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y - EE -------- po ---- ar A" Oshawa Beats Port Perry 9-3 OSHAWA---Oshawa Bad Boys col- lected 16 hits in defeating Port Perry Merchants 9.3 in the opening game of the Oshawa City and District soft- ball best-of-three quarter-finals on Monday night, * . Danny Peters struck out 13 and pitched a four-hitter for the victory. Doug Scott, the first of two Port Perry hurlers, was the loser. Jackie Sneddon and Bill Berwick each hom- ered for Bad Boys while Harry Snow, Jack Mackness and George Westfall collected two hits apiece. Don Petch had two of the Port Perry's safeties. Amateur Softhall Play-offs-Pee Wee Fans from Port Perry. Come out to cheer. Your Pee Wee Team is in a series against Seagrave. FIRST GAME-- Friday, August 16 at 6.45 p.m. SECOND GAME-- Monday, August 19 at 6.45 p.m. If a third game is necessary, you will be notified. SEAGRAVE ANGLES vs, 5.3 PORT PERRY I.G.A. Squirts Miss Trophy by One Run The Port Perry Legion Squirts made their second annual trip to the Pres- ton Squirt Tournament on Monday, Aug. 6th and once again the name of Port Perry well displayed. The boys Nure Bus thanks to the good parénts and fans and arrived in Preston short- ly after 9 a.m. The first game the Squirts lost a tough 12 to 11 game to the Hespler Legion boys and the winning run was scored in the bottom of the seventh inning. The local boys looked a little nervous in this game and didn't seem to get rolling. left Port at 6.30 on a Chartered 5 ie year 10 to 9. Laurie Williams pitched this game and at times his mates didn't give him much help. Ken Nightingale was the best man at the plate with three hits and one walk. This loss put the Legion boys into the consolation round and they turned on Preston for a 17 to 16 win. This game at times looked like a runaway for Port but the Preston boys fought back right to 'the last inning. Laurie Williams started this game also but Dan McCartney took over in the fourth inning, with Williams com- ing back in the seventh. At the bat Williams led the way with five hits in five trys, Brian Mec- Any job? or a CAREER IN BUSINESS. 333s YOUNG PEOPLE Whats ahead for you -"- Back to High School? - A CAREER with a rich rewarding future! § Ina surprisingly short time you can prepare yourself for OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE on Tuesday, September 3 1963. Eight Career-designed courses from which to choose. § FREE LITERATURE - Act Now - Get The Facts. Place- ment Service for Graduates. Seventy-five placed last: year. Registrations now being accepted | OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE | 10 SIMCOE STREET NORTH ~ DIAL 725-3375 rosso ns - A job? A NEW TERM starts at the Enrolment is limited OSHAWA, ONTARIO OOP OER NI I I ERI Oteettionieeel S80 000000080004 13 | Lean had three. The third game was the Consolation final and after seven innings of real fine softball the Willowdale Squirts were the winners for the second Last year these same two teams met here at Port Perry to play for this trophy and Willowdale won that game by an 11 to 8 score. The winning run was scored in the bottom of the seventh inning after both clubs had taken a small lead and then lost it. Rick Evans started on the mound for Port Perry but ran into trouble in the third inning and was relieved by Laurie Williams. These boys gave up a total of 12 hits, the same number the Port batters picked up. At bat Ted Hall, Rick Short and Dave Bour- geois led the way but all the boys were hitting well in this game. The Championship trophy was won again this year by the Galt Legion. These teams may well be here on Sept. 7 when the Ont. Squirt Cham- pionship is played. Four Zone winners will be on hand this day, one will be Zone 4 which includes Cobourg, Oshawa, Stouffville and Port Perry. The Squirt play- offs open here at Port Perry on Sat. at 3 p.m. against Stouffville so if the Legion Squirts want to take part on Sept. 7, they have to start winning each playoff game as they come. They proved at Preston they can do it, now it's up to the boys. LIVE BETTER Electrically .... with an..ELECTRIC WATER | HEATER £ iy | UVe SITTER ALS "cpr | eV, -- $3333 LLL RRR ILL 113182 = ane AISI At Your CARLOAD Food Market, Prince Albert KRAFT CANADIAN SLICES 2 Y21b. pkgs. C : CHEESE 18 off FAB Pg. PUSS-N-BOOTS AT FOOD 15 t1 0zZ' ns CHASE & SANBORNE COFFEE - Ih. Pky. 59¢ SPECIAL PEPSODEN TOOTH - PASTE Giant ~~ Tube FREE DRAW on five dollars worth of . Groceries With a $6.00 Order or mere FREE DELIVERY Phone 985-2492 STORE HOURS Daily' 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday 8:30 to 1:00 p.m. FRESH Grade A CHICKENS ... This Weeks Meat Features 2-3 0) average Weight TR de MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS ..... 