The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Now just two points out of first place Port Perry Legion continued their winning streak to seven league games in a row by pounding Oshawa ACL twice with scores of 12-2 and 11-1 and edging Greenbank 3-1. This streak has moved the Legion squad place with the Oshawa Merchants and only two points back of league leading Whitby Legion. from fifth place to a tie for second Last Monday in Oshawa against ACL, Port Perry broke a 2-2 tie by scoring 9 runs in the 6th inning, tur- ning a tight game into a route. Star- ting pitcher Lawrie Williams toss- ed a 4-hitter while striking out a season high 13 batters in the seven inning game. The Port attack was led by Rob Evans, Lawrie Williams and John Butler with 3 hits each; Dave Dickson with 2 hits and Rick Evans, Jay Williams, Paul Graham and Ken Bryant with 1 hit a piece. On Wednesday night Port Legion returned to the scene of the crime and inflicted additional damage on the ACL team with a 11-1 victory. Ken Irvine was on the mound this time weaving a nifty 8-hitter. FRA Rob Cooper presented gold medals to the Annual Midget Fastball tournament held over the 4 members of the North York team that won the weekend in Port Perry. Port Perry short-stop Joe Rose showed during the midget tournament over the some fine hustle getting down the line to beat the throw to first place. The action took place CRANKS eB' auRAN weekend. LLBO. CAESAREA OHONE 986-5684 AY Kivi . > fpr 8 PORT PERRY STAR -- The hitting assault this time was led by Larry Pilkey and Grant Jackson with 2 safeties with singles going to Ken Bryant, Rick Evans, Bill Bridge, Dave Dickson, Jay Williams, Lawrie Williams and Paul Graham. Thursday night at home before a large partison crowd, Port rallied for 2 runs in the 7th inning off Green- bank ace Russ Korbak to steal a 3-1 win. Port Perry starter, Lawrie Williams threw a strong game limiting the Gamblers to 6 hits and 1 run. Dave Dickson got things started with a homer off Korbak in the 2nd inning to give Port the ear- ly lead. Not to be outdone, Green- bank returned the favour with Don Beaton cranking out a homerun in the 3rd inning to tie the score 1-1. Tuesday, July 22, 1966 -- 23 Legion pushes streak to seven straight til the bottom of the 7th when con- secutive hits by Larry Pilkey, Lawrie Williams and hot hitting Dave Dickson scored 1 run and then Grant Jackson's sacrifice fly ball to center field brought in another. Future games have Port Legion in Oshawa Monday to play Whitby for 1st place and home Thursday night against hapless ACL. On Friday, August 1st Port Legion hosts the 13th Annual Port Perry Fastball Tournament which runs until Monday night, August 4th. This years tournament features some ex- cellent teams including last yers champs Oshawa Juniors who had defeated Sutton 1-0 in an exciting final. Next week will have Port Legion playing out of town for their league games before returning home for their 1st tournament game The game moved along quickly un- on the Friday night. OSHAWA CITY AND DISTRICT LEAGUE STANDINGS As of July 20 ) Teams GP W L T Pts Whitby Legion 18 10 6 2 22 Port Perry Legion 17 10 7 0 20 Oshawa Merchants 18 9 7 2 2 Greenbank Gamblers 18 9 9 0 18 Oshawa MCL Juniors 19 9 10 0 18 Oshawa ACL 18 5 13 0 10 DURHAM SHADE & VERTICALS A fom minor soccer Atom Division Port Perry Legion - 0 Denny Metals - 6 The Legion team had to play short handed and Denny Metals came out full force with Jeremy Luke not- ching 4 goals and Sandy Mark scor- ing 2. Legions Neil Hancock and Steve Gilbert played well and Dan- ny Brown and Johnny Hall showed good kicking and passing skills on the forward line. Despite some close calls they were unable to put the ball in the net. Calvin Hammett was busy in the net and made some ter- rific saves. Gallagher's Gladiators - 2 Provincial Signs - 1 This was a great game for the spectators with both teams display- ing how much they have refined their skills. Brett Lawson and Ryan Williams were brave enough to try 'a couple of headers and Kim Rollo and Justin Wooten displayed some fancy footwork. This game could have gone either way with Provin- cial Signs forwards Alan Calder and Matt Phoenix really pushing the ball up the field and Gallagher's for- Jay Tredway and Christina lark doing the same. Jeremy Nor- ton found the mark with 2 goals and Ryan Duff notched 1. Goalie, Mark Brown, for Gallagher's played very well. Soccer Tip - The Throw In The ball must be held with both hands and brought back behind the head. Part of both feet must remain on the ground and behind the line. One foot should be in front of the - other for balance and power. Arms should swing over the head with the fingers guiding the ball in the right direction. 5 Year Annual Interest 10%* 2 change without notice hh family Ts ArPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 62%: Look at these Savings!! Stock Verticals 75" x 84" . .. Now *139.99 S TROPHIES & TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms . oC Bicycle Repairs -- FRIDAY & SATURDAY -- 4 y Custom Verticals, PINERIDGE JULY 25th & 26th off Venetians & Pleated Shades SPORTS As Always ... Low, Low Prices SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry 2, PHONE 985-2839 'Hundred Proof' on Custom Draperies. CALL US NOW! 985-9985 tm mmm----