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Capturing first place in the national final is the highlight of a very successful summer of marathon racing for Paula and Heather who had three first and three second place finishes. They set a couple of course records, including the one in their Lindsay routs Greenbank in by Rodd Foster Two hours before game time last Tuesday night, the Port Perry diamond was under water and appeared to be unplayable. ; However the Greenbank players and Port Perry Soft- - ball officials worked dili- gently at removing the water and by 8:30 p.m. the game went ahead as scheduled. As far as the Greenbank team was concerned the final result was disap- pointing. This time around the big bats of the Lindsay Royals" were not to be denied. They scored two runs in the second inning and three more in the third to take a commanding 5-0 lead. After adding a single run in the sixth inning they -wrapped things up in the top of the ninth by scoring 4 more runs off Elmer Spence who had relieved Ken Irvine in the ninth. Lindsay finished the game as convincing 10-0 Lack of Hits Greenbank time and again could not come up with the key hit that would have put them back in the game. They had a total of nine hits including two lead off triples, but could not push any runs over the plate. Greenbank left a total of 10 series final men on base while Lindsay left only four which just about sums up the game. Jeff Hutton pitched a five game for Lindsay with relief help from Don Timms in the 8th and 9th innings. John Lucas led the Lind- say attack with three hits with Rick Dainard, Keith Tamblyn and Jeff Hutton each having a pair. Don Beaton gamblers at the plate with. two hits while Ken Irvine, Neil Rodd, Andy Doble, Greg Rodd, Jay Williams and Don Phinney each had a hit: ~~ This was the first appear- ance of a Greenbank team in .0.A.S.A. competition in 24 years, the last time being in 1957 when they were entered in Inter "C"- playdowns. While they were sorry to disappoint the big crowd that gathered for the third game they nonetheless played excellent ball to push a strong Lindsay team to a third and final game. Now it is back to league playoffs for Greenbank and their first round opponents will be the Hustling Sunder- land Harvesters. The task now is for Greenbank to forget their one bad game (which every team has on occasion) and get back to playing the solid brand of ball they have been showing for the past two months. Irvine boots four as team wins 10-0 by Doug Bache In a game completely dominated by Sipco'the final score was 10 to 2. It must be noted that Chrysler could field only 9 players in the first half and 10 in the second. Goal scorers for Sipco were David Irvine with 4, - each. Terry Bache, Michael Toye and David Schwan with 2 Other strong performers were--goalie Craig McTavish, Jayson Callan and Robert McConnell. Sipco's record now stands at 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. 5 led the NTA LY AS aa SE ; da] Yalre wih FEN I I, $3 Odd irabinan ies Ldnies Yalpd a3 A class for the Canoe the Nonquon event in Port Perry. The race over the course on the South Saskatchewan River was held under good weather conditions, however at times the paddlers were working against the river current which was fairly strong. : It is not likely the team will be competing further this season as Paula had an "appendix operation a couple of days after winning the national final. However, they will be looking for more victories next year. Also at the national in Saskatoon, the boys 18 and ~~ under team of Kevin Haugen from Port Perry and Darren Desautel of Seagrave placed sixth in their class with a time of 2:42:47 over an 18 mile course. The winning team in that division was from Saskat- chewan and turned in a time of 2:28:47. Darren and Kevin were just a couple of minutes behind the 5th and 4th place finishers. They also have had a very successful racing season this summer, winning five times, along with three seconds and "one third. Sports | | 2 } od . - pe gs Stil YM kn Rah Pe & 9 - - #4 " Tr Paula Haugen [front] and Heather McDougall of Port Perry are the Canadian champions in the Junior class in marathon canoe race, easily beating their opponents at the finals held early this month in Saskatoon. This photo was taken three weeks ago as the girls trained for the finals on the Nonquon River at Seagrave. ) In all three leagues Ca rw right playoffunderwa - by Mike Dearborn The regular season has now ended for both the Cart- wright Intermediate and Junior leagues and the standings are set for playoffs in all three leagues. In the Junior boys for the final week there were three games. In the first on 'Monday evening Lishmans won by default over Turners Green Giants. Unfortun- ately for Turners, there were not enough players to start the game. In another match Thompsons defeated Turners 17 to 8. This game had Jimmy Vernon hitting two home runs for Thomp- sons and Chris McConnell making an unassisted double play at first base. The final match had Lishmans defeat- ing All Flags Shell 21 to 3. Shawn Hoskin had two home runs for Lishmans and Joey Muzik and Tyler James added one round tripper a piece. The final standings for the Junior division have Thompsons on top with 9 wins and one loss. Lishmans finished in second place with 7 wins and three losses; followed by Turners with a record of 4 wins and six losses. Finally in the Junior league. All Flags finished off the regular season with 0 wins and 10 defeats. The first playoff round this week had Thompsons playing Turners and Lishmans play- ing All Flags. In the Intermediate league there were 'two very close games. The first match featured Davids' Hairstyling against Caesarea Fish and Chips. Davids' managed to come out on top by the score of 14 to 13. Karen Kyte had the only home run for the victors. Players on both teams played well. The other match also proved to be very close with Port Perry Funland handing Don Frew and Sons their first defeat of the season by the score of 13 to 12. Brian Dean had a home run for Funland as well as making some fine plays at third base. Tracy Staniland added some fine plays of her own at first base. 'The final standings show that Frew ended up in first place with 7 wins and 1 loss with Port Perry Funland in second place with 5 wins and 3 losses. David's Hairstyling finished in third spot with 4 wins and 4 losses followed by Caesarea Fish and Chips with 3 wins and 5 losses. The first round of the Intermediate playoffs will feature Don Frew and Sons hosting David's Hairstyling and Port Perry Funland hosting Caesarea Fish and Chips. The Marj Tripp team was eliminated from playoff action last week, In the Senior division there was no play last week and the playoffs commence this week with Blackstock Lions hosting Lorne Lee Construc- tion. The winners 'of<this match will play in the championship round the "following week against the league leading team of Haines Esso. The Port Perry Kinsmen team was eliminated from playoff action. Good luck to all players, no matter what age, and be good sports. Aztecs =Flames The Aztecs defeated the Trojans in two straight games during the semi-finals of league play. The scores were 9-1 and 3-0. Scoring for the Aztecs in the two games were Rob Kroonenberg with 3 goals, Charlie Brown, Paul Beare and Don Terry with 2 goals each. Steve Quantrill, Mark Jarvis and Ted Willis collected single markers. Bob Ireland scored the lone Trojan goal. The Aztecs Doug Culbert recorded the shut-out. : The Flames-Packers semi final series went the full three games with the Flames finally prevailing. games the Flames won went into overtime. Scoring for the Flames in the first 3-2 game was Ritchie Lefort, Randy Knight and Greg Fedyk - (with the winning goal at 7:33 of the overtime period. Both. in hockey finals ' Ken Fraser and Aldon Smith counted for the Packers. The second game of this series save the Packers bounce back with a 4-2 win. Donovan Smith scored twice, Ken Fraser added a single, Ken Jeffrey and Greg Fedyk scored for the Flames. Third Game - 2 out of 3 semi final. Flames 2 - Packers -1. : First period- no scoring. Second period- The Flames by Ken Jeffrey unassisted at 1:33. Third period- Packers by Bruce Smith unassisted at' 135. Overtime -Flames - Colin Wackett from Ritchie Lefort at 6:29. The finals began Monday, August 17th between the Aztecs and Flames. The second game will be Monday, August 24th at 8:00 p.m. and the third game if necessary will be: Monday, - August 31 at 8:00 p.m. LSA VA dl NS ist A " tk AA