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- 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 20, 1989 Cartwright Minor Softball League action Swain Seed Sluggers defeated H.M. Wright Sox with a final score of 5 to 11. Swain Seed Sluggers lost but played an excellent game with homeruns from Lloyd Jessup and Jacob Blaetter. Doubles were hit by Deryk Campbell and Dillian Weber with outstanding plays by Shane Savage and Dillian Weber along with great pitching from Shane Savage. For H.M. Wright Sox it was an | exciting game. Triples were hit by Michael Versage and Danny Lyons. Singles were the mainstay for this team. Trevor Barr, David Bauer, Mandy Bonsma, Ben Stephenson and Pam Goble were the hitters for the game along with a double from Michael Ver- sage, he also came up with an outstanding catch to end the game with a punch. Superspud vs Don Frew & Sons with a final score of 14 to 7. - Superspud played an excellent game against Don Frew & Sons. Runs were scored by David Gainey, Candace Boccoccio (2), Lindsay Ingram, Justin Sheehey (2), Patricia Haertel (2), Ryan PH--, WATER SPORTS Fins, Masks, Snorkels, Water Skiis PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry . PHONE 985-2839 NN / -- NOTICE -- Sheehey, Mike Lang, Danny Deeth (2) and Chad Holland with two more. David Gainey made an outstanding slide at home plate to start off with a bang and that con- tinued throughout the rest of the game. Chad Muirhead and Justin Sheehey did a great job behind the plate along with outstanding pit- ching from Mike Lang and David Gainey. For Don Frew & Sons a sole homerun was hit by Darryll McClurg with a triple by Trevor Marroch and singles from David Carnaghan (2) and Jason Malcolm. Lishman vs Blackstock Lioness with a final score of 11 to 10. Lishman squeezed by with runs from Ryan Larmon (2) and Kirk Swain. Doug Lynde came up with two doubles and singles were hit by Mindy Gainey and Allan Rich- mond. Only one triple was hit by Kirk Swain. Great catches were made by Shawn Hughes at second along with Jenny Sheehey. Outstanding efforts came from Brandon Thomas and Karon Swain. Blackstock Lioness did not pro- duce any homeruns but came up with doubles from Lloyd Shad- dock, Brad Vokins and Scott Swain. Singles were plentiful coming from Melissa Donnely, Brad Vokins, Brennan Malcolm, Scott Swain, Bill Duncan, Dustin Marnock and finally William Michel. Dustin Marnock made an outstanding catch with terrific pitching from William Michel, Dustin Marnock and Brad Vokins. Asselstine vs Maltheb Farms with a final score of 23 to 13. Asselstine cleaned up with three homeruns from Shawn by July 9th, 1989. level 1 certificate. to: MINOR HOCKEY TRAINERS, COACHES, MANAGERS for the 1989-90 SEASON Any person interested in these positions with Port Perry Minor Hockey in 1989 - 90 (House League or OMHA rep teams) must submit resume and team requested OMHA rep team coaches must hold aN.C.C.P. level cer- tificate, and OMHA rep team trainers must hold H.T.C.P. The above is not a requirement for House League Coaches or their trainers. Submit resumes by July 9th PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY, c/o President, Larry Lee, 257 Bigelow Street, Port Perry, Ont. LOB 1NO HEY KIDS! -- 3 Week -- JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAM "Fun, Games and Instructional Tennis in the Sport that lasts a Lifetime." beginning MONDAY, JULY 10th to FRIDAY, JULY 28th, 1989 (72 Young People ages 8 to 16 Years Weekday Mornings - 9 AM to 12 Noon At a cost of $42.00 per Person 'Registration at the Port Perry Tennis Courts on MONDAY, JUNE 26th from 5 PM to 7 PM (NO -- Pre-registration Please) Supported by the Ontario Tennis Association * Qualified Instructors * Performance Award Scheme Testing and Badges * Cold drinks supplied & a junior racquet (if needed) FOR FURTHER INFORMATON CALL: 985-3091 Lewerentz one of them being a grand slam also one run from Scott Goble. The rest of the game was dominated by doubles from Jesse MacDonald, Adam Won- nacott, Wendy Handyside and Ryan Peter. For Maltheb Farms a grand slam was hit by Mike Carlson with a triple from Jeremy Malcolm bringing in two runs. Doubles were hit by Missy Renes; Luke Carnaghan, Jason Andrews and Peter Bostelmann. Only one single was to be seen in the whole game and that was hit by Nicole Espie. Outstanding plays were - made by Scott Nesbit, Jason An- drews and Keith White. Blackstock Country Hardware vs Blackstock Lions