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ACE TM Pe IR REY sade Nal NE at de IN IY, TIL ae uN a ee ee ee Pee LY aed niin. " Te a Lb 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 29, "986 Sports Gamblers take on Uxbridge in OASA round | This week sees the first round of 0.A.S.A. action get underway as the Greenbank Gamblers meet Ux- bridge twice (Monday in Greenbank and Wednesday in Uxbridge) in a best two out of three series. A third game site in the series will be deter- mined prior to the start of Monday nights game in Greenbank. The Uxbridge team will be for- midable oppdnents for the Gamblers as rumour says they have added fireballer Randy Underwood to their team plus two stars from Sutton Irish House? Greenbank will again be going with their excellent pitching duo of Russ Korbak and Ken Goreski, plus their good defense which has car- ried the team along playoff trails in the past. The Greenbank attack will be led by Trevor Till, Don Beaton and Greg Rodd who are all having an excellent year at the plate. For 0.A.S.A. play the Gamblers cannot use Brian Myers, George - Redshaw, Steve Foster or Roland Osske due to residence restrictions so the rest of the team will have to dig a little deeper to take up the slack. Standing in the wings to meet the Uxbridge - Greenbank winner is the Claremont Legion and the eventual winner of that series will be in Port Perry at the middle of September for the Intermediate '"'C" Ontario Championships. One potential bright spot for Gamblers could be 'he return to ac- tion of outfielder Ray Meisner who is out of the hospital and has had one practice with the team. Last week in Oshawa City League play the Greenbank team met the Oshawa Merchants in Greenbank Park in the only game the team With 4-0 victory over Whitby played last week. (Oshawa A.C.L. post-poned their game with the Gamblers in order to play an 0.A.S.A. game in Bradford). This week the Gamblers post- poned two league games in order to start the O.A.S.A. series with Uxbridge. The game with the Oshawa Mer- chants was a close 2-1 ball game for seven innings but the big bats of the Oshawa Merchants started finding places to drop hits and finally won going away by a score of 8-1. Neil Rodd, Trevor Till and Rodd Real were the only Greenbank players to hit safely off Jim Chilvers on 'he Oshawa mound. Chilvers had an outstanding game as he fanned 14 Greenbank batters and also con- tributed a two run homer to the Oshawa attack. This Friday night the Gamblers Port Legion now on top Port Perry Legion met head on with Whitby Legion for first place in Oshawa City and District League play last Monday night and came away with a solid 4-0 victory. Riding on the strong left arm of pitcher Ken Irvine, who threw a 4-hitter while striking out eleven men, Whitby couldn't muster any attack what so ever. Port scored in the second inning on a towering home-run off the elec-- tronic scoreboard in left field by Bill Owen. This was followed by a long out at the fence by Jack Bright, just falling inches short of going out of the park as well. Port continued to apply the heat to Whitby starter Mark Coutu by scoring 2 runs in the. top of the fourth on hits by Jay Williams, Dave Dickson, Grant Jackson and Ken Bryant. The Legion squad rounded out the scor- ing in the ninth inning on a walk to Bill Bridge, sacrifice bunt by Jack Bright, a stolen base and a squeeze bunt by Grant Jackson. Additional hits were supplied by Ken Bryant, Jay Williams and Larry Pilkey. At home on Thursday night, Port Perry faced last place Oshawa A.C.L. and came away with a close 2-1 win in ten innings to increase their league winning streak to nine games and move ahead of second place Whitby by two points. Paul Graham pitched a complete game gaining the victory giving up eleven hits while striking out three: Port opened the scoring when after two were out, Pete Christie walked and came home on a clutch triple by lead off batter Bill Bridge. Oshawa tied the contest in the fifth inning on three singles and a fielder's choice. The game breezed along as A.C L.'s hurler John Logeman kept Port in check allowing only six hits. Final- ly in the bottom of the tenth inning Bill Bridge got things going again as he walked, stole second and went to third base on a wild pitch. After the next two batters struck out, pinch- WEDDING INVITATIONS and Accessories : " PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-7383 hitter Rob Evans strode to the plate and delivered the game winning hit scoring Bridge from third. Next league action has Port in Oshawa Monday night to face Whit- by again and on Wednesday to face the Oshawa