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The Port Perry XL Eagles stag- ed an exciting comeback to edge Cardiff 6-5 in extra innings to cap- ture the Maynooth Intermediate Tournament in four straight games on the holiday weekend. Robert Evans' bases loaded walk in the bottom of the ninth in- ning brought in Jay Williams with the winning run to cap the rally as Port had been down 5-3 going in- to their last at bat. Earlier in the contest, Rick Blohm gave the XL Eagles the lead with a homerun to left field to stake Port to a 1-0 lead after three innings. Cardiff rallied with 2 runs in the top of the fourth, while Bill Owen homered in the 'bottom half of the inning to square the game at 2-2. Starter Ken Irvine was reliev- ed in the fifth inning by Al Heint- zman after falling behind 3-2. Ja Williams doubled in the home half of the fifth to score Heintzman ~ SO a= In the champlonship for the Port Perry Tennis Club Mixed Doubles held last Sunday, Heather Muir and Jay Nelll (at left) defeated John Scott and Win Tobin in two straight matches. in the consolation finals of the P Re ort Perry Tennis Club Mixed Doubles and tie the game at 3-3. Port squandered a bases loaded one + out situation in the seventh inning, thus setting the stage for thee wi finish in the ninth inning. Cardiff led off the inning with a single and a sacrifice bunt putting a runner on second base. The next batter hit back to the pitcher Heintzman and the lead runner was caught in a rundown which got fouled up allowing both run- ners to be safe at 1st and 3rd base. On the following pitch a steal at- tempt was made and the ball was thrown away and booted around allowing both runners to score and putting Cardiff ahead 5-3. In the bottom of the ninth, Col- in Wackett singled, Heintzman singled and Paul Graham doubl- ed, scoring Wackett. Jay Williams was intenionally walked to load the bases. Bill Owen then walked on a 3-2 count tying the game. Doug Scott hit back to the pitcher to force Graham at the _ plate and then Robert Evans pro- vided the margin of victory with his walk to bring in Williams. Earlier games in the tourna- ment saw Port blast the local Maynooth team 10-0, Bancroft 13-6 and Trenton 8-1. In the 10-0 win pitched by Ken Irvine, homeruns were supplied by Jay Williams, Bill Owen, Mites Once again, Home Hardware emerged as the winners on June 27 in Mite League action. Led by a strong performance by Christopher Jones at bat, and ex- cellent defensive play from the likes of Josh Scallon, they were able to defeat Seagrave in a well- played contest. Also helping the cause were Michael Stevens, Joey Drebit and Greg Bruton, among others, who" played consistently throughout the game. championship on Sunday morning, Tony Ten Westeneind and Sandra Adamcryck (at right) defeated Chic Carnegle and Gale Ballard 6-4, 6-1. Eagles capture Intermed. tourney Robert Evans and Colin Wackett. In the 13-6 win over Bancroft, Al Heintzman was relieved by Paul Graham with the score 11-1 after four innings. Heintzman's four hits and five RBI's fueled the attack. Against Trenton, Heintzman pitched the complete game, win- ning 8-1. Jay Williams homered again in this one leading the team to victory. In league play earlier in the week, the Eagles edged the Oshawa Juniors 6-5 to continue their climb from the league basement. This week Port travels to Stouffville on Wednesday and has Thursday night off. On the weekend the Eagles will play in the Richmond Hill Tournament. Name Port Perry Auto Glass Barry's Variety Port Perry Oldtimers Galley Fish & Seafood Sportsland A. Oppers Aluminum Seagrave Steel Buildings Kinsmen Square Boy Pizza Forder's Insurance RESULTS OF SCUGOG MENS LOB-BALL LEAGUE As Of June 27, 1988 G W ERC ECE ECE EN ESR | DO BDO BD CO CO WB i i =] whee MM coonmooOo==o = Er -X-X-X K-X Pee Wee house league results On Monday, June 27, Lil Gators beat Seagrave Park in Seagrave, by the score of 10 to 6. For Lil Gators, Brad Plain was sharp at third base, making several key plays, while Jason Dawson connected for 2 triples and a double and Lindsay Parry hit a home run. Jason Edinger made a double play for Seagrave Park, by cat- ching a line drive and throwing the runner out at first base. In Port Perry, Standard Elec- tric came from behind to tie Brian's Towing at 16. Darryl Bourgeois caught a line drive at second base for Brian's Towing while Colin Meijerink hit a triple driving in a couple of runs. For Standard Electric, Pete King hit a grand slam home run and played well behind the plate for two innings. Ian McClelland batted in 3 run- ners including the winner for Ir- win Smith to edge D.J. Taylor by the score of 10 to 9. Stephen Parish started the come back for Irwin Smith by hitting a home run. For D.J. Taylor, Jason Eenling, Kevin O'Neil and Sean Ball came up with several good hits during the game. Name Lil Gators Brian's Towing Irwin Smith Seagrave Park D.J. Taylor Standard Electric PEE'WEE BOYS HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS G W L T Pts. wo» OV EWN Oo _----0 00 oO pi Ws dD BLACKSTOCK Tractor & Truck Pull at BLACKSTOCK FAIR GROUNDS JULY 8th & Sth - 7 PM Sharp FRIDAY, JULY 8th: * Stock 4 x 4's * Vintage Tractors 6,500 & 8,500 Ib. * 7,500 Ib. 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