51° FRESH LEAN SPARE RIBS 5°" LI I IE IN JR I) Mild Cure Sweet Pickled End Cut Center Cuts Pleces or Sliced 5° b BURNS BOLOGNA BACK BACON 65° End Cut Center Cut Pieces Pieces or Sliced A NENNRNNEERNNNR ANNAN SNNENANNRNANANNE Prices Effective THIS WEEK-END 'WED, - SAT., AUGUST 14 - 17 Cairn Come and Have Fun at the MIKE STARR MATT DYMOND PICNIC SWISS CHALET PARK (FORMERLY GREENWOOD PARK) #7 Highway 5 Miles West of Brooklin SATURDAY AUG. 17 2 pm. (If Rain Plan for August 24) ~ Games, Races Rides, Horseshoes Entertainment " Prizes for YOUNG and OLD a Free Ice Cream, Pop, Coffee and Tea BRING YOUR OWN PICNIC BASKET Meet Your 'Local Members and Many Other Celebrities COVERED STANDS IN CASE OF SHOWERS (Postpone until August 24 In Event of Rain) COME ONE COME ALL ® at Everybody Welcome Etre eC TST ----- ------------ Hope's I.G.A. Pee Fine Showing at On Sat, Aug. 3, the Hope's Pee Wees of Port Perry took part in the North York Pee Wee Softball Tour- nament and they came up with an- other fine display. In the opening game they met the Willowdale team, which from the re- ports on hand were figured to be around come the day's finals. After seven innings of softball the Willow- dale boys were on the short end of an 11 to 1 Rick Beare went all the way for Hope's giving up only a few hits and receiving good sup- port from his team mates. Herb Burnett played a steady game in the outfield to keep the Willowdale bat. ters under control, The Hope's team shared the hits at bat with nearly all the boys coming through when needed The second game turned out to be a bad break for Don Cochrane's boys as they met the High Flying Scarboro Club and they went down to defeat 6 to 0. Reg. Manns pitched this game and although he had some bad moments he could not be faulted for the loss. The Secarboro team have a great young pitcher and he gave up but three hits, two by Reg Manns and one by Gary Hunter. This young fel- low pitched his club to the Champ- Minor Softhall PEE WEE Minor House league Play-Off Port Yellows--8 Greenbank--7 This was a real close and exciting game, at the end of <ix innings it was tied 3 to 8. Then Greenbank scored 4 runs in their part of the seventh. But the Yellows did not give up. They went and scored 4 runs to tie the game, In the eighth Yellows retired Green- bank in order. Then went on to score the winning run in the last of the eigth. Both pitchers, Reg. Foster and Reg. Manns did a very good job. Some of the Fielding made it exciting. NEXT GAME -- At Greenbank on Wed, Aug. 18th, 6.456 p.m. This series is 3 out of 6. eore, THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16th, 19688 Wees Make | ing in the year 1964. Tournament Woodstock Tourna- pitches all his teams fonship in the ment and he games, In losing, the lecal hoy still played fine ball and hud a fine day in North York. Don Cochrane did a fine job with | these boys again, along with Gerry Hunter who helped out in the ab. sence of Don Gray who was called out | of town; and Joe Fowler who was confined to hospital. Joe is out and looks good so he will have his boys in good shape to open th 0.AS.A.| playoffs here on Friday Night 6.30 | at the ball park. This young team has made a fine name for their sponsor and them. selves and we look for these boys to be a real contender in the Ont. play' offs. Scugog Twp. Council The regular meeting of the Scugoyg Township Council was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday 6th day of August, 1963 at 8 p.m. Reeve Anson Gerrow and Council- lors V. Aldred, C. B. Hoult, C. Carter and Jos. Dowson were present. Minutes of the last meeting were | read and adopted on motion. | | I. County of Ontario enclosing a | CORRESPONDENCE [tors TL EEE EE sR ass sI Raa 88ss Late nnssssssssstasssssssses 133833328833 338L81 copy of by-law No. 2220 of the Corp- oration of the County of Ontario re equalization for the purpose of rat- 2. Department of highways. that the Supplementary By-Law No. 1215 $3,000.00 for construction has been approved by the Minister. 3. Dept. of Highways, Re subsidy Storm Sewer Construction and maintenance. Filed. 4 Dept of Highways: Re inspec- tion of Bituminous Pressure Distribu- Filed 6. Ros: G. Baker, Constr. Safety Insp. ve burned out building that as no construction is involved the Con- struction Safety Act does not apply. DELEGATION Ma Councik re on P. Goreski appeared before the the survey of Lakeside Beach area, showing that the road by the booth was not put in according to plan. Further study and survey to be made before the matter can be definitely settled. PAYLIST- It was moved that the following accounts be approved and that the treasurer be instructed to pay the same: Roads... ..... 3,462.27 General ................... 817.82 Total cree. $4,280.09 MOTION -- That a permit be ob- tained before constructing any farm building, ulso that the clerk prepare a By-Law for the same at the next regular meeting, Motion_to adjourn was made and that the next meeting be on Septen- ber ded, 1963 or at the call of the reeve. reseess tescccncsssrone) } PRINCE 2x2--Dec. 26/68 ALBERT DON SKINNER PLUMBING - Oil Burner Service HYDRO WATER HEATERS INSTALLED, HEATING Phone 985-2142 112222222 22822232 EE EE EO EE ATT eter eri Venetian Blinds steel - plastic tap $6.95 each 'WALLPAPER New 1964 patterns ' in stock Room lots Wallpaper Men's Summer Oxfords V2 price Sale Leather Assortment $4.95 pr. Men's Sport Shirts ~ short sleeves Discount - S100 on each shirt e Ey . 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