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y IS Si es a SORA N NE TAA) Re Me ALTA a Fen 34 TS We RED) 88 compete in Walleye Tournament PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 28, 1980 -- 15 Winners receive $860. for catch A total of 88 fishermen took to Lake Scugog over the weekend in the 1980 C.A.S.T. Walleye Tournament: The 44 two-member teams were competing for prize money and merchandise, and when the last pickerel had been weighed late Sun- day afternoon, the team of Phil Currell and Doug _ Stapleton was declared the winner. They picked up $860 fer their efforts. Mr. Stapleton is a resident of Blackstock, and he and his partner are both members of the Scarborough Fire Department. # Second prize and a cheque of $602 went to the Toronto team of Richard Beaver and Jurgis Ciskevicius, while Marion and Robert Curtis placed third and took home a cheque for $258 for their efforts. ) Each of the 44 teams put' up $50 in entry fees. Eight per cent of the total went in PeeWees (From page 12) John Miller got the first Pickering run in the home half 6f the fifth when he singled and was driven home on Greg Wilkenson's double. - Edgar Lueg got the winning tally in the eighth, one more - than the regulation number of innings. . Jeff Cockerton and Paul Goreski split the pitching chores for Port Perry. . Like several other members of the team, right- hander Cockerton was on last year's Squirt team in Port. He was the mainstay of the pitching staff. In 1979 there was no PeeWee team in Port Perry until the play- offs, where they bowed out to Campbellford in three games in the first round. This season they will play their regular season games in the York-Durham league. The PeeWees home games will usually be played on ® Monday nights at 6:30 P.M. at the new diamond. prize money, while the rest was used by the tournament organizers to cover expenses. Not only did the fishing teams face the challenge of finding and landing the elusive Lake Scugog pickerel there was an added incentive to keep the fish alive so they could be released back into the lake after weigh-in. The teams used the total weight of their 12 biggest fish over the two days, and for each fish released alive after weigh-in a bonus of two ounces per fish was added to their total weight. Brett Oosterman, Mike Patton impressive in Peterborough by Danny Millar ..Port Perry High School athletes had a tremendous day on the field but were less fortunate on the track as they sent 11 competitors to the Central Ontario Second- ary School Association (COSSA) track and field competition in Peterborough on Thursday, May 22. There were five athletes competing in seven different fields and four of them will advance to the Regional -meet on Saturday, May 31 at Trenton. Of those four, three came home with medals. Junior Brett Oosterman and Senior Mike Patton led the Rebels in their medal quest, each bringing home a silver. Oosterman finished second in the triple jump and Patton did the same in the high jump. Oosterman also competed in the long jump but didn't make the cut to the finals. In COSSA the top eight competitors go on to the final jump off. It will be the third straight year that Ooster- man will be going to the Eastern Regional meet. Last year in Brockville he was eliminated when he faulted in all three attempts. Patton got his silver I'm your local Alcan Authorized Dealer. Call me for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. MIKE ALLEN Alcan Building Products Author red De ster CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 The team of Currell and Stapleton brought in 21 pounds 10 ounces of fish for their winning effort. The second place team has 20 pounds, one ounce, while the third place finishers hooked a total of 19 pounds, 14 ounces. The larges pickerel of the tournament, a whopping eight pound one ounce beauty was brough in by Whitby angler Don Short. He nailed this Scugog giant while trolling with a surface lure just after dawn on Sunday morning. medallion on the strength of his 1.94 meter jump, equal- ling the height he made two weeks ago when he set the LOSSA record. Once again he was foiled in attempts to jump higher. In 1979 he came in 12th position in the all- Ontario meet in Toronto. Tim Hockley took part in two midget boys events, the discus and the javelin, finish- ing third in the former. Hockley has been the surprise of the Rebels this year. He had never before competed in a track and field 60 ladies at Summerlea by Linda Parry On Tuesday May 20 the Summerlea Ladies golfing league was out in full force. The league presently consists of 60 members who golf every Tuesday morning or evening at the Summerlea Golf Course. A hearty welcome is extended to all new members as well as the regulars. The results on this week's golfing was low gross score of 39 which was held by Joan Wilkin and Josie Wilson. Judy Severs scored the low net with a 21. ' N FENCE & PATIO CENTRE * Commercial & Residential * Farm Gates & Fence * T-Bar . Rarb Wire 125-1721 * * insisations & Repalrs Manchester Tranter Sales », County Rg LE Port t Perry A Goodwood | hid few HH ? - SEAL SEE Toronto Whitby - did not make it to the region- AT THE CORNER HWY. 12 & HWY. 7A This is the second year the walleye tournament has having good success with worm harness and minnows. Because of the bonus for keeping fish alive until LEZ pi weigh-in, most of the picker- el taken in the tournament There were a few fish in the four pound range and the eight pounder caught by Mr. were released back into Short. Lake Scugog. Spring Cleaning CARPETS i i i i H i 15%; ft fl Mt. y [| [| [| i | been held, but the first time around for Lake Scugog. Last year, it was held on Buckhorn Lake. Tournament organizer Brian Evoy of Toronto, said he was a little dissappointed that there were not more teams entered, but he indicated that Scugog will be the sight of the tournament next year. Most of the pickerel caught were in the one to three pound weight range, and competitors said they were Upholstery - Automobiles Deodorizing - Scotch Guarding Minimum Charge - $25.00 CARPET CARE 852-7322 640-2974 3 DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS 1 Year Annual 2 Year Annual 3 Year Annual 4 Year Annual 5 Year Annual RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ) competition. At LOSSA he came within two meters of setting the new record in the Discus event. Terri Henderson was one of two field competitors who als. She did not make the cut in the senior girls discus. By contrast, the track part of the team fared poorly. Lisa McKinzey just missed going on to the next meet, finishing with the fifth fast- est time in the 200 meters sorint. 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