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RAID Ag A% RN LEH ER AR PE iY ICY ? SAREE ALK Y URN ENE NS RA TEN AEE UAT PAY ABLE, LE ON CV hat UT A ok as 4 as Pall BUR E Rh Ee eh SEY Ey ek ALL Gla HE A Yin ei = HLS SS GF 2) SL Sed AFAR 2 ALIS 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 28, 1980 - J % u 2 Danny Millar * @ | Eleven teams wi compete or nonours | by Danny Millar intentions along with hosting would be 32 teams, which is Will go towards expenses for semis, won the award by maker will be playing. According to Tournament Port Perry. virtually impossible. the team travelling to the default. They were kayeod In conclusion, Mr, Venning Chairman Wayne Venning, Mr. Venning says he thinks If there are more than 16 East Coast. The winning early in the 1979 meet here. says that everything is 11 teams have entered the there will be at least 16 teams entered then two Squad must declare its Last year, of course, Port running smoothly so far. He OASA Elimination tourna- teams coming. He calledita possibilities will be consid- intentions on whether or not Perry had no midget team says there is "a lot of work 4 ment to be held in Port Perry "minor problem" if there ered; a Thursday nightstart, to play the night of the final. but that has changed this involved", and that July 4-6, with a representa- was to be more than that or playing on an out of town If the winning entry cannot year. The team, coached by committees are being tive going to the National number present. It becomes diamond, probably Nestleton £0 then the farthest advanc- Kevin Walker and Bill Wana- formed. championships in Prince a problem of mathematics. or Uxbridge. hg loam that is ig Ay . Edward Island. As well as having to make "This is probably the make the excursion will go. d f Mr. Venning says he was extra diamond arrange- biggest sporting event for ~~ Mr. Venning stated that he P eeWees r op ir st game 2-1 expecting more teams this ments, a total of more than Port Perry," said Mr. expects Napanee to be the # week, with the entry dead- 16 teams would eliminate the Venning. The tourney willbe team to beat. They were by Danny Millar scored two outs later on a hit ® y oi line of May 31 rapidly possibility of a perfectly sponsored by Vachon and all-Ontariochamps last year ~~ The Port Perry PeeWee by Fred Cockerton. 15 approaching. So far Sarnia, round draw. Therefore, one Rawlings, which supplies all and finished third place in softball team was nipped 2-1 _Pickering's pitcher, Kevin AS Jordan, Niagara Falls, team entering the finals the balls used in Major the ill-fated midget tourna- in eight innings in its first Dupont, was the major a Grimsby, Agincourt, Napa- would probably end up play- League Baseball, will be ment in Port Perry two league game on Monday, factor in the win. He struck AS nee, Willowdale, Campbell- ing more than the other, and supplying the spheres here. years ago. That was the May 19 in Pickering. out 19 batters while stopping ol ford, Binbrook, and Mine- consequently would be more Two-thirds of the $75 entry year two Metro Toronto Port Perry forced the the visitors on one hit. He fe sing have declared their tired. The next perfect draw fee that each team sends in teams were disqualified in extra inning when centre retired the side on strikes ino, RE * the final game and Napanee, fielder Paul Robinson led off each of the first five frames. i ----_ which had been beaten in the the seventh with a walk and (Turn to page 15) oe pm------ i So i Fo <¢ A or 34 i 5 ) . r 'N i * ¢ MBA AcE MRET A ya. R. 3 The Blackstock Minor Hockey Association held their awards banquet at a the Rec Centre last Tuesday night and each of the participants in the Winni . : ees . winters activities walked away with a trophy. Winner of the 4,5 and 6 year inning team in the 7 and 8 year old division was this team sponsored by old group was the Thompson's Village Market team and included: [back Beacock's Hardware. Team members are: [back left] Chris Smith, Jeffery left] Ritchie Stapleton, Steven Staniland, Dougie Munroe, Kyle Russel. Doddame, Joey Muzik, and Scott Simmons. [Front left] Kevin Gibson, [Front left] 8ean McEnaney and Joel Schryburt. hd wers and Adam Cummings. . y | 1 1) ' K a A team sponsored by Dowson's Red and White took thé honours in the 9 In the senior division, with players 12 and 13 years of age, Marlow Feed and 10 year old division and included: [Back left] Michael Stanley, Jason Service emerged victorious. They are, [Back left] Bob Hoogeveen, Jay Kyte, Trevor Oke, Chris DeLong and James Bouillon. [Front left] Kevin VanCamp, Robert Akkerman, Jeff Grove, Duane Stanley, Chriss Rooney. Schnaval, John Delong and Rodney Buller. [Front left] Shawn Elliott. Paul Riouval and Shawn Courrier. ~