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xy, x ot 34 od Vis : Fa WIRES 0 Defeat Markham 12-3 drop game to Stouffville On Monday, May 30th, the Port Perry Grant Menzie Volvo Pee Wee's played Markham. Port played a good game led by the. superior pitching of Phil Robertson who struck out ten batters and only gave up three hits and one walk. O'Callaghan was the starting pitcher for Mark- ham, he pitched the first two innings, was relieved and came back in the fifth "to finish the game. (He received the loss). Home runs by Fewer and Blayone in the second inn- ing were complemented by fine offense and defense by Port for the rest of the game. The score was Port 12, Markham 3. In Stouffville, June 2nd, the fourth inning proved disastrous for Port as they gave away an 8 to 1 lead. Stouffville scored 8 runs that inning on. numerous errors by Port. was the starting pitcher for 'Port but was relieved by Robertson after 4 and two- thirds innings. was a factor to all players in the game as Port lost 10 to 9. Blayone had one hit as did Fewer, Christie and Horton. Both Blayone and Fewer had two outstanding games. Port Perry will host Games Tournament It was announced on Sun- day that the Ontario Booster night and parade Sat., June 18 The Port Perry Minor Softball Association will hold a booster. night and parade on Saturday, June 18. A parade is planned to march all the young ball players from the high school to the lakefront park, starting at 6:15 p.m. At the park, minor games will be played and one men's game. Officials will open minor softball week and atten- dance prizes will be drawn. Keep this date in mind and follow your girl or boy to the ball park on Saturday June 18. CONTINUOUS. FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383. INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 9% FOR 5 YEARS "9Vs Percent if Interest is paid annually. -- INTEREST -- is payable half yearly or may. be left to compound x MEURAN LIMITED 193 Queen St. Port Perry several Summer Games Elimina- tion Tournament will - be held in Port Perry again this year. Jack Cook had been contacted by the Summer Games committee and pre- sented the offer to the local Minor Softball Association who were most eager to host this tournament. Last year this tournament drew large crowds as the softball was most entertain- ing. Port Perry won out over strong clubs from Peterborough and Oshawa to go on to the Summer Games in Ottawa where they won silver medals. Mac Millan will act as "Tournament Chairman with Jack Cook and Garry Venn- ing as directors. Keep the dates of July 15-16-17 in mind for a great weekend of Softball. Pre-Anniversary Sale Continues USED CARS 1977 AMCGREMLIN COUPE LLP783 é cylinder, automatic, power steering, low mileage. 1974 PLYMOUTH SATALITE Cu Sedan, V8, automatic, radio, equipped. 1973 MONTE CARLO 2 door hardtop. Local one owner. Fully equipped. 1973 0LDSMOBILE OMEGA } Coupe, V8 automatic, power equipped. One owner. 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Christie - The cold -! PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 8, 1977 -- 19 il HE Trophies presented to top athletes School. banquet. . ". Ron Goris and Suzie Bigglestone with guest speaker Rev. Bob Rumble after receiving their awards as top male and female athletes at Port Perry High The awards were made June 1st at the annual Athletic Association H.S. athletes receive trophies Ron Goris and Suzie Bigglestone have been sel- ected as Port Perry High "School's outstanding athlet- es for 1976-77. They receiv- ed their awards at the annual Athletic Association banquet held June 1 at the high school. . As outstanding male athlete Ron. Goris received the Aldred Trophy and an accompanying $50 scholar- ship. Most Valuable Player awards in several school sports were also made. Coaches of the various sports outlined their respec- tive teams' achievements during the past year, and a highlight of the evening was the standing ovation tribute paid to the girls curling team that captured the all- - Ontario finals in Barrie last winter. y Rev. Bob- Rumble, a former professional football player who has become well known for his work with the' deaf and handicapped was guest speaker at the banquet. His topic was on being "wise or otherwise," and he stressed to the students that the choice was entirely up to them. Rev. Rumble told the audience that athletics can open many doors, as it has for him. He suggested that winning in athletics is some- thing worth striving for when it is straight, clean and good. And he paid tribute to the athlete who makes up for lack of natural talent and ability by working hard and giving everything he or she has. Most Valuable Player awards were presented to the following students: Girls basketball: Kim Owen. Wrestling: Stephen Rensink. Boys basketball: John Zoet. Soccer: Robert Greiner. Girls gymnastics: Kim Evans. Girls track and field: Suzie Biggle- stone. Boys track and field: Ron Goris. Intramural hockey: Keith Barr. Boys volleyball: Paul Beare. Girls volleyball: Yurko. 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