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Mab Se ®™ Rel. eRe 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 6, 1987 Fd In the first annual Scugog 'Snowball Challenge, guys from the Bandits and Ldkers - hockey teams got together at Palmer Park Sun- day afternoon for (of all things) a slow pitch soft- ball game in the snow. Using softballs painted flamingo pink, the guys had a great time slipp- iding their way through nine (count ing and sl pI 193 QUEEN ST PORT PERRY (416) 985 7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE VCS TRUST Since B44 2% 5 Year Annual Interest 9% % Semi-Annually Rates Subsect to Change without Notice } Ken Smart trots home with an easy run in the first inning. i Carl Fitzgerald waits for "just the right pitch" while catcher Dennis Lycett shouts for a . strike. ; Co : : Bandits and Lakers just drea 'em) full innings. The Lakers jumped all over the Bandits in the first for a pile of runs and were leading 8-7 after seven innings. But the Bandits said let's play nine and squeaked by 12-11 as the over-35 Lakers seemed to run out of steam. It was all in good fun, of course, and this game in the snow is sure to become an annual event. --~-- Yr iE oc di N min' of July A ET a PP i i ake Mike Adam was in fine form on the mound for the Bandits, . despite a rocky first inning when his defense collapsed all around him. : - : om A IE -- i J = x 3 . 3 F ; - ' vf = y~ 2 - o " "4 # Soa [8 ES 3 ~ f J IRI RY FON ae Pete Naumienko was a little over the top of this pitch.