with a final score of 13 to 12. Blackstock Country Hardware managed to steal the game by one in the final inning. Outstanding triples were made by Erin Hassall and Mike Hepburn. Doubles came from Alicia Bentley, Mike Staniland, Andrew Avis (2), Chris Bryant, Mike Hep- burn, Chris Beacock and Chuck PeeWee boys At the screenless Legion dia- mond XL Eagles edged Stan- dard Electric by the score of 9 to 7onJune 12. Andrew Pereman was the winning pitcher allowing only four runs in and Graham Holt connected for a good hit to score the winning run for the XL Ea- gles. For Standard Electric, Louis Whitfield pitched well and hit a homerun while Aaron Tiessen and Craig Coates each had good hits to earn a coupleof R.B.1.'s. Pineridge Sports put it to- gether at the South Diamond to win their second game of the season to beat Kentucky Fried Chicken by the score of 13 to 9. Danny Wood was the winning Pitcher for Pineridge after re- ieving starter Ritchie Tripp in the third inning. Ritchie Tripp also threw a runner out at third base when Stephen McFarlane made a good tag. Jason Kane, Sean Sauter and Kevin O'Neil each had a double and a single to provide the offense for Pine- ridge Sports to earn the win. For Kentucky Fried Chicken, James Paterson stole five bases while Matt Gotthelf hit a triple 'scoring three runs. At Seagrave diamond, the home team from Seagrave didn't have any mercy for their visitors and slaughtered Cow- boy Bob's by the score of 17 to 4. For Seagrave, Mark Jansen made a sensational diving catch at third base while Jeremy Ward hit a double, his first of the season and Mike Williams connected for a home run driv- ing in two runs. The brighter points for the Cowboys were two shut out in- nings which were pitched by Ke- vin Pearce and Jake Waznicky, Brad Richardson hit a home run scoring two runs and Joey Bwadworth made a good run- Sponsored by: dui Tia ps == WATER STREET MERCHANTS ning catch in centrefield. On June 15, Cowboy Bobs headed back to Seagrave to meet Standard Electric and played a very strong game, but Standard Electric held on to beat the Cowboys by the score of 13 to 10. : Robbie Romano and Lindsay Parry each had a couple of good hits and earned three RBI's each while Lindsay Parry tagged two runners out trying to steal home and Paul Linton Chapman. Causeway Esso vs Cummings Backhoe with a final score of 6 to 4. Causeway Esso beat Cumm- ings Backhoe with a triple by Steven Kyte bringing in two runs. Only one double was to be had and it was by Ritchie Timmers. Singles came from Louise Shad- dock and Tanya Mappin. Josh Wilson came up with outstanding fielding along with terrific pit- ching from Tanya Mappin and Andy Wilson. results made a good catch in centrefield for Standard Electric. Kevin Pearce pitched three strong innings for Cowboy Bobs, allowing only four runs in. Mike Sluggett and Brad Rich- ardson each went four for four at the plate and Mike scored four times. Darren Hope played well as catcher for three in- nings. Pee Wee standings to come. Name Seagrave Standard XL Eagles Pineridge - Kentucky F.C. Cowboy Bobs PEE WEE BOYS STANDINGS coouuad ocx GTS Oba DD es coocococo- [ol ohne W Lady golfers host Lindsay While last Tuesday's weather forecast didn't look promising, the rain held off for a fine golf tournament hosted by the ladies league of Sunny Brae Golf Club. League President, June Haynes welcomed the Lindsay Ladies League and the fun began. Following nine holes of golf, a delicious luncheon was served at the club, then the winners were announced and prizes selected. Carol Jackson won 1st low gross with 47 and Doris Watson won 1st low net - Doris also came in with the least number of putts. Bonnie Robinson and Andre Date from Lindsay were 2nd low gross and low net. Other winners from Sunny Brae were Leona SLAM DUNK CONTEST SATURDAY, JULY 15th - 12 Noon fo 3 PM Come and Meet Blve Jay Players between 10 AM & 12 Noon g Tripp, June Haynes, Ellen Curry, Lynne Taylor, Josie Wilson, Nor- ma Forder, Eve Johnston, Joyce Emmerson, Joy Forbes, Viv Rider and Jean Coleman. Other Lindsay winners were Joyce Carslake, Marilyn Kelsey and Marilyn Stone. There were several draws for prizes and the table flowers. Then Bea Smith of Lindsay thanked our girls and hoped they would see us at their tournament July 5th. Our thanks to Pro Al Chudd, the Sunny Brae Management and Staff for their helpfulness, the morning coffee, muffins and fongrots donations to the prize table.