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EL A OL ALS A Fie" od SRA EA = : gob FE SUR Sf PLL IONE 0 | RIAN Ee Yee ITER IRR TO RNBANRL, id DA SRE ERR RAR EON A 1 0 ae bs % by Don McBeth It seemed like Mother's Pizza Jrs. were out to lose Thursday night as the first inning looked disastrous. Tim Thompson was wild, walking three, loading the bases. With one out and one run in, Winnebago's desig- nated hitter came to the plate and immediately hit a scorching line drive towards Port's short stop. Dave Dickson who leaped 0% high, stabbed the ball and Ll y ran to third for a forced out Sa and the double play ended ! £1) the inning. al In Port's half of the first, pope Dickson again came through pity when he walked, stole second JAE | which enabled him to score Ay td Ae a I'm Your A Local Authorized i ALCAN DEALER. wei Call for a free quote Hse on installing Alcan Anh aluminum siding. oo CHRIS ALLEN hy av ALUMINUM 5% 985-3747 = an hp : i ae ae eh LS p ve BAT TR hee REN A 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 19, 1981 Juniors rough up Oshawa when Wilbur smashed a single to right field to tie the game. Winnebagos scored once more in the third on a . walk and two hits. They led 2-1. . Nothing happened but good ball playing till Port Jrs.' half of the fifth when Jeffery walked and Scott hit a beauty double, scoring Jeffery and tying the game once more. The bottom of the seventh inning saw Port Perry coach Bob Knapp replace Jeffery with Canning who immedi- ately singled and with some erratic base running which caused the opponents to error, he scored go ahead run and Port never looked © MIKEALLEN ~ | pt, L Authored Desiee 3 Ve - J LiL A Te \ aval Fe) rede sty iad PY \ FETE LOE (5 ERNE THEME LS Fhe Li Satan | Eg RAE ame NAH BRAS TR TAG ER LRA A back. The big inning came in the eighth, with Port at bat, scoring 4 runs on numerous error, by Oshawa Jrs. and again fine base running. One of these happened when HOT HRY GC RE catcher Mike Healy stole home. He also played a tight game behind the plate, Next home game is Thursday 8:30 p.m. at Fowler Park on Water Street. Lucy Wilson wins event at Summerlea by Mary Correll The weatherman gave us a very "iffy" morning last Tuesday but 28 members were on hand to welcome 10, ladies from Crestwood for a tournament. Results were: 1st Low Gross- Lucy Wilson; 2nd Low Gross- Kay Watson; 3rd Low Gross- Josie Wilson. Ist Low Net- Bess Clelland; 2nd Low Net - Beth Martyn; 3rd Low Net- Doreen Bennett. Longest drive- Yvonne Betts; Shortest drive- Eva Mercado; Fewest putts- Gerda Ostertag; Longest putt-Bee Sorrell; Most putts- Jean Gulka who chipped in on 4th; High hidden hole - Judy Kalynko. The Pot of Gold was Ct i) PORT PERRY MINI CINEMA ih HOTLINE: 985-8535 THE a No ADVENTURE CONTINUES lA 0, io - ~ 3 for world supremacy. ue JX | VALERIE PERRIN - The three outlaws from Krypton descend to Earth to confront the Man of Steel, in a cosmic battle } In Wide Screen NEVBEATY ACE CODE - SAAR DOUGLS NAOT KODE: | SUSARNAR YORK ron - £6 WARS he eke + WAR eI of TERENCE STAMP puwsn- ican QXQeer ress "7 BIG NIGHTS' THURS., AUGUST 20 to WED., AUGUST 26 SHOWTIMES: Friday 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. All Other Nights 8:00 P.M. 'cultural shared by Lisa Phillips and Kay Watson. In regulation Summerlea scoring low gross was Lucy Wilson at 37 and low net, Joan Bruneau with 19. After members adjourned to Josie Wilsons yard for a box luncheon. Masterminded by Anne Wardlaw, the Crestwood players presented President, Lucy Wilson with a deluxe luncheon, including even candlelight and a bottle of wine! Summerlea members - remember we have an even- ing tournament coming up on September 1st. Who has more fun than golfers?! Grad Robert John Baird, son of Hugh and Roberta Baird, R.R. 5 Sunderland, a recent graduate of Kemptville Agri- College, has received his diploma in Agri- cultural Technology. Robert has been accepted by the International Agricultural Exchange Association for an exchange to Australia for a six month period. Robert will be flying to Australia in October of this year. WWnm--------r [TROPHIES and | ENGRAVING | IDO-NO's} fg RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD b QUEEN STREET - 985-2839 han ---- PORTPERRY BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE would like to thank Mr. William W. Barr and Sons, owners of Stedmans of Port Perry and Uxbridge for again sponsoring our "Annual | Ball Hockey Tour- nament."" "Thankyou Mr. Barr." 525525252525 0525250505250525050525252 the round the and White 21. TE FL 2 Tay Arie RL A De Ard AEE vs: 3: yt Eat Ri ah Vy REAR 2: By st SERA " AILS E SOLA ade SRL AAAS | Seagrave win House League tourney 16-14 by Glenys Windsor Due to Saturday being a rainout, Sunday was a busy day at both ball diamonds in Port Perry. : Early that morning, when most people are still in bed, minor ball executives and coaches were busy getting water off both diamonds, left by Saturday's rain. Their efforts were appreci- ated by a group of enthusi- ~ astic and anxious boys belonging to the Port Perry Squirt Boys House League. It was tournament day and close to seventy-five boys were ready to go. The six teams were divided into two groups, the final game played by the winner of each group. The games and scores led up to that event: Seagrave 20; Irwin Smith 24. Dowson's Red and White 19; Port Perry Star 8. Funland 27; Dowson's Red Port Perry Star 12; Swamp Garage 14. Seagrave 23; Irwin Smith 16. Swamp Garage 22; Fun land 17. . The championship game was between Funland and Seagrave and if any final game tempers were flying, lessons were learned and smiles even crept across the boys faces. A lot of sports- manship amongst those boys in that game, a pleasure to watch. Finalscore Seagrave 16 and Funland 14. The whole day, parents were treated to super catches, quick-thinking plays and those ever popular home runs. It's impossible to single out any one boy- they were all great. The day ended with Squirt Boys convenor, Don Mitchell presenting ribbons to both teams and Port Perry Minor Softball president, Rob Cooper presenting a trophy to Paul Wylie, pitcher for Seagrave, who accepted on behalf of Seagrave team. ~ Mr. Mitchell wishes to thank his coaches, assistants Parent-helpers, umpires and the boys who are such good sports. Oshawa team wins ladies lawn bowling . The first Ladies Trebles Lawn Bowling tournament of the season was played at Port Perry on July 30, in competition for "The Emmerson Insurance Trophy." Owing to the large amount of entries from out- - side clubs, one local team . participated. The trophy and individual trophies were won by an Oshawa trio, second place to Peter- borough, third to Aurora fourth to Lindsay and - Oshawa took the final prize. The tournament of mixed pairs played on August 1st for "The Murray Trophy," Joe and Helen Brown won the trophy with a local team Claire Howsam and Alma Cox coming second. The "OPEN" 6 DAYS A WEEK for your convenience! three remaining prizes were won by Oshawa bowlers. Mrs. Doris Beare was pres- ent at the green to welcome the players and is following the family tradition of provi- ding the individual trophies. With the increased membership in the local club this season, the evening games are most enjoyable. 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