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CRIT : te oY oy 2. Pee Wee: 2. se AY Li higisTer & RAL SIP LIFALSS pe RR PARTE nd FR LINES BS RITE-N | wy Team carton Barry Willerfon of the Port Perry G Golden 'Eagles gets set to drill shot at net while two Uxbridge defenders move in. The Eagles went on to win Iu i Slo the game and the cup in a tight two-one squeaker at St.John's field in Uxbridge, Saturday. ES a ab '3 singles; $ * sL07, | IE yi ta NU AE. ' 4 ---- aid saddens dhs ed PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 30, 1978 -- 19° by Carol Wilbur On Friday, August 25th Port Perry Lions Club travelled to Uxbridge for the 1st game of the second round of 0.A.S.A. After being off for two weeks the boys came up flat on the bats and suffered a 10 to 1 defeat. Hitting for Port were Wilbur with 1 RBI and one single; Jeffery, Johnson, Fewer, Franssen each with 2 singles and Dickson with 1 single. Pitchers were Phil Robinson and Mark Jeffery. The next two games of this series go Monday, August 28 and Tuesday, August 29 (too late for publication). In the Bethany series the heavy hitters were T. Wilbur with 4 RBI's, 2 triples, 2 doubles, 3 singles; B. Dick- son with 2 RBI's, 1 triple and C. Lovering with 2 RBI's, 2 doubles and 3 singles; R. Franssen with 1 RBI, 1 home run and four singles; J. Butler with 1 RBI, 1 home run and one single; M. Jeffery with 1 RBI, and 2 singles. Also heavy hitters were: S. Sandison with 1 RBI and 2 singles, K. Tremblay with 1 RBI and one single, S. Fewer i] Lions drop first game to Uxbridge with 3 singles, P. Christie with 3 singles, P. Johnson with 3 singles, P. VanCamp with one single. Come out and support our bantams. Local youngsters winchampionship by Danny Millar For the second consecu- tive year the Port Perry Baptist Church's youth group won the Softball Championship of the district churches. In the final game, origin- ally scheduled for August 15th but rain delayed one week to the 22nd, Port Perry defeated the Fenelon Falls Baptists 7 to 3. The game was held at OPS Public School in Lindsay, the ap- proximate midway point for each team. Kim Kiezebrink(11-2) who Soccer League Action Pontypool ready for (semi-final) Port Perry Maroons played Ux- bridge Green last Monday in a very tight game ending 1 to 1. Ports Robert Huggins scored the one and only goal for Port. Game went into two five minute overtimes but still no score and due to darkness .game was called off to be replayed Thursday. Results of the game Thurs- day was 2 to 0 for Uxbridge. Well congratulations, Port Maroons on winning the league. Epsom Boys beat the Utica General Store Bluebirds 7 to 0 last Monday in their semi- final game. So Epsom and Uxbridge will battle it out for the cup. Mosquito: Stedmans Red Devils will play Uxbridge Dominion Auto for the cup. Atom: On Wednesday the Port Cleaner Phantoms played their semi-final game against Port Perry Golden Eagles and what a game it was. Both teams were flying high and out to win. The eagles had several chances . at shots on goal, but with the Phantoms strong defence and great anticipation from their goal keeper Bradley Puckrin they held the Eagles out. Score at the end of the game was 0 to 0. The game went into two five minute end overtimes. During the first five minutes Eagle Andy Systma scored a goal on a beautiful high shot, the only way to get it 'past Bradley. Then in the second five minutes of play right winger Eagle Scott West just took off with the ball from centre field, carrying it down the wing, then cutting across behind the defence. He put a great shot on goal ending the game 2 to 0 for the Golden Eagles. Well done boys. We'll see you at cup play against Uxbridge Peck Bros. Shell "Pistons'. Squirts: (semi-final) Irvine Construction Orange Bom-- bers played Williamson Motor Sales 'Red Barons' last Thursday. The rain didn't deter a moment of play as the boys were in high Lumbermen from OASA by Deb Ireland On Thursday, August 17th Port Perry and Claremont met for their first game of a best of three 0.A.S.A (2nd round) play-off series. Claremont went home the victor as they downed Port's Midgets 14 to 3. Claremont's pitching won the game with 20 strike-outs. Hitting for Port were: Doupe with a single, Dickson with a walk and single, Franssen with a PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION At the Old Arena SEPTEMBER 8th -6 p.m. to 9 p.m. SEPTEMBER 9th - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. SEPTEMBER 10th - 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. FEES: One Child - $50.00 Two Children - $90.00 Family - $125.00 THE ABOVE FEES WILL INCREASE $5.00 PER CHILD FOR REGISTRATION MADE AFTER SEPTEMBER 10th, 1978. spirits and ready to play soccer. During the first half of play Bomber David Irvine scored 2 goals with assists from Dana Forder and David Schwan. The Red Barons then scored a goal making it 2 to 1. In the second half of play Uxbridge came on strong scoring 2 goals ina row. Then Bomber Chris Watson had a break- away and tied up the game 3 to 3. This game then went into 2 five minute end over- times but there was no score. Both teams had 5 shots on goal. Uxbridge scored 2 and Port Orange Bombers scored 3 giving them a well earned win. Congratulations boys. See you at cup day. eliminated play-offs triple, Pinkowski with a single, Cleveland with a base on an error, Wallace with a single and Oxley with a double. The following Monday evening the Lumbermen ventured to Claremont. Claremont's pitching staff was still in high gear and gave Port 13 strike outs. Hits were few and far between. They were Ireland with a walk and a base on an error, Dickson with a walk and a home run, and Franssen with 2 singles. The score was 2 to 0 in Port's favour until the bottom of the eighth when 3 Claremont runs were brought in. Port couldn't catch up. Final score was 3 to 2 for Claremont. Double winners Continued Diane and Doris had to over- come the stiff challenge from the team of Virginia Burt and Suzie Bigglestone their daughters. That match needed a tie breaker game to settle the outcome. The Mary-Jean Elliott - Winnie Tobin duo outclassed Bonnie Solomon and Brenda Bowmans as they won the Womens Consolation 6-1,6-0. Bowmans and Solomon were defeated in a half an hour. Scugog Softball final The results of the Lake Scugog Softball Association Play-off is as follows: In the first round Nestleton at Pontypool, Pontypool won 5 to 2:-Pontypool at Nestle- ton, Pontypool won 1 to 0; Pontypool takes series 2 to 0. In the second round Port at Bell Canada, Port won 9 to 0, Bell Canada at Port Perry, Port Perry wins the series 2 to 0. In the third round Scugog Island at Yelverton, Yelver- ton wins 10 to 0, Yelverton at Scugog Island, Yelverton wins 11 to 1; Yelverton wins the series 2 to 0. In the semi-finals Ponty- pool receives bye this round. Yelverton at Port Perry, Yelverton wins 8 to 4; Port Perry at Yelverton, Port Perry wins 1 to 0. Best of three series tied at 1 to 1. Final game in the Port Perry - Yelverton series to go Wednesday, August 30th, in Port Perry, at 8:30 p.m. Winner of semi-finals to meet Pontypool in the finals. First game to be played Thursday, August 31st, at 8:30 p.m. in Pontypool. was the only- pitcher used in the entire season for Pont Perry was the winning pitcher. Fenelon's Francis Rea using a double wind-up delivery was the losing pitcher. Port Perry entered the final with a won-loss record of 10 to 2. Offensively they were led by captain Rob Michel who led the team in Batting Average and Home Runs and speedy outfielder Paul Jones who led in the stolen bases category. Port's team was com- prized of seven boys and six girls ranging in age from thirteen to nineteen. ~ This season which began in early July, marked the third year that Port Perry has fielded a team in the league. They have won the cham- pionship in the last two years. Not a bad winning percentage. FENCE & PATIO CENTRE EO (A 3 anosind Sk * Commercial & Residential * Farm Gates & Fence * T-Bar * Barb Wire * Installations & Repairs Taunton E. 4 Mile E. of Ritson Rd. 125-1721 BUY'EMOR TRADE"EM! Also check out our selection of Records. OPENING SEPTEMBER 5th Open: Tues., Thurs. & Sat. - COME IN AND BROWSE! We buy books. . . . AN 175 Perry Street - Port Parry "985-8645 175 Perry Street - Port Pony 985-8645 WE SELL USED PAPERBACKS HUNDREDS OF BOOKS TO CHOOSE FROM! Vast selection of Harlequins, Mysteries, Westerns, Non Fiction, Science Fiction, War Stories, etc... ALL BOOKS HALF OF ORIGINAL PRICE! 10a.m.to 6 p.m. RR ED 3 BN VASE a era a rs Pi ~ ~~ MEAL re oe va ay ar. 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