Merchants at a site to be determined. On Friday night the two Port Perry teams open play in the Port Perry Fastball Tournament with Nonquon playing Ajax Robinson Haulage at 7:00 p.m. and Port Perry Legion playing Sunderland Harvesters at 9:00 p.m. Udora also faces the Gambler's in Greenbank at 7:30 p.m. Hope to see lots of fans over the holiday weekend enjoying the competition and seeing some ex- cellent fastball. Teams Port Perry Legion Whitby Legion Oshawa Merchants Oshawa Juniors Greenbank Gamblers Oshawa ACL The standings OSHAWA CITY & DISTRICT LEAGUE GP W L T Pts. 19 12 7 0 24 19 10 7 2 22 2 10 8 2 22 2 10 10 0 2 19 9 10 0 18 0 10 19 5 14 Pee Wee Soccer The Scugog girls Pee Wee Soccer Team has been enjoying a fine season so far playing in the Durham Girls Soccer Division. The forward line has been scoring a lot of goals, and the defense has been doing a good job keeping the ball out of Port Perry's end of the field. The goal-tending trio of Jenny Blanchard, Andrea Johnston and Julia Croxall have made some fine saves when called upon. Carrie Maciver and Collette Ber- trand continue to show good im- provement and effort in every game. The following is a summary of the games played this year and the goal scorers. Game No. 1 - May 21 Ajax No. 3 - 2 vs. Scugog No. 2 - 6. Goals Scored by Lisa Levy - 4, Lisa Vernon - 1, Katy Wray - 1. Game No. 2 - May 26 Scugog No. 2 - 12 vs. Pringle - 0. Goals Scored by Lisa Levy - 3, Lisa Vernon - 3, Katy Wray - 3, Joanne Birkett - 1, Jodi Sayles - 1, Lisa Toye - 1. Game No. 3 - June 2 PUSC - 0 vs. Scugog No. 2 - 4. Goals Scored by Katy Wray - 1, Lisa Levy - 2, Lisa Vernon - 1. Game No. 4 - June 4 Scugog No. 2-4 vs. PSC No. 2-1. Goals Scored by Lisa Vernon - 1, Lisa Levy - 2, Jodi Sayles - 1. Game No. 5 - June 11 Bowmanville - 2 vs. Scugog No. 2 - 2. Goals Scored by Lisa Levy - 1, Jodi Sayles - 1 for Port Perry. Game No. 6 - June 16 Scugog No. 2-0 vs. Jeffery - 2. Port was beaten by the strong Jeffery team. Game No. 7 - June 23 Ajax No. 2 - 1 vs. Scugog No. 2 - 3. Goals Scored by Jodi Sayles - 1, Laura Mark - 1, Lisa Vernon - 1. Game No. 8 - June 30 Scugog No. 2 - 3 vs. Ajax No. 3 - 0. Goals Scored by Lisa Levy - 3. Game No. 9 - July 14 Scugog - 12 vs Pickering - 0 Goals Scored by Laura Mark - 4, Lisa Levy - 1, Maija Hammett - 1, Katy Wray - 1, Lisa Vernon - 3, Julia Croxall - 1, Jenny Blanchard - 1. Good work by Laura Mark, Julia Croxall and Maija Hammett. will play the Udora Shamrocks in Greenbank Park at 7:30 p.m. This is the opening round of the Port Perry Tournament which runs Fri- day, Saturday, Sunday and Monday (Aug. 1-2-34). The Greenbank Annual Beef Bar- B-Q is also held on Friday night, so people attending the Bar-B-Q will have an opportunity of watching some good fastball as they enjoy their dinner. Pat and Mike Kelly are the only identical twins in professional wrestling and they will be in the feature tag team bout on a wrest!- ing card at Scugog Arena, August 9. If Pat and Mike look familiar, it's probably because you have seen them in several television com- mercials. How can you tell them apart? Mike's the one with the cauliflower ear. Or is it Pat? Pat and Mike Kelly on wrestling card You may have seen them in TV commercials or in the movies. Now, you'll be able to see them live and in action as professional wrestling pays a visit to the Scugog Arena next month. Head-lining a five match card will be the Kelly Twins (Pat and Mike) the only identical twins in pro wrestling these days. At 6 ft. 2 inches and weighing about 250 pounds with their red hair and beards, Pat and Mike are near- ly impossible to tell apart. Mike is the one with the cauliflower ear. They'll be teaming up together in a tag match against Nick Decarlo and Bulldog Vachon as the main event. The wrestling action at the Scugog Arena will get underway at iy p.m. sharp on Saturday, August Pat and Mike have been wrestling professionally for the past 18 years. Originally from Georgia, they mov- ed to Toronto at an early age and now make their home in Hamilton. They split their time between wrestling and the cameras. They have been featured in commercials for Oh Henry bars, Canada Trust (they hoist the manager high in the air), Bell Canada, Pizza Delight and Coors Beer. Their movie credits in- clude Mr. Nice Guy, Seeing Things and Bill Jack. The card at the Scugog Arena, August 9th is being put together by DC Promotions. Along with Pat and Mike, wrestling fans will see Johnny K-9 tangle with Troy Littlebear, Toni Starr will take on Black Widow in a ladies event, and Ray Stiles, Mandingo Warrior, Long Rider No. 3 and Wolfman will round out the night's entertainment.