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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 17, 1990 Arm wrestling attracts 100 co Organizers called it the most successful Festival Days Arm Wrestling competitions ever. The Fifth Annual tourna- ment, held Saturday in the "Big Tent" in Palmer Park, attracted over 100 competitors in the am- ateur and pro classes. They came from as far away as Ottawa, London, Kitch- ener and Barrie, and there were several former Canadian champs among them. Entry fees totalled over $1,000, and the cash prizes and trophies amounted to some $3,000. Best all around individual performance of the day was awarded to Phil Stoppert, who won the pro class (166-185 pounds) without suffering a de- feat. He won the Chamber of Commerce trophy for his ef- forts. : Port Perry Arm Wrestling Club trophy for "best sports- manship" of the day went to Dave McEwen, and the "best match of the day" trophy award- . ed by the Ottawa Club went to Dave McEwen received the Best sportsmansh alter Penny and Terry Bar- n. In the mens heavyweight class (over 206 pounds) perreni- al winner Gary Goodridge had a real battle with Garvin Lewis. These two giant men put on quite a show of style and brute strength in the final match of the day. Mark Zalepa finished third in the category. Following are the results in the pro division, mens right hand. UPTO 145 POUNDS 1/ Dave McEwen, 2/ Paul Patri- quin, 3/ Rick Klock. 146-166 POUNDS 1/ Pat Mastrangelo, 2/ Mario Dore, 8/ George Iszoukouits. 166-1856 POUNDS 1/ Phil Stoppert, 2/ Kevin Kelly, 8/Willy Conrad. 186-206 POUNDS 1/ Phil Stoppert, 2/ Kevin Kelly, 8/ Garth Carlson. OVER 206 POUNDS 1/ Gary Goodridge, 2/ Garvin Lewis, 3/Mark Zalepa. In the amatuer categories, h the results, ore are 3-146 POUNDS 1/Dustin Chapman, 2/ Dan Sut- i . Bed A ton, 3/John Morrison. 146-166POUNDS 1/ Mike Clock, 2/ Rick Klock, 3/ Doug Behrens. 166-186 POUNDS 1/ Troy Eaton, 2/ Steve Webb, 3/ David Clement 186-206 POUNDS 1/Dave Bray, 2/Mike Gould, 3/ Paul Dick. OVER 206 POUNDS 1/ Todd Steele, 2/ Mark Zalepa, 3/Mike Bosse. In the Ladies Division (0- 136 pounds) Tamara Kelly, Jean Barons and Jacalyn Ellis were the winners. In the ladies 137 and up, Pam Astle and Jean Barons won the trophies. Mario Dore won the mens left hand, with Dave Clement and Yves Belanger taking sec- ond and third. And in the mens left over 175 pounds, Garvin Lewis was first, follwed by Gary Gooridge and Kevin Malcolm. Mike Haigh of the Port Perry Arm Wrestling Club act- . ed as MC and commentator for the competitions which drew a large crowd of spectators. ---- ad Tx i Ip trophy awarded by members of the Port Perry Arm Wrestling Club. (see story for complete results from the arm wrestling tour- nament held during Festival Days which attracted more than 100 competitors. mpetitors i " t Re : \ Cl The heavyweight final came down to a match between these two glants. Gary Goodridge (right) and Garvin Lewis. Goodridge won the battle. Garth Carison of the Port Perry Club eatery ny placed third In his Homestead girls defeat Whitby by 3-1 Homestead Furniture Pee Wee Soccer team beat Whitby Op- timists 3-1. In the first half, Sara Cosway scored on a nice pass from Kyla McCrae to give Port a 1-0 lead. Near the end of the first half Shawna Cornish scored on a play set up by Sarah Coyne and Sara Cosway. The half ended 2-0 for Homestead. Whitby came on strong in the second half and scored to cut the lead to 2-1. Strong play by Christina Clark at center half- back resulted in Port scoring to win 3-1. The girls played a make up game from July 2. This game showed that two games in two nights is very tiring. Homestead took the lead 1-0 on a goal by Shawna Cornish on a pass from Emily Cosway. The first half end- ed with Whitby Nurse Chev Olds scoring to make the score 1-1 at half time. The Chev Olds goals played well and went ahead 2-1 early in the second half. Homestead for- wards had a quick pep talk and took the ball from the kick-off by Shawna Cornish to Emily Cosway who crossed the ball to Kelly Phipps who one-timed it into the net. Terrific play! Emily Cosway made it 3-2 for Port, but Whitby came back to . score to make the final score 3-3. With summer vacation taking some girls away, the call went out to the Mosquito Division for help. Michelle Evans, Heather Bredin & Julie-Anne Brownson turned in solid efforts -for the Pee Wee team. A special thank you to you! Run organizers needed Ten years ago this summer Terry Fox ran into the hearts of Ontarians everywhere in his ef- fort to raise much-needed funds for cancer research. This year, as we commemorate the 10th An- niversary of Terry's Marathon of Hope, we look to communities. both small and large, to continue the legacy of hope that Terry left us. Port Perry did not host a com- munity Run in 1989 so we are seeking an individual, family or group to step forward this year and organize a Terry Fox Run on Sunday September 16. With your support we can continue to fund reseachers in their vital work of finding a cure for cancer - a disease that this year will take the lives of 35,000 Canadians. Please call 1-800-387-1200 for information about how to get involved in the 1990 Terry Fox Run, a ITT EET o_y~