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Gamblers win at home then lose by same score The Greenbank Gam- blers Fastball Club played twice last week and ended up by winn- ing at home and losing on the road. Last Monday night in Greenbank Park the Gamblers dropped Goodwood by a 4-2 score behind the steady 5 hit pitching of Roland Osske. Osske walked two batters and struck out seven to record the win and he also con- tributed two solid hits to the attack. Don Beaton was the big gun at the plate for Greenbank and went 3 Results from the Soccer Leagues Mosquito Flamingo Vachon)Port Perry) - 3; Gus Brown Whitby - 3. Sarah Morris 2, Jennifer Hallardyce - 1. Flamingo Vachon Port Perry - 9; Pickering Village - 0, Jennifer Allardyce - 3; Melissa - Branham - 3) Carrie Maciver - 3. Flamingo Vachon Port Perry - 0; Whitby Opti- mists - 7. Flamingo Vachon Port Perry - 3; Ajax Warr- iors - 0; Jennifer All- ardyce - 2; Sarah Morris - 1. Good goaltending by Marnie Luke. Terrific defence by Danielle and Nicole Gallant. Bantam May 24 - Port Perry Printing Stormers - 2; Oshawa Kicks - 1; Terri O'Neil - 1; Patti Gallant - 1. Congratulations; girls!! Its about time you beat'em! Excellent. goaltending Andrea! Good team effort! May 31 - Port Perry Printing Stormers - 12; Ajax Warriors - 0. Terri O'Neil - 5; Heather Muir - 2; Kim Roane - 2; Leigh-Ann Goreski - 2; Laura Dobson - 1. June 7 - Port Perry Printing Stormers - 1; Whitby A - 0; Heather Agnew. June 14 Port Perry Printing Stormers - 7; Whitby Kinsmen - 1; Terri O'Neil - 4; Laura Dobson - 1; Kim Roane - 1, Heather Agnew - 1. Township of Scugog BIRDSEYE POOL WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY Nice way to begin the season girls. Keep up the good work. Come out and support your girls soccer teams. Games are every Thursday. Next game Thursday, June 21 at the Soccer Fields in Port Perry. Mini Division May 30 - West Shore Marina - 0; Brutons - 0; Gord Lewis Motors - Port Perry Star - Cancelled; Ted E. Bears - 2; Willy's - 0. June 6 - West Shore Marina - 1; Gord Lewis Motors - 0; Brutons - 1 - Willy's - 0; Port Perry Star - 3 -Ted E. Bear - 1. June 13 - West Shore Marina - 0 - Port Perry Star - 0; Brutons - Ted. E. Bear; Gord Lewis Motors - 1 - Willys - 0. Atom June 12 Ken Murray - 0 The Galley - 2 Jason McBride - 1, Lee Whitter. Heather's Live Bait - 7 Jeff Andrews - 3, I "att Allardice - 2, Stove Desautel - 1, Mike Tripp - 1. Mosquito - June 7 Bee Gees -4 ~~ James Brown - 2, Stuart Dyer - 1, Bill McCull- ough - 1. Kinsmen -0 Bee Gees -3 Michael Butt - 1, Stuart Dyer - 1, Graham Sull- ivan - 1. Uxbridge Dyna-Charge -3 Doug Pilkey - 1, Sasha Lukavsky - 1, Jimmy Geelen - 1. Kinsmen -0 Norcans Uxbridge - 4 ball players! SWIMMING LESSONS RED CROSS AND ROYAL LIFE INSTRUCTION FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS REGISTRATION: June 25 to 28 PLACE: Birdseye Pool TIME: 1to5p.m.and6to9 p.m. -- CLASS SIZE LIMITED -- 1st SESSION: July 2nd to July 20th 2nd SESSION: July 23rd to August 10th COST: $20.00 for 3 at the bat. The remainder of the Gam- bler hits went to Greg Rodd, Trevor Till, Brian Till, Steve Foster, Don Phinney and Roddy Real. Len May and Barry Leask were the main threat for Goodwood as they collected two hits each. On Thursday night the team travelled to Zephyr to play the Zephyr '"A"s and came out on the short end of a 4-2 final score. The Gamblers jump- ed on Zephyr starter Tom Sweet for two quick runs in the top of the first inning when Greg Rodd drew a walk, Neil Rodd singled and Don Beaton walked to load the bases. John Foster doubled to right field to score a pair of runs and the Gamblers had a quick 2-0 lead. However, after the first inning the Greenbank team could not get - another run over the plate while Zephyr pick- ed up two in the first and two in the sixth for the 4-2 win. Each team had six hits but Zephyr bunched 3 of theirs together in the sixth inning and combined with an errant throw cost the Gamblers the win. Ken Goreski, who has been outstanding this season on the Green- bank mound lost his first game in league play. The Greenbank hits went to Brian Lee (with a long triple to left), Neil Rodd, Trevor Till, Don Beaton, John Foster and Don Phinney. At a league meeting last week, the Uxbridge Community Fastball League threw a curve at the Gambler team when they instituted a new rule stating that any pitcher who has played intermediate '"'A" Fast- ball or up (eg. Senior '""A'" or Senior "B") must sit out one full year of pitching before being eligible to play in the Uxbridge league. This meant that Russ 3 y TROPHIES * 0 and I ENGRAVING | DO-NO's RECORD, CRAFT fi g & HOBBY WORLD Queen St, Port Perry | 985-2839 8 J ES -N PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL PARADE Korbak who is playing with the Greenbank team can not pitch in the Uxbridge league this year and his contri- bution to league play will be as pinch hitter or designated hitter. However, the Scugog Island resident is still eligible for 0.A.S.A. play with the Gamblers and of course all tourna- ments and exhibition games. The ruling was a set back for the Greenbank team and a disappoint- ment for the veteran pitcher but of course the Gambler team must abide by the league \ decision. Every Monday night is fastball night at Greenbank Park and Gambler fans should see some fine action at 8:30 every week. | H n LT o, THT) H - RB ---- Over 90 golfers played in the first annual Re/Max tournament held Saturday at the Pine Ridge Club in Port Perry with the Mike McQuade foursome coming out on top with a score of 220 (best three of four scores over 18 holes). Morley Bruce presented trophy fo Mike McQuade and team members Randy Port Perry Star ADVERTISING DEADLINES ALL ADVERTISING: MONDAY 12 NOON a -" EMMERSON 193 QUEEN ST PORT PERRY 1416) 983 1306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE Sides ... $1.69 Ib. AND GREY TRUST Since i844 13, 5 Yr. 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