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Port Perry High School and G. L. Roberts High School of Oshawa faced each other on the soccer field last Tuesday in both junior and senior action. juniors tied 1-1, and G.L. Roberts edged ahead 3-2 in the senior match. Here, a player tried a little fancy footwork, in the junior game. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Standings: © Weeds.....oooeiiieeeinennnnn, 21 Butterflies .................... 20 Snowmobiles................. 19 Bells ..ooooeiiiiie 18 Rosebuds ...................... 17 Lumber Jacks .............. 17 Wooden Shoes.............. 14 Cactus ........coevveeevennnnnnn. 12 Snowballs ..................... 11 Candles.............ccevveeenen. 11 Shamrocks ..........cccuueenens 6 Dandy Lions .................. 0 High Single: Anne Meester 255 High Triple: Nancy Robinson 637 Singles, 200 & Over: _ D. Goreski 203, N. Robin- son 229, 221, E. Johnston 213, D.Stack 217; M. J. Till 229; F. Venning 204; R. Beare 232; J. Lee 200; A. Meester 255; L. Bourgeois 209; B. Collins 203; G. Ballard 246, 228; I. Pugh 208; K. Cole 213; S. Green- wood 228; M. Raby 220; A. Mulder 208. Triples, 600 & Over: G. Ballard 634; N. Robin- son 637. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Average: es Dianne Goreski fa High Single: p Dianne Goreski rl H.S.W.H.: Dianne Goreski 365 High Triple: Dianne Goreski 701 H.T.W.H.: Dianne Goreski 770 Over 200: Dianne Goreski 342, Doris Dargavel 229 231, Olly Arch- er 218, Dorothy Gibson 217, Jean Hadley 211, Joan Flem- ing 210, Joan Efford 208, Flip Dalby 203. TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE High Single: Jim Rider 296 H.S.W.H.: Denny Martyn 332 BOWLING -- High Triple: Ken Irvine 707 H.T.W.H,: John Bright 811 Triples Over 600: Kin Irvine 707, Jim Rider 706, Bryan Reader 705, John King 648, Jack Healey 643, Denny Martyn 619, Ron Red- man 610. Team Standings: Better Sports ............... .22 S.0.Bees........c.cnniiininn 17 Longhorns .................... 14 Aces ....... faivissrisneannnserard 11 Alley Cats ..................... 11 Spitfires ............cciveueniee 10 LADIES WEDNESDAY. NIGHT BOWLING High Single: J. Wilkin 249 H.S.W.H.: M. Donnelly 277 High Triple: J. Wilkin 602 H.T.W.H.: M. Donnelly 710 Over 600: J. Wilkin 602 Over 210: < J. Wilkin 249, B. Oke 246, M. Donnelly 238, L. Wilson 236, M. Hooey 231, V. Rider 222, P. Day 222, M. Jordon 212. Team Standings: Tuna ............cooouuan. 19 Shark .........cceeeeeennn.. 19 Barracudas .................. 18 Sardine .........0cc..u........ 17 Muskie ...........cocvveeenn.... 16 Mackeral ..................... 15 Mudcat ........................ 15 Shrimp ........cccoceveneen. 14 Salmon ......................... 13 Bas8 roan 11 THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Standings: Tudor Developments.....12 Port Perry 1.G.A. .........11 Dowson's Red & White .10 Legion Branch 419 ......... 9 Port Perry Star ............. 8 Edens ......c...ccovvevnnnnnnn, 7 Lake Scugog Lumber .....7 Emmersons Ins.............. 6 Ballard Lumber............. 5 The Merchants advance to finals Port Perry Merchant Mid- gets hosted Jordan in the third game of the 0.A.S.A. semi-finals this past Satur- day. The first inning was shaky for the Merchants, when Jordan's lead-off batter pop-up fly, over first base- man's head (Williams), end- ed by having Williams and "the right fielder, Wackett, collide. Both were very shook up for a moment, but remained in the game. The, Merchants pulled themselves together to save the inning as Elson had two strike-outs and Wackett receiving a fly to create third out. Inthe bottom of the second, the Merchants started it off Win first game of finals 7-1 against .On Sunday, October 5, the Merchants hosted Meaford in the first game of the All- Ontario Amateur Softball Championship Game in Mid- get "C" Class. Merchants charged off at the start with Elson's three- - run homer, scoring Wackett and Williams. ' Cochrane scored by Abra- ham, stroking a double in the 4th. Meaford scored their only run in the 6th, by connecting twice. Cochrane came back in the Meaford bottom of the 6th inning to make the score 5-1. McKee scored in the 7th, and Healey in the 8th. Meaford pitcher striking out 3, allowing 12 hits and 1 team error. Elson striking - out 17, allowing 2 hits, no team errors. ) Second game in Meaford, 'Ontario, Saturday, October 11th. There will be a bus leaving Port Perry for spec- tators at 10 a.m. For ar- rangements to go,/ contact 985-2857 or 985-2176. Thank you. : Le ---- with Elson banging a hard single to centre, followed with a base hit and Evans scoring Elson with a line drive to right field and scor- ing Wacket and himself on an over throw to third. Williams bounced a single in the third with Elson scor; ing him with a deep left hit, to make it 4 zip for the Mer- chants. Cochrane stole home inthe 8thon a pass, to make it a 5 zip lead. Then the Merchants got into trouble in the 9th but only allowed two runs and left the bases loaded. Jordan's pitcher struck out 17, allowing 5 hits and 9 team errors. Elson fanning 19, allowing 4 hits and one team error. z-,1 mo EVERYTHIN Cycle & Sport Unlimited PRE-INVENTORY \eZ en ~3 po 75% 0FF Su Zuk! + HONDA G IN STOCK DRASTICALLY REDUCED SEPT. 29th T0 OCT. 11th 4 n ¢ ™ aut sas A > "We estimated this job wrong. 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