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Cartwright youth baseball action Junior Division Swain Seed Sluggers vs Superspud with a final score of 12 to 6. Dillan Weber hit two homeruns along with Jesse Gould for the Sluggers. One triple came from Lloyd Jessup and a double by Robert Lyons. A super single was hit by Shauna Hassall. Great pit- ching as well as catching was outstanding coming from Dillan Weber. Erin Malcolm was terrific in her efforts during the game. The Spuds great efforts came from Linsey Ingram at the pit- chers mound along with Justin Sheehey. Good plays and hitting were from Candace Boccoccio, Chris Pottery, Nicholas Malcolm and John Chrapek. Don Frew & Sons vs H & M ¥ igh Sox with a final score of 17 all. Runs for Don Frew & Sons came from Jason Malcolm with two. Triples were by Trevor Mar- noch and Richard Frew along with doubles from Darryl McClurg and Trevor Marnoch. Janelle Buller hit a super single, her first of the season, along with Luc Wilson, Brian DeTombe, Kyle McClurg and Ryan Woods with two. Intermediate Division Blackstock Lioness vs Lishmans with a final score of 13 to 6. : Brad Vokins hit a grand slam for the Lioness along with two triples by Gordon Bentley and doubles from Scott Swain and Gordon Bentley. Singles came from Dustin Marnoch, William - Michel, Melissa Donnelly, Bren- "nan.Malcolm and Buddy Ledge. Great pitching and catching was :had by Dustin Marnoch, Brad Vokins, Gordon Bentley and William Michel. Turners Green Giants vs Port Perry Kinsmen with a final score of 23 to 18. Homeruns for the Giants came from Jeremy Michel with a grand slam, Tony Waldriff with two and one from Jim Chapman and Mike Leeming. Triples were hit by Mike Leeming and Matt Brad- burn along with doubles from Matt Bradburn, Blaine Pelrine and Jeremy Michel. Great singles ORT wa came from Jim Chapman, Tony Waldriff, Mike Leeming, Amanda Locke, Leanne Goslin, Andy Seeley, Matt Bradburn and Derek Leeming. Catching was outstanding by Blaine Pelrine and Leanne Goslin at short. Pitching was terrific by Leanne Goslin, Tony Waldriff, Derek Leeming and Jeremy Michel in his first effort at pitching, For the Kinsmen, homeruns came from Kingsley Malcolm and Ryan Copithorn. Triples were hit by Jason Logan with three, Johnathan McCourt and Brad Morton. A double was hit by Brad Morton along with a single from Nathan Adams. Great plays and efforts were made by Brad Mor- ton, Jason Logan, Ryan Copithorn, Joshua Malcolm and Kingsley Malcolm. Senior Asselstine's Yamaha vs Maltheb Farms with a final score of 23 to 13. Blackstock Country Hardware vs Cummings Backhoe with a final score of 19 to 18. Blackstock Hardware's homeruns came from Chris Beacock and Andy Avis with triples from Jay Buma, Alicia Bentley and Chris Beacock. doubles were hit by Erin Hassall, Chris Bryant, Chuck Chapman, Doug Taylor and Mike Hepburn. A super single was hit by Brandi Boardman. Great catching was seen by Doug Taylor. For Cummings no homeruns were to be had but triples came from Jamie Lowe and Darren Leach along with doubles by Cheryl Brunner, Darren Leach, Mark Simmons, Travis Mitchell (2), Krista Dickinson and Mike Leach. Great plays by Jamie Lowe, Mark Simmons and Cheryl Brunner went well with terrific pitching and catching from Jamie Lowe, Krista Dickinson, Todd Moore, Travis Mitchell and Justin Martin. , Blackstock Lions vs Causeway Esso with a final score of 23 to 10. The Lions had homeruns hit by Barry Ross and Brendon Agnew with two. Bristol Sleep hit a triple with doubles by Jason Cliff and Barry Ross. PERRY auto glass & trim WITH THIS COUPON 985-8507 - MOBILE SERVICE - GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 25, 1969 -- 29 The Annual Caesarea Golf Tournament IS underway this weekend at the Sunny Brae Golf Club. Officials Tom Hollingsworth, Bruce Lawrie, Jack Morgan, Len Prout and Bob Betson (missing; Gary Edgar and Paul Baxter) are praying for sun and pleasant breezes to insure that this one will be as successful as all have been In the past. ' Golfers ready to swing by Rob Streich Over a hundred golfers are expected to come to Sunny Brae this weekend to join in the fun of the Annual Caesarea Golf Tournament. The shot gun start is at 9:15 sharp, and organizers say that most participants will play through the eighteen holes by mid-afternoon. Organizers are hoping to see a fine class of golf again this year as enthusiasts young and old try their luck at bettering some impressive, long- standing records. In many fam- ilies of summer and year round residents, several generations will be competing with each other for the coveted titles in this challenging competition. Numerous prizes will be awarded to participants in- cluding the Des Prime Memori- al Trophy and a special award for the Junior Flight. Top fastball teams set to descend on Port Perry One of the premier sporting events of the summer will get underway August 4 as 16 teams go after the $1,000 top money in the 16th annual Port Perry Fastball Tournament. The tournament will wrap up on August 7, the Civic Holi- day Monday with champion- .ship games at the Port Perry di- amonds. In total, there will be $2400 up for grabs in this tournament which is hosted by the XL Ea- gles Club of Port Perry. Eagle manager Doug Scott said fastball fans will see some top calibre teams in this tourna- ment, including the defending all Ontario Intermediate C 139 WATER ST.. 6 HIGH STREET PORT PERRY champs from Bracebridge, and the always tough Cold Springs squad which has won the tour- nament the past two years. There are four Toronto . teams entered, along with Rich- mond Hill, Sunderland, Milton, Cobourg and Oshawa. And there will be two local teams in the action: the host XL, Eagles and the Nonquon Trav- ellers. The Greenbank Gamblers, however, will not be in action in Port Perry that weekend as they are off to a Senior tourna- mentin Burlington. The games get underway Friday evening, August 4 with action continuing non-stop in the four divisions until a winner is finally decided on the Mon- day. In all, there will be 34 games played over that week- end at the Port Perry diamonds. DISCOUNT PET FOODS PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-0554 " FLEG PRODUCT *SPECIALS* SAVE $5.00 SAVE $4.00 on Dispar Flea 3 System SAVE $3.00 on Bandit Flea Systems SAVE $2.00 on the.Great Canadian Flea Trap on Sanex Home Flea Kits y PETE'S PET PAM x & 1) ! 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