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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- y. August 6, 1986 Will now meet Bradford after sweeping Unionville in two straight games Port Perry Squirts advance in OASA play Port Branch 419 © Port Perry, who play in the York- Squirt Softball a Top al Durham League wi Unionville had to the second round of the Ontario not defeated the team in three " Amateur Softball Association Squirt games this season, but were we "C'" play-offs after a convincing two prepared for this best of tiwee play- game sweep of the Unionville Squirts. The Dennis Anderson Chev Olds Ladies Lob Ball team suffered defeat at the hands of the Manilla Steelers who scored 24 runs to D.A.C.O.'s 17. Never a team to give up, hard working Manilla obtained their vic- tory despite being behind early in the game. The team was undoubted- ly spurred on by the home run hit by off series. The first game was played in 24-17 loss for DACO Tracey McPhaden. The D.A.C.O. team is also not without its stars. Linda Ashton at Rover made a great catch on a sizzl- ing line drive robbing Manilla of a potential few more runs. Bonnie Fit- zgerald batted 100 getting on base all five times she was up. D.A.C.O. is at home in Port Perry Wednesday night at 8:30 against Blackstock. Mite all stars dumped The Port Perry Taylor's Gulf Mite All-stars travelled to Scarboro on July 22nd, for an exhibition game. Although the team played well they came out on the short end of a 23-8 count against an aggressive, ex- perienced Scarboro team. Chad Kearns pitched a strong game for Port, striking out 7 over the first five innings. Jeremy Nor-. ton came on to pitch one solid inn- ing in relief. Jeremy also was a force at the plate, racking up a double, home run, 4 RBI's and 2 runs scored in three at-bats. Clay Scott had a good night, cracking a single and a two-run homer. Scott'Heasman also came through with a solo homer. Ian Shrigley had a pair of singles, while Brent Harper, Paul Linton and Brandon Puckrin each had one. The Scarboro team is currently in second place in the York-Durham Softball League, and provided the Port boys with excellent calibre op- position which should be a big help when O.A.S.A. playdowns roll around. -- SUMMERLEA -- MEN'S INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT Saturday, August 30th - 2 P.M. GROSS SCORES ONLY - NO HANDICAPS Closing date August 26/86 Entry Fee: $20.00 Each Unionville last Monday, July 28 and the local boys were more than ready as they 'jumped on" losing pitcher Randy Griffin for seven runs in the second inning and added five more in the fifth on their way to a 14-10 win. Todd Smart, Jason Cochrane, Brad Moase & Stephen Laird each had two hits with Duane Empr- ingham, Scott MacLellan and Kent Jamieson each having singles. Jeff Card was the winning pitcher. The second game of this con- traversial series was played in Port Perry on Thursday evening and with Steven Desautels pitching a strong game and a three run homerun by Stephen Laird, the Legion boys looked like they would be easy winners, but "Mother Nature" had the last word and the rain cancelled the game after 3 in- nings of play. The game was rescheduled for the next night, Friday August 1 in Port Perry. A large crowd was on hand as the Port Perry team again took an ear- ly lead as Greg Rankin"s hit scored three runs to put Port Perry ahead 5-2 after only 3 innings. Unionville added a run in the fourth inning to make a close 5-3 game, and set the stage for an exciting fifth inning. Duane Empringham, Gavin Cochrane and Greg Rankin all had singles to open the inning and load the bases, Jeff Card then lined a tri- ple to left field to score three runs. 'Chad Venning then came off the bench to line a pinch hit single to left field to add the fifth run of the inn- ing and make the final score 10-3 for Port Perry. Jeff Card again pitched a strong game for Port Perry allowing only four hits. Jason McBride added a single to go with the 10 hits for Port Perry. Gavin Cochrane played a strong defensive game at first base as he made several outstanding plays to stop Unionville rallies. Port Perry will now play Bradford boys away on holidays, coaches Ron Redman, Jim Rankin and Wayne Venning are counting on Ryan Ricard, Chad Venning, Kent Jamie .on, Jason McBride and Steven Desautels to come off the bench and continue the strong team play and hard hitting that has brought them success so far this Bill Sandiford of Port Perry Allens Siding, a Squirt House League team found the landing a little rough as he tried to steal home during tournament action in Oshawa over the weekend. Four Port Perry Squirt House Leage teams entered the tournament and found the competition was very tough. But one local team, the Blackstock Lions, won the D championship in the Pee Wee Divi- sion. (See story for details.) Members $10.00 Only Includes green fees, supper, prizes. PRIZES: 1st - $100.; 2nd - $50.; 3rd - $25. in the next round of the 0.A.S.A. play-offs and with several of the Kinsmen bounce YPort Perry Arena or scucos i] AsAT,, GLTICTTAY I BE 00 PM or ig NST | VV 34 1, | ESTAS + Kelly - * LA ALL "Bulldog < 'ana VIChON Nick DeCarlo Simi MAIN EVENT vs. - From WW.F. 9 Troy Little Or im lus Beautiful Rowdies Port Perry Kinsmen Pee Wee Soccer Team played in Bowman- ville against the Rowdies on July 22. Our first goal came on a corner kick by Jamie Brown to Alec Cramner to Jason Towns. 2nd goal went to Jeff Parry from Jamie Brown. 3rd goal was a penalty kick by Jamie Brown. 4th goal by Alec Cramner from Drew Cardinal and Jeff Parry and our final goal by Alec Cramner from Jeff Parry. Final score - Kinsmen 5, Rowdies 2. Our home game on July 29 was against the Bowmanville Blizzard. The Blizzard won 7-2, however, the score really didn't indicate the play. In the 1st half there was no score and although Kinsmen dominated the play in this half but they just couldn't find the mark. With half of the team on holidays the Kinsmen would like to thank mosquitoes Matt Allardyce, Brad Plain, Mark Cosway, Peter King, Michael Tripp and Michael Williams for assisting in the game. Our 2 goals went to Jason Towns from Jamie Brown and Jamie Brown from Shawn Lions win in Oshawa The Blackstock Lions won the Pee Wee Boys D Division championship at the three-day R.S. McLaughlin National House League Tournament held the past weekend in Oshawa. Int the championship final on Mon- day, the Lions came up with a strong game to defeat a squad from Hamilton by an 8-1 margin. The boys faced a much tougher challenge in the semi-final against Belleville as they needed extra inn- ings to come away with a 52 victory. - The Lions made it ., the cham- Monte Carlo HAIR FASHION 11 Water Street, Port Perry - 985-3684 i. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 985-3684 pionship round by virtue of three victories over teams from Oshawa, while suffering two defeats to Scar- borough and Alderwood. At the plate, the Lions were led by the strong hittting of Tyler James and Jeff Brett. And on the mound, Jeremy Woodcock proved to be an "iron-man,"' as he pitched all seven games in the tournament. For winning the D championship, the boys came home with a team trophy and banner, individual trophies and t-shirts. ANNOUNCEMENT Plain. Our next game is Aug. 7th in The management and staff JOHN REEVES *" LONG RIDER No. 3 Orono. of Monte Carlo Hair Fashion RAY STYLES x WEDDING are pleased to welcome "TON! STAR INVITATIONS Kim Hutchinson and Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-7383 as their newest staff member. For your appointment with Kim give us a call at 985-3684. wr Advance Tickots wt the Arena Spadial CM Cs