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Tn SE ia 9 dR Ss A dna ahi Ge ra EE he RL AR What Richard Larocque is doing here is a partial curl up, part of the Canada Fitness testing for young people. Richard, 12, knows all about curl ups. He did 1,071 in 25 minutes last Friday and only stopped because he had to catch the school bus. And he wasn't puffing a bit 12-year old Richard Larocque decided he wanted to do just a few extra curl-ups during Canada Fitness testing at Prince Albert School last Friday. But when he was finished, Richard had done 1,071 of the curl- ups. And he said he could have easi- ly kept going, but he had to catch the school bus home. A curl-up is something like a sit up. A person lies flat on the floor, draws up the knees, puts both hands behind the head, then brings the up- per half of the body to near sitting position. It's an exercise designed to strengthen the stomach muscles. Teacher Pam Fis, who counted all 1,071 of the curl-ups, said she had never seen anything like this. "He wasn't even tired or puffing." It took NEED PHOTOCOPIES? We can do them for you! Letter, Legal & Ledger. Reduced & Enlarged. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 i TROPHIES & f ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Bicycle Repairs PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port yous PHONE 985-28 9 em --\ Richard about 25 minutes to do the curl-ups. To give you an idea of how tough 1,071 curi-ups would be, the stan- dards set by Canada Fitness say a 12-year old boy should be able to do 64 to get an award for excellence. Most kids are lucky if they can do 40. Richard said he didn't specifical- ly set out to do more than 1000 curl- ups, but he really wanted to beat his younger brother Shawn who did 301, which in itself isn't too bad by any standards. Port Legion paid a visit to rival Greenbank and were thoroughly trounced by the host 8-2. Greenbank broke a scoreless tie in the 3rd inn- ing by scoring 3 runs and followed this up with 4 more runs in the 4th inning & Port scored 2 runs late in the game, but never challenged starting pitcher Russ Korback. He kept Port off balance all night with his excellent control. Port pitcher Lawrie Williams started, but was relieved by Paul Graham in the 4th inning. Graham lasted until the 7th inning before Todd Wilbur took over to finish the game. Port's hitting was led by Jay PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesdav. June 3. 1986 -- 23 SI Legion hombs Oshawa " tripped by Gamblers Williams with two including a homerun, with singles going to Larry Pilkey, Todd Wilbur, Lawrie Williams and Jack Bright. Thursday night at home, Port Legion faced the MCL Juniors and bombed them 13-1. Oshawa's star- ting pitcher Chris Anderson a. = ( have a good night, lasting for 33 of an inning giving up 9 runs. Mark Goreski came on to pitch the re- mainder of the game, giving up the other 4 runs. Port Perry's catcher turned pit- cher Todd Wilbur started on the mound and went 5 innings giving,up only 3 hits and 1 run to pick up his Week ending June 1 . Whitby Legion. . Greenbank Gamblers . Oshawa MCL Juniors . Oshawa ACL Port Perry Legion Oshawa Merchants SU WN OSHAWA CITY AND DISTRICT LEAGUE STANDINGS GP W L T PTS 6 NN Www Sos Nooo CoN = oo North diamond stymied 'Plans to fully enlarge the outfield of the north baseball diamond may have hit a stone wall as Township council will not spend the money to extend an emergency sewer pipe in- to Lake Scugog. The pipe, which would be used to carry sewage into Lake Scugog in the event of a major break-down in the town's sewer system, is just beyond the right-centre field fence at the north ball diamond on Water Street. For the past several months, the Township has been dumping fill in- to the lake to extend the playing field, but this sewer pipe has been a major stumbling block to com- pleting the extension of the field. On Monday, councillors received three estimates of the cost of exten- ding this pipe into the lake, and they ranged from $35,000 to just over $70,000. "For that kind of money, we could build a.complete new baseball dia- Lawrence Malcolm. mond elsewhere," said councillor SUNNY BRAE GOLF COURSE GREEN FEES: Weekday ........................... Weekends RIDING CART RENTALS: Rental 9 ee, 7.00 -- WEEKDAY SPECIALS -- Before 8 A.M. - AFTER 3 P.M.: Green Fees -- HOLIDAY & WEEKEND SPECIALS -- After 3 P.M.: Green Fees SUNNY BRAE GOLF COURSE ow: 985-2234 by pipe The smaller north diamond at the Lakefront Park is fine for younger softball players, but for mens slow pitch and senior fastball games, a lot of softballs go sailing over the fence into Lake Scugog. There had been a sense of urgen- cyto extending the field by the end of this summer, as Port Perry is slated to host the Ontario In- termediate C Championships early in September. If the north field is not large enough, arrangements may have fo be made to play some of the games in Greenbank. At Monday's meeting, there were suggestions that the sewage outflow pipe could be covered with earth and the field extended over top of it. 1st win. Paul Graham pitched the last 4 innings giving up 2 hits in a solid relief appearance. Offensively the Legion squad pounded out 12 hits in the one sided game. Todd Wilbur not only pitch- ed well, but was hot at the plate get- ting a single, double and triple in § at bats. The rest of the hits were delivered by Dave Dickson, Larry Pilkey and John Butler with two each, with singles going to Lawrie Williams, Jack Bright and Pete Christie. Upcoming games have Port Hope to Greenbank on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. and Whitby Sunday night at 7:00 p.m. DACO perfect The Dennis Anderson Chev. Olds Ladies Lob Ball team still maintains a perfect 86 season with their defeat of the Manilla Steelers by a score of 19 to 16. Janis St. John as pitcher for DACO for the first time this year was one of the outstanding players of the game along with rover Kelly Olsen. DACO will try and keep their win- ning streak alive when they meet Blackstock this Friday evening dt the Nestleton diamond. SEAL IT . Tighten the new metal canning lids made with plastisol firmly by hand, but without force. If the lid is screwed on too tightly, it may buckle or a seal will not form after cooling. SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper -Erasers The roads committee is going to + Note Books - Math Sets - etc. take one more look at the pipe and PORT PERRY STAR try to see if the diamond can be 235 Queen Str pushed back without the cost of ex- 985-7383 eet tending the pipe. 4TH ANNUAL ELI MINATION DRAW. and DAN CE 5,000 in PRIZES Grand Prize: *4,000 (FOR LAST TICKET DRAWN) (WINNER NEED NOT BE PRESENT) Sat., June 7, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. -- Scugog Arena Music by MG Disco -- "10 per couple TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM -- Ringette -- Minor Hockey Ladies Auxiliary -- Junior "C" Hockey -- Broomball -- Minor Hockey - Scugog Men's | eague -- Ball Hockey -- Oldtimer's Hockey Club -- Figure Skating -- Scugog Arena -- Gregory's Men' Wear -- Pineridge Sports Shop -- Sportsland Ltd. in Port Perry. Each ticket will allow entry for one couple. Ticket Stub must be presented before entry. Sponsored by Scugog Arena Board SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT