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MoJacks gave it their best shot, but.. The short-staffed Port Perry MolJacks gave it their best shot at the OASA Pee Wee tournament over the weekend in Battersea (near Kingston) but the team came home empty-handed. With three regulars out of the line-up, the MoJacks were down 10 just ten players for this tourna- ment against some of the best Pee 'Wee squads in the province. Despite the outcome, coach Ray Zaparanuik had nothing but praise for the way his young play- ers perf d over the "We are very proud to have been part of this year's team and we wish all the players the very best in, their endeavours," he stated. The coach went on to , CO- . Dave ows Lz Ralph McCullough and to all the players as they return to school and continue pur- * suits on and off the baseball dia- mond. The MoJacks opefied the tour- nament against Townsend with Matt Kay onthe mound. lan Shrigley drove home Craig Laird in the first, but Townsend pushed three across for a 3-1 lead. Jay King led off the third with a double with Shrigley driving him home with a single. He was left on base and the score stayed 3-2. Townsend then came alive for a big six run inning, scoring four of en with WO out. thanks to the sponsor (Mother d to push dns across, and even though Port " THE $60. per Person in Advance / Port Perry Optical of Peles Pet OF PORT PERRY hosts the 4th'annual | ole @ LIU At Lakeridge Links Golf Course SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th, 1991 Barbeque Steak Dinner Limited Space Available .. KINSMEN CLUB Lots of Prizes $75. per Person at the Door ... Pick up your form al Pantry in the Port Perry Plaza Did You Get Home Delivery of your *"SCUGOG CITIZEN"? If you didn't, CRT ol @ Ce] WELT deli BIR Call Doug Olliffe, C irculation Manager 985-NEWS A Proud Voice For Scugog CALL: 985-NEWS fought back with some of their own, the final was 12-6 for Townsend. Port had one big inning sending eight batters to the plate in the 7th. Craig Laird had three singles and a walk; Jay Tredway one sin- gle, Jay King a double and two * singles, Ian Shrigley, three singles, Bill Zaparanuik, two singles and Jeremy Geer, 1 sihgle. Port left 14 runners stranded in this one. Kemptville was the next oppo- nent and Port started the first with * a couple of singles by Craig Laird and Kenton LeFort. _Shrigley faked a bunt and moved the runners on but the next two batters flied out harmlessly. Kemptville led 1-0 after two innings, and in the third Laird led off with a single and Shrigley and King followed with singles. But Port left the runners stranded. The score stayed 1-0 through to the fifth inning when Laird again got on base with a solid triple. He scored on a bunt single by Kenton LeFort. But the next three batters went down swinging. Port went up 2-1 in the 6th as Zaparanuik got-on with a single but was tagged at second. Jay Tredway then lined a long, two-out blast to the fence and just managed to elude the tag at home to make it 2-1. Laird started the 7th with a sin- gle and he moved to second on a ground ball out. King drove him 4 with a double to make it 3- 1. It looked like Port was going to get a victory when the first two Kemptville hitters went down swinging in the bottom of the 7th. But no such luck as two run- ners reached on walks, then scored on a triple, and a single drive him home for a 4-3 win. Port had 12 hits and left nine on base. Craig Laird led with three singles and a triple. Bill Zap struck out 12 on the mound. Sadly, this loss to Kemptville spelled the end of the tournament for the MoJacks. They gave it their best and all members of the team contributed to the success of the team this sea- son. The Port Perry Pee Wee MoJacks were in the over the DAS empty-handed. Still it was a fine season for the team and the coaching staff was proud of the accomplishments. Front from left: Jeremy Geer, , but came Jay Tredway, Bill Zaparanulk, Jay King, Jason Minor hockey gets underway with power skating sessions The Port Perry Minor Hockey season will get underway Tuesday, September 3 with the start of power skating, condition- DENNIS ing and try-out sessions. The following is a schedule' of the initial ice times for each age group. DERSON CHEV-OLDS LTD. We welcome GM Employee Business and offer the Highest EL EERE RG CRIED See us for details on the "GM FAMILY PROGRAM" The ONLY Place in Durham Region to purchase your New GM Car or Truck or Re-conditioned Used Car LOW OVERHEAD means ... LOWEST PRICES! Drop in and see! 268 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-8401 427-6903... Halliburton, Colin Meijerink, Cralg Laird. At back from left: coach Ray Zaparanulk, coach Ralph McCullough, Scott Pretchitko, Brad Morton, Matt Hobbs, lan Shrigley, Matt Kay, Tom Chambers, Jason Logan, Kenton Lefort and coach Dave Kay. Tues. Sept. 3: Minor Pee Wee (born 1979) at 5 PM; Major Pee Wee (born 1978) at 5:55; Minor Novice (born 1983) at 7 PM; Minor bantam (born 1977) at 7:55; Major bantam (born 1976) at 9:00 PM; Midget and Juvenile (born 1972-75) at 9:55 PM. Wed. Sept. 4, Major Novice (born 1975) at, 7 PM. Thursday, Sept. 5 Minor Atom (born 1981) at 7 PM; Saturday, Sept. 7 (Major Atom born 1980) at 11:55 AM. Further ice times for all age groups will be posted on the arena bulletin boards. For the Tykes (born 1985-86) the first ice time is Sat. Sept. 7 at 1:00 PM and the advanced Tykes (born 1984) it's Saturday Sept. 7 at 1:55 PM. Power skating fof these groups will take place dur- ing. the Christmas school break. ion over the weekend saw 370 players sign for hockey and officials expect another 100 10 register later. Parents can pick up registration forms and mail them to Box 61, Port Perry LIL 1A2. Forms are, available at both sport stores in Port Perry. Parénts: and players should keep in mind that players must be registered before they Can go on the ice. Full equipment must be worn at all power skating ses-