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-~ pio a TRE TERENAS WET 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1984 orts Legion pounds Oshawa in semi-final Port Perry Legion swept past the Oshawa Juniors in league play - offs Sunday afternoon in Oshawa by taking a double-header by scores of 14-0 and 9-0. This gave the Legion squad the semi-final series 2-1 op after losing at home last Wednesday 5-4. After a lay-off of twelve days due to inclement weather, Port started their semi-finals at home and fell behind 3-0 by the six inning. In their half of the 6th / » Game scores of 14-0 and 9-0 inning Port tied matters as John Annis walked, Rick Evans singled, Tim Thompson singled and Dave Dickson doubled cleaning off the bases. Oshawa scored twice in the seventh as sloppy fielding contri- les Re I ql Haugen batter Rick Olaisen hit on this play, but his team went on to defe 2-1 in a rain delayed playoff match squared the series at one win each w evening in Greenbank. (See story) Scugog bowling scores MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 9:00 P.M. Team Standings: Tigers - 5; Jaguars - 5; Leopards - 5; Pumas - 2; Cougars - 2; Panthers - 2. Singles over 200: llean Pugh - 215,203; Marg Pelow - 260, Gail Loud- foot - 211. Triples over 600: llean Pugh - 613. High Single: Marg Pelow - 260. High Triple: llean Pugh - 613. SUNDAY MIv- COUPLES uxen . Team Standings: Quail - 7, Grouse - 5; Chuckers - 5, Partridge 2, Mallards - 2, Pheasants - 0 MEN: High Single Flat. Ken -~ Stauffer - 243. HSHC: Bill Vander- klugt - 246. High Triple Flat: Terry Black - 622. HTHC: Ed Bolton - 674. WOMEN High Single Flat: Marion Hopkins - 227. HSHC: Marion Hop- kins - 246. . if UK MAA AARANN 1 ARN Ede de daa OR High Triple Flat: Marion Hopkins - 671. HTHC: Marion Hop- kins - 728. Bowlers Over 210: Marion Hopkins - 225, 219,227; Don Francis - 236, Bill Vanderklugt - 225; Bill Turner - 219, Kay McBride - 210; Ken Stauffer - 243; Terry Black - 217,220. TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Adults Only? - 12; Sparky's Delite - 10; Ford Lovers - 9; No.6 6371, No.1 and No 4 - 2. High Single: Bruce Stauffer 303; Ken Stauffer - 287. High Single with Handicap: Bill Turner - 296, Dave Vivian - 284; Craig McFadden - 278. High Triple: Bruce Stauffer - 712; Dave Vivian - 703. High Triple with Handicap: Dave Vivian - 778; Bill Turner - 762. 215 And Over: Bill Turner 248, Steve Robinson - 225; Jack Healey - 233; Craig McFadden - 226; Wilf Guindon - 234: Dave IEEE AE LC BE CA dd 4 4 4 4 4 LR RN] RR CEE BE BE BE) was not able to beat out an infield at Greenbank Gamblers Sunday in Port Perry. That ith the final slated for the next Vivian - 259,245: Bruce Stauffer - 303,219; Bill Fielding - 237; Shawn Cochrane - 222; Hal McCullough - 224; Vic Willie 217; Ken Stauffer - 287. 600 And Over: Bruce Stauffer - 712; Dave Vivian 703; Ken Stauffer 634; Bill Turner - 618. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: The Bouncers - 7, Cabbage Patchers - 5; Garfields - 4. Spare Bears - 3; Gremlins - 2; Slow Starters - 0. Over 200: Viv Rider - 221, Pat Norton - 229; Alice Spence - 255, Mary Hawes 208, Maggie Cameron - 204; Joan Stauffer - 200,207. High Single Alice Spence - 255. High Triple Alice Spence - 609. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Juicy Fruits - 10; Hubba Flat: Flat: Bubbas - 10; Bubble Yums - 8; Bibblicious - (Turn to page 21) Co RAR RARER RRR EEX CT J SEC I NN I) JOO KR RRA AR I RXR RUUD C00 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 08h yyy buted to both runs. Port rallied with one run in the 8th inning, but that was to be all they could muster. Winning pitcher was Mark Goreski and los- ing pitcher was Lawrie Williams. On Sunday, Port Legion jumped to a 4-0 lead after 4 batters in the top of the first inning. They increased their lead with 2 runs in the 4th, 5 runs in the 5th and 3 runs in the 7th inning to easily win the game 14-0. The hitting was supplied by Grant Jackson with 3 hits including a homerun, 2 hits apiece went to Rick Evans, Jay Williams and John Annis, with singles going to Colin Wackett, Rob Evans, Dave Dickson, Brian Smith and Lawrie Will- iams. A highlight of the game was the combined perfect game pitched by John Annis and Colin Wackett. John pitched 5 innings striking out 7 men while Colin pitched 4 innings striking out 5 batters. This was the 1st perfect game pitched by a Port team since Larry Elson did it as a midget in 1976. In game 2, Port again jumped to a quick lead by scoring 3 times in their first at bat. Oshawa's bats continu- ed to be quiet as they couldn't muster any kind of an attack. Port proceeded to score 3 more times in the 3rd and 7th inning to take the game 9-0. Legion hitting was supplied by Jay Will iams with 3 safeties; 2 hits each went to Colin Wackett and Rick Evans with singles going to Dave Dickson, Ken Bryant, Grant Jackson and Lawrie Williams. Lawrie Williams started the game for Port and went all the way pitching a nifty 4 hitter while