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actu ls -~ 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. August 7, 1985 artwright league into final week JUNIORS July 29 Blackstock Lioness - 13 Turner's Green Giants - 10 Doubles were made by Niles Platten and Brad Vokins. Triples by Kingsley Malcolm and Russell Whitehead and a home run by Travis Mit- chell. Leanne Goslin and Brent Donnelly made fine catches on fly balls for the Lioness team. Scott Gobel and Erin Hassall shared the pit- ching for Turner's two hits were earned by Greg McLaren, Erin Hassall, Michael Bradburn, Melody McLaren and Adam Wannacott. Christina Clark and Scott Gobel each had three hits and Mike Leeming hit a single and a home run. July 29 Breezy Acres - 10 Blackstock Dominion Hardware - 12 Breezy Acres pitching was shared by Brad Mor- ton and Kirk Swain. Mike Leach had a home run and an unassisted double play. Shawn Lewerentz had two home runs and Kirk Swain hit three singles. Aug. 5 Blackstock Dominion Hardware - 17 EVANS - ARCHIBALD On May 25 1985 atthe United Church in Blackstock Rev D Davis united in marriage Katherine Anne daughter of Wes & Bev Evans. Port Perry and Murray Jr Murray Sr & Lois Archibald Blackstock Turner's Green Giants - 9 Turner's had good fielding from Doug Lynde, two singles each from Jennifer Clark, Christina Clark, Scott, Goble, Matthew Brad- burn, and Shad Wan- nacott. Mike Leeming had a single and triple and Lindsay Dutkewich a single and two home runs. Aug. 5 Blackstock Lioness - 13 Breezy Acres - 11 Blackstock Lioness turned in a good team ef- fort. Kingsley Malcolm had a double, Travis Mit- chell a triple and Sean O'Donoghue a home run. Breezy Acres had an unassisted double play on first base and home runs were scored by Scott Barr, Brad Morton and Shawn Lewerentz. INTERMEDIATE July 29 Thompson's Village Market defaulted their game to Port Perry Kinsmen as 'holidays' depleated the ranks of the Thompson team. SENIOR Aug. 5 Blackstock Lions - 25 Don Frew and Sons - 12 Blackstock Lions son of Given in marriage by her father the bride looked lovely | in a gown outhned in chantilly lace and seed pearls with a sweep train with layers of rutties and sweetheart neckiine Her head prece had matching lace and pearls and wars! length veil She carried a cascade of pink hes burgundy mums and forget me nots white roses and babes breath Miss Kim Evans sister of the bride was maid of honour Bridesmaids were Bev Archibald sister of the groom Tilly Durward friend of! both bride and groom They wore street length dresses of dusty rose brocade satin made by Deb bre Murdock and carried teardrop bouquets of pink lihes burgundy mums and forget me nots white roses and babes breath The best man was Chris Durward Port Perry frie of the groom Ushers were Robe': brother bride and Glen Archibald brotffer 4 yi the tthe groom Al wore tuxedoes of charcoal grey Jackets grey pinstr pe pants grey | vests and pinstripe ascots The recephon was heid at the Legon Hall» Port Perry Receiving the guests was the bride s mother Nn pInk street length dress and matching hat and the groom s mother wore a pale blue street length dress and matching ha' Prior to the wedding the de was honoured a! showers given by Tracy Gallagher Mom tars nce McQuaker and gir's at her work The Dr de and RroOM were honoured at a Jack & J fance gover by Chr sg Durward | The new yweds are residing her New wp Blackstock PPP Gg ----------_ ----p played very well in ear- ning their victory. For Don Frew, Dwayne Frew and Brent Mac- Millan hit home runs and Ken Weir played well in the field. SENIOR SUMMARY by Mike Dearborn This is the final week of the regular season and our tournament and awards day will bring the season to an end this Sunday, August 11th at the Nestleton Diamond. Blackstock and District Lions ended the year in first place and will have a bye in the tournaments first game. Brenda's Esso and Don Frew and Sons will play to see who plays against the Lions squad in the Championship game. This game will be follow- ed by an All Star Game and immediately follow- ing this the Pot Luck Supper and awards will take place. The first game begins at 2:00 P.M. at the Nestleton Diamond with the supper at 5:30. Players and their families are invited. Regatta results The following are some of the results from the many activities at the annual Lake Scugog Regatta held over the weekend in Caesarea. Kevin Walton was the winner of Sandy Holl ingsworth Trophy for the mens open 100 yd. dash Julie Gay was double winner for the ladies total point trophy and a trophy for the highest number of points by an competitor, male or female Daryl Bradt was the winner of the mens ag gregate point trophy for the three days of competition The Audrey Putsey senior trophy was won by Avda Roughley for the most points in field events Amy Ware won {he Harry Sear trophy Yor most points in the ac quatic competitions. and Nick Canal was winner of the Doug Pyser Marathon In the ever popular and hotly contested horseshoe competitions, Doug Fearnley was on the singles and he team ed with Len Prout to bring home the doubles The Star wants to say