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Bantams lose tough one to Royals On Tuesday, July 3rd, the Cana- dian Tire Bantam Fastball team played the Oshawa Royals at Alexandria Park, and came away with a tough 1-0 loss. This game was a pitchers duel with Jeff Card and Chad Venning combining for a 4 hitter, while Oshawa allowed only six hits. Port started a promising fourth inning with a double and a single. 'However, some unfortunate base running took the team out of the inning without cashing in on a run. Hitting for Port Perry were: Gavin Cochrane with a single and a double. Steve Laird with a dou- PAPPVIS "THE MARINE UPHOLSTERERS" Servicing Durham Region and Surrounding Area BOAT TOPS, BOAT SEATS COMPLETE MARINE INTERIORS JULY SPECIAL All Upholstery & Boat Tops 20 % Off On HWY. 7A (East of Taylor Ford) (Port Perry) 985-4857 MOBILE SERVICE (Ajax) 83 1 -3086 (LFA gd) [@] No) VINYL SIDING (8" white) $580 sq. (approx. 100 sq. ft.) 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Cowboy's pitcher Cameron Cook played a great game, steady on the mound and starting Cowboy's scoring with an RBI in a strong first inning. Outfielders Robert Birchall and Rodney Greenough played a good game and added to the scoring drive. Pee Wees defeat Pickering Homestead Furniture Pee Wee Girls soccer team travelled to Pickering on July 4 and came home winners 3-0. In the first half Shawna Cornish scored on a nice pass from Emi- ly Cosway and Kelly Phipps. Both goalies made super saves to keep the score 1-0 at half time. The Homestead gals dominated the second half and Shawna Cor- nish got her second goal followed shortly by Emily Cosway's goal. Pickering tried hard to come back but Lisa Dodd, Christina Clark and Sarah Coyne broke up many plays on defense. Sara Cosway played goal and earned the shut- out. Next game Tuesday night at Soccer Fields. Valu Mart defeated Greenbank Variety defeated Valu Mart in a hard hitting game last Wednesday. 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