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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. September 4, 1985 ~ Legion decks Cold Port Perry Legion travelled to Coldsprings to take on the Senior 'B' entry in the 1st game of the best of 3 league semi- finals and came away with a solid 5-0 victory. Port was led by the strong arm of pitcher Lawrie Williams who tossed a 3-hitter keeping Coldspring off balance all night This was perhaps Port's best all round performance all year with strong pit- ching, solid defense and timely hitting. The Legion team got on the board when Grant Jackson doubled and came home on Jay Williams' RBI single in the 4th inning. In the 5th inning, Jackson's hot bat drove in 2 more runs widening the lead to 3-0. Coldsprings changed pit- chers removing Roger Cole and replacing him with Wayne Wells. Port Perry is hosting Coldsprings Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. at Joe Fowler Park in game 2 and if necessary, game 3 will follow at 8:30 p.m. The winner of this series will do battle with the Oshawa Jr./Whitby Legion winner in a best of 5 league final. The other semi-final is cur- rently tied at 1 game each On the Labour Day weekend Port Legion at- tended the Barrie Fastball tournament and competed in the open tournament winning one while losing two. Port won their 1st game 5-0 on the strength of Bill Owen's 3 run homer and a strong pitching perfor- mance by John Annis. Game 2 had Port playing LITTLE BRITAIN MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION -- REGISTRATION -- At Little Britain Community Centre WED., SEPT. 11th - 6 to 9 P.M. FRIDAY, SEPT. 13th - 6 to 9 P.M. WED., SEPT. 18th - 6 to 9 P.M. $70 00 per Child $110 00 per Family 134th ANNUAL SUNDERLAND FALL FAIR TUES. & WED., SEPT. 9 & 10 TUESDAY EVENING Doors Open at 6 PM Childrens Pro gram Woltgang Bros t xhibits (Bigger and Better WEDNESDAY 1130 AM Crowning of Far Queen Gymkhana Mutt Show Kiddies Tractor Pull 1 30 P M Morses 300PM Tug 0 War All Parade Terran Cycle Races Opening | eremonies Judging of Cooking Demonstration Exhibits on Display unt 4 30PM 700PM DEMOLITION DERBY ADMISSION Adults $3 00 Public Schoo! Children MIDWAY irs $1 00 FREE prings team 5-0 the hometown favourite, Barrie Downtowners in the Saturday night feature game. Although only allowing 2 hits and only 3 baserunners Port's John Annis came out on the short end of a terrific pitching display losing to Barrie on aner- ror 1-0. On Sunday, Port travelled back to Barrie to face the Senior 'B' York Merchants and were trounced 7-0 in a lack lustre performance by the whole team losing pitcher was Lawrie Williams. Por. Legion goes to the 0O.A S.A. Intermediate 'C' Tournament in Jarvis and faces Caledonia in the opening game of the tournament at 9 a.m. on Saturday September 14th with the winners going against the Garden River/New Liskeard winner at 12:30 p.m. The other half of the draw has Petrocia playing Jarvis and Port Elgin playing Bath. A spongy infield may have slowed the competitors down a step, but they still went all out in the popular bar- OF PORT PERRY presents MONDAY NIGHT 'BINGO. 200 AT THE LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY until June 16th 'New Games 'Commencing September 9th running on alternate Mondays 'Larger Cash Prizes pad on both Regular & Speciai Games EARLYBIRD begins at 7:30 p.m. Sharp! Door Card $2.00 Kinsmen supporting your commun:ty (NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED - CALL 985-2671) With a ride of 17.1 seconds, John McCor- mick on "Ima Nicky Too" won the A class in the barrel racing. He picked up $300 in prize money and went ahead of Joanna Morehouse of Seagrave in point standings, A § \ ' Fa RANE Xa be. { a ki REC ECOR SZ On TANGA ¢ 4 ~~ a Fast around the barrels PORT 235 PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you' Letter Legal & Ledger Reduced & Enlarged 985-7383 NEED PERRY STAR Queen Street "re -_ ere Y TROPHIES | ENGRAVING 985-2839 3 Gree m-- JEON I SPORTS | 1 and for the Ontario championship. Morehouse finished second in this event. The 17 year old McCormick hails from Mt. Bridges, Ontario. The barrel racing at Port Perry Fair was sponsored by Philp Pontiac Buick. rel racing event. Each rider had to negotiate three bar- rels on the course. -- RINGETTE "REGISTRATION -- SCUGOG ARENA -- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th - 6 to 9 P.M. SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th - 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th - 2 to 4 P.M. a-- -- WANTED -- Coaches & Managers Anyone interested in coaching or managing a Ringette Team please call Jim Lawrence 985 7245 or 985 2511 Clinics will be provided BIRTH CERTIFICATES are 'o be brought to registration REGISTRATION FEES wii be $80 00 tor one Riri $130 00 tor two girls $165 00 tor family of three giris wv more Bunmes $55 00 A $5 00 DISCOUNT will app Iv on all above rates if registered by Sunday September Rt» 1985 Ear Mare intarmation (a Carol Traynor 985-8531