sorry for a problem with one of our films from the Regatta event. Technical problems wiped the film out and all the photos on it. as well WEDDING INVITATIONS PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985 7383 regatta swim races. Gamblers vs. Wardsville in semi final action The Greenbank Gamblers will host the Wardsville tem in the second game of the O.R.S.A. semi-finals this Sunday August 11th at 6:00 P.M. The early start of this game is at the request of the Wardsville team hav- ing to make the long trip back to Chatham. The first game of this series goes in Wardsville this Friday night (August 9th) at 8:30 P.M. The Gambler team is taking a bus for players and fans to this game and the bus will be leav- ing Greenbank Park at 2:45 p.m. on Friday. Reports on the Ward- sville Ball Club is that they are a power hitting team with an excellent defense. They 'blew out' Jarvis in two straight games in their last outing and Jarvis has always had good fastball teams. It should be most in- teresting to see how Russ Korbak, Ken Goreski and the Gambler hitters cope with this team Remember game time on Sunday 1s 6:00 P.M. Last week in 'North Durham Fastball" league action the Green bank team came up with two convincing wins to nail down the league title for the third consecutive vear The Gamblers stretched their league record to 17-0 and only have three rain out games to make up, but regardless of the out: come of those games, the Gamblers are assured of top spot lLast Monday might behind the 3 hit pitching of Russ Korbak. the team walloped Broughdm by a 16-0 score Ray Meisner and Trevor Till collected 3 hits each with Don Beaton. Brian Mvers Greg Rodd and John Foster each picking up a pair of safeties Greg Rodd and Don Beaton both hit out of the park home runs On Thursday night Roland Osske and Ken Goreski handled the Gambler pitching and downed the Port Perry Juniors by an 8-1 score. Greg Rodd led the at- tack against the offer- ings of Kevin Davis and Jeff Bricknell with three hits including a home run. Hugh Johnston had two hits with Ray Meisner, Don Beaton, John Foster, Dennis Romeril, Don Phinney and Roland Osske adding one hit each. In additionto O.R.S A. - play thie North Durham Fastball League playoffs are fast approaching, so lots of good ball coming up for the Gambler fans. Results from the local Youth Soccer Leagues HOUSE LEAGUES MINI DIVISION Gord Lewis Motors - 5 Bruton's I.D.A. - 0 A game of great team work for Gord Lewis' team with a strong win over Brutons. Scoring for Gord Lewis were Jamie Strickert 2 goals, Justin Halligan, Aaron Levy, Bradley Davis each with 1 goal Port Perry Star - 3 Ted E. Bear - 0 Great game by all members of the Port Perry Star. Kevin Pike put 2 goals in the net with one assist going to Mar- tyn Wanamaker Heather Tredway got herself the other goal for the Star team There was good team effort by all for the Ted KE Beare teams as they were play- ing very shorthanded with only six players out Wednesday night l.ions Club Willys An enthusiastic Lions Club team showed up Wednesday night however due to poor showing of Willys plavers the Lions team won by default SQUIRT DIVISION Heather's Live Bait - 1 Tavlor's Service Station - 1 A well plaved game by all Mathew Brown net ted 2 goals for Heathers along with Kyla McCrae I goal and Jason Logan | goal Jamie Trick had a ot of ball contact Ricky goal for Smeall got Taylors. Everybody played a hard game. The coach is very proud of the six team members that showed up for this game. Whitby Mall Video - 2 Brian's Towing - 0 This game was a very evenly matched game. Whitby Mall Video scored early in the game with the goal going to Ryan Duff. Brian's Tow- ing had many good chances with hard work by Chris Raines, Matt Phoenix, Adam Hunter and Tpdd Parry, but Jay Tredway from Whitby Video scored on a high kick In the second half goaltender, Matt Phoenix, for Brians, had to come up with a lot of saves to keep the score at 2-0 for Whitby Mall played very well as for- wards for the Video Team and Rachel Hen- shaw played well on defence. Port Perry Maintenance - 1 A.T.J. Tool - 1 An exciting close game between these two teams. Michael Williams netted A. T.J.'s only goal. Michael Pashley and Lance Peters worked well in mid-field Lee Whitter and Michael Williams worked hard on the forward line to get possession of the ball It was an excellent defen- sive game for the Port Perry Maintenance team with Lindsay Parry and Dave Pashley working very hard to get the ball away from their net. Dave Bourgeois played Video. Ryan Wilhams excellent as usual getting and Robert Gracie (Turn to page 25) SQUIRT DIVISION STANDINGS GPW LL T GF GA Pts. Whitby Video Mall 6 6 0 0 17 0 12 Brian's Towing i 3 0 22 15 R Tavlors Service 6 33 0 14 22 6 ('anadian Tire 6 2 1 0 11 26 | Heathers Live Bait 7 2 5 0 K 11 { MINI DIVISION STANDINGS GP i Port Perry Star Ted I Bear 8 lion s Club ] Gord Lewis q Brutons TDA 8 Willys q WIL TGF GA Pts 6 2 020 12 i 0no27 16 10 2 16 8 8 | 1 22 12 9 ] 9 18 5 ag 9 Nn 1) 25 0 ) i } Vow Nw Ra aie, SRR RR ud Bei SL i RN wall NE EAR SE LER EH ski eB i ki wr dd lo dO Shida PREETI, Jn a eR