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FROM PAGE 22 the plate and making some fine defen- jumped 10 an early lead with both sive plays. Seagrave came out hitting in teams the third inning, scoring 5 runs to close concentration at Fou the gap. There were two awesome hits, Come in and join us on June 25th as we celebrate our 1st Anniversary. To get you started, we will be holding a Summer Savings Giveaway to all new depositors who open a chequing or savings account from now until August 15th, 1992. Also to celebrate we will be offering high rates on GIC and RRSP investments. le ll LAURENTIAN BANK, Port Perry 985-8435 STABLES AT GREYSTONE Now, in addition fo our popular 11 AM to 3 PM SUNDAY BRUNCH we are inviting you to feast at our SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET $12.99 (Chidren Under 10 - Half Price) from 5 PM fo 9 PM featuring An Assortment of Salads including Peel and Eat Shrimp Tertyaki Stir Fry Fettucine Alfredo Chicken Champignon Schnitzel & Sauerkraut Rosemary Roasted Potatoes Rice Pilaf Soup Bread Table MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS FOR FATHER'S DAY - JUNE 21st Our Summer Hours are 11 AM to 11 PM Closed Mondays and Tuesdays Reservations are not necessary. . but always appreciated. SHIRLEY ROAD, SOUTH of PORT PERRY OFF of SIMCOE STREET NORTH PHONE (416) 985-1598 "a tiple in the 2nd by Chris Higgons (2 hits, 1 run) of Seagrave and a booming triple in the 3rd by Pierce Jones (3 hits, 2 runs) of Pizza Delight. Also having a big game were, for Seagrave, Jeffrey Blair (2 hits) and Rebecca MacDonald (2 hits and a big out). For Pizza Delight: Nicole Virue (3 hits, 2 runs) and Michael Lycett (3 hits, 1 run). After § innings and when the dust had settled, Pizza Delight held on for 8 17-0 win. Super effort from all the players. Stay tuned for 7-8 Mites report next week for June 22. Squirt/Pee Wee League In boys Squirt Pee Wee league action on Tuesday June 9, Techstar downed Perfect Heating by the score of 13-12. The Stars jumped to an early 2-0 lead but by the end of 3 innings, the score was tied at 8. In their final at-bat, the Heaters were down by four runs. Techstar made some brilliant defensive plays and allowed only three runners to cross the plate. Techstar's All-Stars were Chris Langford who played his best game of the season, making several key in the outfield, a great dou- ble at second base and going 2 for 2 at the plate. Jon Sanders who played a solid game at shortstop, and made a nice 'heads-up' play to end the Heaters threat of coming back in the last inning. Also for Techstar, Danny Drebit who con- tributed offensively with a 2-run double. The All-Stars for Perfect Heating were Graeme Powell who hit 3 for 3 and had a good performance on the mound. Clayton Brown who also Bases loaded, one out. Left-handed pull hitter rips a shot towards first. Base runner leading-off first has no chance to0"avoid being bruised by blast. Ball ricochets off runner and rolls into right, runner from third scores, runner from second goes to third, batter races to first, runner from first collapses and lies on base path. Jepiey & Buiyonay esojeq Aouney 1B} UO JOUUN. B S8YING) |[Bq re) B usym Ino Ind eq 0) Aupqel| INoulm aseq sit) O) Pele §i pu. 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Kyle Mullins also had a home run. Blake McLaughlin had a 'grand slam' home run to tie the game up in the third inning. Lishman's 18 H & M Wright Sox 8 hit a double. For H & M Wright Sox, Blake McLaughlin and Kory Bauer made some really great plays. Mitch Truax stole 3rd base. Mite J.C. Flooring 14 Jordan-Cully Jays 12 For J.C. Flooring, Ryan Woods pitched a great game, striking out three batters in a row to end the game and take the team tw a victory. For Jordan Cully Jays, Danny Deeth made a great double play. Nicholas Malcolm had an excellent home run. London Life Lazers 10 Port Perry IGA 9 For London Life, good hits were made by Micheal S., Ryan S., Matthew W., Joey D., Corrine S., Grant A, Derek R., Thomas M., and Amanda D. Excellent pitching and great playing by the infielders and the outfielders. For IGA fantastic plays were made by Tim B. on first. Ryan Grieve made an incred- ible double play. Good catches were made by Cameron at short stop and Jeremy at first. Great playing by all and hope you had fun. Senior For Mark's Maintenance, Gord Bentley had a triple and Johnathon McCourt had two home runs. Jim Chapman hit a 'Grand Slam'. A good line drive catch was made by Jason Lions. For Blackstock Hardware, Marshal McQuaid, Josh Malcolm, Ryan Peter, Natasha Burgess and Derrick Malcolm all had great hits. A great relay was made from field to Adam, pitcher, to Scott, backcatcher, for an out at home. Cummings Backhoe Blackstock Lions 13 For Cummings Backhoe, Luke * excellent Martin and Scott Goble made a great catch pitches. Doug Hutton'made at third. For Blackstock Lions, Kirk kept of yet not even seriously challenged. 'The scores of their victories to date, against North Oshawa. Glen Stewart, Baker, MacKenzie and Parks have been 24 0 14, 13-8, 21-3, 27-5, 26-1, 18-7 and 28-11. The 22- game season continues until July 30th, followed two weeks Jater by their playdowns. You can see our girls in action every Wo evening in Port Perry at 8:30 p.m. at the lakefront diamond (south) and Thursday evenings at the same time in Oshawa. This talented squad is continuing the fine tradition of victory (they won the league cham- pionship) established last year when John Langford was at the helm as the More Sports Shorts, page 25