striking out - 16 Juniors. Mark Goreski took the loss. Port Legion now waits for the winner of the Casey-Whitby series for the League Champion- ship. If the series can't get started this week Port will have an exhib- ition game Wednesday night to stay sharp as they travel to Meaford on the weekend to par- ticipate in the O.A.S.A. Intermediate 'C' Championship Tourna- ment. Port starts Sat- urday morning against Garden River last years runners-up at 11:00 a.m. These two teams are the only holdovers from last years Tournament in which Port Legion placed third. New teams participating are Pet- rolia, Linwood, Smith- ville,-Brighton, Engle Hart and host team Meaford. Hope to see you there. Haugen-Greenbank series down to the wire The semi-final round between Greenbank and Prince Albert will go right down to the wire with the third and decid- ing game Monday night Sept. 17 in Greenbank Park. The opening game went to the Gamblers while the second game, after being rained out on both Tuesday and Thursday nights was finally played Sunday afternoon with Haugens picking up a tight 2-1 win. The weatherman would not co-operate last week and even after two rain outs the Sunday game had to be delayed for 30 minutes when a down pour halted play in the sixth inning. In the opener at Greenbank Park the Prince Albert team scored first on a home run by catcher Jack bright in the third inn- ing. However, the Gamblers tied the score in the bottom of the third when Neil Rodd lined a triple to left centre and scored on Steve Foster's single over second. The score remained tied until the bottom of the sixth inning when Don Beaton led off with a solid single. Ray Meisner came into run for Beaton and catcher Don Phinney scored Meisner with a triple to right center and then scored himself when the centre fielder threw wildly to third base. The Gamblers had seven hits off Ken Irvine while Haugens collected five hits off the offerings of Greenbank's Ken Goreski. Catcher Don Phinney led the Gambler attack with a 3 for 3 night at the plate with Don beaton adding a pair of safet- ies. The five Haugen hits were divided among Jack Bright, Ken Irvine, Jim McLeod, Scott Heard and Randy Mec- Leod. In the Sunday game each team collected three hits only and all the scoring came in the first inning. Neil Rodd led off the game with a long triple and Steve Foster beat out an infield hit with Neil Rodd holding third. Hugh Johnson scored Rodd with the first run of the game on a sacrifice fly to left field. In the bottom of the first inning Ken Goreski retired the first two batters and then Ken Irvine singled to centre field. On the next pitch Gambler catcher Don Phinney was struck on his middle finger by a Ken Goreski curve ball and had to leave the game with a dislocated finger. The next Prince Albert batter singled into left field to score the tying run and the third hit in a row for the Prince Albert team scored their second run. These three hits were all the Haugen team had in the game as Ken Goreski shut them down Stormers reach On Thursday, Sept- ember 13th, Port Perry Printing Stormers Ban- tam Girls Soccer team met the Oshawa Kicks in the semi-final of Durham Region. What a game. have never seen girls play soccer with so much enthusiasm and determination. Oshawa opened the scoring after 12 minutes of play and from then on both teams never let up. Leigh Ann Goreski scored for Port to tie the game at the 38 minute mark. Later in the game Leigh Ann was taken to Port Perry Hospital with con- cussion. (But is now at home feeling at lot better). With black rain clouds rolling in from the west the referee stopped the game because of dark- ness with only 10 min- utes remaining and the score tied at 1-1. Be- cause there had to be a winner in this semi-final game the remaining 10 minutes was scheduled to be played in Picker- ing Village at 9:30 Saturday morning. The girls arrived in Picker- after the first inning. However, the Gam- blers could not solve the offerings of Ken Irvine either and the game ended with a final score of 2-1. Ken Irvine, Jim Mec- Leod and Rick Camp- bell had the Haugen hits with Neil Rodd, Steve Foster and Dennis Romeril connecting for the Gamblers. In the other Semi-finai match up, Claremont Legion turned back Goodwood in two straight games by scores of 2-0 and 5-1. The survivor of the Monday night game in Greenbank will travel to Claremont on Tuesday night to start the best three out of five final series with Claremont Legion. finals ing with the same deter- mination as Thursday night and after only 55 seconds into the game Terri O'Neil scored to give Port the lead and the defence played super soccer to shut Oshawa out and put Port in the final. Only 4 hours later the girls were at it again against Pickering. After such a tough and long game with Oshawa and also injuries Port Perry girls had expelled all their energy going into this game and were beaten by Pickering 4-0. io PIT ROE NT Sl a a " stan rp tl i 0. i A RM nant i ie wT ERC ay SEAR AR REET