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30 ae Nn = a SEAT Roa a mA HARA ahi ~ (Good Friday). Screwdriver ................ . 33 Pink Lady SHBEOT io penser esns Manhatten oo 29 Gin Fizz Hot Toddy ......cccooovviiinnne 24 Side Car coe 24 - Tom Collins ........c.coo 24 IIS OE iceman isnnreases 22 -- SREITY oceans 21 Martini o.oo 18 Zombie .......- TR . 13 i ae ALAN EAN 10 - PORT PERRY STAR. yas is AR 1: ARAN LROERE AR. OER AVL ROAST REVAL TOS whys EAAR LING 2 ~ Thursday, April 10, 1969 PORT PERRY *x STAR * Port Perry Win Consolation Trophy In Tyke Tournament Held Here There was a very exciting day in Our Town last Friday] It was the] Tyke Tournament at th Arena. These are boys 8 year old and under. It started out with Port Perry playing Oshawa. Ports boys went down to defeat at their hands 4-0. I don't think we were awake in this one. In the second game Brooklin played Newcastle. Newcastle went down to defeat by the tune of 7-1. Ops Twp. came on strong in the third round to defeat Beaverton 3-1. In the fourth round the Cedar last whistle. In the Consolation Play- Off for the Emmerson' Insur- ance Agency cup the Port Perry boys came out with the same determination of their 2nd game and took Beaverton by the score of 3-1. Bill Owen was a 2 goal man, while Tim Kane scored the3rd goal. Basil McRae had the line tally for Beaverton. = - In the Championship game, Cedar Hill put up a strong game to take Oshawa 8-3. Marty Weeks and Scott Wagner each scored 3 goals with Bobby Quaile getting the other 2. For Oshawa it was Randy Galas, Garry McCullough, and Terry Gallagher for their goals. I .would at this time give a special thank you to George Lee who was the chairman of this tournament to his wife who organized the ladies to feed the boys, to all the men who acted as hosts, the Ref- rees and timekeeper and door- man, and others who worked behind the scenes. Also to Marion and Carl Luke who have been" ' great in their assistance' given to us the PPMH.A, Siling the . past Hill Boys (Scarborough) took the Oshawa Rangers by the score of 3-0. In the second round (loser play loser) and (winners play winners) the Port boys came out with determination not to be eliminated, to send Newcastle home by the score of 6-2. Peter Lane was the big gun in this game for Port, as he put in 3 goals, with Mark Lee, Scott Wilbur and Bill Owen scoring the other 3. In the next set Oshawa sent Brooklin home by the score of 5-3. The next game went into overtime to get a winner, but Beaverton put out the Oshawa Rangers by a score of 4-3. Basil McRae was the big gun for Beaverton as he scored their 4 goals. Ops Twp. went down to a bad defeat, as Cedar Hill came on strong to defeat them 14-4, but it must be said at this time that the boys from Ops Twp. never gave up and played a splendid game right to the Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Local The Ontario Amateur Soft- ball Convention will be held Friday - Saturday and Sun- day in Sudbury. A delega- tion from Port Perry will be on hand to vote on the pro- posed ammendments and election of Officers. The ammendments which will cause the most discus- sion are: (1) Changing the pitching distance, Juvenile and up to 46 ft. from the present 43 ft; (2) Changing Midget Pitching distance to 43 ft. from 40 ft. 8%"; (3) Eliminating the Squirt Tour- nament and playing rounds as in other series; (4) Batters helmets must be worn in Squirt through Midget series; (5) Eliminate the use of neu- tral' diamonds for a third game within a Zone; 6) A major word changing' 'of the pitching rule which will be sure to cause a lengthy; dis- cussion. Max Scheff of Willowdale will be opposed by two other men for the President's posi- tion. Vin Walker of Port Perry has been nominated for 3rd Delegates Attend Softhall Convention season, Will 1 cutive. Among the delegates who will "attend are Mr. & Mrs. R. Doupe, Mr. and Mrs. G. Evans, -Mr. and Mrs. W. Venning, Mr. and Mrs. Donn Gray, Mr. and Mrs. V. Walk- er, Bill Harper and John Pearce. Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Mambo .............. 26 Charleston ................. 