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& Terry Barton of Port Perry in a tough match against Paul Patriquin of Lon- don. Paul eventually won the Bantam division while Terry finished third. Will compete in Open class Gamblers gear for OASA The Greenbank Gamblers fast ball club have entered the Ontario fastball playdowns this year in the intermediate "Open" classification and their first op- ponents will be Oshawa A.C.L. This series will get under way on Monday, July 25 at Greenbank Park at 8:30 P.M. with the second game scheduled for Wednesday, July 27 at Durham Fields main diamond. This series must be completed by August 6 with the winner meeting the Peterborough- Brooklin Survivor and the winner of that series will travel to Lon- don, Ontario for the Ontario In- termediate '"Open" championship tournament. ----- Anyone who has ever played the game of golf dreams of someday hitting a hole in one. That day happened recently for June Haynes and she was just delighted. June, of Scugog Township, hit a five iron on the 112 yard 16th hole at Sunnybrae, and her husband Dave was there to witness the event. The hole In one helped June to a 95 score that day, very nice for someone who just took the game up four summers Meanwhile, in the Oshawa City and District. Loop, the Gamblers held onto first place in the league by winning both their games last week and stretching their won- lost record to 11-1. On Monday night at Greenbank, the Gamblers fell behind the visiting Port Perry Eagles by a 3-1 score before they exploded for four runs in the fifth inning and an eventual 5-3 victory. Al Heintzman took the loss on the Port Perry mound while Ken Goreski, Wayne Wells and Mark Goreski all shared the pit- ching duties for the Gamblers. Neil Rodd, Terry Till, Rodd Real and Brian Till, each had a pair of hits for Greenbank with Trevor Till and Greg Rodd each . adding a single. Port Perry had home runs from Doug Christie and Colin Wackett and Rob Evans had a triple with Al Heintzman and Rick Evans ad- ding singles. On Wednesday night, in Stouff- ville, the. Gamblers stopped the Betz Pools Squad behind the three hit pitching of Wayne Wells and Mark Goreski. John Annis started on the hill for Stouffville but gave way to Jim Chilvers with the score at 3-1 for Greenbank. However, the Gambler bats con- tinued to produce and the final score was 8-2 for the Gamblers. John Foster led the Greenbank attack with three hits with Trevor Till, Gary Baker and Brian Till each adding a pair of safeties. Rodd Real had a double to round out the Greenbank offense. Both Stouffville runs came on home runs by Steve Brooks and Rick Wells. This Monday night, Bradford "Century 21", of the Beaches ma- jor fast ball league play an in- terlocking game in Greenbank Parkk and on Thursday the gamblers go to Port Perry to meet the XL Eagles. STATIONERY Plain and Printed. Business/Personal PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 19, 1988 -- 25 Gators clip Irwin Smith In a well played Pee Wee game on Monday, July 11, Lil Gators edged Irwin Smith by the score of 5 to 2. For Lil Gators, David Philip had a couple of good hits while James Gouldburn played sharp at third, making several good tag outs. At second base, Rusty Hood made a couple of good pick-ups to throw the runners out at first. Andrew Pereman pitched three good innings for Irwin Smith while Stephen Parish caught a line drive at third base and Travis Guindon played well defensively at first base. After taking the lead in the first inning, D. J. Taylor never looked back to beat Standard Electric by the score of 15 to 10. Louis Whitfield pitched three strong innings for D.J. Taylor, striking out five batters and he also hit a triple. Gary Norton made a great move to steal home with Scott Wylie also scoring on the same play. For Standard Electric, Adam Johnston pitched well for four in- nings, striking out five batters and also connected for a double. Kevin Pearce played well defen- sively at short stop by catching a line drive and throwing out two runners at first base. Mike Slug- gett made a good running catch at centre field. In Seagrave, Seagrave Park beat Brian's Towing by the score of 10 to 3. For Seagrave Park, Jason Ver- non caught a fly ball in centre field while Mike Williams pitched two strong innings and caught a line drive on the mound. All the boys that participated in the Seagrave Tournament on Ju- ly 8 and 9, would like to thank Rob Kearns and Brian McTaggart for the fine job that they did to host this event. Name Lil Gators Irwin Smith Brian's Towing Seagrave Park D.J. Taylor Standard Electric PEE WEE BOYS op be = ~ 74 --~wwwew = [== -N----N- J) DO COACH WANTED - FAIR PORT PERRY Jr. C MoJACKS HOCKEY CLUB Interested persons should submit resume outlin- ing coaching experience by July 28th, 1988 to: MURRAY PARLIAMENT - GENERAL MANAGER Box 595, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Oshawa-Whitby JULY 21, 22, 23 & 24, 1988 Championship. ADMITTANCE: FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE LOCATION: Garrard Road, just north of Conlins Road, (Durham College Road) THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 21st -- Demolition Derby at 6 PM until 8:30 PM, features three heats with prize money and trophies each night with the championship heat as the final event on Sunday afternoon at 2 PM. All finalists from Thursday and Saturday are eligible for the Grand Final FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 22nd -- Giant Tractor Pull Friday evening at 6 PM featuring Prostock Light with Light and Heavy Classes & Prostock Heavy with Light and Heavy Classes, also the Highway Tractors! The prize money will be $225. per class. Molsons will be sponsoring the trophies for this event. SATURDAY EVENING & ALL DAY, JULY 23rd -- Baby Contest at 10:00 AM; Demolition Derby at 6 PM; Log Sawing Contest at 2:30 PM; Cattle Shows; Heavy Horse Show at 10:30 AM; and the Arabian Horse Division of the Saddle Horse Show commencing at 8:30 AM. SUNDAY, JULY 24th -- Light Horse Show at 1 PM; Demolition Derby Grand Final Championship Heat at 2 PM; Sheep Show & Sheep Shearing Demonstration; Old Tyme Fiddlers Music by Tommy Ander- son and His Lime Ridge Old Tyme Fiddlers; The Navy League Ajax-Pickering Trumpet Band will be performing for us on Sunday afternoon. This Band is unique in that it is the only band of its kind in Canada featuring Sea Cadets, Navy League Cadets & Navy League Wrenettes. That's the only tri-Corp, in Canada. NOTE * Sunday from approx. 11 AM until 4 PM, we will be featuring the Hot Rod, Anti- que & Custom Car Show - That's SUNDAY, JULY 24th at the Oshawa-Whitby Fairgrounds. Follow the Vintage Car Parade from the Oshawa Shopping Centre (between 10 & 10:30 AM) to the Fair with Police Escort, CHOO Radio 1390's beautiful new Van Et Al! Public School Children FREE; Parking FREE. Students *2.00; Adults $3.00 BINGO - will start Thursday, from 1 PM until 10 PM and continue through Saturday, same hours applying. The CROWN AMUSEMENT MIDWAY will be open for the duration of the fair. The BAVARIAN GARDEN will be open each day from Thursday Noon until 11:30 PM until Saturday Evening at 11:30 PM. MCQUADE PETTING ZOO for the children and a GIANT ANTIQUE BUGGY DISPLAY for those who enjoy the past. CHOO Radio Station 1390 will be joining us at the fair Saturday & Sunday, July23 & 24. NOTE: A trip for 2 will be the Gate Prize Ticket Draw on Sun. PM. The trip to Montreal will be sponsored by VIA RAIL, ROGERS WORLD TRAVEL & OSHAWA-WHITBY FAIR. PHONE: (416) 725-8858 or 655-3962 This advertisement sponsored by VIR Ra aN