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Legion arms hot With the combined two-hit pitching of Lawrie Williams and John Annis Port Perry Legion shut-out Lindsay Merchants 4-0. Port scored single runs in the 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 8th inning with timely hitt- ing and base running. Lawrie Williams aid- ed his own cause of driving in Dave Dickson who had doubled earlier to force the 1-0 lead. In the 3rd inning Rick Evans doubled to right field, but was out when Jay Williams hit into a fielder's choice. Bob Evans got on when the 2nd baseman baubled the ball and hot-hitting Ron Redman then drove in Williams with a sharp single to left field. In the 5th, Rick Evans again doubled and was batted in by Bob Evans. In the 8th inning Port salted the game away when Jay Williams got on via a walk, moved to second on Ron Redman's walk, made third base on a ground out and scored on a passed ball. Lindsay never threat- ened the Legion's com- bined pitching only allowed 4 runners while striking out 13. This brings the team's league record to 1-1, good enough for 2nd place behind Oshawa Teddy's (4-0). Next league game is Wed- nesday night at 8:30 against the new entry Whitby Legion. Brooklin Tournament . On the holiday week- end Port Perry Legion entered the Brooklin Fastball Tournament and came in third with 3 wins and 2 losses. Clare- mont defeated Whitby in the finals to win the tournament undefeated. Port's 1st game was against arch rival Claremont with Port going down to defeat 4-3 on a 3 run homer in the bottom of the 7th inning. Pitcher Tim Thompson relieved starter Lawrie Williams and was vic- timized for the loss. The offense was supplied by Ron Redman with 3 hits, Rick Evans 2, Bob Evans and Grant Jack- son had 1 hit each. Game No.2 was play- ed against the host team Brooklin Legion with Port scoring 4 runs in the bottom of the 6th inning to beat them 5-2. Pitcher John Annis WWE > WI \ settled down after two runs were scored in the Ist inning by Brooklin on 2 errors to toss a no-hitter while striking out ten batters. The hitting was supplied by Rick Evans with 2, while single hits went to Dave Dickson, Ron Red- man, Grant Jackson, Colin Wackett, John Annis and Ken Bryant. Game No.3 followed game no. 2 fifteen min- utes later with the Legion squad posting a 4-0 shutout over the Oshawa Juniors. Pitch- er Lawrie Williams - threw a two-hitter before tiring in the 5th inning. John Annis relieved and allowed 1 hit. Port production was helped by Bill St. John with 2 hits, Dave Dick- son, Colin Wackett, Tim Thompson and Paul Goreski with 1 hit each. In Game No.4 Port Legion met Oshawa Carlo's and barely got the win by scoring twice in the 5th and 6th innings to eke out a 54 thriller. Lawrie Will- iams in relief of John Annis picked up the well-deserved victory. Legion hits were suppli- ed by Colin Wackett with 3, Bob Evans 3, single hits to Brian Smith, Ken Bryant and Dave Dickson. Moving to the semi- finals in game no.5, Port met Whitby and went down to defeat 2-1. Pitcher Tim Thompson tossed a 2 hitter, but a couple of errors by the defense allowed Whitby to score 2 unearned runs. Whitby's pitcher Mark Couter threw a nifty 3 hitter to keep Port from scoring more than 1 run. Only Bob Evans, Dave Dickson and Bill St. John were able to hit safely. Many thanks go out to young Paul Goreski for catching all the games in the tournament and doing a super job for the Legion Squad. Pr. Albert on a fear (From page 20) score of 6-1 on hits by Danny McKee, Randy MacLeod, Rick Olaisen, Denis Tulloch and a home run by Ken Irvine. But over the next 2 innings Zephyr A's fought back to tie the Ball hockey (From page 20) Ireland, Todd Wilbur and Rob Scott all with 1. There was 16 minutes in penalties. The second game of the night saw the Raid- ers narrowly defeat Utica by a score of 3-2. Scoring for the Raiders were Scott Herd, Mark Jeffrey and Tom Powell all with 1. Assists went to Scott Herd and Dave Dickson each with 1. Scoring for Utica were K. Lynde assisted by J. Monsma and J. Mason assisted by A. Matt- hews. There were 18 minutes in penalties this game. score up at 6-6 after 5 complete innings. Some mental errors proved costly for the Prince Albert squad. Prince Albert went ahead once more but could not hang on to the lead, losing out in the bottom of the 7th inning. Coach Gene Hurst is more than pleased with the fast start of 3 wins and 1 loss in the first 4 games. The boys need a little work on their defence but that will come with more play. This week Prince Albert plays both games at home. Tuesday May 29th against Goodwood Seniors and Thursday May 31 against the Port Juniors - game time is 8:30 p.m. NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you! 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Mr. and Mrs. Finn are from Ajax. Little Hayley said she'd wait a few years before buying an RV. Council welcomes fish derby An Oshawa service club has been granted permission by Scugog Township council to use public lands in front of the Latcham Centre for a professional bass derby July 21 and 22 this summer. The request came from Andrew Koziar of the Oshawa Westmount Kiwanis Club, who told councillors Monday Books aid the seniors The Provincial Secre- tariat for Social Dev- elopment has released two new publications which offer a complete listing of government programs to assist dis- abled persons and senior citizens. The "Guide to Pro- grams and Services for Disabled Persons' and "Guide for Senior Cit- izens" describe the many programs and services which exist to help Ontario's disabled persons and senior citizens. 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