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Kemptville prevails with a 3-0 shut-out PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 23, 1985 -- 23 Port Legion reaches the quarter finals Port Perry Legion travelled to Russell, south-east of Ottawa over the past weekend to compete in their third tournament in three weeks. Port was eliminated in the quarter-finals by Kemp- tville 3-0 after having won their division three games to none; defeating Picton 4-0, Stittsville Jr.s 7-1 and Ottawa's March Raiders 4-0. The Legion squad, sup- ported by strong pitching from John Annis and Lawrie Williams allowed one error in four games playing excellent defen- sively. The Branch 419r's hitting was led by out- fielder, Scott Wilbur, who put on an awesome hitting display with a .556 average, while getting DANCE & BUFFET walked 3 times. Game one against Pic- ton featured John Annis hurling a 3-hitter while striking out 16 batters in the seven inning game This game saw the return of Rob Evans to his old position as catcher after having come back successfully from shoulder surgery last season. Rob was pressed into duty as cat- cher Jack Bright was nursing a hand injury and Todd Wilbur was confined to a cottage for the week at Grand Bend. Hope they both recover soon. Game two against Stittsville Jrs. had Lawrie Williams toss a 2-hitter while striking out eleven. Port's attack was led by Jay Williams with Every Saturday Night 3 hits, Scott Wilbur and Colin Wackett with 2 hits and singles going to Rick Evans, Dave Dickson, Lawrie Williams and Doug Scott. Game three saw John Annis toss another shutout allowing 4 hits in the 4-0 victory, while striking out 13 batters. 'Again Scott Wilbur led the way with his hitting and base stealing prowess. In the feature game of the day, Port Legion fac- ed a strong club from Kemptville bowing out 3-0. Losing pitcher was Lawrie Williams. Port was stifled on one hit by Rick Evans. A couple of key defensive plays were supplied by third baseman Dave Dickson to keep the game close. In league play earlier in the week, Port reverted to old form, los- ing to Oshawa Sr. 'A's' and Copperfields hang- ing onto second place by 3 points over the bottom team makes the playoff race quite interesting as Durham York MPP Ross Stevenson A Port takes the 5th place: Oshawa Juniors twice; home Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m. and away to Durham Fields on Thurs- day night. On Friday night Port Legion opens the in- ternational softball con- gress tournament in Oshawa against a senior team from Scarborough. This tournament is a senior 'A' elimination featuring all of the top teams in the province vy- ing for the opportunity to represent Ontario in the [.S.C. Championship in California. Port Perry entered for the competi- tion and experience this p calibre of teams will supply. Hope to see some support from the home town fans as no doubt we'll need it! The Canadian Tire tournament on the August holiday weekend has been filled with 3 new teams and 8 teams com- ing back from last years tournament. More infor- mation regarding the 12th annual event will follow in the weeks to come INFORMATION Ask today about recent changes to Workers' Compensation. Call (toll free) 1-800-268-7190 (During regular business hours) Middleton and Ron Mcintyre look on. The money was for repairs and renovations fo the roof and interior of the clubhouse, car- ried out last fall. at the ISLANDER SCUGOG ISLAND (Formerly Club Annrene) - Catering to Over 30 Age Group - 6:00 to 8:30 - BUFFET $6.50 including tax 9:00 to 1:00 A.M. - DANCE $6.00 per person SUNDAY BRUNCH - 11:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Phone 985-9807 (centre) paid a recent visit to the Port Perry Curling Club and turned over a Wintario che- que for $31,000. Accepting is club president Ralph Fairman, while Doug McMillan, Ken Our very special thanks ... 'DONNA SHANLEY -- and -- BARB GOODMAN co-organizers of the SCUGOG SEXY MAN CONTEST! Your hard work and dedication to The Kidney Foundation of Canada's fun and unique fund-raising event helped tremendously in the contest"s huge success. We thank you sincerely. TO THE NOMINEES & SUPPORTERS HH "TERM DEPOSIT 1 year .. 92%4% MINIMUM DEPOSIT $25,000. 9: % 180 days ...8V29%0 MINIMUM DEPOSIT $5, 000. w AMCU CREDIT UNION INC. 400 Dundas B8treet West, Whitby, Ontario - 668-4500 4 Branches in Scarborough Prone 438 9231 Intyri Share an epoca Insurance 1 year ... > / | | | A very special thanks go to all of you! Having two contestants | from Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds gave us the terrific opportunity | for sharing in the excitement during the past four weeks prior to Port Perry Festival Days. The Kidney Foundation of Canada is, by far, the biggest winner of this contest and we thank them for the opportunity to have fun -- AND -- assist this very worthy cause. _ DENNIS ANDERSON DERSON CHEVROLET OLOSMOBILE LTD It Better! Cllsmotis wil PORT PERRY 985-8401 AJAX LINE 427-6903 PO BOX 1388, 268 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY, ONTARIO LOB INO po -