitors and
Hawks played to a
goalless draw, (GT)
Continental shut out
the Dodgers 2-0 on
goals by Earl
Henderson and
Harold Hodge, and
Marlee United battled
Genesis to a 1-1 tie
Driftwood came right
back when Ricky
Habbib scored from a
long, high shot kicked
from midfield which left
goalie Baptiste hand-
cuffed.
Driftwood continued to
press but could not
capitalize again before
the interval.
Less than a minute
after play resumed,
Calvin Lewis tied the
score at 2-2, but it was
the artful Loney who
put Players into the
lead for the first time,
finishing an intelligent
switch-play started by
Eric Ottley. The goal
took the sting from
Driftwood.
By Al EUGENE
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Aldwyn McGill and Johnny Hislop