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LSA bY) A ; Midget Ball sponsored by C of C event, Commerce championship plaque 'and pions and the runners-up. this year's event which will include teams from as far away as Kirkland Lake, the «Windsor area and Napanee, the tournament will draw many visitors to Port Perry. Many of the distant teams will be camping at Poplar * Park thanks to the co-opera- tion of Mr. Jim Baird. The championship finals will be played on Sunday evening at 7 p.m. with per- haps The Chamber of Com- merce President Mr. Cliff Crowell on hand to assist in the presentations. 20 -- PORT PERRY STA -- Wednesday, July 12, 1978 Tournament The 3rd Annual Midget Ball Tournament will be held this weekend and the local Chamber of Commerce have agreed to sponsor this year's Mr. Bob Young has noti- fied the Minor Softball Asso- ciation that the Chamber of are donating money to cover the tourna- ment expenses such as the the medallions for the cham- With the great response for - The original "JACK" & The Jesters featuring Rusty 'JACK' Sparks and his 4 Man Softball Team Rick Paychex (Shortstop) Les Barber (Catcher) with Softball Comedians Archie Hamm & Leroy Star - See him pitch between ' his legs, behind his ' back and from second base. OAKWOOD RECREATION CENTRE SUN., JULY 16th 2:00 p.m. Adults $2.00 Children $1.00 (Under 10 FREE) By: \ R Firefighters pitcher Dave Ballingall delivers. > 'x 2 Ap Sa oy RE x ONE At 3 YON eR x cole a x ON 'WAN Xt i x nN hig" A LR » ED ' ; ¥ CHUM's Jungle Jay gets set to hit [or miss]. Firemen win shootout with CHUM by Danny Millar The Port Perry firefight- ers jumped on CHUM radio's starting pitcher Rick Jones for five runs in the first inning'and followed up with an incredible nine run out- burst in the bottom of the seventh en route to a hard fought 20 to 16 victory Satur- day night at Joe Fowler Park. The CHUM team, who called themselved the "Ordi- nary Superstars", put up a valiant struggle and were led by shortstop Dave Mitchell who hit a two run homer in the second inning to the power alley in right center field. Mitchell also made several key plays defen- sively including catching a line drive, an infield pop fly and assisting on a double play. First baseman Johnny Major also connected for a. home run to right field in the fifth inning. The Firefighters pitcher Dave Ballingal got off to a rocky start by allowing four- teen runs over the first three innings, including a very shaky second when he sur- ALUMINUM SIDING PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED AT REASONABLE PRICES OPPERS BROS. « HOME IMPROVEMENTS rendered seven runs. How- ever he settled down after that and gave up only two more runs on Major's solo shot in the fifth and the final run in the top of the ninth. It is to Ballingal's credit that he endured the full nine innings to gain the win as he was the victim of numerous errors by his infield on balls which should have been easy outs. "Rick Jones also went the distance for the '""'Ordi- nary Superstars" and sub- sequently took the loss. The match included seve- ral comical interludes, the majority of which were sup- plied by CHUM's 6 foot, 4 inch, Sports Director Brian Henderson. Henderson's antics included lengthy edu- cational sessions with the umpire, stopping the ball over home plate with his hand then claiming he was hit and should be allowed to walk to first base, and bowl- ing over Port Perry's second baseman on a stolen base - after a walk! Because the ball game was a charity affair for Muscular Distrophy, two large fire- 'Nestleton, Ontario We also carry: ALUMINUM EAVESTROUGH STORM WINDOWS & DOORS KOOLVENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS "FOR A FREE ESTIMATE PLEASE CAL: 985.8318 or 986-5673 PES men's boots were passed around with all donations gratefully accepted. In a brief post game cere- mony Fire Chief Jack Cook' presented a dated plaque to the CHUM "'Ordinary Super- stars' on behalf of Hall 1 Scugog Township Fire De- partment. Jay Nelson ac- cepted the plaque and thank- ed the Fire Fighters and the fans for their donations and participation. Jay's re- marks capped off an enjoy- able evening of entertain- ment and everyone went home thoroughly delighted. 2025252525252525252526¢ TaTaT. CCC, 5052525853552 e SWIMMING POOL (Lifeguard on Duty) ® PICNIC TABLES Suitable for Family Outings, Picnics © WASHROOM FACILITIES With Hot & Cold Showers e SCENIC TREED AREA "e SNACK BAR o RESTAURANT Cedar Stone | Park HWY. 7 & 12 - 1 Mile North of Greenbank | NOWOPEN | fl For your summer enjoyment! |§