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- 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 26, 1990 Firefighters slo-pitc tourney held on week-end ~~ Square Boy Pizza takes "A" division The second annual slo-pitch tournament hosted by the Port Per:y Firefighters Assoc. was held over the weekend. Several of the games were played in less than ideal condi- tions, including the A championship Saturday night. Square Boy Pizza emerged from the rain as A champs with a close win over Seagrave Systems. In fact, Square Boy staged quite a rally as at one time, they trailed Seagrave 11-3. At left is Dave Dowson of the Fire- fighters with Square Boy rep Bob Dale and Seagrave rep Rick Evans. Proceeds from the tournament are used by the Firefighters to support charities. Annual mixed doubles The popular annual Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament is slated for this weekend, commen- cing Saturday morning with the finals being played on Sunday. The cost per players is $7.00 + a tin of new balls and you must be a member of the Port Perry Ten- nis Club. As usual refreshments and nibblies will be available at the courts both days. The deadline for signing up is this Wednesday at 8 p.m.. John Scott is the organizer of this popular tournament and a sign-up sheet has been posted. at the courts on the bulletin board. If you'd like to play but don't have a partner sign up anyway and the organizers will find a partner for you. Be sure to include your telephone number when you sign up. Monday Night League is being successfully run by Jay Neill. The up-to-date standings of the teams are, rating from the first place to eighth - 1. the Swinging Volleys 81% pts.; 2. The Moonballs?? 7 pts.; 3. The Service Aces 6% pts. ; 4. The Let Cords 6 pts; 5. The tourney this week-end Topspin Lobs 6 pts.; 6. The Baseliners 6 pts.; 7. The Unforc- ed Errors 4% pts.; and 8. The American Twists! 3% pts.. If you like to save money, yet haven't purchased a membership then do so now as after June 30'th, 1990 there will be an additional $5.00 added on to the general membership fees. The fees are outlined at the courts or call 985-8948. . The second annual Fun Tourna- ment is scheduled for July 14. And the Juniors Doubles Tournament is scheduled for July 28. Watch the newspaper and the bulletin board for news updates on these two events. Remember,-the deadline for signing up for the mixed doubles tournament is this Wednesday, June 27, 8 p.m.. Don't be disap- pointed, sign up NOW. On the lighter side of tennis, the shin is the part of one's anatomy that is most likely to bruise and bleed, after coming in contact with the racquet, following a straining attempt at a big serve. See you on the courts! Next game July 4 The Port Perry Pee Wee Mo- Jacks improved their record over the past two weeks of play in the York-Durham Softball League. Last Tuesday night, Chad Kearns got strong offensive sup- port and final out help from Billy Zaparanuik to pick up the first win of the season, 29-10 over Bolton. Chad struck out 7 and allowed 5 hits. Billy fanned the one batter he faced. : Every player scored at least one run, with Billy, Brent Harper, and Joe Broadworth each hitting home runs. Brent, Chad, Neil Mueller and Dave Bourgeois had two hits each, while Jake Waz- nicki and Paul Linton and one each. Wednesday night at home the story was a little different. Although the Mojacks played one of their better games, a powerful Thornhill club went home 16-1 winners. Billy pitched the first 5 innings, striking out 2 and was touched for 15 runs on 15 hits by some big, aggressive hitters. Chad finished up with one K and . allowed 1 run on 1 hit over the final 2 innings. Three Thornhill pitchers held Port to 5 hits in the game. Dave, Jake, Joe, Steve Gilbert, and Col- in Meijerink each stroked a single. Paul Linton's bases-loaded walk allowed Colin to score the 2.7 only run. Galley rallies to win "B" division In the B championship, the Galley Gators staged a late rally to overcome an early defi- cit and defeat the Auto Glass Sting Rays 8-7. At left is Dave Dowson of the Firefighters with Fred Moffatt, Gators rep; and Terry Rose and Glenn Evans of the Sting Rays. This week the MoJacks plaved home-and-home with Aurora, picking up a win and a tie. At home, Chad came up with ms strongest pitching effort of the season as he scattered 7 hits over 7 innings, while striking out 13. Port went ahead early on Dave's double and Joe's single, then were up 5-0 into the fifth. Aurora bunched 2 hits and an er- ror to close to 5-3, then did it again in the seventh to take a 6-5 lead. In the home hall of the inning Joe MolJacks igre ve lined his second homer of the year to salvage the tie. . In the return engagement in- Aurora, Billy took his turn at holding the fort, limiting the home team to 5 hits as Port took an 8-4 lead after 3 innings. MoJacks fell behind 9-8 as Aurora batted around in the fourth, including a grand slam. Chad relieved in the fifth and, on the strength of 6 more Port runs, held Aurora to 1 run over the final 2 innings to help seal a 14-10 MoJack win. Billy also contributed 3 hits to the attack, while Joe, Dave, Paul, and Chad had 2 each. The MoJacks will now have a rest for about 10 days until they host Bolton on July 4. Perfect Heating win 16-4 Perfect Heating and the Cowboys played a close and ex- citing game last Tuesday in Greenbank. Perfect Heating came up with the win 16-14. Perfect Heating had Graeme Powell play a great game on 2nd. Kevin Edwards made some nice defensive moves on short stop. Noted improvement with Steven Postma's hitting. He hit 2 for 2 bringing in both runs. Trevor MacSween did a super job at back catch tagging two out at the plate. The Cowboy's all star for the night was Adam Davidson with a beautiful home run and 7 RBI's. Cameron Cook and Jamie Irvine both did a great job on the mound while Michael Heasman played super on the infield.