26 Polka ............. Rhumba .... Frug Square ... H. Single--B. Oke 287 H. Triple--V. Rider 733 Singles 210 & Over-- B. Oke--287, 233; B. Doupe --280; W. McLaughlin--279; L. Bertrand -- 273; J. Jack: man--273; V. Rider -- 271, 235, 227; M. Hawes--256; L. Ptolemy--253, 214; M. Cook --252, 234, 229; H. Heard-- 248; 215; E. Bailey--233, 214; B. Collins--231; C. Wariner --230; M. Graham--229; L Doupe--229; T. Lake -- 227; J. Mahaffy--226, 223; C. Wil- son--223; R. McGregor--219; L. Wilson--218; D. Taylor-- 217; B.-Ballingall -- 216; S. Brignall--214, 211; R. Moore --212; P. Rowe -- 212; M. Geer--211. Over 600 Triples-- V. Rider--1733; M. Cook-- 715; B. Oke--699; H. Heard Jackman--622; J. Mahaffy-- 622; L. Ptolemy -- 607; J. Chandler--603. Master Dwayne Freeman was on hand Saturday to present his father's trophy to the captain of Cedar Hill team, Bob Quaile, whose team won top honours at the Tyke Tourn- ament held her on Saturday. Photo -- A. Roach --~664; E. Bailey -- 632; J. PORT PERRY ROD & GUN The regular monthly meet- ing of the Port Perry Rod & Gun Club, was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Huston, on Tuesday; April 1st. q The general consensus of opinion of 'those attending the Sportsman's Show, was despite the miserable weath- er, the trip was well worth it. The Club was very pleas- ed with the turnout this year, there were only two vacant seats. We are having an excel- lent turn out of Junior Shooters, but I'm afraid the attendance of the Seniors leaves a great deal to be de- sired. Come on Seniors lets are Tuesday and Thursday nights at -the High School. The Club is endeavoring to re-activate the Fishing part of the Club, 'and new members are cordially' in- vited. That's all for now and the next meeting will be on Tuesday, April 29th. Joanne Huston BUY --- SELL L RT REAL (STATE L10-REALIOR 985-7373 Yice President and also Exe- get going. Shooting nights BOWLING MEN"S. THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING April 3rd Playoffs Team Standings-- PLAYOFFS PP. 1.G.A.--3483 Don's Raiders--3325 Nachur Boys--3307 Dowson's R. & W.--3039 Beare Chevs--3037 Middleton's Meats--3032 CONSOLATION Stars--3307 Causeway Kids--3270 Ballard's Lumber--3259 Eden's L. Strikes--3154 Can, Tire--3058 Majcher Pontiacs--2684 High Triple-- B. Owen--837 High Triple W.H.-- H. DeShane--766 High Single-- 'K. Catherwood--329 High Single WH.-- H. DéShane--334 - Scores 625,& Over-- B. Owen--837; K. Cather- wood--3817; J. Parker--780; V. Walker -- 736; J. Owen-- 719; H. DeShane -- 718; D McMillan--716; N. Wanamak- er--699; J. Dowson--699; F. Hastings--699; T. Chandler-- 677; C. Watts--8673; M. But- son--652; - A. Ashton -- 644; Dave Durham--643; A. Reid --~640; D. Butt--635; T. Eden --629. Ladies Curling : TUESDAY NIGHT BUSINESS GIRLS CURLING J. Cranfield--9 M. MacMaster--8 G. Thompson--15 E. Doyle--4 V. Gibson--11 "D. Dargavel--T7 W. Hamilton--15 J. Kyte--3 Spf High Single -- Phylis Ellicott 280 High Triple -- Phylis Ellicott 674 Singles 200 and over-- P. Ellicott 290, 202; M. L. Dowson 277, A. Evans 258, 218; J. Middleton 255, 226, 210; M. M. 250, 219; A. Mul- der 245; A. Scriver 238; K. Imrie 235, 230, 203; J. Walk- er 226, 200; L. Campsall 226° D. Phinney 219, 214; D. Dav- ies 217; E. DeShane 217; D. Goreski 214;"L. Moore 214; Y. Gibson 213;°P, Fisher 213 J. Thompson 208; 'D. Wana. | maker 208, 206; C.' Watts 206 S." DeHaas: 206; L. 'Haugen 206; J. Bowman 205; D. Ste- | phens' 205; J," Scriver 204; C. Warren 203. Triples 600 and Over-- J. Middleton 691; P. Elli. cott 674; M. Moore 661; A. Scriver 628; N. Robinson 618 D. Phinney 618; M. L. Dow- son 608; J.. Walker 601; D. Port Perry's Tyke team were the consolation winners at the Tyke Tournament played in the arena here on Saturday. They are pictured °R. Parker; M.' Lee; S. Mcintyre; K. Walker; T. Kane; R. Hope; S. Wilbur. back row, Wanamaker 600. B. Owen; M, Hamilton; D. left: to right: B. Parker, coach; A. Waldinsperger; H. Jones; Chambers; F. Lee; L. Franssen; M. Healey; Absent when picture was taken J. Robertson. 'P. Lane; P. Chambers; J. Waldinsperger, Manager. Kneeling: S. Geer; Photo -- A. Roach